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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 18, 1950.
NO LUCK FOR CINDERELLA
"SHOCK" RESULTS LIKELY IN
LEAGUE PROGRAMME
week.
London, Jan. 17.-Many of the teams battling for points in Saturday's English League programme face important Cup matches the following Players with the Cup "on their minds" are usually careful about risking injury, and teams often lapse unaccountably immediately before a vital Cup tie.
This unpredictable factor may help in the production of "shock" results on Saturday.
One of the games in which it could influence the trend of the play is Burn- ley's home match against West Bromwich Albion, Burnley, well up in the First Division table, seem very hely to win on form, but they are still in the Cup, while West Bromwich Albion are out of it.
Burnley's and defence given
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win unless the antite of. Cup the affects the play
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This is when the lawn Tennis Association is sche. duled to hold its anal meeting here and either to approve or disprove the national men's list for inst A delicate year submitted by the Ranking Committ point of tranis law is a
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Famous Amateur Soccer Club
To Be Revived Next Season
BY ARCHIE QUICK
Good news for amateur Soccer is that the famous London Caledonians Foot ball Club is to be revived next season. A ground has been obtained in suburban Landry and application is to be made for re-entry to the Isthmian League.
The Walides" who have produced such great players of the past as Andy Shan. John Noble and the brothers Eric and Basil Gates, closed down during the War, hurt re started afterwards, sharing a ground with Tufnell Park.
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Hall at the turn of the mid-century a man celebrating his 95th birthday who was in his games-playing prime long before the century began. None other than William John Peall, of Hove-not to be confused, please, with a certain other John Peel.
Not know Peall, you youngsters? In his day he was n celebrity the great billiards champion whose fine touch was so unfailing that the laws of billiards had to be altered to prevent him from scoring too many.
110 developed the
"spot! strako"--the potting of the red
at the top of the table, which he carried on like a recurring decimal. Back in 1890 he made his biggest break, 3,304, largely by using
put this stroke be the rel down 400 consecutive times. His sinture? Five feet.
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Sportsman's Diary
EDITED BY
Bruce Harris
for Budapest-Harry Vanner invited one of my younger and Bernard Crouch, both [cullengues,
who, Londoner, With those nlready never announced Leach, Bergmann
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Dennis Lee,
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unnaturally heard of Penil, to make his ape and Simons-the men's team in
the telephone brought up to five. quaintance over
to Hoye He and to do so at That veteran of 38 and former
champions seond hand, for the call was
Victor Baran playa anwered by Peall's son Ernest, his last competitive single in the
mere lod of 73.
Ulster Championships at Bel- He mentioned that the birth-fast next werk. Beginning Ins would include two 1932-3 Barna won the English
daughter, open championship ve times.
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You remember the back- trusters of the further supporters' club desiring control opened regotiations last August for the shares
Now The chairman of the Taxustees Cotinetllar II L. Ken- wettien to Mr Percy Chairman of the club, formng him that while the Mastees are stil wing to pur- alhase 8,60HP at the 7,500 shares he band Qey will not pay up in 4ch for them, as asked by Mi Harper
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The trus baer was £ ench fe say their attention has been to na FA decree that there are certain initations on the men of proflt on the sale the football prallt on the sale of football clubs shares.
The Trustees guld allow Mr Harper a "sentimental margin" en he shares, but will not pay £1 104. each for
team to trimvonal New Zealand more than
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Racing "[ [Cyclists, will be extended from fell into a bal error in the inte Ex the seven days, with
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AMERICAN COLLEGES KEEP ROPING IN FOREIGN ATHLETES
By CORNELIUS Ryan
New York. There's an old saying in American polities: "If you can't beat 'em, join 'em", and that seems to be the feeling among some foreign athletes.
They are not exactly joining the Americans, but they are coming to America in increasing numbers to get the kind of coaching and competition which will make them stars.
of Kurt Neitzer
or
pleased to put him on the board of directors.
If the deal is not completed on December 31, the Supporters' Club trustees forfeit a deposit *of £50 paid to Mr Hurper.
MERCY ERRAND
from Back
Dublin, Tom Whittaker, of the Arsenal, after a mission of typical kindliness.
This busy inanager had spent three days in taking home 19- Bil Duffy, reserve year-old centre-forward of Bae promise, who has fallen ill with chest trouble, and is expected to be i out of the game at leus till the Lend of the season.
Tausz went to over 50 perhaps Europe's most promis-metre free style and is a fresh- McLane nt teammate of
to Whit- When I suggested taker that someone else could have escorted Duffy, he replied: "No, 1 think It was my job to explain things to the ind's mother. I didn't want to depute the task to anyone else.
The
doctors' reaction in Dublin, where he is going to hospital, is that if Arsenal could
was up to them to go all out to to such lengths for Duffy it out him right. If it is at all possible he will be brought buck The club provide the medical
to football."
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of n Turnes-Trial stage from Wol- veitiampton to Nottingham, v first 10 5
Galleg Completing
Walling Street
A. Bertuko WOLL his third Gard- atters and are No. 5
a distance of 10 miles, Hinckley, is
consecutive game, also with the nar Mulloy, No. 4. Arthur far-;
pingve's
A sporting journal black
A. D agatest fileres. Iren: No 7. Earl Coched, No 8.
in do his best they allng the event and is providing i A redation will
Sam Match: No 9. Edward (desire
comtry's repila £100, 150lf of which will be Tuskin, relying on an orthodox
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111st No. 10. Herterialise their Prafted at the autical meeting to Moyland, and
re- the hon is at stake
spent 40 JOTZER !
45 -went to of the way.
noves. throw out the Del, 15 tipul Mam.
