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HONG KONG, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1949,

Sports Pause

HKFA Has Undisputed Authority To Choose

Commonwealth Beat India By

.

Nine Wickets

New Delhi, November 15. The Commonwealth cricket team, today defeated India in the first unofficial Test match by nine wickets. India had

scored 268 for four wickets in their second innings by lunch. They had made 291 in their first innings, in reply to the Commonwealth total of 603 for eight declared. They follow ed on yesterday with 317 runs

behind.

A dawless century by Hazare feature of play before) was the Iunch. Hazare, who was 45 not cut overnight. had scored 118 not cut by the interval, having hit 16 fours.

India lost a quick wicket this morning losing Phadkar, their top scorer in the first innings, for only three runs,, but Hazare anc

Achikeri played confidently and by lunch had reduced the first innings arrears to ̊46.

India were all out for 327 runs in their second innings, leaving

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Team Managers

"The Council of the Hong Kong Football Associa- tion has and must have undisputed authority to choose managers for teams playing under the name of the Association.“

These remarks were made last night by Mr. J.

Skinner, Chairman of the HKFA Council, at the monthly meeting of the Council; when a letter from the Kit Chee Football Club, Kow- loon Motor Bus and St. Joseph's Football Club came up for discussion.

This letter referred to a pro-been submitted merely as a mat- test by certain players fromter of form. these Clubs over the appoint- ment of Mr. Mok Hing as manager of the Rest of the Coleny XI for the Poppy Day Charity soccer match

Mr. Skinner also stressed the point that a statement in the letter to the effect that the Coun. el had "acled somewhat perfunt- torily in having appointed a manager who was unsuitable to

It was decided by the meet- ing that the result of the game as played should stand. On the suggestion of Major Barrett, it was agreed that in future the Association Secretary of the

should netify referees, regarding the duration of games in cases where necessary

The referee who handled thei me had, said Mr. Skinner, been reprimanded:

the players" was an over-state- Regarding the Saigon Interport

tent.

with the

After dealing with the letters Mr. Skinner said that he and the in detail, Mr. Skinner said that other Council members who had the less capital was made out of been delegated for the purpose, such letter and the less publicity discussed the matter given to it, the better it would be Consul General for France.

Mr. Skinner, said that it has for football in the Colony

Mr. Mok Hing, who also made been pointed cut. that the HKFA claimed wished to have an assurance that! reference to the letter, that he had been strongly attack-the games would be played in a ed by

certain sections of the porting spirit and that the in- cidents which took place last year Inspector Harris said that it was would not be repeated

The French Consul was,

saidi quite clear that Mr. Mok Hing had had a lot of dirt thrown at Mr. Skinner, writing a letter to him and that it would appear that Saigon; the matter would, there-i

the Commonwealth to score runs for victory, which they gain- ed just before ica, but not before Phadkar had uprooted Freer's PrESS. middle stump-Reuter.

INDIA FACING INNINGS DEFEAT

he had a good case for a civil afore, be, dealt with again after!

tion.

the reply received by the French

Billy LIDDELL The flying

Scotsman

This forked lightning Winger has Boon

Picked To play

سم against

WÅLES

next Wednesday

Which sounds like very bad news for

Was 23 flying f Officer during the

When speed

War and

was

required

"Like the lightning which

doth cease to be ere one Can Say it lightens."

Slow And Peaceful

WALES..

No doubt went ahead as a path finder,

Goalkeepers Say that he is a tougher shot

than those that start

world wars. Zane Heaters.

Yachting Over Week-End

(By. "MAINSHEET BLOCK")

Certain members of the Council Consul had been communicated to On Wednesday last, the six starters in the Army

suggested writing a strong letter

the Association

The

question of

the

Manila

New Delhi, November 14. India, with seven

second innings wickets still standing. require 152 runs to avoid an ed with the contempt it deserved. Challenge Shield Draw innings defeat on the final day it was decided that a note should

the 1st round The of the unofficial Test match be made in the Minutes that the games in the Challenge Shield against the

Commonwealth matter had been dealt with and resulted as follows-

to the Clubs concerned, but on the proposal of Mr. Ma Man-fat, who interport would be considered at suggested that the letter be treat the end of the year.

touring team here tomorrow.

India were dismissed for 291 in their first innings in reply to the Commonwealth team's total of 608: for eight declared, and when stamps were drawn today India. who followed on, had scored 165 for three wickets in their second innings.

India, who were 255 for Sve overnight, lost their remaining wickets for the addition of 36 rung today but their captain. V. Merchant could not bat because of an injury,

They did better in their second innings, M. K. Mantri scoring 54 and P. R. Umrigar 65.-Reuter.

treated as closed.

