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Yachting jottings:

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SWISS WATCH ·

CHINA MAIL

Piet Hein leading in the

Corinthian Series

(By "MAINSHEET BLOCK”)

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In a South East breeze on Saturday, seven Dragons started and of theso, Piet Hein and La Linda made the best starts, while Tromp and Ecstacy, over-keen, had to work back and rocross lino. Piet Hein rounded the first mark Customs Cruisers in the lead. The next two legs, reaching to Kowloon Rock and back to the Port Health buoy, were uneventful, thought the wind was increasing.

At the Port Health buny, Plet Hein si led, followed Ly La Linda, Trony

and Ecstacy,

with the rest some way behind.

On the next leg; a best to Lye- mun Deacon, Piet Hein ereased her lead while La Linda lost two places; from here for the run back to No. 2, huny spinnakers were halted, and hoisted faster than in the previous Corinthian races.

Piet Hein kept her lead to the end; Trump fell back somewhat during the run and had the mis- fortune to tear her mainsall on the beat back to the line.

Time

spent on hurried repairs cost her four plures,

On the result of this race Pict Hein leade In the Corinthian Series with one more race to be salled.

The six Jubilees made a`good start bunched together on Satur- day; fleeching, just over the line, was recalled and his return gave a certain amount of agitation to his neighbours,

On the first leg. a long beat to Channell Rocks, Harmony, whose owner was helped by his wife and

small son, appeared to be salling

closer and faster than the re- mainder,

From the distance mark the run continued to No. 2

buoy. Ilcre the เพo leading bouts appeared to carry their spinnakers too long that gear was still rather tangled on rounding.

Harmony, in the lead, hauled her wind and then appeared to come about almost on the buoy, which she must have louched as she retired.

Beeching closed on Crosble on the last tack but did not pass: line by Dunlop, Sabatle and Tien- they were followed

nery,

across

the

Ashore, a protest was lodged against Melody for interference at the start and she withdraw. Special praise is due to Alan Relil, whose magnificent race was spolled by bad luck at the end. and to the five ladies who worked so effectively as crews.

There was an excellent team race in a good breeze on Sunday morning between Army "B" and Residents teams,

The vital leg was the first, long beat to For APC Buoy.

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Brilliantly caught · Colonel Brown got away to n very good start, but was brilliant ly caught by Corbelt who, after bad start, rounded the windward mark first and held that position throughout the race, with Colonel Brown close on his heels the whole time.

Army boxing results

The final of the 40 Division Individual Boxing Champion-- ships were held at Sell Kong New Territories last night, and some excellent and keen competition was seen. Below are the results. A description of some of the fights will be in tomorrow's issue.

Fly Weight---Lance Corporal Mausing Rai (2/10 Gurkhas) bent Gunner Butler (23 Field Reg!-- ment, RA.) by Technical Knock- out.

man

Bantam Weight-Private Saun- ders ( Middlesex) bent Rifleman MacGregor (1 Cameronians),

Fenther Weight-Private Wood-] (1 Middlesex) beat Cf) Moure, Division Signal Regiment)

(REME, Altached to 40

Welter Welght-Private' 'Cruze (1 Middlesex} bent Lieutenant Fuller (R.A. 27, (Stranges) A/T Battery.

Light Weight-Gunner Gandy (25 Field Regiment, R.A.) beat Signalman Keyes (3 Royn! Tank Regiment).

Middle Weight~~~Lieutenant Wil- linms (1 KSLI) bent Spr. Seaman (66 Field Squadron, Royal En- gineers).

HONG KONG, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1950,

ARMY

BOXING TEAM

Pletured above are members of the Boxing Team of 16 Infașitey Brigads Workshops

(REME).—"China Mall" photo,

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West Bromwich Albion

(By "ALBION)

Badminton league After last Saturday's Cup tie shocks Home soccor

standings

The following are the cur- various divisions in the Hong rent league standings in the Kong Badminton league:

MEN'S DOUBLES "A"

Light Heavy Weight-Lance Corporal Clarke (Royal Military Police, 40 Division Pro Coy) beat Pripate Armstrong (1 Argyle and Sutherland Highlanders).