Jack Ryder, former Test cap-
mainder on nemunistrative ex- Usborne Dub Mrs Margoret
Tesis were
The match between the old tim, nt it is thought that it
penses, theluding those of for-
Danenberg rivals-Ray
Denmark, McLane in the Olympic 1,500-survice. There be wifi passed Bau in
otherwise
from Franen, the pont of Wilmington, heads the in, said that all
eigu competitors the hard-fought,
interest ch
Eugene would treantime, both Paneho and thewonien's Bist submitted by
Polund std Buly.
will The thent. Ranking Committee are caught Ranking Conmiller.
from noves, finishing in an end game termis player, is attending man start race
Yale. rook and three pawns aside. by switch.
the University of Califonun at 1949 the
Doug Rink a member of Si
Brighton on Sunday, August 6,
Per Andersson of Norway the steadler Test and the course will be:
Tausz proved Brigh- Brodman's 1848 Donald
Los Angeles, where he is get- On the list announced recent National Championship by
ton-London, London-Weston-end-game player white Danenting the couching, the compeu-attending Alfred College in up-
to the ly Gonzales appears at least frating Dorm Hart in the anal teem, said that at no time in a
tion and the favourable weather per New York and last year set She announced Test had Australians been more super-Mare; Weston - Welverberg threw all caution
Juck which made
Kramer, a new state record for the one- temporarily in the No.
of 1pol, at Forest Hills.
bumpton; and Wolverhampton- winds and lost. Earlier on he
run. Karre Velling followed In order by Ted she would not defend the title ruthless than their opponents,
"Collectively we might have Nottingham.
refused to claim a win when Pancho Gonzales, Ted Schroed-mile
Betz, Margaret Norway is a distance runner 011 Pauline Schroeder, whom he defeated in 1950.
From Nottingham a devious Tausz was offering his rook free businesslike and Brough was ranked looked moru
obylously WIS
many the U. of California Icam, DuPont and what
an Osborne in a dramatic five-set Anal for
route has been chosen across on grimmer, but 3, possibly a little
All of these athletes, with the and Miss art No. the national crown; Billy Tul-No.
Pennincs to Bradford to error.
other Californians great tennis
of Barry, that probably was due to the the
possible execption bert of New York City and this despite the fact that the
In the only other game play-stars.
Intend Frankie Parker of Los Angeles, Florida giri bent Miss Brough fact that every player, whether comprise the "mountain stage."
As in 1948, the lengtheneded, E. M. Marchetti beat V. V. ANNOYING THE IRISH If they fail to rescind the in the semi-inals of the nation-batting, bowling or fielding, was
John Joseph Barry, James home nations in the next Olym- day to hold five Interport games Associated determined to. de his utmost," course from Bradford to New- Kolatchoff, making it a clean rule,
automatically at Schroeder
tournament.
castle will be used and the final sweep for black. This game, Riordan and Coman Clancy or ples, and to show the worth of during, the Chinese Now Your he said.-Reuter. will ascend to No. 1, Talbert to Press.
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Five Soccer Interports
The Hongkong Football Coun-
to compete for their cil decided at a meeting yester-
will commence.
on irregular Flanchetto Defence p King's Opening saw both Ireland are at Villanova College American coaching by beating holidays which in positions in Philadelphia, and will try to the USA at its own specialtice. on February 17.
In America Three of these matches would players tied up
but was taken to Ireland by be played between Hongkong where attacking chances had to win places on the college track Barry was born
Some Irishmen resented his parents when he was four and Burma, all at Caroline Hill, be held in check by the neces- team.
moss exodus of their sity of looking after a wide open this
the boys defenec. Kolatchoff lost a piece Olymple stars, but and the game on a bad oversight explained that the sports pro- gramme is beter in America and on the 27th, move.
the academle advantages just an good as in un Irish university.. Morris Curolin of Australia, best spinters and one of the 440-yard runners in the world,baseball has become a recognis Chinese V. Burma, Feb. 20,
College in play the RAF at Cralgengower New Jersey because he prefered sport in Belgium, following 99 LIK Bloven v Burma,
CHINESE XI
A Combined Chinese XI wt entered Seton Hall
years old.-United. Press
BELGIANS. TAKE TO BASEBALL
Brussels,
Jan. 17-Amateur
wille the other two games are between Hongkong and Manile, both at Boundary, Street.
Following are the February 17, All Hong Burina; Feb, 18, All Hongkong
Manila;
Feb. 19, Combined
Combined Chinese V Manila;
The draw for the semi-anal
V.
by the Belgian ils recognition Olymple Committee.
Nearly 50 teams compete in matcher of the Challenge Shield
as follows. minor league matches, mostly resulted as
Senior Feb.
Kitclice. Y in the Antwerp area.
The Belgian Baseball Federn-Club (Club); Feb. 5, KMB v. of Melbourne is at on is the only one, in Europe St Joseph (Sookunpoo). University and John recognised by the International
next Sunday. The match starts American training and compell- at 11 am, and members of the tion.
AUSTRALIAN SWIMMERS Chinese XI are;'
H. T Heal, G. long Choy Australia also sent two great to America John (Capt.), S. M. Teh, A. Zimmern, swimmers C. L. Huang, D. Henson, A. H. Marshall Lamall, J. B. Huang, J. C. Koh, Yale
Junior-February 4, Club, v.
E, Ho, and one to be selected. Davies is at Michigan, Marshall Baseball Federation-Associated Commando
was second to the USA's Jim Press. Umpire is E. Lo,
(Club): Feb. 1, "Army v. CAA (Sookunpoo).