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IT'S NOT ENGLAND'S BOWLING THAT LOST

L

THE TEST SERIES

Says ARCHIE QUICK

While Soccer-mad Lancastrians were bemoaning their luck at having over two Fourth Round FA Cup-ties within the County Palatine's borders, Red Rose cricket Possessions and other countries enthusiasts were cock-a-hoop at the news that Test skip- $1.50 per month.

per Freddie Brown's SOS for replacements in Australin always welcome, should be addressed was to be answered by Roy Tattersall and Brian Statham. to the Editor, business munications and advertisements to the Secretary.

News contributions,

com-

The mystery to me has been why Tattersall was not one of the original selections. Last summer was his first. full county season but he headed the averages with 193 wickets at only 13 runs apiece. They took Sydney Barnes moto Australia for less than that!

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LAMMERT BROS.

Aldershot,

Bristol Rovers, Brighton, Mansfield, Stockport, Rochdale, Rotherham and Nor- wich were all out of luck, and say the last sixteen I would

like look will

aning wo

Shefield this: Luton,

Blackpool, United Preston. Newcastle, Chelse Stoke, Manchester United, West Bromwich, Bristol City, Wolves, Sunderland, Hull and Norwich. I would put chief query marks against Fulham and Preston.

Territorial granted Having units permission to play on-Sun- doys, the FA Council, at its London meeting, took another revolutionary step by giving its OK to clubs to go forward with flood-lit matches. Too long has this decision been delayed,

The Anat 1st of Festival of Britain fixtures is most impos- ing. Up and down the countries from Glasgow to Cardiff, from Newcastle to Plymouth, over- sens sides will be playing clubs or Internationals, and it la cer- tain we shall be caled upon to all Soccer ΟΙ resist the biggest Invasions.

JANUMBAN A

RÉINFORCEMENTS

KUMBI

FOR MCC

Roy Tattersall (left) and Brian Statham, the two Lancashire bowlers sent to reinforce the MCC team in Australia-Central Press Photo.

INSTEAD OF TATTERSALL AND STATHAM

It

Would Almost Be Better To

Others Back

The

Fly

Says PETER WILSON

Hongkong Amateur Swimming Association Comes Into Being

At the Inaugural meeting of the Hongkong Amateur Swimming Association held at the Victoria Recreation Club yesterday, Sir Arthur Morse was elected President of the newly formed Association after its Constitution had, with certain minor amend- ments, been adopted.

It was also decided that the Association should join the Amateur Athletie Sports Federation of Hong- kong.

Before delivering his opening Hon. Auditor.-Me JL. Mac- address, Mr A. O. de Sales, who | intyre

was in the chair, said that he

had hoped that Sir Arthur Mossry 11. Winglee and JF. Morse, who

was undoubtedly | Ennia were appointed to repre-

the

most eminent figure in sport sent the Association on the in Hongkong, would preside. | Board of the AASF of Hong- Unfortunately, owing to an kong, with M. C.K. Woo as engagement of long standing, Deputy. Sir Arthur was unable to attend and had asked that tris regrets

be conveyed to the meeting.

ripe for

Messrs H. Winglee and C.K. Woo were also appointed to represent the Association on the

Chinese Teams

Proceeding with his opening Board of the Chinese Amateur address, Mr Sales said in part: Swimming Association.

"There can be Hittle doubt that the time is now the inauguration of a swimming association in Hongkong, Swim- ming as a sport must take its the of- rightful place among Ranised sports associations in the Colony and In concert with them work through Amateur Athletic Sports Federa- pro-

tion

of Hongkong to

the

mote the Interests of

amateur sports generally.

in

For Memorial

Cup Matches

week-end,

of

"It is filling that the Victoria Owing to the departure Recreation Club should sponsor Singapore soccer players, several the formation of such a body of whom had been selected to in the light of its 101 years of take part in the Memorial Cup the service to sports in general and games to be played over

a meeting particular.wee

of Ao to swimming

National Amateur The recognition accorded by Chinese the AASE of

was held Hongkong is af Athletic Association tribute to the long and out-last right, under the Chairman- rendered to ship of Mr C. 8. Wang, to all standing service sports by the Victoria Recrea- the vacancies caused by the de-

parture of these players. tion Club.

