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THE CHINA MAIL MONDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1962.
Local Lads Exhibit Much Fighting
ON THE RECORD Spirit In Meeting The
The Grandchildren
Will Know It All Boys From Down Under
1
By Heart Some Day
that
he
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was
Seventy runs had gone up on saw Old B grip his glans no have might the board at Chater Hood yester hard
Hongkong thought day morning before
restraining cricket made itself felt with the himself from droppinst it and with thumb and visiting Australians and it was reaching out other than Archie Zimmers who forelinger to push the knot in put Hongkong's first finger in the and pull the silk forward, but ple by stunning Sid Carroll off he told us the following night Colin McCool.
that he didn't think he saw too many ties.
"Stun" is Archie's way of when he gels saying "stump" excited and he will no doubt be
it is "What was that you said, Albert (or Alfred, as the case may be?
Old B is the most engaging character of the lot. He calls all as excited about it alt as he was small men Albert and all big yesterday even 30 years hencemen Allreti and the usual gun- Before the day was over he had caught Flockton olf Whitcombe
MacPherson and stumped local land) off McCool.
to cume of The generations Souzar, Kingsfords and Lees are also
in
la
for it. George held one of the day's most spectacular catches in the deep to dierniss Don Talon off Ron Kisseli-Roy Kingsford held the Village Blacksmith off McCool and Robbie Lee really went to town in disposing of Old Bul's first five wickels.
⚫guesa was 23.
Then there's Jack Cliegwyn, one of these diplomats who can move about as fast as Mariorie Jackson does though he's twice her age and does it on brands Instead of grask.
the
the Jack's also just about
have ever met fastest man we for clambering up on a bar riool, drowning his beer, clambering with off end starting another another party at the other end of the Club (The KCC isn't a small plage either).
One
must plek
oul Arthur
The Old Men (we refer here to the local ones) have something It just about to be proud about.
as well as stumped
stunned Wally South the day he landed here when we told him that the Morris next. He's the patrician average age of the Hongkong Xf the side who sweeps ladies off was 36 if not more, this ought feel without turning a hair, come they in any shape or size; the shy type or the man-eater. for sheer diplomacy; even while being told that he's an idol, he may yet end up an Ambassador. Then there's Wally South. the Jack Chegwyn did Whitcombe intellectual of the side, if the Jact that he captained Sydney Indeed, what happened yester University makes him that, and day may well bring such ostalo a treat mover with imers as Frank Lawrence, Eric excellent eye for Mitchell and A.H. Madar to scraping the borneles trusty old blade.
There's plenty
of life in the old bones yet though one woulers if any of our Over-40s can hold
one in as
yesterday.
Perhaps
acrobatic
the
way, as
an
blonde. 1
There's also Don Tallon, a off humorist at heart and the nearest bs to a praying mantis one can expect to see when he's get- down to Keith Miller.
most pleasing aspect of all to yesterday's of the brightest cricket-some seen in Hongkong though the
as
"Without being unduly pessimistic, ! can't say T like the feel of the pitch"
London Edureki Serulo
By "THE
"THE ZOMBIE”
Bright, entertaining and instructive cricket was served up all in one dish by the Jack Chegwyn's Australian team when they opened their series of games in Hongkong yesterday before the largest local crowd seen in remembered memory at a cricket match.
No fewer than 518 runs were scored during the 312 minutes of play, which, though hit in a carefree, festive spirit, were trade-marked by the brilliant batting and bowling of the visitors.
Yesterday's spectators had still more reason to, go away satisfied with the day's proceedings, for in the "Mixed" match, although the visitors were the main centre of attraction, local players too had their share of the spotlight and gave an encouraging guidepiece as to how they might fare in their forthcoming matches against the Australians.
memorable
their that, for at least a four and The only regret was Arthur Morris, one of the solid shots to the leg. It was greatest ever Australian bats- seldom that they missed a lek men, fell an early prey to ball and anything slightly short Keith Miller after scoring only of a length was pulled for a
when he square- | sure four. four runs
On tirove into the hands of Robbie
1 good batting wicket. Lee at point.
the bowlers had comparatively It was a
catch the harder time to put through Miller favourite balls, for Robble, but even he must their huve hesitated a moment won- took a shorter run of about 15
and dering whether it would have paces,
was not at hlo been more beneficial to let that fastest..