Heavy Weight Private Kemp (Bedts and Herts)

beat Lance Chinese " Corporal Ferguson (1 KSLI), by Shalandera knock-out, second round.

folke 15,86,111 A.9; &ith Rumbla (RAMC) 15.66.19 A.8; 8th Bavore (Tamar) 16.36.40 N.1: ith Ramune (Dampier) 25.67.13

Two schools of thought

Two schools of thought were evident on the beat down har- bour. One hardened everything in, in an attempt to make Chan- The next positions were held by nell rocks in one tack, the other Residents for the greater part of slightly ensing, sheets and bear- the race, but at the end Wright

and Workman challenged strong... In away to gain greater speed..

Melody followed the latterly to gàin fourth and sixth posi-| course and travelled 30 per cent, tions.. further and 50 fuster.

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th Monahan (Kit) 18.00.12 .41 1012 Jurvis #RAMO) 18.01.26 A.; 11th Copper (Jamie) 18.01.28 N.2; Boulton Tamari

Friday, January 27

Tank Friendly Dinghy are oral The Residents won by 42 Regiment!

Lat Maj. Chute 16) 1.87.67: Roundelny, however, tried the points to 33; the result would Tnd Lt. (niler '(20) 11.1

LL Best have been much closer if two of Carlit (18) 1.28.32 4th Capt. Kickħlim same laeties and lost ground.

With the exception of Harmony, the Army team had not been 1,38,39: Lt. Richardson (1 DNF. every bont theked at least once handicapped by the lack of crews.

Baturday, January 28 to make Channel Rocks, which for the wind was too strong for

Ith Brown Corinthian Berson Race: lat

were rounded in the order Har-single-handed racing to be effee-let Heln (Van Heel) 1.82.31 (431);, 2nd many, Melody. Minstrel, Strath-tive. pey, Roundelay and Dluphony.

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now gets back on • saner footing, in that league football is the order of the day. Sunderland's supprise defeat at the hand of Spurs was undoubtedly the biggest upset of the fourth round games. Perhaps it wasn't so much the fact that they lost but the way in which they went down. Congratulations must go the Spurs for their resounding vic- tory; may they progress further in the ties. Sunderland this week go to Division Status by next season the Midlands where West They are at Home to Gateshead Bromwich Albion are the hosts this week and, should reap two It is not since 1937 that that easy points as a result. * the Roker Park lads have visit- Forecast for matches to be play- ed the Hawthorns, on that oc- ed on Saturday February 4, casion they took the game with a 0-1 win. The majority of the Sunderland-West Bromwich in the encounters have been

high scoring categories, ផ watch out for another glut of

43 29 11 goals on Saturday, Sunderland

to win I would say.

Liverpool the leaders will be hard pressed in their away game with Derby County,

County by mid-week cun the way, have 72 I replay with Bury, so take this 264 26 16 into consideration when making T5 30 35

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Bi. Teresa “A”.. 10 Krethonry 2.23.14 (365) 7th Rovalka | Chinese " (Daike) (2MM).

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The team

raca Spinnakers were hoisted

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between Klarhoarct for the reach to Kow- and Government. loon

Rocks, Just before which most-boats-gibed-for-a-brond rench towards the club. With the weight of wind at this point, most boats must have been travelling at their

theoretical speed.

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Wednesday, January 25. Ratings Team Race-RN v Army Archer (Constance) 15.51.25 No.12: Sud Brooker (RAMC) 15.52.44 A.11; Ard. WHI (Ismaica) 18,53.03 N,10; 4th Colk (Nar.

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just managed to make the grade SENIOR MIXED DOUBLES 482 4th Disphony Chinese "Y"

477 120goinst their Third Division op- Tyrnerry) 2.C.no (7): Melody thesching) Recreio "A"

ponents, Walford, last week, have cellred: Harmony (Reidi retired.

34 34 40 % Burnley as their guests at Old ith Redwing Borlen ́Racor lut Bea Hors

1 $ 14.40 (NAT): 2nd 1.2.66 (Corbett)

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Trafford on Saturday. This sets Price) 1.20.25 (316) Tin Hau (Chinese 7 Limby) 1.29.49 10213; 4th Pun (Browal St, Terrin 1.30.18 (632): 6th Wor It (Wright) 13.30 (447) Sth Thirteen (Gain 146.13 (304); Blue Moon (Evans) DNY.

Bib Star Berive Racer 1st Yourleft (5) 1,13.24 (789) ; 2nd Mose (0) 1.20.10 (G37); ard Holmes 1) 1.23,40 (52)); Rice (1) DNP: Junion (4) DNP,

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set to go places. As it h, I fear them against

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the United is a

I'm taking Huddersfield to bent the Wolves; the latters recent nly do not justify displays certainly

Championships their high position in the table.

