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THE CHINA MAIL, MONDAY, OCTOBER

20, 1952.

SPORTING SAM

By Rog. Wootton

Boxing Writer Warns 1

Turpin Shouldn't Confuse George Angelo With Michaelangelo

London, Oct. 19.

Randolph Turpin lies low in the fastness of his training castle in North Wales and says nothing about his fight on Tuesday in London with South Africa's George Angelo for the middleweight title,

But his manager, George Middleton, draws the curtain aside slightly to admit that Turpin "has been training to catch an express", a nice little tribute to the speed of the graceful Springbok.

BRITAIN DOES NOT FAVOUR

THE LINEAR SYSTEM OF SOCCER REFEREEING

London, Oct. 19.

Britain, after recent tests, does not favour the linear system of soccer refereeing as practised and recommended by Russin..

SOUTH CHINA UPSET THE FAVOURED BRAVES

Warriors Down The Saints

By "KEYSTONE”

In a tight, fast-moving game, South China downed the favoured Braves by a last-inning splurge of seven runs yesterday, while the lively Warriors handed the St. Joseph's oldtimers their second defeat, outplaying and outhitting the veteran outfit to gain a convincing 8-3 win. In the final game of the day, the Madcaps handed another rude jolt to the Jaguars by subduing them 4-2.

In the Ladies' League, a grimly-determined Pandas nine gave a bad scare to the powerful Wahoos before succumbing 8-5, while the Squaws enjoyed an easy 18-1 win over the South China girls..

The slugging Americans over-when he stifled the booming | conceded only four scattered whelmed the Warriors 17-5 in Bats of the Americans in last hits, Losing pilcher Vic Saturday's Senior. "F" division, week's All-Stars event, limitedFedruco, though supported by a while the whooping Delaware the Saints Bluggers to three better-balanced flold which tribe collected another scalp incasly bingles.

dished up two double-plays, with a 0-5 victory over the fast- extinguishing Wildfires.

Losing, plicher Sherry Bucks was nicked for seven solid hits, and speed was having bad trouble with hindsnatcher Eric "Honey-chile" including Д two-bagger by Matching youth Ruinst expert power fact the extra three imposed on

Remedior, a Davit-Gollath ca- the unhappy pitchers this season counter, the "young upstart" and was lagged for seven solid Warriors, stole all the thunder blows, including a three-bagger from a hoary Saints outät, out- by Jimmy Cheng. hitting and outplaying them in all departments to acquire a fine win.

Angelo is working out in the heart of London for all to see-yek c 18 as silent Turpin. "I saw him skip, spar and sweat. for over one hour and in all that time he uttereding the same deadly form half-a-dozen words," & sports writer said today.

le said "you" six times when trainer Dave Finn gave bim instructions. Boxing circles in London are discussing interesting point.

Hurler Joey Franco.

exhibit- 46

Home Soccer Standings

Turpin holds four titles British

and

Empire Middle-

London, Oct. 18. Football League standings An English Football Association report states: "The weight and British and Empire Litheavyweight!. I Angelo general conclusion from tests is that the linear system has dodges the dynamite in Turpin's after yesterday's matches are: more disadvantages than advantages, and that it is not tists and chalks up a winning in conformity with the principle that the efficient control score-card with his lovely left,

does the South

African also Wolves the referee accepting full qualify for the Empire Light of the game.depends upon responsibility, and unhesitatingly and courageously dis-weight crown? charging it."

Two

Logically he could claim it id

a heavier class-plus n right to a crack at Sugar Ray Robinson's worki throne.

International referees, competitive games, here in Bri-he wanted tu enter Mr Arthur Ellis of Halifax and tain.

They kept to one side of the Mr W. Ling of Cambridge, have tested this Russian system of field with the two linesmen each refereeing in both practice and taking half of the opposite line.

Each linesmWANA

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"WEIGHTY MATTERS"

011 "weighty matters" the

for all decisions on their side of the held. and they indicated any ruling by flagging to the referee.boxing world is also waiting to

TIME LAG

see whether Turpin is rusty after his long absence from the competitive ring and whether he can make 11 stone, 6 pounds without loss

of strength and

form.

Both referees agreed that with this Russion system they could not keep in such close touch with the play as they did when they adopted the British

Manager Middleton claims he diagonal system, and further was only

two ounces

off the

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more the players themselves limit two days ago. found that the "time lag" be- In contract, the South African tween the linesmen flagging and the referee whistling for the in-camp has been trying to build u fringement did cause confusion.

