1950-12-14 — Page 9

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Week-end AUSTRIA BEATS SCOTLAND

Teams

HOCKEY

Amy "Accidentala" s team Against Royal Navy at Bookunpoo "I pitch on Saturday bully off 1.30 p.m.-DQMS Brierly, Bar Cox, HSM Richardson. Lt Schuster. Cap. tain Season, Capiajn Daime-Biurray, Lt Buntwright, Captain Baldock, Captain Livemore (Captain), Major Garrett. 14 Woodman.

Reserves, Bat McGowan and El Porter. Umpire, WO Ispash.

Colour flamed on hold) ned: players to bring sticka white shorta and nocks.

Army "Accidentals" I team against Y.M.C.A. at Shamshulpo_on Saturday.

off 4 pm-Plo bully Smith. Sgt Bucet, Wo Finh. Li Culterii, CSM Holdsworth, Captain || Stowned-Lox. Pie Diggerstaff, WO Motiram. Mr Jackson (Captain). Sgt Long and 1/Cp) Irwin.

Beserves, Sat Sellwood and Cal Crutchley, Umpire, Cpl Hymas.

field) Colour

ned; {Conued on player to bring own sticks, socks and white shorts.

SOCCER

Aga not Hongkong Army Chinese In Memorial Cup game on the Club ground at Happy Valley on Sunday kick-off 3.15 p.m.-NSM Macintosh, Cpl Etheridge, Sgt Kirk- land, CSMT Wootton. Bdr Capper. Captain Woods. L/Bdr Brown, Gar Jonen. L/Cal Gardner. Bir awam, iteserves, Cpl Higgins, Cn H tard. Tor McClean. L/Cpi Penny.

Draw For The RHKGC Junior

BY ONE GOAL TO NIL

AT HAMPDEN PARK

Glasgow, Dec. 13.

Austria maintained her unbeaten record against Scotland when she won the international soccer match at Hampden Park hero this after- noon by one goal to nil.

The goal was scored by the outside right, Melchior, after 26 minutes of the first half. Brilliant goalkeeping by Zemann was mainly responsible for Austria wonderful saves when Scotland hanging on to her Icad. He brought off some pressed hard for the equaliser In the second half."

When the final whistle went he was carried off shoulder high by his enthusiastic supporters.

tack and within two minuted

Aurednik and

The Austrians mastered the Ue Scots and Zemann, Hanappi, | circumstances from McPhall ni

conditions prevalling

quielcer | Oczwirk, Decker and Gernhardt point-blank range later, than the Scots, but only a stout were outstanding for Austria, The play quickly went from defence and some below form Austrin were soon on the at- end to end. Cowan saved from

then the Aus- play by the Scot forward line

high brought them through safely.

trian goalkeeper held a Austria have now won two of

ball from McPhall. An aero- the four meetings between the

balic leap by Zemann denied two countries. The

Scotland a goal when matches were drawn.

Early this

morning it wns feared that the match might be cancelled owing

other

for, but two hours before the

kick-off the fog had cleared."

The recent frost made fooling all in favour of the Scots.

difleult but the conditions were

Aurednik, the outside-left, from close in, caught Cowan at the wrong side of his goal, but the Scottish right-back, Young, nipnet in to clear

Steel

shot flercely. Then Scotland's Jeft

A free kick in front wing,

of the Sweet, and Liddell

goal combined Austrian

caused Боле but the danger was well to get near the Austrian bother, to frost and

On one occasion goal, but Dezwirkt, the centre- cleared.

Zemann managed to clear with half, headed away,

Defenceo оп both sides his feet. The ball struck the dominated the play in the early onrushing McPhail, but went stages.

outside the post. The Austrians showed clever The

despite the trkly Sixty-eight thousand specta

conditions. tors attended the match, in In an Austrian raid the out-hit the bar with a corner kick The following is the draw for which Young. Evans and Woodside-right, Melchior, shot wide the Royal Hongkong Golf Club buri. were the best players for but then made amends by scor Junior Championship to played at Fanling on Sunday, December 17:

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Course

JL. 9.16 .in. and 1 p.m. A. Melide. L. Prophet: 9.20 a.m. and 1.00 p.m. A. D. Duffy A. į N. Other: 4.20 a.m. and 1.10 p.m. E. Lee; 0.28 8.m.

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II. Paterson; 9.40 n.m. 1.30 p.m. E. N. Thursby - G. Stewart; 9.44 a.m. and 1.35 p.m.

and

68,000 SPECTATORS

Scottish Cup Draw

London, Dec. 13. The Scottish Cup, first Shaw R. S. Anderson round, draw made today re. 9.48 4.m. and 1.40 p.m. W. P.

rtwhistle W. Stoker: 9.52 ..sulted as follows: and 1.45 p.m. B. D. Cayford- J. Linaker; 3.50 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. T. B. Low .. Sainsbury,

New Course & Old Course D.311,

0.10a.m. and 1p.m. W. N. A. Smalley

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Nationalist China To Take Part in Olympics

Talpeh, Deo, 13, Nationalist China has de- olded to join the World Olympics in 1952 to be held in Helsinki, it was learned

Tho to-day.

size of the Nationalist team has not yet been deelded.—Unlted Press.