Newcastle make old acquaint-

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DIVISION I Birmingham v ARSENAL BLACKPOOL v Manchester C. Bolton Portsmouth CHELSEA v Stoke Derby v Liverpool V VILLA HUDDERSFIELD v Wolves Manchester U. v Burnley MIDDLESBORO v Charlton NEWCASTLE v Fulham West Brom v SUNDERLAND

Everton V

DIVISION II'

Barnsley v PRESTON BLACKBURN V Chesterfield

Brentford v Plymouth CARDIFF y Bradford COVENTRY V Leeds Hull v SHEFFIELD WED. LUTON V Swanson SHEFFIELD U. Grimsby SOUTHAMPTON v Bury TOTTENHAM V Leicester

WEST HAM V Queens P. R. DIVISION III (SOUTH)

Aldershot v NOTIS FOREST

Brighton v Bournemouth BRISTOL R: v Palace

Ipswich Exeter MILLWALL v Newport

80/75 C. V leading

PORT VALE V Leyton Southend v Watford SWINDON

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v Norwich TORQUAY V Northampton WALSALL v Bristol C.

DIVISION III (NORTH)

14th Dingby Bertos Race) Jat Howell (1) 47.32 1931) 2nd Mr. Nixon (5) 40.51 (853): 3rd Caley (4) 49.09 (778); (4th Moss (8) 60,62 (703); 4th Wykham- Martin 11 61.45 (838) 8th Youric (10) 82.25 (571); 7th Stannloe (7) £2.50 (811); 8th Laufer 403 33,40 (488): 92K *Itourne-(Ap=$3,25–4402) 210th D. Harrison

Budapest, January 30. anec in their Home game with (2) 84,20 (158); 11th Men. Eddis (14) **The results of the morning fes- Fathom on Saturday. Both teams-BARROW Carlisle 56.10 (300) |

Kealle (18) 2.851 slon in the World Table Tennis are 18th

comfortably placed la the BRADFORD C. Halifax (261) 79th Eddie (16) 1,5.39 (218), Championships, which were re-lengue table and no fireworks are

Chester V

v New Brighton 14th Dinghy Hories Race 1st Lookaonsumed here today, were: Sway-anticipated. A Home win is ex-

CREWE Mansfield (14) 21.50 (921) 3rd Misk Cooper 110)thiing Cup (for man's teams):

RTER v. Gateshead (719): 4th Hartley (1) $9,15 (GÉS); Ath Group, "A"-France beat Den-

v Rotherham Eddis (2) 54.40 (323): 4th Workman (3) mark 5-0. Switzerland beat India

ROCHDALE v Oldham 56.10 (615) 7th Chute (7) 372.5 (441) 5-2,

Hungary beat Italy 8-0.

SOUTHPORT v Darlington 8th Harrison. (2) '68.00 (401) 1. 9th Junsus

STOCKPORT v Hartlepool, TRANMERE v Accrington YORK v Wrexham

LA (820) d Stunning (1) $158

BAustria beat Ire.

(4) 58.1 (916): 10th Miss Fiat (0) Logo | land. 5-0, Sweden beat New Zea- (293) Bourne (3) DMF.

Sunday, January 29

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Dinghy - Toum Bacu. Army "B" BIXYC: 1 Carbati (7) 1.57.32. C.12. Ind Brown (13) 1.09.22 Aill; 3rd Lasifer (15) 1.19.50 0.10; 4th Weight. (f) 1,128T C. Eth Miss Fortrous 111 1.14.08 0.31

Gth Mia Lopeby (19). 1.14.14 Q.TY TUM Workman (10) $.14.80 A.š† 9th Howell (4) 1.14.69 0.5: 9th Cookson (13) 1.37.36 A. 10th D. Ilarrison (6) 1.13.30 AM7 RIN (1) DBQ;. Chule (14) DSQ

pected.

Spurs-Leicester

In the Second Division Spurs, fresh from their grand win over Sunderland in the fourth round of the Cup, have last year's finalists, Leicester, gs their visitors to White Hart Lane this week, This should be an easy thing for Group "A-England beat the League Lenders, who now

land 5-0, Wales beat Brazil 6-2 England beat Poland 5-1.

Corallion Cup (for women's teams)!