Too little and too late. What a sorry epitaph to the always ill-starred Aus tralian venture. Now, with the Ashes Australia's and the dust (of Sydney) the MCC finally consent to fly Roy Tattersall and Brian Statham out to our pressed side,

ours,

sore

I

It would almost be better to fly the others back. What chance have these two after months of the English winter to shine or even to glimmer after being different conditions now obtaining in Australia?

Hutton maimed

Match"?

about individual The time to send reinforce-up his mind ments was long, long ago. Three forward efforts.

ROOF-RAISER The professional's

Puzzle corner. What event is "working" season has been ex-months ago to the day I wrote

and Compton | described on the official adver- tended to May 17, and I can only a jingle pointing out that "With

as "This Terrlic- *Hut needs tisements hope that they will embark upon lamed the Sydney

Roof-Raising-Rubber Needle- these games with a seriousness that will do something to boost Edrich's skill."

two Now we send out our flagging Soccer reputation.

hasn't bowlers-one of whom coming from The visilors

yet won his county cap-and not practically every country Western Europe, from Argena-batsman to strengthen a side

Eire and Malta. Let

which still hasn't made 300 in a tine show them that football really Test innings. is our national game.

Bre

:

in

Pacific Zone Draw For The

Thomas Cup

London, Jan. 17. The draw for the Pacific Zone of the International Championship Badminton for 1951-52 resulted follows:-

INCREDIBLE

Only Brown (40), Hutton (34), Bedser (32), and Evans (30) can look back on this series with any satisfaction. Surely fighting spirit is not the prerogative of the over 30's No! Trevor Bailey proved that.

The more you think about the reluctance of the MCC to send credible it seems. They're not exactly down to their last pair of white flannels in St Jolin's Wood,

why this penny- piching parsimony?

aut reinforcements the more in-

Why, none other than the wrestling match at Harringay between the Easily

Resistible

an

murk and mist of dashed into the entirely

a

by

The teams agreed upon "In the midsummer of 1950 |

Constitution of the meeting last night are now drafted the this Association and cubmitted as follows" it in its present form to the Combined Hongkong Cuinese to General

this meet Army:-Tam Kwan-kon (8. Committee

(Kit Chee), Club

At the China), Lee Ping-nara for approval

Kam-hung

Lee (ICH Chee), iver Tse same time.

coples were given Ping-chiu Kit Chee). Soong Lang- in the Chinese sing (8. China), Tong Bheung (8. to my friends

Chu What-keung is. Force-Eddie Phillips-and the ASA for suggestions. Time China).

Chma), Lee Yuk-tak (3. Chica). Distinctly Movable Object-Jack was taken to study the rules Kwok Ying-kes 18. China) (Cap Doyle.

(Presumably you use and in December an informal isin), Yu Cheuk-yo (8. China) the "rubber needle" to stitch the discussion took place, as a re-and Mok Chun-weh (5. China).

Reserves! Taan Woon-cheuk (Dos- suit of which

some improve tern), La Yee (B. China). Wong roof on again.)

Footnote.This contest (uslments were introduced,

sense)

the word in its loosest by will be refcrced

Mr a I only hope no one Sparmer. throws him into the works!

-(London Express Service)

No Action Yet Against

Punch-drunkenness

By HAROLD MAYES

We've heard a lot about what the British Boxing Board of Control intend to do about punch-drunkenness but so far there have been no positive signs of action.

Looking through a list of records of fighting last year I couldn't help thinking that there are plenty of other reasons for which they should consider the with drawal of licences from boxers.

For example there's a heavy-¡

not

Chi-wan (Easter), Lo Wab-ting (K Chee), Hou Ching-to (Eastern)] and Lee Dim-koo (RH Chee).

Team Manager:

Ho Yim

Trainer: Mr Fùng King-

LOCAL PROBLEMS

kwong. have "Local problema

Khourya. and where been disregarded

Combmed Kowloon Chinese to

Royal possible, the Constitution has meet

Navy: Yu Yu-tak (KMD) been adapted to take them into (KMB), au ung-kang

(Captain). Lol WM! (Police), Tang account while preserving all Sum (KMB). Hung Hing-yuk

(KMD)

the desirable features of sports association elsewhere.

uny

You will agree with me

that no matter how well drawn

Fung Kwan-sing (KMB), Ho Ying-fun (KMB), Chau Man- chi (KMB). Lee Chun-fat (3033), Chang Kam-ho! (Kwong Wah), Lee Tai-fa! (KMB).

