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SCOTLAND SHOULD BE THE THEY WON THE
CHAMPIONS THIS SEASON
Little Hope For England In Home Soccer Series
Says PETER DITTON
If this were Rio year over again, then my guess is that Scotland would make the trip to South America as representatives of British football. By this I mean that England will probably have to surrender the Home Interna- tional Championship this season to the men from north of the border.
Sticking my neck out? Well, perhaps I am, but go far this season the English team has given no indication of its ability to keep on top. The Scots on the other hand have successfully accounted for Wales and Ireland with the awe-inspiring goal aggregate of 9-2.
England defeated Ireland 4-1 but the score flattered them. They were never that good and until the closing stages when they snatched two quick goals they never looked assured of their victory.
On November 15 England Prestiming then that England have a second test before pass and Scotland meet at Wembley ing through to what will prob- next April with two victories, obly be the "Final"" against aplece, to stage will Scotland at Wembley next should be set for a real soc- April. On that date they meet eer thriller: The Scots, anxious Wales and it seems a foregone to avenge their 1-0 defeat at conclusion that England will Hampden earlier this year, will collect another two points from be all cut to vindicate them- the encounter.
selves. And I think England will be hard put to stop them. DISQUIETING
BAD SPELL FOR WALES Welsh Roccer
passing through a bad spell, worse even than that which confronts The absence of Franklin England. The decision to call from the English. International upon Ray Daniel, a young re-team has had a disquieting to effect. Whether that absence is serve en Arsenal's books, Bll the centre-half position is temporary or permanent only
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shortage of Arst-class players. The odds are that Franklin,
Not that Daniol
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ball next year, will be ces by Leslie Compton unfor- to recapture his place. Even it. tunately keep him out of the he does, however, England su first team. But the fact is that have plenty of other worries, Daniel has had experience in particularly eight Arst-class matcher only', {llne. Wales are also suffering from a shortage of first-class for- wards.
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The Scots, by comparison, are law the bappy position having a well balanced team that should stand thesh in good {slead for several seasons
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Colonist Nets £8,000 For Mr Churchill In Two Seasons
season.
By VERNON MORGAN
London, Nov. 9.
Mr Winston Churchill, wartime Prime Minister and now the leader of the Opposition, has in his French-bred grey horse, Colonist, one of the best horses of the 1950 Juve an accomplished This four-year-old colt by Rienzo has won 11 races defence for Mr Churchill since he bought him last year, three last
season and eight this, and has netted him
than £8,000.
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CLEANING & MENDING
Not since 1834 have England beaten Scotland in an Inter- national at Wembley. In 1836.
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After his horse had won, he bought the colt, for it bas casily at Newmarket in - the] brought him GOOD YEAR RUG CO. and again in 1947 the result last week of October from two and tame, not that he required much enjoyment was a 1-1 draw but' in 1949 French opponents, Mr Chur-it, as well as cash for which Scotland won 3-1 after survivchill Ing an early English onslaught have been trying to reckon out be, is always grateful in these
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than four of the England Jine- Lord Sefton naturally did Cable Address: "RODOHOUSE"
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Victoria Club Callover
London, Nov.
SCOTTISH LEAGUE CUP
Motherwell Captain Andy · Paton is carried aloft by his teammates after the presentation of the Scottish League Cup following Motherwell's
victory by three goals to nil against Hibernian at Hampden Park, Glasgow.
Brazil Offers A Dutch Referee US$8,000
Amsterdam, Nov. 9.
Dutch soccer roferes Karel van der Meer, who was in charge of some matches of the World Soccer · Cham- pionships which were held this summer in Brazil, has been offered a job as professional referée in that country, at an
annual salary of 30,000 guilders (US$8,000). Van der Meer, who is a Dutch businessman, has not yet made a definite de- cision Associated Press
RONNIE ROOKE RETIRING
London, Nov, D. Ronnie Hooke, the Crystal Palace player-manager, is rom
INDO CHINA VISIT
Colony Tenn Team Did Not Do Too Badly
By "ARGONAUT","
The
Colony tennis team of Tsui Wal-pul, K. C. Tao, -Nar- man Lo, Donald Lo, with Q, R.; Sadick as manager, did not do badly in their recent tour ‘vf Haiphong and Hanol, despite their losing both the matcher
In their first
match, which was an official Interport against Haiphong, Hongkong lost by three games to two.
In the three singles played, Tao claimed; Hongkong's solitary win Tsul and Norman Lo lost theirg, but Have a good account of them scives. Too with Tyul as partner figured in Hongkong's second win in one of the two Doubles games
Playing Hanoi in a trendly match on the Davis Cup system Hongkong were again edged ou by 3-3, losing threa of thes singles games. An addition exhibition game during series resulted in the Lo Brothe drawing 2-6 and 8-3, with th homo crack pair of Tick an. Vives.