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Off-side trap can cut both ways

(By BILLY STEEL)

In-this-article on the off-sido law, I propose-to-

discuss its most controversial aspect--the ́off- side trap.

From all communications which I have received on the point, I condense the questions into

two.

Is the off-side trap bad play? | tiòn, but before the ball reache Can anything-bo-done to stop him it hits, defender),

Whether we like it or not, the off-side trap in part of the game today, and the real question to be asked is: "What can teams and individual players do about

In itself it is not bad play: the criticism should really be levelled at the forwards who allow them- selves to be lured. Into It and caught.

It will continue to succeed wherever the attack peralata in the long swinging pass upfield dfear of defenders, with a for- ward racing up to collect it. Often that forward is on-alde when he begins to run, but in the aplit-second in which judgment has to be given the human ele-

ment errs on the wrong side.

Depands on time-lag

between the pass being made and It depends upon the time-ing the referee blowing his whistle.

If the signal for off-side is given before the ball touches the de- fender, then the decision stands. But if the ball is played by the defender before the referee signals then he would allow play to go on, as the forward to whom the puss has been made has been played on-alde,

This

point might explain why, to, some spectators,' s、 re- terce appare to ignore à lines. man's signal,

In the caso quoted the linesman' would no doubt have wayed for off-side, but subsequent play. cancelled it out

I could carry on indefinitely with such questions, but there age

Answers to off-side trap other topics which need our atten

There are answers to the off- side trap, such as the low, short- passing game, or the long dribble upfield 50 successfully exploited by Stanley Matthews and Willie Waddell.

A word of warning to those on the other side of the fence who would exploit the off-side trap.

It is a dangerous practice for the Inexperienced, as it calls for 4 really good understanding Without among the defenders. that, a team is liable to be caught In its own trap.

I am asked if an attackeržis

on-sido if he is level with a full- back and has only the goalkeeper between him and the goal-line.

The answer is "No." The law says that he must have two opponents dearer to the goal-lino than himself, This Ja a point often overlooked.

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Must bo in front

On the other hand, if a player is level with the ball when it is played he cannot be off-side. He must be in front of the ball to be, breaking the law.

Then, can a player be off-side if a shot from a colleague re- bounds to him from the goal

Post?

tion. I would suggest to young players that they get together and, with diagrams, sat one an other. problems in off-side. Incl dents. It can be a fascinating study.

It certainly can. But any such group must have a copy of tho Laws to keep them on the right track.

HK Referees' annual dinner

The annual dinner of the Hong Kong Referees' Associa- tion will be held at the China Fleet Club on Saturday, March 25; commencing at 8.30 p.m. This was decided at the Monthly Meeting of the Hong Kong Referees' Association held at the Office of the Hong Kong Football Association last night,

A vole of thanks to the Chineso Federation for allowing/referees to attend all the matches during the recent visit of the Sino- Mainy. Football team, free charge, was passed at the meet Ing

-of

That depends upon the post- A letter was received by the Association from the tion of the players concerned Referees' when the first forward shoots, Hong Kong Football. Assoolation

The action of the ball hitting informing-them-that all civilian.... the post does not enter into it. referees will be allow to purchase But if the goalkeeper punches two tickets at $10 each for the the ball out, all attackers are Burmu-Manila Football teatri■ then automatically on-side, the visht during the Chinese New ball having last been played or Year holidays, touched by an opponent.

Service referees will be able to What happens if a pass is made purchase two tickets at $2.40 ́each to a forward in an off-side posl- from their own unita

THE HONG KONG BERS

NOTICE TO

FIRST RACE MEETING

Saturday, 11th February 1950.

CLUB

There are nine races, the First Bell will be rung at 1.30 p.m. and the First"Race-will-be-run-at-£:00-p.m.-

Through Tickets (9 Races--$18) may be obtained at the Office of the Treasurers, tat Floor, Telephone House;, alsoʻtickets for the. Cash Sweep on the last rxon as well as the Special Cash Bweep on. the Hong Kong Darby to be run at the Baitor Race' Meeting In April, 1950. Cath Sweep tickets an ́the fast, rice, and endse for the Hong Kong Derby may be purchasad also at the Club's Branch Office, No. 382 Nathan Road, Kowloon» -

· MEMBERS' BADGES AND ENCLOSURE, 20 AZ Members and guests are reminded that they and their ladies MUST wear their badges prominently displayed throughout the Meeting,

NO ONE WITHOUT A BADGE WILL BE ADMITTED

Wales 3-0, Rumania beat Scot- command an eleven point lead SCOTTISH CUP THE MEMBERS ENCLOSURE.

land 3-11.