The Indonesian pulr, Tan Leep-chiau and Leem Yoe-jeem, beat the Tsui brothers, Wai-pui and Yan-pul, to become this

Britain year's Hardcourt Doubles Cham- plons at the Chinese R.C. yester-Russian idea.

The linear system was day.

This

1.

is not the first tried

out

time this

in-

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Arsenal 4-3

Both pairs settled down quick-troduced when Moscow Dynamo ly but with Tan smushing-ac-defeated curately and Leem sending over Tottenham Hotspur ground powerful drives, the Indonesian 1945. pair won the first three games without much difficulty. The Tsul brothers then retaliated by moving up to the net and those tactics proved fruitful for they won the next three games and eventually the set.

It was Inspiring to walch both brothers return smash ofter

British critics were not im- added pressed, and point was to their argument by the foggy which obviously conditions made the link between referco

Ilnesmen and difficult.-Reuter,

even

up Angelo on a daily ration of glucose and a glass of stout and even with that George will have a pound or two lo spare.

Most of today's

newspaper critics

believe that Turpina beater of world champions- will-dispose of the Springbok challenger, yet several are careful to add an "i" in recognition of Angelo's technical excellence,

cnments; more George

smash at their feet from Fan Women Move

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but they also committed a lot of errors and this largely res- ponsible for their losing the championship. Another fault was that when both brothers were up on the net, they tended to get In each other's way.

Leem's powerful services aced the Taul brothers a number of times.

SINGLES FINAL

Ip Koon-hung retained his Hardcourt Single's Crown when he beat K.C. Dao in three acts.

Into A

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One writer in a bright mood not confuse Angelo with artist Michaelangelo, who was famous for going

canvas.

Tx- shoemaker George

makes his name famous by

staying off his

on

canvas. He has sacrificed

awl to work in black and blue." --Reuter.

New Sphere REG HARRIS

an

London, Oct. 19. A woman officiating as umpire (or should it be um- piress?) in a Test cricket match between England and Australia a reality is a dream rather the ot the present time. improbability that

Ip, playing with his usual Yet it is not altogether an confidence, won the first two sets easily by good placing and footwork.

SHATTERS

A RECORD

when realising 19-year-old Austration girl has all the qualifications, even to the extent of having passed an umpire's examination. three

She is Frances Aspinall, who

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COMEBACK TRAIL Emerging thunderously from the second-place reservation into which they had been so tamely herded last season, the vengeful Braves hit the comeback trail with a spectaculor win over the champion Saints in their Initio) game.

a second appearance on their old stamping-grounds yesterday, the Tribe donned full Squows war-paint and unsheathed all South China bals against South China and seemed in the verge of another Wahoos runaway victory when a totul Pandas collapse in the last inning blew up their four-run margin.

lone pitching arm of Chapple. Remedios, which had carried the Braves for three long years, held the Nam Wah boys for six brilliant no-hit, no-

The

run innings.

Then the old soupbone sud- denly gave out in the disastrous seventh to Issue seven free

tickets to first.

This threw the entire Braves machine out of gear, and by

the time

Manager Carvalho

put out a checking hand, 50Ven errors and three safeties

had

3

Senior "A". Division Warriors St Joseph's

South China Braves

Jaguars Madcaps

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BRITISH VICTORY

Britain won four championships in the Spanish Grand Prix which took place recently in Barcelona. Cecil Sandford won the 125 cc. riders championship. Geoff Duke retained the 360 cc. title, and the third was won by Cyril Smith in the sidecar class.

Here Les Graham is seen at speed in the 500 cc. class race which he won. Umberto Massetti of Italy who came second in the race won the riders champion- ship for the 500 cc. class with 28 points-Express Photo.

France Brings Off An

INDIA BEAT Unexpected Victory

Over Austria

PAKISTAN

IN TEST

been allowed, conceding back-breaking seven-run tally.

