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THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, APRIL 19; *1951.

CHANGE OF SCENERY INTERNATIONAL HOCKEY TOURNAMENT

HomeSoccer Results

INDIA BEATS PAKISTAN

& Tables WITH 2 BRILLIANT GOALS

Chelsea's Hopes Of Avoiding Relegation Dim

London, Apr. 18.

Chelsea's hopen of avoid-

match

to

won

IN A WHIRLWIND FINISH

By "OBSERVER"

·

Yet another unbecoming spectacle of a wild hitting affray, with

ing relegation dimmed-to-exhibitions of temper and a win-at-all-casts attitude predominating, was day as they lost their away,

Huddersfield enacted in the semi-final International Hockey Tournament match between 1-2. Sheffield Wednesday's India and Pakistan at Sookunpoo yesterday.. chances of staying in the First Division increased as 4-3 at home ..they

against Derby County. They are two points behind Ever- ton with both teams having three matches left to play.

Outstanding among the Indian Yusuf as he was about to score Yusuf, Tiger Norwich City and Natts Forest further strengthened layers was undoubtedly Bhagat an almost certain goal,

Singh who, though playing at their position at the top of inside-left, showed a boundless attack and the Third Division (South-reserve of stamina to be in the

5-0 victory forefront of bath

defence. ern) with u

against Crystal (away) Palace and a 2-1 victory (ut home) against Swindon.

A. M. Silva, however, Good control of the game by the umpires, particularly

back in a whirlwind kept the players under hand, and some brilliant hockey was seen in the closing minutes when India, after trailing behind by one goal, came

owed their finish to score two goals just before the final whistle blew.

Once again, as in their first round match against Malaya, India victory to their individual superiority, doubtful hard-hitting tactics and greater stay- ing power. Both their goals came from fine opportunism.

Following were the results of fontball matches played today: FIRST DIVISION

11uddersfield

Newelle U. Sheffield Wed.

2

Chelsen

SECOND DIVISION

Harrisley

Sheißeld Utd. THIRD DIVISION (NORTHERN)

Bradford Scunthorpe Utd. Wrexliam

2 Gatesheadh

1

0

1

Bradford City New Brighton

1

Hossain; M. Yusuf, A. M. Wahab, A. Ditta, Nugget Ebrahim, M. Samy.

The

HOCKEY FIXTURES

Hockey Tournament Netherlands and

Major

WORTHY OF PRAISE Deserving special praise and

International match between mention, however, was the fine sporting attitude adopted by the

Ireland will youthful Pakistan players, who kept their temper well in check be re-played on the Royal Navy against some extremely grievous No. I Ground today, bully-off and M. 5.45 p.m.

Hannan infringements.

Vickory have been ap pointed umpires for this match. The final will be played on Saturday afternoon morning, the ground and um- pires to be announced later.

the Mon's First Tomorrow, Division match between. Army and Argonauts "A" wil played at Sookunpoo, bully-off mer and G. B. Gurevitch. 5.45 p.m. Umpires: G. T. Pal-

MUCH TO BE DECRIED The Indians' two goals were

Claiming the lion's share of Indirectly the result of his detor- Much to be mined efforts.

the side's honours were Yakub decried, however, was the fare-Khan at right-back and Z. Abbes up of temper shown by this

his at right-half. Khan played an game player otherwise

almost perfect full-back grand

holding back the Indian attacks

with

good again time and

clean hard interceptions and clearances.

the

Indian

0 Derby County different periods of the game, in the course of which he was severely warned by umpire Silva, Karanjia was # dangerous anside-right when he pol moving, but spearhead of attick was Mohinder Singh, both in the first half when he played at left-wing and in the second half when he played at centre- forward. The winning goal was scored by him one minute before the end with a spectacular flick almost parallel to the goplmouth.

THIRD DIVISION (SOUTHERN)

Brighton &

Hove

Crystal Palace

Exeter

9 Newport

1

Bristal City

2 pawich

Norwich

5

1 South Uld.

0

Nutts Forest

Swindon

1

Plymouth

Argyle

2 Gingham

D

Hending

Bourut

2 Klimarnock

2 Third Lanark

2

OTHER MATCHES

Aldershol

SCOTTISH LEAGUE.

(DIVISION

Doncaster

Hearts

"A")

4 Aberdeen

SCOTTISH LEAGUE,

"B" (DIVISION

Queen o'South 4 Albion Rovers 1

LEAGUE STANDINGS The following are Football League standings:

FIRST DIVISION

Tetter hair

Manchester U.