The draw for

Senior Division News Vendors v RAF Memorial Cup Game Commandos

Motor Bus Kli v Kwong Wah Army

The playing of the Memorial Kit Chee Cup soccer game between the Police Commandos and Combined Chin-Chinese ese for 70 minutes instead of 90 Byes. minutes was also discussed by the meeting.

v South China

+

AA

v Royal Navy

v Club

St. Joseph's; Eastern Junior Division

It Round

v News Vendors

v Commandos

2nd Round

This game, which was played Prison's on Wednesday last, ended in PCA win for the Combined Chinese by three goals to one.

Eastern Mr. Skinner said that a letter Dockyard had been received from the Com-PCA or mardos on the subject. This letter. Commandos it was emphasised, was not in the South China nature of a protest, nor was there St. Joseph's any request for a re-play. It had Royal Navy Yard Police

Ovaline

for

itality

WHERE do they find the energy?"

It is a

question you may well ask as you watch healthy, vigorous, youngsters at play. Epergy comes from the. food they eat, and that is why, the nutritive demands of children are so exacting,

The Making ofa Healthy

Wise parents give their children 'Ovaltine' every day, They know that this delicious beverage-prepared from

Nature's best foods-supplements the

diet in important, sutrilive and revit- alising elements which build up valn

able reserves of strength and energy-

No wonder that young, happy Oval-

tineys possess these strong powers of

resistance which are the best possible safeguard against winter ailments.

v Club

v Prison's or

News Vendors v Solicitor's v Kit Chee

v RAF

v Police

▾ Army

International Cup

Open Dinghy Race had a keen contest, with helmsmen gaining more experience of the boats and the harbour; this close race should be the forerunner of more good races. weather last week-end was in complete con- trast to that experienced the previous one, with light winds instead of a gale. Racing was correspondingly slow and peaceful instead of a tussle to manage the boats.

5th

Collings (2) 243.40

Empire Boxing Title May

Fall Vacant

DRINK

Coca-Cola

Rules Of Golf Committee Produce Their New Code

(By HENRY LONGHURST) After a year or two of meditation, the Rules of Golf Committee, headed by Bernard Darwin, whose writings will live as long as the game itself, produced their new code at the R. and A. business meeting. Here, despite a certain amount of pamphleteering by a dissentient member, it was passed by a vast majority. It comes into force on New Year's Day and will apply in almost every country in the world. except the United States. Everyone will lift his hat to the Rules of Golf Committee for one thing. They have set out the rules in a manner and. with one exception, in words which any fool can under- stand.

Match and stroke play rules are now grouped together, and the section headlines are admir- ably clear.

The biggest change concerns the that unholy trinity of golf: ball lost, unplayable, or out of bounds

Gordon Richards

Gives Up Attempt To Break Record

"

London, Noveråber 14

Jockey Gordon Richards gave up today trying to break his own English record of 269 winners this year.

Having decided that the penal ty should be the same for all

He said today he would ride three, the committee could not decide whether it should be only 10 more horses in the three stroke and distance or distance remaining days of the season. He only. They consulted golfing needs 12 winners to break the re- unions, the Dominions and the tord he set in 1947. The sonson professionals, as well as members ends on Saturday of the club.

The majority said distance only, and so it is to be.

There was no fat racing today Land there will be none on Tues-

day or Wednesday.

Main Intention Clear

Richards has ridden 754 mounts Last ball and out of bounds since the reason began on March are simple, but with the rule 17. He has won 258 times, finished London, November 14.

shout the unplayable ball, as it second 140 times and third eight The British Board of Boxing stands, I see plenty of trouble. times.-Associated Press.... Control may declare the Em- The main intention is clear. pire bantamweight title vacant. Having deemed your ball to be

News reports from Johannes- unplayable you being the Draw For First

burg. South Africa, said that Stan judge, guided by the definition Rowan of England was several 4t you consider you cannot make ounces over the 118 pound limit a stroke at it and dislodge it when he weighed in for a title into a playable position"-you defence against Vic Towel of have the choice either of drop- South Africa on Saturday night, ping two clubs' Jength away and but that Towel said it did SAOT

g one penalty shot, or of matter to him.

back and playing another, without penalty but counting both shots.