Despite this, both Kingsford Ilowever,
even during his and Archie Zimmern saw little wicket the of the bull until it hit their short stay at the stamp of greatness was evident stumpa! in Morris-the crisp forceful shols and the lightning foot- work that
characterised also the batting
of practically all Singapore, Oe!. the visiting Australians.
Including The only boundary he scored # perfectly -executed Asian Table Tenuis Champion-along-the-ground drive between Hongkong, have entered for the was ships to be held here from Nov-point and cover, ember 22 to 29.
Hongkong Enters ball go.
Table Tennis Championships
Eleven countries,
The following are the entries: -Hongkong, Formosa, Malaya, Japan, Nepal, Burma, Vietnam, India, Pakistan, Indonesia and the Philippines.
for the
INSTRUCTIVE BATTING Instructive batting, however, was ably demonstrated by Alan Davidson, Ron Kissell, Jim do Courcey, Don Tallon and Keith Miller.
THE SCOREBOARD Jack Cherwyn's XI 1st InningR
s. Carroll, st.
McCool
W. South,
Walker
Zimmern b.
30
D. McCool
1
Davidson
40
30
J. de Courcey, c.
b. McCool Keith
c. Kingsford b. Miller, c. McCool...:
T. A. Pearce, w, Kingsford 25 G. N. Gosano, c..Walker b.
David on ...
14
R. Flockton, c. Zimmer b.
37
Whitcombo
10
3
34
300
R. McPherson, st. Zimmern
b. McCool claimed the en- McCool
Souza b. Kissel 48 durance record of the day with D. Tallon, 11 overs of consistent bowling. Chegwyn, not out which, though seemingly casy C. B. Connett, lbw, McCool enough for the Australian bats R. E, Lee, b. Morris men to handle, had the local hatsmen tied up in knots,
nimost -Gerry Gosano was stumped the first ball he faced Zimmern McCool, but Archie just failed to hold the ball.
Alee Pearce was beaten by the first five balls, and even on A Davidson yesterday's dry wicket McCool's P. A, Whit
combe leg break took an amazing turn and his clever variation of C. McCool light and pace made him dif- W. J. O'Reilly 3
A. Morris cult to play.
R. S. Kingsford R. Kisse
Extras
Total'
Bowling
3
G
A. Walker ....
..
b. Lee
5.4 2-
G. A. Souza, b, Leo P. A. Whitcombe, c.
Oherwyn b. Lee
Rodent NP.
MIRROR TACTICS
Shadow boxing, with the help of a mirror, keeps Jake Tuli, Zulu boxer and the Empire's new Flyweight Champion, in trim at the Cambridge Gymnasium, London, where he is preparing for his strenuous autumn programme.
Jake is scheduled to fight at Newcastle on October 13 and has matches later in Manchester and London Reuterphoto.
Peter Wilson's Columu SO SHOESHINE 'BAT' MAKES A MONKEY
OUT OF BEEZEE......
It was the night before the World Heavy- weight Championship. We were in Philadelphia and Ray Arcel, trainer of more World Champions than any other man living, had the floor-which was fair enough because we'd all got seats.
Ray was telling the epic story of the clash between Battling Norfolk, a former Negro heavyweight with "reactions as slow as cold molasses and a right flat like an African soup bone," and Beezer Thomas, a singular za Senegalese.
24
4
40
2
16
R. Kingword, b. Miller
A. Davidson, not out
ac-
A. Zimmern, b. Miller
Extras
c. McCool, b. Carroll
Hongkong and Japan are hotly
The youthful left-hander, faneled to contest the final of the
Davidson, who is regardet s inter-team events.