Blackpool

Middlesbru

Nowoutle

Arsenal

Burnley Portsmouth Liverpool Bolton

Stokr Wolves Derby

Sunderland Fulham Huddersfrid West Brom

Chariton

Aston Villa Everton

Sheffield W.

Chelsea

Pronton

SECOND DIVISION

Manchester

Cardiff Birmingham Coventry

Blackburn Brentford Leads

Doncaster........... Southampion 'Sheffield U.

Hull... West Itam Barnicy Queen's Park

Notts C. Lekester

Swansea Luton

Bury

Chesterfield

40223 6 10 00

Grimsby ..... 30

THIRD

Norwich.

Notte F.

DIVISION

(SOUTHERN)

41.24 12 5 402

Reading Southend Edisto it. Plymouth Mfwall Ipswich Bristol C. Bournemouth Nowpart Exalor Fort Valo Brighton Swanton

Aldershot Colchester Leyton Torquay U

Orter

Northampton 'Walmil

Gillingham

Watford

Palace

THIRD DIVISION (NORTHERN)

Rotherham MaDold.

Lincoln

Cath

ynbere Bradford Gatoshood Crewe Alex. Bradford City

Stockport

Itochdale

Beunthorpe

Charter Wrexham Hartlepools York City Okthion Barrow Ahrewsbury Dirigton

Halifax

Accrington

New Brighto

BOOTTISH

ilbernion Dundee

berdeens

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in

E. Yusuf made an aggressive centre-half but wan inclined to of centre- position play a little too far up into his regular forward, leaving the defence open in the centre. Star forward for the Paks, Nugget Ebrahim, was a hard drier and was rather unfortunate to be unfairly tac- isled on at least two occasions when a goal was imminent.

or Sunday

REST v. GREMLINS The Rest of the Colony XI to

"A". in Gremlins Ladies' Division at King George

the

Van

Although they're noted more for their bat-swinging than for their use of golf clubs, two famed baseball brothers take a go at hitting the little white ball in San Francisco. Packing their own gear down the green are Joe DiMaggio, left, of the N.Y. Yankees, and Dominic, of the Boston Red Sox.

CESAR BRION THINKS

THAT BOXERS

BOXERS MUST

HAVE AN EDUCATION

*

By CORNELIUS

RYAN

New York.

Cesar Brion may never be Heavyweight Champion few experts think he will-but he will be a successful boxer as long as he stays in the ring, and a successful businessman afterward.

Twenty-four-year-old Cesar is an intelligent and foresighted man, qualities which are not common in boxing. Gene Tunney still is regarded with some disdain by many of the boxing mob because he read Shakespeare, and Ezzard Charles among today's fighters causes some misgiving because he is literate and eloquent.

"I want to get a good educa- his shrewd little trainer, Charley tion, a well-rounded one." Brion Goldman, and Cesar's hard said. "I don't want to be a bum. work and intelligence paid off many fighters who against Joe Louis.. Louls won I've met can't talk about anything but the 10-round decision, but Brion

can't

talk won the plaudits for his boxing

his punkthing fighting, and they about that very well. I want to skill and be informed on many subjects.

BETTER LIVING

binations.

But in the evenings

com-

Brion

goes to school to study English

"I had three years

at home, I had to

of high

"It isn't that I look down on boxing, I became a fighter to and other subjects. make a better living, and 1 try

"But to be a good fighter. I study school that.

LOD." He has been Aghting in the monny

good stopped school. Now I want to USA since 1948 after a

finish

education."-United

career in Argentina in which he won 102 of 104 amatour boute and then fought professionally

for three years, winning 18

matches.

Press,

he explains. work to get for my Landly, no I

my

In the USA, he has won 18 PEGASUS ·ARE Bill Weinberg, Bernie THE TEAM OF

Tarni Mauricilo,

and lost four. elude Reynolds,

His victims in-

Charley Norkus and Vern Mit- chell. He kayoed Reynolds and His losses were to Mauriello Mitchell, Reynolds, Roland La- Starza and Joe Louis,

HE WON THE PLAUDITS During the day the six-fool- 190-pounder wo-inch hard in the gymnasium

The Irish Didn't

works

THE YEAR

Says Raymond Glendenning

Uni-

the Combined Even if withversities

side, Pogamis, don't beat Bishop Auckland at Wem- blay they will still be my foot- ball team of the year.

Want

Any Punches Pulled

Says IVAN SHARPE

Aptly named (they, are a com- bination of the Centaurs and the Falcons), in a mere three years' existence they have reached the top the Amatour Cup Final.