"B"Austria · Group Sweden 3-0.

The afternoon results of the Championships were:

Ghost Swarthling

6th Rodadan Berión Racos `-fet (Darby) 2.16,eš (881) ;^£nd Ban Hore

.Group "A" Irael bình Denni (Corbett) 18.96 ((735) 1% Erd Moby 11 | (Wright 2.18.10 (21) di Mirsada marke: 5-9, Hungary boat-Den- (Turner)) 8,39,42 (532).

8th Star Serien Kacey at Yourleft (6) 38.19 (765); End Holmes (8) 1.42.57 (632); Brd Jablon (4) 8.04.49 (121) + 4th D. Harrison (1) 8.09.07 (415)) Blackwood (#) DNF..

over Their nearest rivals, Sheffold beat Wednesday.

London, January 30. Match of the day. In this The draw for the second round,

will be witnessed at of the Scottish Cup to be played where Sheffield Wednes-on Saturday, February 11, was day are the visitors. My money made today sa follows:- will be

an the "Owola." Hult'e Kilmarnock, or. Stirling Albion weak defence, will in my - Versus Dumbarton

mation, let 'the'

the City down Raith Rovers versus Clyde, Wfast. moving WednesQueen of the South versus Morton, against day forward line,

Stenhousemuir versus St. Johns Plymouth should take a

ake a point stone. Aberdeen versus Hearts or from their away game wit

with Dunden,

Partick Thistle versus Dunde Care-be- Brentford. Drawn games coming almost traditional with United. Third Lanark Ver

Celtle. Rangers Veraita · Cqwden-. there having beath or Hamilton Acadehalcam,

In their

30 Falkirk @versus: East › Fifa, “Al- each with

| blon: Rovers: vergü), Dunfermline

South will be the game, ak Tors

mark 1-0, India -beat Italy 8-1, France beat Israel, 6-0, Czecho slovakia bent Brazil B-0, England beat, Austria 5-1, Poland beat Wales 5-0 Ireland beat New Zealand 504; 18th Dinghy Basico Race: fat Workman

Corbillon Cup: Group "A" (14) 1.13.83 - (017) | End Mouen (3) FYRACO.

beat Austyla 3-2 (884): 3rd Pryor (10) 1,18,18"{{STOTj^ách

Reuter Young 11) 120.002 (7403) - #ih D. Harrison - (11) 1.20.89 + (875): 8th Pacey (7) 1.29.95 N "{014) F7M/L,Q, King: 431 13928 (859) 2

¿Challen=1(1)~^1.24.4° ̈(487); 198: Cookist (TIK) ▼ E.NL.RO) ((41812 Xith › Laufer."(10) 1.15.30. (340)}' 18th, Mem.', Kód), (33: 1.27.11

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Badges admitting Ladies not in possession of Brooches of Season tickets and gentlemen, non members of the Club, tó: thể - Mambara" "Enclosure: and Club?. Rooma / at.... $10,- including tax, for Ladies or Gofitlemen are obtainable through the Secretary on the written or personal introduction of a Member, such Mem- to be responsible for all visitors introduced by him, and for bar t payment of all chita ata.

Le Badges admitting to. Membere":"Erolosure will NOT be on sale

at the

RACE COURSE.AESSARA The Tronsurers' Compradora Office will sloke at 11.a.m. and the Becretary's: Offfes: at. 11.48 km...Both: omous, at Tm Floori Telephone Houss

kara ilmitad number of tiffins, will be obtainable at the House, provided they are ordered" in advance from the No. (Tel: 97819)33% 1

NO CHILDREN WILL, BE ADMITTED TO THE CLUB'S) PREMISES DURING THE. MEETINGREALCLA

AESVIS PUBLIC-ENGLÓBURK, BARINNAR KOD: The price of admission to the Pubila Knáló

tax for all persons including ladies, and HOCKEY MATCHES

BOOKMAKERS, TIÓ, TAG

·MITTED TO OPERATE WIT "HONG KONG JOCKEYS CLUB KUNINKALS AND 'REFRES

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guns this season** POSTPONED and this should be nis, oxcellent The hockey game between Rugby y Cup tournament of Torquay might be

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