tour Australian team to next
THE MASTER Iroji Satoh, the world cham-an excellent prospect for the
himasell
W. J. O'Reilly's XI Bill O'Reilly gave day's the ball for only three-overs, He picks up the ball-at what /pion, will be the main attraction. England, was unbeaten, with 08
1st Innings The Gackwor of Baroda, Pre- runs at the end of the
maiden, N. Arthy, st. Tallon b. Lee ever speed-with #sleight of
Table Tennis play and ellmaxed the days one of which was a hand motion and it diseppeurs sident of the
A Morris, c. Lee b. Miller 24 runs In hitting Miller for are barely recovering faster than one Aussies
con, say "So be Federation of Asia, has donated / exhibition of stroke.play by but bia immaculate length and
two cups, "The Baroda Cup" hitt
top-spins made the batanen BO their land legs-was the bright
fours and one six. net that the it" to his incantation.
for the men's team championship one over, whielt included four-turning leg-breaks and A. Kissel, c. chegwyn folding and the
ill at ease that he took himself The eye searches the area be-
60 in He reached his
the off for the rest of the innings. local.boys were no slouches.
hind the wicketkeeper but it's und the "Indla Cup"
and rapid time of 25 minutes
the the women's team event,
Alan Walker proved in George Souza, Noel Arthy and only kidding itself
fours six overs he bowled the truth eleven P. A. Whitcombe were the most destructive missile is already
A patron of the Singapore his 68 included
Association, Dr and one six. Although strong of the good things said about brilliant from our own village in well hidden on the Tallon person Table Tennis
in the available pen this department. Some of the
We hope to describe the others C.J. Fagins, has also donated all round the wicket, he scored him
his boundaries with sketch. His fast left-hand de- others had their bad moments. in time, but we haven't had two trophies, one for the men's most of but their general standard was enough of it to meet them all open singles championstup and perfect square cuts and well-liveries were consistently
curate. better than they hart been properly.
the other for the women's sin-timed leg hits.
Kisscil WES another Among the locul cricketers
Total for a wickets.. 218 customed to pulling up for many
-"RECORDER" gies event.United Press.
to Ron forceful Australian left-hand who took part in yesterday's months (perhaps years) nowy.
batsman whose superb foot- match, happiest perhaps were (W. J. O'Reilly, A. Walker, work and crisp short swing Archie Zimmern, and Robbie P. V. Dodge to bat). drives kept him constantly on Lee, Archie gave away
Bowling the offensive.
runs on extras, but considering In one over he took 16 runs that he was keeping for bowr off Connett, square-cutting for lers whom he had not played his Arst
boundary, then with before this was not too driving straight
past the bad, especially with his success bowler, and followed another in stumping three batsmen and square cut by lifting the ball catching out another. to the screen,
The Australians were a sheer delight to watch in this depart- meat, If Old Bill O'Reilly was generally good-for-a-stolen single, it wasn't a Test
watch anyway. The Village Blacksmith had his lazy moments. but he wasn't taking his normal run-up to the wicket and the rest of the have slowed machinery may
down as a result.
*
Alec Pearce and Gerry Gosano were The only two of our batsmen' to be properly tested, coming up against McCool,
O'Reilly. Both passed the test with flying colours,
though from Old Bill that puzzled Gerry Tch it looked like he was
himself Lic
up into a
Walker and Morris there was one
80
going
sheep-cbank.
to
However, he recovered from
Provincials
Big Soccer All Go To
Complain Games London
London, Oct. 12.
up
34
to
K. Miller C. B. Connot R. Flockton R. E. Lec G. N. Gosano S. Carroll
lct Ray
It all started-but take over from here on Now....
the
OMR W come in to Stilman's. 8 4 81 3 B-6-40-9"Then one day, from nowhere, 8 1 31 1 there comes this Beczce, a small man with what turn out to be 6 1 30 4 40 19 big ideas.
Result Reversed
By Lohmann
"Bat," who is naturally
"Norfolk had the shoeshine blacker than rent day, is turn- concession in Lon Stilman's gym- ing almost white with worry nasium, and if you think that is when disaster strikes Beczee, for It appears that he has avoided not a good concession to have those tiresome old formalities of you have no idea how dirty shoes are of the people who coming through immigration, and fact, gone over the side'. has, in from some coracle, tub, or other... canoe, which has finally reached. and the the land of the free
of the brave probably home owing to an error in navigation. "Now this is a very serious "For Beeree notices that Nor- offence, and although one and folk, who is by no means in a all, not to mention sundry, pull photo finish with Einstein when every string they know, includ- it comes to the brain stakes, Ising a couple belonging to Edgar doing considerably better than Bergen, it transpires that Beezet all right over this concession. has got to be deported.