Dunfermline Athletic

Clyde.

Dumbarton v. St Johnston. Peterhead v. Motherwell. East Stirling v. Kilmarnock. Hamilton Academicals V. Elga City.

Rovers v. Stenhouse-

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Dundee v. Dundee United, Stirling Albion v. Ayr United. Third Lanark V. Forfor Athletic

Queen's Park v. Arbroath. East Fife v. Celtic. Morlan v. Cowdenbeath. Parlick Thistle Rovers.

V.

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Scotland went all out for the equaliser but Zemann held them out with some fine saves. Liddel

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VIENNA GOES WILD

Vienna, Dec. 13. Vienna

today received news of Austria's 1-0 victory over Scotland in their soccer match with an enthusiasm hard-

ing in the 20th minute after a pass from his centre,

Scotland escaped when Wood- |burn handled a ball just outside

tue

The free kick penalty aren, was saved by Cowatu

The game livened as they ever witnessed before in this players began

the to master conditions and Scotland secured a measure of ascendancy,

Zermann

brilliantly under the bar when Turnbull headed a cross from Steel. The Coalkeeper saved in similar

saved

No Changes Likely In Australian Test Team ·

scccer-crazy city.

Life in offices, workshops and on the streets almost came to a standstill during the afternoon as everybody

Ilstened to the broadcast of the game.

Even members of the Austrlan Parliament frequently left the current session to make phome enquiries about what was term- ed here as "the fight of the year." Enthusiasm reached its peak

when the result become known. When Members of Parliament heard the news, they termed it as "the best birthday present

he for

President, Dr Paul Adelaide, Dec. 13.

Renner."

himself is who Australia's team for the ardent football fan-Associated second Test cricket match | Press. was chosen tonight but will not be announced until to- morrow.

The names of the players picked by the Selectors-Sir Donald Bradman, Mr J. Ryder and Mr E. A. Dwyer-must first be submitted to the 13 members of the Australian Boarl of Control for approval.

WEEK-END SOFTBALL

The Leaguo

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SATURDAY

Falkirk v. Airdrieonians.

The match begins in Mel-pires and scorers 1s: bourne on December 23. It is Duns v. Forres Mechanics.

expected that the Aberdeen v. Inverness Caley.generally

cam will show little, if any, Alloa Athletic v. Hearts. Ties are

change from that which beat to be played January 27, 1951, with replays | England in the rain-spolled

Test following opening

at Brisbane,—

on

the or before Saturday. Reuter.

On

Reuter,

It's Anyone's Guess Yet,

Which Teams Will Make

The

Softball Playoffs

By "GRANDSTAND”

Ever since the opening game of the current softball season, the im- mediate object of the contesting teams has been to qualify for the playoffs, and while several outfits have cracked up and fallen by the wayside, others are still in the thick of the fray as the circuit rounds into the home stretch.

The process of elimination, however, is not as easy as it seems, and a glance at the league tables reveals that over half the teams in each division stand more than a mathematical chance of winding up in one of the four coveted berths.

This state of affairs cannot possibly exist indefinitely, and fans will be closely watching the activities of the coming weeks which will see some highly interesting developments as the sheep are Borted from the goats.

MEN'S JUNIOR LEAGUE 2,00 p.m. Blackhawks V Delawares

(Don Robbins, J. Reis; Samet Samy).

Vikings Wildfires

(Gabby Pereira; Fred Diesta).

3.30 p.m. Dragons v Dodgers

(Dan Izzalt, Desmond Lock; Roberto Nunes).

LADIES LEAGUE

3.30 p.m. Canadians v Squaws (Ramon Castro, Ed RC- medios; Wenda Rodriques). SUNDAY

MEN'S SENIOR LEAGUE 11.00 am. Basobollers v Sainta (F. A. Ewins, Ren Barretto, R. Nunes; Manuel Nunes). 2.00 pm. Panthers v South China

(Hal Winglee, J. Liu, J. Jen;; Irene Botelho),

3.30

p.m. Overseas v Reds (P. K. Lau, Pang Kwong, Chov Tsol; R. Barretto). MEN'S JUNIOR LEAGUE 9.30 a.m. Mustangs v Black- hawks

(Don. Robbins, Gerald Po- meroy: Frankie Barnes). 12.00 noon Aces v Falcons Spartans v Pandas

(Dick Silva, J. Gomes, Ed Mason).