P.C. Wong's famed "nothing- bell"

yielded only five hits for

New Delhi, Oct. 18. the puzzled Braves, and losing India to-day won her first pitcher. Chappie Remedios. Test against while

Pakistan by an walking 10

batters, Innings and

70 runs with a day allowed only three hits, which to spate. were all concentrated In the fatal

seventh,

With 30 minutes left for play here Displaying the

on the third day of same listless this four-day

match, Pakistan of ball as they put up were

game last week. innings for 152.

brand

in the Navy

the Jaguars took

the chin

game against the Madcaps.

in yesterday's Anal

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Okliam Grimsby Port Vale York City Crewe Alex. Wrexham Hallax Southport Hartlepools

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Reg Harris of Britain,

times World Pro fessional Cycling Champion, today shattered a 89-year- Rochdale

racing record

Darlington

and Bradford City

In the third set, Dao fought back and with hard drives and accurate placing won the first three games before Ip came back

has been interested in cricket to make it five-all.

from her earliest days and who, old From there on it was a close for the past year, has studied the equalled a time trial marke battle. Ip smashed everything that came his way, while Dao umpiring elde of the game.

A when he won the Victor Bradford a result, she sat for an exam Goddet -sent over sizzling drives,

Challenge sprint Accrington lp, however, proved to be the and had a 99 per cent pass. better man and won the set i 7-5.

classic here.

Cheater Workington

Scottish Division "1⁄2"

t by Miss Aspinall comes from Now

East Tito Harris, clocked 14.4 seconds. Calte The Open Schoolboys' Doubles South Wales and officials there

are wary of making any com-over the Inst. lap to beat the B1 Miren Hibernian cla Min (St Faul's Co-ed) and Ng Secretary of the State's Umpire In 1913 and at the same time Motherwell Championship was won by Fran- ment on the situation though the previous best of 14.0 set in a

race by Leon Hourlier of Franco Partick Thistle

Dindas Man-cheung (St Joseph's), who Association has gone so far beat Iu Po-hoy (St Paul's Boys) to say he does not know what equalled the flying start time and Ho Cheong-pa (St Joseph's) the position would be if Miss trial record established by Jeff

Aspinal passed the New South Seberena of Belgium in 1993.

in a close game.

Lady Man-Kom Lo presented the prizes to the Open Harcourt Champions and the Tennis Ten- nis League Trophies won by the various clubs participating in the Tennis League.

8-2

Doubles-Tan Leep

Wales umpires test as "he pro- bably would on her record.""

Harria won the challenge for the second lime and has only Women have been known to to do so once more to win the umpire in minor cricket matches, trophy outright.

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and, of course, In women's cric- In magnificent form he beat | Haințiton ket. If, therefore, a member of the Dutch Sprint Champion, Jan Stenhousemute Festerday's results were: Open the sex knows all the cricketing | Derksen, in the final; with Ario Dundee U.....

answers, and proves the point by Van Vliet, Dutch former World A chieu and Leam Yoc-jeem beat passing a test alongside men, Champion, thiri. W.P Taul and Y.P. Tsul, 7-8, there seems no reason why sho

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should not come up for con- 1952 World Sprint Champion, Oscar Plattner of Switzerland, Open Hardcourt Singles,KH, sideration in a Test match. Ip beat KC. Dao 0-2, 6-3, 7-8. |‹-:

was placed ofth, and Austma- Open Schoolboys' Doubleo Except that all the rules for Us's Sid Patterson tenth, though 3. Ma and Ne Man-cheung beat umpiring have no mention of Patterson made the second bust Cowdenbeath

of the day with 18.0 Tu Poshay and Ho Cheong-po "her" or "she"--they refer only time 4-0, 6-2, 7-5,

to "him", or "ko"---Reuter.

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Vienna, Oct. 19.

France brought off an unexpected victory today when they beat Austria, one of Europe's strongest sides, by two goals to one in a fast exciting International soccer match | here,

France led 2-0 at halftime with goals by Barrätte (11 minutes) and Penverne (26 minutes). Austria's goal by Ualzhofer came from a penalty awarded by the British referee, Arthur Ellis (West Riding) early in the second

half.

another on The hero of India's victory The French thoroughly de-a British official, Mr W. Ling,

was Vince Mankad, the stow served their victory.

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the

Their of Cambridgeshire. - Router. arm spinner, who plays in speed made the Austrians look NORWAY BEATS DENMARK Three straight hits by Kelly the Lancashire League.

Copenhagen, Oct. 10. slow and they combined well in Silva-Netto, Bob Nunes and Alec

Norway gained a comfortable He set up two records for their approach work.