"So one ano day, like all-con- "So he buys a little box and he acquires a couple of brushes demned men, he is allowed his no balder than Eisenhower and, final request, which is to come
Stilman's to say goodbye..
Frankfurt, Oct. 12. Adolphe Verschjeren from somewhere, he gets some up
the
"He arrives there between two
that one. It was his second bail. Portant game, in the decision to hold the England-] ready a Hongkong record, but Goano, after other shady in the Prix des Nations 00-ki-enjoy more than a 'rib'-unless the way that Beezee is weeping.
His first from McCool he turned
round for a four and so the Gosano fanally is in for it too.
•
Wales game at Wembley on November 12.
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Own
after getting Robbie Lee, De Courcey and Miller were over the amazement of catch- 05sociated in a merry partner- ing out Morris, and probably ship that brought 50 runs in 23 encourageti by it, found him- minutes. Miller stayed only 23 selt in following up by taking minutes at the wicket but that four wickets off his bowling.
He warmed
These were the wickets British provincial soccer enthusiasts have was enough.
Souza, then obliged the
last crowd by and P. Whitcombe, the renewed again their old complaint that London slowly by taking two fours and Arthy. Kissel, George always stages the soccer internationals and other lifting one of McCool, to the one with the "half of a mag-
roof of the Supreme Court, and nificent catch by Jack Chegwyn (Belgium), winner of this year's shoe polish and he sets up in
10 yards three who ran almost
of the biggest Iminigration · following this up with outstanding games.
take a low one-handed two-motor pored world cycling opposition to Bat another example" of the successive fours.
officials you ever saw in all your They find "just
championship, was beaten today
"Now there is nothing which life, and if you think Niagara passing over of the provinces as host to an im- In McCool's next over, he tried foot low catch at mid-on,
citizens. round Stilman's Fails is a sight you should see Both Alec Pearce and Gerry by Germany's Walter. Lohmann to better what was perhaps al-
down to some metre race here.
It is a spare rib-so while mushit and the ball sailed into stort, settled
Lohmann, who finished second Norfolk WILS
SO SORRY.... is minding his Roy Kingsford's hands at the steady batting, but it
in the to Verschicrea
world noticeable that despite the two
and truinoss
Anding that by either, thene event, won by about 50 metres business is not so good to mind, the little guy and some, people "Everyone is very sorry for inter-boundary line.
Don Talion showed that fours scored
lies did not seem to be much punch in 51 mine. 6 seconds. Earlier, his talent by TO THANKY
thero is a queue of characters buy him sandwiches and coffee 40-kilometre the only
wicket-keeping in their batting.
"Rory" MacPherson made a Belgian had been beaten by Theoing up in front of Beezee's and other people get him candy
stand. line. Strong cover drives are
or give him money. The provinces are not exactly among his other assets, and he promising start, hitting McCool Intrs in 38 mins, 84 seconds,
a four, but missed a about London's too contributed
big Renter to the day's for in his next attempt, lost
"I am watching this scand the whether the day will ever come predominance in regard to the merry knock with 10 runs in his balance and before he could amber-coloured liquid yet but when the other famous Boccer
swing
with much distress when I notice Battling Norfolk standing In they had empiled quite a few strongholds will be given the staging at the Football Associa one over of Kissel.
This included
into recover the boils were off his No Children At six
"Moreover, when the guys come front of the only shoeshine stand. cases of beer by yesternight.
number who, on
on principle, and Chater Road and threa
fours, stumps.
to pay Beczce they do not do so still left in Stilmen's, wearing a They have a way of congremt- chance to stage an international tion cup tics. There are quite a
George Souza was again un- Lo against overseas representative much
in
Wax the The fifth ball, however
In the ordinary way, but they rather loud suit and an expres- "revolutionary"
that
not fully connected with and lucky, when he played on
drop their quarters and even half have a word with them and they des.