Towel was the fight on points,

The

question was raised here as to whether Rowan still owned the title when he entered the ring.

of Control said the The start of the Dragon race 41.4. (545):

The Board of caught all six starters drifting (421) 8th Fortius (5) 24.19 (441): title would be forfeited automa

10th KG. Robinson (4) 26.3 (593): tically and

declared vacant if it on the wrong side of the line. Carrhill (4). Werks (6), Eddie (12),| In the light breeze it took themale (4) and Windrider (16) DS was shown that Rowan did not quite a time to work back over 4th Jabiles Series Lace: 1st Douss (18: reduce to the limit

No decision will be made, the 2nd Crosbie (7) plas the line and start, only to be 24.34

(21: Board said, until officials reports (11: 3rd Sabatie (7) 158.54 "B-26 again near

Smith (1) D.N.F. Reid (1) Beeching (2) are received from Johannesburg.

--Associated Press. and Skutil (4) did not grow line.

(Subject to confrmation.

becalmed

buoy.

(821);

Gunday, November. 15

Army Internationals Team Rarer It Brows (1) 212.25 A. It: 2nd De

Ortiz Wins

Round Of F.A. Cup

Leicester, November 14.

The draw for the first round ciation Cup was made here to- proper of the Football Asso-

day as follows:

A Solomon's Solution The committee have been very thead

Wrexham v. Grantham, Gate v York City, Carlisle cunning about this. They have United v. Lincoln City, Chester V get round the eternally quoted Scounthorpe United or Gools case of the man who at a short Town, Darlington. Cree hole is in the bushes with his xandra, Oldham Athletic v. Stock- first and dead with his provi-um, Stockport Co. v. Billingham sional bail.

Synthonia Recreation or Horden The ball in the bushes turns Colliery Welfare, Netherfield v.

to be just playable. Can he North Shields out to be

or Scarborough, ignore it and, now, secure

Doncaster Rovers v. New Brighton, three with the other?

Bradford City v. Fleetwood, Tran- The answer is No. If he does

and

Half an hour later, a fair.breeze sprang up from the East, which Tromp and Ecstacy caught first.

Tromp took the lead and at the

Paris, November 14. not drop clear under penalty, here Rovers v Halifax Town, Wit- eton Albion v. Mossley or Runcorn, end of the beat to Lyemun Bea-

Manuel Ortiz, the world ban-must go back play another.

Bky v Rochdale, Accrington In his ron, was followed at long inter- Goede 116) 2.20.18 1. 11: and Your tamweight champion, outpointed

preface, however, Mr.

"Bail unplay Southport

Stanley v. Hartlepools United. vals by Ecstacy, La Linda, Pugie (11) 16: 4th Chale (18) Theo Medina, the French cham-Darwin writes

v. Barrow, Crystal A. 5: 6th Finzel (4) 218 8:5tion, in a 10 rounds non-title fight able. The playing of a provi- palace Pop, Madrigal and Roosalka.

Gillingham, Yooril On the run back Ecstacy was (61 & 6: 813 Wels (3) 17.35 at the Palais des Sports here to sional ball is not now permit-Palace v. Newport County. Hast catching up with Tromp when 1. 6: 2th Furrer (3) £25.27 1 4: Saaborg night-Reuter. her helmsman chote to go near ¦ (27) and Blastzw (25) DNF. the North Point shore, where Sad Dinghy Series Race: lat Dunlop she was becalmed.

(10) $4.30 (870): Znd Mulrket (1) 65,28

Tromp Leading

Workman (1) 22434 A.T1° 7th Shar

Bailey (4) 1.8431 (195).

Heyen Outpointed

unplay-

Nottingham

Northamp

ted." What he means is that ing United v.

Town v. Romford, The following is the result of

while you can play a provisional Tou the draw for the 1st Round of

ball in the first place, you can- Forest v. Bristol City, the International Charity Cup

not go on with it, once you have ton Town v. Walthamstow Avenne Competition:

found your ball and deemed it or Dulwich Hamlet, Hereford or Cheltenham v. Bromsgrove Ravers, Scotland

v China

La Linda took the same course (875) Blackwood (1) 17.48" (300):

London, November 14. 19.12 (731):

unplayable.

Ipswich Town v. Brighton and England

v Portugal

but Pugie Pop seeing the predicat Windridge (3)

Alberts Heyen, of Belgium, was Spencer-Cooper (14) 14.17 (560) = th

Again, what is intended, I

Hove Albion," Leyton Orient v. Captain H. J. Chisnall and Mr. ment of the other two, followed Damkin (8) 1.0.34 (505); tih Fallin 12 outpointed over 10 rounds at wonder. by dropping "at a spot Southend United Nuneaton Bor J. F. Ennis were appointed to Tromp away from the shore and 10.16 (246): 8th Kitchen (5) 1.1.2) Croydon, London, tonight by Al- not more than two clubs length

Finch, local

ough. (491) 9th Moor (28) 1954 (441) h bert

King's Lynn or Dartford, boxer

who from where the ball Hes select the team to represent Eag-anished second.