LADIES LEAGUE

9.30 a.m. Clovers v Wahoos

(George Pang, Jack Silva, M. Remédios; Hal Winglec). HOW THEY STAND MEN'S SENIOR LEAGUE

Won Lost Petg Blues:

Braves Pandas unal Canadians Overseas

Those who are supposed to crystal-ballers are unable to the race jointly with the Saints be in the know are of the come up with a pronouncement and Madcaps hot on their tracks general opinion that it will be as to which team is likely to only one game behind. a "cinch" for the Braves to finish on top.

St. Teresa's, who were con- failed sidered contenders, breeze through to the finals in their section,

miserably right from the start Americans

So close is

the chase that and the main Jaguars and South China lead problem is determining which 17th Jan. of the other teams will annexe

26th Jan, the second slot.

20th Jan.

Gih Feb.

14th Feb,

In the Blue section of the and Senior League, the Reds Dodgers can be counted out,

Loading on or abt, while the Americans are on the

17th Doo, 18th Feb.

London,

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verge of fading from the pic- charged ture with four losses

against them.

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for second place, at the

record moment, with

that shows only two losses against the Pandas, Jan each of them, are

and Overseas, Canadians the dog-fight which will be staged right down to the wire one of the most Interesting series seen.

21st Jan will provide

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CONTRADICTORY

and

To satisfy our curiosity, we thought it would be u good

idea to check up on the results Jan of previous encounters involving Feb., these three teams, but all we can and is poser which leaves

is frustrated.

The contradictory decision's

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tho

PROFESSOR EINSTEIN- He alone has the mailiemail: cal genius to figure out which icans will reach the pistelis, myn "Grandstand.”

and their outlook turned from grey to dismal black as they lost their remaining chance week when they bowed to the Madcops.

Reds Dodgers

last

Golds: Jaguars South China Madcaps

St. Joseph's

St. Teresa's Panthers Baseballers

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DIFFICULT ENOUGH Fans who read this and pect some sort of predlotion will be disappointed." Frankly, MEN'S JUNIOR LEAGUE we do not know, and wo doubt

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Blackhawks climb out on a shaky limb to Delawares

it any one

nominate the finalists,

boxing match, when only Se In a boxing two combatants are concerned,

Teresa's

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Aces

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chances, but

with nine men on Mustangs

each softball team, the perfor- South China

manco of each man being as Golds: important that of the next, Rexes

i would require an Einstein to figure out the chances.

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THE HONG KONG JOCKEY, CLUB NOTICE TO MEMBERS THIRTEENTH RACE MEETING Saturday, 16th December, 1950.

There are eight races. The First Bell will be ring at 1.30 p.m. and the First Race will be run at 200, p.m.

Through Tickets (8 Races-$16.00)⋅ may be oblamed at the Compradore Office of the Treasurers, 1st floor, Telephone House, also tickets for the Cash Sweep on the last race of the Meeting as well as the Special Cash Sweep on the "Pearce Memorial Cup" scheduled to be run on 28th February, 1951.

To avoid congestion at the Club's Offices at Telephone House, non-members are requested to purchase their sweep Uckets at the Club's Branch Offices at --

5, D'Aguilar Street, Hong Kằng

or

382, Nathan Road, Kowloon. MEMBERS' BADGES AND ENCLOSURE

Members and guests are reminded that they and their ladies MUST wear their badges prominently displayed throughout the Mecting.

NO ONE WITHOUT A BADGE WILL BE ADMITTED TO THE MEMBERS' ENCLOSURE.

Badges admitting ladies not in possession of Brooches or Season tickets and gentlemen, non-members of the Club, to tho Members' Enclosure and Club Rooms at $10.00 including tax, for ladies or gentlemen are obtainable through the Secretary on the written or personal introduction of a member, much member toi be responsible for all visitors introduced by him, and for phy ment of all chits etc.

Badges admitting to Members Enclosure will NOT bộ, on sale at the RACE COURSE.

The Branch Offices and the Treasurer Compradore Offco- will close at 11.00 am. and. the Secretary's Office at 11.40a.m.- The Treasurers' Compradore Office and the Secretary's Office and situated at lat Floor, Telephone House...

A limited number of tifins will be obtainable at the Clu House provided they are ordered in advance from the No. 1 Boy (Tel: 27818),

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Wildfres Unfortunately, there are more Vikings than two teams to complicate Dodgers. the matter beyond the capability Spartans of a sports scribe, who la after | Fandas ali a mere mortal.

LADIES LEAGUE Your guess is as good as Wahoos nine, maybe even better. The St. Teresa's only thing we can be sure of Canadians predicting is that when the Squaws season in finally over, there will Clovers be a lot of red faces among our Pirates glass ball, gazors.

White Fangs

PUBLIC ENCLOSURE

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"BOOKMAKERS, TIC TAC MEN ETC., WILL NOT BE PER- MITTED TO OPERATE WITHIN THE PRECINCTS OF THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB DURING THE RACE MEETING. MEALS AND REFRESHMENTS' WILL BE OBTAINABLE IN THE RESTAURANT IN THE PUBLIC ENCLOSURE,

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BY ONDER,

B. A. SLEAP,

Secretary.

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