trai raight
good ball off Hobble Lee, at least be gave George
is announced by the looked at all the Old School
and
"Hoy Norfolk I say: Arthy was perhaps the most Of courte, one major point that
"Bat," and Old Club ties with all the in the argument of giving given running this most running catch at deep cover,
confident local bataman to faca Kowloon Cricket Club that dollars on to the stone floor with sion of triumph. So I go over to a re-echoing clang which appears you're never going to see this in the world though all the "priority" to London in these popular competition on lines akin
the Australian bowling, playing during tomorrow's cricket máteis to affect 'Bat the same way as guy again so why not be a good DEVASTATING FEATURES.
a chanceless lanings for his 24 at the KCC, Civilians versus the dentist does you when he fellow and say goodbye to him?”. alk and colour, some of stuck important games, is that foreign to those of the baseball world
teams Insinctively expect to series where teams play the best In addition to aggressiveness until he was beaten by an In- tee Australian XI, no children, mys: Am I hurting you? and play in Britam's capital.
of sever games, thus giving and easy stroke-play,
thepays 'no heed to your answer. other swinger from Robbie Lee, and will bo. permitted widely separated centres the noticeable features of the Aus- stumped by Tallon. chance of a share in the honours trallan
batting were, their The match continues this Members and visitors are and benents-Reiter. “
ability to put away a full toss morning at 11.30,
requested to take note of this
The Australians have already established themselves
13
a crowd of delightful characters. They haven't discovered
ing in the bar-room so you can
huyo
grace in
uncomfortably close in their face,
must have contributed somewhat
to making them' allergle to colours by now.
At one stage on Friday night at the Kowloon Cricket Club wo
Record Set
Hungarian
These enthusiasts point out entitled to at least one
ajl
matches national game each season, England's
teams from
BEST OF SEVEN! against the best overseas have, since the war, been held nowhere else than in London, and they are wondering
"Glamour", for spectator and player ake is a Wembley game, that seems to be missing when a match is played else where.
Belgium are due to meet Eng- fland at. Wembley on November
By 12 for the second time since the
Frankfurt, Oct., 11.
War, and the visits of Argentina and Austria to this ground re vividly femibered.
Italy did not go to Wembley. but they did play in London at Hungarian swimming star the Tottenham Hotspur ground;
a new Hungarian White Hart Lane, Yugoslavia, zatkĺ juntos record in the 100 metres Trance also appeared in London Iststyle event, in B3.1 seca.it Artenal's ground at High- during a recent national swim-Buy-ari ini denga ming contest, at Budapest, ther Elak Gorzman nows agency ADN Many of there provincial critica reported.
are willing to accept that Wem- bley has a major claim to pre- Other good results werd ference, but they do carp at the turicum By asal in the 200-repented cleation of other in 2:45.0 grows in the cupital, to tho mwire breaststroke'
Gyergyak In the 100- complete.pxclusion of the famous etroko in 1:12.0 rounds in the Midlands and the North They feel that thảy...pro
metr United
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MONEY DOWN
Cycle Champion than a king penguin walking
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Passes
London, Oct. 12. Henry Willam Payne, who set up four world cycling To Fords 64 years ago, two of which remain unbeaten, died here to- day, aged 70.
His records were for runner- pecat cycling on a truck for distances up to, a milo. One stood until two years ago.
Finally the idea gets through *** to what you might technically, call Bat'a' brain and he rolla dcross to Beczee not much slower.
uphill through a field of tintacks, "When he gets up to him, he "Whassa "mafter, wid you?".
which
Beezed repliest Dey goin' to De-port me..
"And Bat Bay Whoco day goin' to De-port you to...
Beczce, blubbering-like
faucet, says: “Back to do
Jungle.
"And Bat, he thinks this over and then he bids Boozen faguyalil. this way: What's do good of sending, you backs to de Jutight?. At the height of his career Mr. De old monkeys doy done for gun Payne, who rode as an amateur, you, and the young monkeys day untered for every distance" from "stn't never known you? You quarter-milo to five miles in #: "And that is the only, ká. Tớ t fycia race—and won them all ever saw Battling Norfolk 'score'” já FLT What a ̈abember of tits Bri-
What a Philladalphin "story.
➡(London Express Service)“
tiah: team which, toured. Sweden.
In 1098. — Reuter,
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