What is their secret? Let Vic Buckingham their coach and mentor, tell you.

"Firstly they play the Spure type of football," he says. That's only to be expected. Bucking- ham. FA certificated coach, responsible for working out Ar- thur

Rowe's

successful plans in the professional sphere at White Hari-lane,

But Buckingham goes further. "These fellows, being university man, think dost You can train

Ground at 3 p.nl, on Satur. THE INTER-LEAGUE MATCH day, April 21, will be selected from the following: A. Gra- M. H. Hassan, in the pivotal

S. Franklin, R. ham-Cumming, position, gave a consistent dis-

THE GOALS

Warning, J. L. Read, day throughout both in defence;

Arst half, Houten, S. Read, P. Faber, D. After and attack, and his fine follow-

a goalless the

S. Hall, B. Mc- Handyside, their scoring up enabled him to score

Pakistan opened

B. Dansbord, of the Naughton, L minule equalising goal.

M. Hodkla Phillips, A. Silva, The

hard-hitting full in the fifth

Man second half from a short come on, H. Foley, S. Whitworth. E. Yusuf, con, backs, J. S. Dillon and

All the above-named players the Singh, player! a prominent part Stopping the hit,

to attend an onrushing are requested the defence but under strict- sent in a powerful drive which

was deflected off

King George V School ground er umpiring a number of their

toward the at 2.45 pm, The Rest will play hard first-time shots right into defender's stick into the goal,

Five minuter players oncoming opposing

end, a 10-foot high right wing in white shirts.

The final of the Knock-Out been have curtainly the would

at Compet Lon between Recreio dangerous play, centre into the "D" was allow-

ed. Baghat Singh's shot penalised as

It's the city where each traffic-policeman looks just like an Irishman, haa'a Goalkeeper Lall Singh came goat off the centre was well and King George V "B" will be by goalkeeper played on the Recreio ground with

away kicked colours flying through

the ball went to on Sunday, April 22, bully-off ruddy weather-beaten face, and wears a small helmet and big girth. One of them with at least half a dozen good Rakha, but

Hassan who took it back into 3.30 p.m.

Any umpire who is unable to tipped his hat from the back of his neck as the English official motor-coach went inform by and, when we exploded with laughter, he tipped it again with a grin a yard wide. the "D" and drove in a hard shot into the corner of the net, attend is requested to

more. centre Continuing to press against a Mr D. J. Steyn Parva at 30308. The Irish touch.

Mohinder

The city where, at the dinner for ARMY BEAT BAF

the match, an Lofthouse of Bolton Wanderers, any First Division club how they

bumps fast tiring defence, Singh made a good run along

In the Quadrangular Tourna- on the eve of the wing line, got into the "D"

Hockey final played at Irish Donny Kaye gave me the received rising ment and flicked a beautiful

the Irish speaters, one after the did throughout all three matches don'ts, The Wembley the big In Snooker Final shot just within the "D" from Kal Tak yesterday, Army de-best laugh since City Lights and tumbles, I will wager, than he with spectators close up. They the goal line that curved in past feated Royal Air Force by seven

goals to one. the goalkeeper..

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DIVISION"

19.3

10

SAVES.

The Pakistan team displayed better combination, particularly in the forward line, but were playing much below their usual form, this being occasioned to little extent by the bad condition of the ground, which caused both their wings to miss repeated passes.

On-the-run of play: they were

10

be The tho

half first

bullies two penalty hould have been awarded them, One was when the Indian left back lay full length in front of Ditta as he was about to walk the ball into the goal, and the other when the same Indian player weat barging in right into

I»

THE TEAMS India: Lot Singh; J. S. Dil- 1on,

Singh: Balwant Man Singh, M. H. Hassan, Gurbur Singh: Rattan Singh, Karanja, Mohinder Singh, Bhagat Singh, Naranjia Singh.

Pakistan:

Rakha: Y. Khan, A. M. Wahab Jr.; Z. Abbas, E.

Hongkong Boxers Did Exceptionally Well In FARELF Tourney

Common Sense.

On Boat

Race Bets

Common-sense is assert-

Begorra, I've been to Dublin, cily of steaks and juicy asparagus, and jam pasties a foot long, and jams in the traffic of over 100 yards.

more

“GREAT-DAT

them from the head downwards, and not from the feet upwards.

forward shouted down by fervour. Ask Chee Che-liang To and like to play on a small ground Play Pong Piu

told it will be a

ing tself in regard to Boatmen had really been reduced to surroundings in Dubik in 1948, space for the 100,000 ground with 50-46, 29-48 and 33-85.