DIMENT COURTS
Commenting on the tour, Mr O. R. Sadick, said the Colony players did
extremely well considering the conditions under which they were playing. Both matches were played on cement one in Hanod courts, and the took place during the night. under artificial lights.
Tao slipped in one of his games and hurt his kneo rather badly; Tsul strained his back, and Donald Lo pulled a thigh muscle playing on the hard courts,
According to Tsui and Tao, the greatest handicap they had. to face was the ugo of soft, long exposed balls in these matches/ Being shown one new set of those balls, which were brought back by one of the players, should certainly agres
with! them.
Lest it may be construed that dicao are importing excuses for Hongkong's defeat rather than an attempt to give a true pic- ture of the conditions under which our players had to play, it may be mentioned that all'of them were impressed with the improved standard of play in boin Haiphong and Hanoi, sind think that the two ports can, give Hongkong a good fight f not win, should they come over · here.
KBGC BOWLS
Rinks for the First Versta Second Team match to be play- ed tomorrow, Saturday, com- mencing at 2.30 pm. are as follows:-
First Team
G. C. Norman, P. Tfall, R B. Robertson und Greenwood (Skip).
A. Elliot, W. Balley, G. E. F. Thompson and--J McKelvic (Skip):
7. Tindall, A. Mcloads, A. L
Bastihen and LBylcem (Skip).
2. Becond Team-
A. Hutton, W. Russch, for Smith and A. Steven :(Skip),
A. Bulky, T. Wren, P. Hughes md B. Browne
(Skip).
D. B. Oliver, A. J. Roberts, Buchanan and R. J. Wiggin toh (Skip
All members and their facilen who are attending the Chinoso, dinner in the evening should rendezvous. In the Club house by 7.00p.m.”
Challenger For Ronnie Clayton
match to be played between dispose of him. He was vainly
Jai Mahal, owned by the tiring form the game 05 0 Army football referees and offered to several owners who frish broader, Me: Frank Mouro player. Rooke made a similar
would not have Him, Civilians referees.
On the advice of Mr Night- O'Farrell, was made the 100 to decision at the end of the last
8 favourite at the first official reason but when Rundle, who, ingan, This was
howover, Mr Churchill revealed t the decided to
the Manchester was buy him and the callover on
signed from Tottenham Army Football Referees' meeting Epsom trainer has worked won- November Handicap held at Hotspur, suffered an injury in held at the Nine Dragons Ser-ders with him.
•London, Now $ the Victoria Club here tonight the first game of the season, he The British Boxing Board of vices Club last night.
Colonist has triumphod on The race, to be run over a applled for reinstatement. Control havo spproved of the After some discussion, it was more than one occasion through mile and a half, is the last big decided that this match should shoer
Rookte feels that his form in offer of Mr Jack Cappell, He has appeared handicap event of the season be played as a curtain raiser to beaten as the field has reached and is being run at Manchester recent matches has not been up Featherweight
promoter, for the British the second game in the Go- the closing stages of the race,
Championship on November 18.
to standard and says that it is tight botword Ronnie Claytim vernor's Cup Competition
quoted, not fair on himself to continue the holder, and Jim Kenney, of Twelve horses were New Year's Day.
yet each time, when asked for another effort, it was there and including Lord Derby's North playing. His decision has been scotland It was also decided that in the hero gamely struggled on Cape, the winner of yesterday's rands with the knowledge that He has been granted an ex- the event of the Civilian to- to victory.
Mariners Stakes over, one, milo, Bundle is now making a good tension of the date to enable the ferees being unable to field a
Ave. furlongs, at Liverpool. | recovery. nnd should be back contest to be staged, at the Royal full team, the Army referees|
He is on the 20 to 1 mark-to the League side in a short Albert Hall on November 28---- Router A
time.-Router.
Reuter
OUT FOR GOLD CUF Colonist will
should help them out by lend-
not run ngala ing them the required number tbls season but will be out again next year with the Gold Cup at of players.
Ascot as his objective, Tho grey QSMI Wootton and Cpl. ran in this year's Gold Cup, and, Grimmitt were appointed to though he did not appear to be select the team to represent the at his best that summer's any Army referees.
he run very creditably to finish fourth. Complaints were volced by
Hla chaned is made the lighter * number of referees that since with the nows that the Franch
ending in their Registration Forma to the Hongkong Toolbait horno, Vieux Manoir, runner-up Association, they had not re- in the St Leger, winner of the ceived their Registration Cards Grand Prix and one of the return or any other advice. greatest stayers that Frunou hiss Mr. G. Padley said that he produced, will not be in the would take up the matter with deld. Baron, Guy.de Rothschild's
horso has been relired to stud,....
Colonist, seems likely to take
the
nucation re to complaints kain the manner in certain, roterees handled Army Brown Jack, and bosome, the League games was also dis- most popular horse on the Bri- cussed, and it was pointed out] 19h /Türk.. Mr Churchill will that any ****Complaints about a certainly never regret the day. referice should be submitted in} wing to the Tootball
which OD the mantle of the gallant
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