Bromley Watford. Weymouth land. Major Barrett and Mr. A. La Linda, after a nerve-wrack-Fisher 61 125 (373): 11th Herding (holds the Southern Area midable?

or Trowbridge v. Aldershot, Noite McAlpine will handle be selection ing drifting match with Ecstacy 155 (331): 15th Portelas (-1.11.2 weight title.

Seems Straightforward County v. Corleston or Tilbury, (109) 13th Mawnin (2) 1.18.17 (269)7 Only in the Afth round did the of the Scottish XI. The selection crossed the line a length ahrad.

14th Challen, (15) 151.18 (231): 16 Belgian show anything like his It seems straightforward Port Vale v. Wealdstone, Bide of the Chinese team will be left

real form. For the rest of the enough, but do the committee ford or Gloucester v. Norwich to the Chinese National Amateur

23rd Dinghy Series Race: lat Dane (ght Finch was on top and tacre really mean that, if the clunap of City, Leytonstone v. Chelmsford Athletic - Federation. MY. J. C.

GALES (962); d Workman (7) $5.28 was no doubt about the verdict. gorse is more extensive than two City, Mansfield Town v. Walsall, Guingam and St. Joseph's Foot-

Fleet gives) (205): 3 HD. Nixon (25) 65.99" (788):{

Heyen has been matched for the clubs length all round, you may Gravesend and North ball Club will select the team to Tromp the lead in the Commo- 4th Coolace (18), 681 (71315 23 1 Belgian middleweight title against not drop clear but must go back? Torquay United Millwall v

dores Series. represent Portugal.

The first match in the Gover- The Jubilees race followed the sem (3) 58.40 (587) 7th LG. King (11) Cyrille Delannoit-Beuter.. nor's Cup Competition, between same pattern, though here only (25); 8th Howell (15) 58.00 (473)

9th Yates (7) 69.62 (422); J O'Sullivan fears representing the Chinese three of the starters were able to (8) 1235 (109 11th Priser (17) 14.9 National Amateur Athletic Federa-werk back across the line against (239), 12 Fell (5) 188. (287) ; 1954 tion and Hong Kong Football the tide and race round Lyemini Laufer (17) L-12.15 (246)4-14th Rafimy Association, will be played on the Beacon. Diaphony, after a three | (5) 1/46.19-(207), 2) Club Ground at Happy Valley on hour race, came first by nine odving Serine EncritBrow

minutes.

(2) (1)^22.40 (8591) Zad Turner (19) BAY December 4

The Army team beat the (776); and Kies Loseby (16) E9.14-(90); 4th Corbett (6) 217.14 (518); 5th Glöver Internationals in the Sunday 2.19.48 (535); 6th J, Malorie 193 morning team racer this was 22.20.26 (144): 7th Harris (171221)

rule to keep moving for two (39117 8th Purry (18) 222.18 (6)

NON-CHINESE XI

FOR MEMORIAL CUP SOCCER GAME

The result of this race

Harrison (20) 1914 (650); Uh D. Harri-

laps round HWD:"2`buoyi | Evane (14)(7) (165)) The crew of the last boat. Just The following have been managed to finish before the start selected to represent the Non- of the afternoon Chinese Civilians in a Memorial-

race.

Next Sunday, the team race bc- Cup Soccer Competition gametween the Commandos and Res: against the Combined Chinese at will start at 11 am.

The Cruiser race round the Is- Sookumpoo on Sunday, Novem- ber 20:

land to Port; will start it, eigh

Good Taste A certa Clear Favourite son went so far as to open his Third

Cotton Disturbed

be

MAMMOTH ATHLETIC MEET IN TIENTSIN

Y

Ext

It may well be that they do. ter City, Swindon Town v. Brie But a number of them, undertal Rovers

at St Matches are to played on friendly interrogation Andrews, confessed to being un- November 26, with replays on or

before the following Saturday.

The draw includes all the 44 a most distinguished per- One, a

Division clubs except reply with "No doubt, er. I sup- Bournemouth, Reading and Rother- pose "-and was no longer ham who are exempt, mtil the third round together with the London, November 14."

heard Only eight horses claimed I take no sides on the matter. First and Second Division clubs.

Ecuter. attention at tonight's callover I merely ask.

Diligent inspection reveals on next Saturday's Manchester many other comparatively minor November Handicap, the last but interesting changes in the major flat race of the season, rules, but these must await at- which is likely to see nearly tention at a later time. 60 runners, MEN

· PRO FOOTBALL IN

Good

-Taste is now a clear BRITAIN MAY BECOME favourite at 10 to 1, but business now, since Cotton, it appears, is San Francisco. November 14.