Race bets which were ut first withheld by makers because a Sunday had intervened between the races.

Scores were 21-54, 20-78,-

The final will take place at the Kowloon Cricket Club to- morrow night.

This evening, A. P. Pereira will meet K. C. Hoo in an ex- hibition match at the Kowloon

The

D.m.

Football of the Easter programme in the spaces, like the The sald,

Chec Che-liang, prominent one or ger the better. other,

team have come over Football League-ond

Such a ground is planned by League

two more as well.

Shelbourne F.

F. C. In Dublin. At Shanghal billiards player who

caused

upset by and here to give us a lesson on how

· major to play football, so don't pull

present there is a pitch

rumming track, which have cost eliminating "Spotty" Pereira in your punches Don't case up.

The club need an- the quarter-finals of the Colony- Our friends-in Eire.are over-¦£20,000. Give us the best-you've got.

And the match began and, sojoyed at their team's powers of other £60,000 for stands and Open Snooker Championship, the final by defeating H. J. far from casing-up, the question resistance, and regard it as a banking before they can start qualified to meet Pong Pat in Naval Dock- Soboy of Royal was whether the Englishmen great day-a day that will live operations there, in 1952.

yard by four frames to one in But I'm this team on trial for the match in history," the newspapers say. You see, they had been defeated Wembley with Scotland at were ever going to get a goal 70 there by the Germans, and £500,000 job if all the plans a semi-final match at the Kow-

1-0 in Glasgow by the Scottish come to fruition, and it, as is loon Cricket Club, last night. of any kind.

They got just one good goal League who, however, could only hoped, the Government lond a 1-0 in the Game hand. Certainly there is ample near the end, after the Irish win by

which Dublin would make a bid Could the Germans do their for the Olympic Games. ten men, and for this we were

stuff on that pitch? Surely. It book-truly thankful, amen,

Meantime the pistol has been must have been better under..

the Irish NO TRIAL

put at the head of foot

8 I give the Irish players full League (Belfast) by the later Cricket Club, commencing

In instructing

match will be the folk of Ireland As the good

the League of

frames and ad- asked me to be quite frank about marics for spirit and courage, League Board,

mission will be free. confidence, but you Ireland (Dublin) with a view best of three Mombers of the Stock Ex-everything, they shall have it and congratulate them on re-them to meet

attractive 10 running one representative change who had betted be. This wasn't a trial match at all, covering

such team for the whole country. football under that it couldn't be on such a pitch. It cannot expect to see tween themselves agreed

paid; was Yoovil versus Sunderland English bookmakers again, in the true, giant-killing circumstances. Trial teams are not built on spirit, but on craft on such bots should be

Stock with whom

Exchange atmosphere of the FA Cup.

and skill the since then most men deal have adopted

The pitch at Dalymount Park

challenge 1. this kind of same view, and once all have

will has a sideways slope like, satisfies Eire, OK. But I don't settlement

although less pronounced. This come in,

didn't matter much. Presumably think it should or will milay it is rolled, and presumably the them. Football has more to it than dash and devil, however MUST BALANCE.

wecks come about.

weather of recent

taking courageous. Difficulty at present is that prevented the rolling

SIZE COUNTS ways place before this match. It was Marino porno who betted both

of rough and uneven underfoot.

It was not the kind of pitch

I have nothing but praise for won his fight, captured the Irvine, in this weight and won at various odds, on behalt

of Shamrock Frod Kiernan gofions ono way, unless three on which a trial for Wembley trophy presented by the Ban by a technical knock-out in friends, cannot moet the obli-

£20,000 or Honglong brilliant style, Miguel Brewery

Lightweight-Gar Atkins, 14 on the other side balance out. should be played, or on which Rovers, the man in goal. This

players valued at

is the only time I have praised be should splece Limitell for the Light-Middle,

Generel vlow among sports £30,000 Field Regiment R.A. put up a

the income-tax man-he's in that department of the Civil Service very good show before narrow men is that the Boat Race has judged.

the Taws Welterweight. - Tpr 17 losing to Dvr Barratt, 3 Coy, nothing to do with Light

not It has

The second half, too, became at Dublin, Castle. of horse-racing.