Beserves: Yu

Kai-yan (CAA),

up the rules of an association Keung Ngan-ching (Kwong Wall),

of the formation HKASA

purpose of the

Team Manager:-Mr C. 8. Wang, Trainer: Mr Leung Yuk-tonur

SOCCER CLUBS FINED

St Joseph's Football Club, defeat Eastern

Football Club' and

may be, it will meet with fat-Tee 81k-chuen (Kwong Wah), Bi Pul-yin (Kwong Wah), Kam Lok lure if its members do not have ang (Kwong Wani kod Au Chi- the will and the desire to make vin (Police).

work. You will forgive me for saying so, but the

would be ed if it could not be shown in PCA, were each find $25 by due course that the sport had not suffered by the change be the League Management Com- cause, under the auspices of mittee of the Hongkong Foot- for failing to was re-ball Association the VRC, swimming After a lay-off of more than garded as being well conducted field a team for their respective a year, I feel it would be the and organised. It is. up to the League fixtures against Yars Police, Chinese AA, and Kow- In any case, it will prove to weight who in 1950 had seven have been pretty false economy, lights and lost all of them, five best course if Sadd decided to many offlelals representing the icon Motor Rus

clubs in

SCHOOLS SOCCER as Already it's been reported that inside the distance and who in call it a day. If the Norfolk leading swimming

folk aren't sufficiently boxing Hongkong to display the right

The following are the fixtures attendances and receipts the last two years has los

conscious that they'll roll up in spirit and to provide evidence for the School Football Leagues throughout the tour have taken eighteen fights out of 22.

any case, it's a moot point as to that it is the sport that

on Sunday. a nosedive.

who whether it's a promoter's wicket.matters. There's another boxer

Яonlpt Now, with the issue decided in has had eleven contests in two

"To those who will be elect-

Queen's College v Wah Yan PM the shortest possible time, there years, ten of which have ended

ed to serve in the many capael- (Navy No. 1 Happy Valley, 10 km) Taikoo v Wah Yan PM (Navy No. the election will be fully repre- The entry of Thailand was are merely the fares and the in defeat, and one more who

Junior Hongkong "A" Section sentative of all interests- urge Wah Yan AM Hanchai A aceopted subject to the Badmin-extra expenses of two players lost all of his five

of Thalland who cannot be expected to have year, and in two years has won

London, Jan. 17,

Happy Valley, 11 Association

that they work in close co- (Navy No. 1. being elected to membership of found their top form by the time only one out of nine, and that

The following were the the next Test starts on February was on a disqualification.

operation, without which suc-a.m.)

EKAM v SŁ. Joseph'e (Navy No. 2. sults of football matches played cess will not be achieved, and Happy Valley, 18 a.m.) Documents reproduced in Faoi- the International Federation

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Australia, a walk-over. India vs Thailand.

of

India will have choice courts over Thailand in the first round, and in the final round it the contes- will depend upon tants.

Really MCC could well stand for the Muddled Cricket Club!

THE LONG VIEW

2. Happy Valley, 11 a.) bouts last HOME SOCCER ties avaliable and I hope that

CHOPPING-BLOCKS

It looks to me as if Dean Street should take a closer peep at the records of some of these men who 'sech to be nothing

more

INTER-LEAGUE MATCH

League of Ireland 7

Scottish

League

THIRD DIVISION (SOUTHERN)

than chopping-blocks, so that Can science be used to help when they really get down to (played at Celtic Park, Glasgow)

business

of punch sport? I've been given an idea the

which drunkenness they can tackle It If Australia meet India, Ausby a Rugby enthusiast traila will have the choice. If might well be of help to some more as a question of cause

meet Thailand, Australia

the of our Rugby selectors. choice will go to Thailand.

The

rather than effect.

that they approach the many problems and dimeuluer

which will To doubt beset the Assocla- tion in its first years, unhinder- 10a.m.) 0ed by other considerations.

Bristol City 0 Southend U. 2

Port Vale Brighton

1 Torquay U Bristol R.

-Reuter.