One more may be mentioned was not heavy and the best back somewhat disturbed by the f A “CLOSED, SHOP”

A mammoth athletic com- ed of the eight mentioned were

This concerns the removal of petition is being held in Tien- Good Taste, Frionium and the penalty for accidentally | 2014! Manchester, November -14

Frenchy 10 to 1

moving one's ball, or on op Radio reported tonight

tsin the Communist Peking Professional football in Bri-

The prices were: 10 to 1 Good tain may become a “closed Taste, 100 to 1 Sarda II, 100 to 6

hile searching for nent's, while

Cotton gives the impression Thirty thousand competitors. Donate, Sportsmaster, 20 to 1 that he thinks this will turn golf from 180 sports teams are particl

in the

meet, the Radio Prionium, Melas II. 28 to 1 Slap into something more lise's foot-pating

came from More than 150 members of the dash, Frenchy and 33 to 1 any ball match. "It will assista suld, These athletes

and military Kick Union, representing most of the others Reuter.

player to

hard through the factorirs, schools, rss he

people orga rough grass,”.

organisations,.. wrote recently and "and not alk carefully, A

walk

Opening the competitions, Mayor of Tientsin is quoted by the non-union members be invited to ALL-INDIA SOCCER XI bad lie many time 10 report to

So it can and still does every "new China's physical culture join and

should be

be erlended Sunday on more than one course movement Union intend to form a "closed Union inte be informed that; the TO PLAY IN MANILA

I could mention but that is an from the intellectuals

to the countrie Manila, November 14.

and from The question of affiliation by The Philippine the Trades Union Congress, was Athletic Federation announced

Amateur other story.

working people so as to bring up great numbers of healthy work- one of the matters referret back today that the All-India soccer Ari Dragon Man in Commits Series: by the Carnitten to the players football team will arrive here

en, peasants, intellectuals and Army Navy and Air Force men for them to White's Xf in a friendly cricket, match) 1st Dirkswagen (50] *2,17%£;; (800); Znt for Work ARE DE next month, to play three The following have bwa walected to for national economic construc-

to clab Combined Provint XI. 2o. be † Conté. (6) '22733 - (078) 4' End Chidet!" (1) granion chairman, Mr. James gates with the local elevens represent, the Club XV in a ruzzer same tion and rational defence-

S. Broen (a) Rocial (SIFC). O'clock. Full details of this have Hewlett (Folier), Miey. (Clab), Leonard bem circulated. (STC) Captain, Bentos - (SJPC), Xavier- (PGA),, Maßles :-(Club),- "Castillo '(PCA);

| Gooses. (SZPC) and Pimpīrs (5170).

Reserva 1rown (SJPC), Rumjaho |(5JPG) "" and carton (Police)...

Results

Resulls last week were:

* Wednesday, November § Maral Ratings Dingley Race: Let Franc Kovember 11, whether their plays wild-18) 1.12.43: 2nd Bona (4) 142.49;

Team Massany: Mx, 3. Harris. Club Secretaries' are informed that shey must notify the Secretary, by Friday,

be avaliable or not.

·Players and serve at Taylor (2) 1.65.52.04.

shop" if a Players Union pro posal becomes a fact,

League clubs, attended today's dual meeting. They agreed to

The Team. Manager - la -the dreadng 'roun (0) 5651; 2nd Piller; (4)-18204; -- $18.

the Committee's proposal that

Aray Open Dinghy Saint Gilson 12.2.43.9m Pre Rice (15) 1.08.05 Cheswidden (28)

Jaraczy, and stockings wil be evsplied: - 204.10 St Bradley (3) 1.0648: Purre shop,

sampai (10) DNF...

D. G. WHITES XI

The followins will represent: * DLG,

ン

Saturday, November-12---

sist played at King George V. Sokód, on Sun 1 2020, (570) = (4th Dabre" (1)2 2m8l

day, Morvanlig. 29. 1 pkt(480) Dediko (9) 24158 1861-65 Guthrie, said that a closed shop at Rizal Stadium.

D. Lavon Jones, 7B. Ermual, J. Drummond (4) 244.13 (209),ALANK

| Lerion," A_J. Wood, LG, Mantostane, R.

Labrons, D.E. Willam, N. Hart Baker, 1. Bà. k.p. Cordell ́aid D.G. White.

Players neigested to mot at the KOG not he then Liga, on Hunday, when - tranjost will be arranged. |

dood, hefty kick en improve a] Hwang-chier stressing that

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already visited Bingzpore, Penang Barr, J. Cowing. Le King,

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