3-1 victory over Denmark in an Braga gave the Caps a two- Indian cricket by taking 13 run lead in the third canto wickets for 131 In one match

Austria, who flelded-soven of International football match,- had the Jaguars tightly and by claiming eight wickets the side which lost to England played here today before caged up for

earlier this year, were inaccurate record crowd of 39,000. the rest of the for $2 in the first innings.

in front of goal and their de- The Norwegians

.were Wily Madcap hurler Silva-

supported by fence, had a bad day. When better balanced side and showed He was ably backed by

brilliant, Ghulam Ahmed, who took five the Austrian forwards did shoot greater Initiative in front of the errorless catching, had the once- wickets for 80 in the match. they found French goalkeeper goal,

A goal by O. W. Sorensen in force Jaguars eating out of his

Only young Haneet Moham-Ruminak! in magnificent form.

the 19th minute hands like tame kittens, andmed, Imtiaz Ahmed and A. H.

gave Norway A crowd of 45,000 saw the

a deserved 1-0 lead at halftime. Kardar, faced Indian spin

match played in fine weather.--

Denmark came back strongly attack with any confidence.

Reuter.

after the When play

resumption and started to-day

equalised through Per Jensen, were

90 for three

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Cup Match

Tomorrow

the

1

from a free kick after

nine 50 minutes, but minutes later H. Nordahl, put Norway in front again.

Norway went further ahead when Tor Jevne scored their third and last goal in the 77th minute.-Rober.

wickets in reply to India's total BELGIUM BEATS HOLLAND who netted of 372 but Mankad quickly length and virtually ran found

Antwerp, Oct. 10. through the side claiming ax

Belgium beat Holland by two wickets in one spell of 16 overs.

goals to one after a goalless all Pakistan were

out 35

Arst half in an International The annual soccer match be-minutes beforo lunch

for 150

Sorcer match at the Antwerp tween the Hongkong Football and

when they batted again Stadlum here. Club and the 1st Bn Middlesex needing 222 to save an innings Regiment for the "Old Com-defeat, only Imtiaz Ahmed and rade" Cup donated by Messrs their captain, Kardar, challenged the defensive in the first half, SOUTH AFRICANS A. S. Watson & Co., Ltd., will the wily and accurate Indian but Belgium failed to take ad- take place on the Club ground spinners.

at 3.30 pm, tomorrow,

Arrangements

Imtiaz using his feel been have

excellent strokes made for the Drums of the 1st achieve some

to

val.

Tomorrow's match

In the nature of a

bo

The Dutch were mainly on

I'vantage of a number of good

chances.

IN AUSTRALIA

Perth, Oct. 18. The touring South African Both sides Boored after nine cricketers beat Northam by 117 Bn Middlesex Regiment to give hit up 41 before he was taken

minutes' - play of the second

match, the runs in a one-day an exhibition during the inter-leg before wicket to Ghulam

halt. Belgium's inside-left.

first of the tour, Ahmed He had batted for 63

at Northam, minutes and his innings included Anoul, opened the scoring and

near here, to-day, minute Inter half a

Holland The visitors scored 287 for farewell Blx fours.

by

· a shot game, as the Middlesex

Kardar, who came in at the equalised when

de four declared and then dis- outside-loft Lenstra WIS wicket, was flected into the not.

missed Northam 20.3 leaving for Home shortly and it fall of the fourth

not likely that the Regiment undefeated with 43 and hit five

this will be posted for duty in

Four Colony for some years to come. Ghulam Ahmed was backed up The bowling of Mankad and This andusl

in match was augurated after the Pacife War by some good ground fielding, to cement the bonds of friend- especially by Gul Mohammed goalkeeper had falled to hold Headley Kelth, an all rounder, Hongkong and Roy In the outheld and a hard shot from the centre-scored 67 and took Ave Northam

close forward.

wickets for eight runa!with hia and the 1st Bn Adhikari and Ramchand

to tho' wicket. Reuter.

Too match was refereed by left arm slowa-Reuter.

ship between the

Football Chib

Middlesex Regiment.

fours.

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minutes before, time, Anoul scored the winning goal for Belgium when he followed up and netted after the Dutch

I'M AFRAID IT MIGHT BE BAD NEWS!

WONDER WHAT'S 'IN

J. McGlow, and J. Waite, South Africa's probable Test openers, put on 127 for the frat wicket before. Walte was bowled for 64. McGlew made 80.

Barry Appleby

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