3

2

2

most difficult thing to judge,

They should also give much from the stands, is the question Terminal dates for the play-of who is pulling (or rather more serious thought to applica- Zone fles pushing) his` weight in the Lions for licences from boxers intent on come-back campaigns. of the Pacific

The following were They'll have one before them shortly from Norwich middle-sults of Rugby Union

played today: weight Ginger Sadd.

are:

scruma.

.}

in

ciation will surely succeed such an atmosphere, the Asso- the extent, that I have every reason to hope it will"

OFFICERS ELECTED

Junior Hongkong "D" Bections Kinga v Winchal' PM {Army, -11 B.M.)

EKPM v Wah Yan PM (Navy a

GVMS v Queen's (Army, 10 a.m.) Junior Kowloon Yaumati AM ♥ Wah Yon (Police, 10 am

La Salle v Yeumati PM (Pellow, 11 .m.)

PRYDE CUP ENTRIES The following entries have been received for the Pryde

Cup Soccer Competition, which will commence Immediately on Schoolboys'

conclusion

of the

The election of officers, which followed the adoption of the Constitution, resulted as follows:

President Sir Arthur Moro Football Leag London, Jan, 17.

Vice-Presidents.--Messrs Poon the re-

Tames Wing-kal, Kwok Lam-po and

Henry H. Hsu.

Vice-Chairman.

Chun-tat

Joint

Secretaries. - Hon. Messrs H. Winglee, and C.K. Woo.

The long-range television India vs Thailand, June 30,

cameres now give a close-up 1951.

view of the scrum) which you

County Championships Reason, I'm told, is that Final tio before October 31, can't get from the stands.

boxing promotion is due in the 1051.

Sussex 11, Eastern Counties East crazy And it's a serious suggestion currently sports - So for no challenges have that one or more of the selectors Anglian elty, and the old-timer's 20 (played at Hove).

the bill to name swanted on

Other Matales been received in the European might find it very instructive to

""monitor" set, give it a lift.. Zonca, The alt beside the and American

Now Sadd was a fine crafts- commentators are

Aldershot Services 3, United Roza. closing date for theso is June with which

supplied, to help him to maito man, but he began his fighting Services Portsmouth 0. 15, 1051-Associated Press.

in 1932, and has not been in

Royal Air Force 8, British action since December 6, 1949, during which year he lost nine Police 3 (played at Cardiff)-

Reuter.

Colony Opon Squash Tournament

Up to 5 pm, yesterday, the dead-line for submis- sion of entries In the Colony Open Squash Championship 1951, the Squash Committee had received 20 entries. This mumber of entries

aug-

however,

by

catrics from Art Sho Services, which expected to be handed in this morning.

It in hoped to publish a fall Uss of entrants · in 40- Bouth Chins morrow's

Morning Post.

The first round · games mra duo to, tako place en JADUALY ABL

|

is

Jany Determined and drow one of 13 contests.

To Do Well

Sydney, Jan. 17. The French swimming cham- plon, Alex Jany, is determined to put up a good showing in Australia. Jany said in a letter that he had been training hard for the tour.

Jany will also play water polo in Australia and plans are being exhibition made to atage game between "Europe v. The

test."

FILT

Madame Jany, who is French will record-holding swimmer, olsa compato. In the New South Wales Championships from Jan- uary 19. The pair will go to Perth and Adelaide, and· from. there to Melbourne to prepaTE. for the National Championships in February-Reuter.

THE

GAMBOLS

You? 188 GEORGE

JUST LOOK AT THE WAY THE CHOKE FROM TRAT BONFING BLOWING OVER TOUR CURTAINS,

GO AND

YOU PHONE HIM ABOUT

GAYE NO.

MANG JOB

Wah Yan AM, Wah Yên`PM, St. Louls, Government Vernacu Chairman Mr A.O. de Sales, la School, Ying Wah, Diocesan.

Mr Shek Boys' School, Wah Yan Kow

1000, St Joseph'n La Salle, Queen's College (two foams), King's College Primary School,

Kadooric Ellis

AM, EAL Kadoorio PM.

Entries are still awaited from Wanchal AM, Wanchal PM, AM Yaumati PM, Executive Committee-Mesars Yaumati R. Gorely, Ng, Chl-man, Lal King George V, St Paul's Col- Hop-chal, C.C. Wang, JF. Ennis, lego. St Stephen's College and SJ. Wong and K.F. Chan

Northcote Training College.

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