The football Have you ever paused to con- Hallwood 3 R.T.R. boat BSM RASC. Charlton 58 Med Regt R.A. on

"There was no closure, with spectators near points after an excellent con- Welterweight Gar James much to do with the laws of rumbustious.

enthusiasm 14 Field Regiment R.A. we boat racing either, or the first player will know, what I mean sider the effect of a tall en-way's Willy Nielsen,

to long his rice would not have been call when I say,

drawing-truck." I was glad to be the players, on the result of 4 Ong Poh-Lim won against Hallwood's

champion, Ochan test.

ed' off.

spectator. as distinct from match?

Dalymount Park, man formal Bin Marjam beat

15-815-8.1 and speed overcame Charlton's very unfortunato

Camborne 0, Captain Crow boxing zicili, bout, an he was well ahead on

-London Express Service) player. I saw nothing vicious, experience and

Nevertheless, it was undoubtedly man, comes near to the Hatter Norway's D. Engebretsen, 15-10, shay's team 19. Despite a badly cut ere. the points until an injury 30 seconds from the end of the fight forced

tough.

Roar,. But there will be better Trooper carnell the docision.

The old Irish apirit was there football by visitors when the. 15-12 and Cheong Hock Ling As boat Bardo. Nibbers of Norway, Middleweight,Pto Sullivan, the referee to stop it.

abounding, and the man who players are less cramped. KSLI marrowly lost

akill is sometimes 18-5, 15-7,United Press. took all and came up emiling lat. Yeovil, Sgt Kelly, REME after very good bout,

The nine Army boxers from Hongkong who recently took part in the FARELF individual Boxing Champion- ships returned to the Colony yesterday after having an nexed four Championships and five runner-up medals,

This means that every boxer from Hongkong reached the final of his weight. Unfortunately, BSM Charlton and Tpr Hallwood fought at light-welter, so had to meet one another in the final.

Sgt. Instructor Melville, who another

The fights went na follows;

1st

40

Q

Commando,

WEALTH OF TALENT

1

Final Acceptors And so this remarkably For Centenary

the buxing season clones with

FARELF. Hantamweight. -— Gar Higgs, successful visit 23 Field Regiment R.A. put up For all nine fighters from Land to reach the finale of a grand fight against Sgt Syed Forces Omar, but in spite of a spirito their weights against such for- midable opposition as provided rally, lost on points.

by Si oporo and Malaya, is in- Bdr dicative of the wealth of box-

--Light Heavyweight,

40 Commando. Always at bla Land Forces Championships. best, when facing good opponi

yor

Handicap

London, Apr. 13. Nindtoon first and final ac- Harrington, 23 Field: Regiment ing talent at present in Hong-ceptor for the Centenary of R.A. was faced with a formid-kong, as three of the boxers the City and Suburban Handi- Epsom next Wednesday, able opponent in Marina Cronk, did not win their weights in the cap, to be run over 100 furlongs April 25, were published today. weights): Tribute must be paid to CAM

They are (with tlon, Harrington won his fight Charlton, not only for reaching on points in convincing style.

the final of his weight, but for Burnt Brown 0 et 3 lbs; Eclat That all his advice and handing of the Celebride 0/12: Perigueux Featherwolgbt, action agater, Col Donoghue boxers during their visit and Val D'Ass 8/10 Tamper

FARELAS

Roya, Jacobito,/, decrates, and

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GAMBOLS

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•

THE BOSS GAVE ME THE AFTERNOON OFF

GOOD WILL DE ABLE (TO DO A LIT

JOB FOR ME

If they don't get together, there may be no representative matches at all for Iceland, and this includes full. internationals, so our friends over there had better look before they do any more leaping or refusing.

Rugger Results.

London, Apr. 18. The following were the re- mits of rugger games played today:

BUGBY LEAGUE

28,

Barrow

Malayans Win Their Rovers 0.

Matches At Oslo

Oslo, Apr, 18. Malkych badminton player's won all their matches in tournament which started hero on Wednesday : night.

Wung Peng-sbon beat Nor-

15-3.

Norway's

Featherstone

Bradford Northern ), Keigh- ley 7.

Bramley 12, Halifax 0.

Leigh 13, Rochdale Hornets

2.

St. Helen's 9, Hudoreld

14.

15-2,

18.

S.

Swinton '14, Salford 2034 Wakefield Trinity 28, Leeds

Whitehaven B, Warrington 2. York 16, Workington Town 8.

MA BUGBY UNION:

Bideford 0, Torquay Athletle

Cardiff :14, Bristol 10. Notts 3, Northamptons Reuter

by Barris APP lely

YGS THANK YOU-

He

LTC. YOUR BOSS, BOORES"

"HE'E RELAXINO" - VES

GOT HIS FEET UP