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THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1952.

BRITAIN'S BEST

A GREAT BRITAIN SIDE-NOT JUST A TIRED ENGLISH XI- SHOULD TOUR S. AMERICA

Says PETER DITTON

i

The FA tour of South America next year is designed to show that English soccer is still the tops. But if we are to judge from events of the present season, it is as well now to face up to the disagreeable fact that even at this time and distance it appears doomed to failure.

England lacks players who can produce that extra bit in Internationals. The fighting spirit is missing. There were only about four players in the side which met Ireland who really got "stuck in." And at the end of the present season one wonders if their number will be even as high as that.

in aveccasion.

after

42-

most, conclusion of a gruelling admittedly the Put down if you like to loo | United,

Physically and much Roccer. But just look at consistent postwar Engilsh club game season. the facts. The top three teams skle, are in the relegation zone, mentally they will be tired. In England last year were having lost their last three home Yes, I know. I know that was Manchester United, Tottenham games.

sold before the last close-season and Newcastle. The latter won Newcastle are having so much tour,

beat and then England

But don't forget that Austria, the FA Cup for the second year trouble with their attack now

that Jackie Milburn Is absent, many of the players who went injured, that Inst week they on the continent will also be They 1wo forwards, whose going to South America.

playing soccer was will have been

with hardly a break for two Tottenlum; the slick, quick-years. That is asking too much moving combination that swept of any man. Them, are bogged all before

their own down in a trap of making. Their short-passing game has been rumbled and they have not been able to produce a new lan.

Manchester, runners-up in

the League for four out of five seasons, finally And won the Championship.

Tottenham, the 1951 Champlons, consolidated their performance

by finishing runners-up.

t

ALL STRUGGLING All of them were in strenuous close-season tours, and now they are struggling

keep their Manchester hears above water.

ta

TOMORROW'S

HOCKEY By "STICKS"

Owing to the fact that Remembrance Sunday falls this week-end, there will be no matches in the Men's Hockey League, but the Ladies' League will carry an 18 usual with their

transfor

fre

Of the younger players in the country who might be considered for a place in the alde to four South America, only Billy Elliott of Burnley and Albert Quixali of Shefeld Wednesday are turning in consistent perfor.

mances.

Recently I heard four famous football managers arguing the uld point: "Are the footballers of toxlay as good as those of 20 or 30 years ago?"

Most of them were convinced

that the standard of play was tha good. But Ted Drake of Chelsea summed up the whole position when he sold that individual were better. bul stars today there were not so many of them. That is probably the nearest

games on Saturday after-approach to the truth that one

noon.

There should be a grand battle at the King George V ground when Recreio "A" meet KGV "A". Both are very strong teams and have done very well so for in the League,

can get. Comparisons are odious but the fact is that apart from Matthews and Tom Stanley

Blity possibly End Finney, Wright of Wolverhampton, there are not the players today in English soccer who can really give everything on the big re-

casion.

ties

ASK YOURSELF

are

ns

Unfortunately these overseas tours are more or less forced upon the FA. Everyone wants to see English soccer and if the invitations are refused it is like

heavyweight

being boxer unwilling to defend, his title.

E

Accepting the fact that they are essential, there is only one answer. A representative Great Britain side should be selected. The best players from England, Wales Scotland, Ireland and would certainly have chance than a tired English XI.

-(London Express Service)

mero

Polishing some of her trophies at her home at Miserden,, Gloucestershire, is Britain's No. 1 horse- woman, Miss Pat Smythe. Only 23 years old, she has probably won more consistently in the jumping ring than any other rider, and her two horses that sho bought for £150 apiece Tosca and Prince Hal - are now insured for £2,000 each.

The trophies on the table are only a few of the awards she has won in the past few years. Included among them is (centre) a miniature matador that she won last year for bull-fighting-Reuterphoto,

If Mr Brundage Has His Way

Melbourne Olympic Games Will Not Be As Large As Those At Helsinki

-- "Chicago, Nov. 6.

If Mr Avery Brundage has his way, the 1956 Olympic Games at Melbourne will not be as large as the 1952 Games at Helsinki.

"The Olympics are tending to become too unwieldy because of the 'increasing size of the participating teams," said Mr Brundage, long President of the U.S. Olym pic Committee, who was elected 10C head at Helsinki,

The KGV side has the slightly stronger team, mainly because of the remarkable co-ordination of

If you do not believe this, ask the forward line, und also Hilary yourself where are the personali- Hale's very accurate shooting.

such

iron-thon Will Sho

must probably has the Cupping, tear away. Tommy highest goal average in the Lawton, and, going back a bit Ladies League, especially after further, battling Steve Bloomer,

out of eleven Where shooting Reven

General Stan Cullis goals scored against the Grem- and silver-haired maestro Raich

n's "B" side,

Carler, fearless Eddie Hopgood Frank Swift? They KCV

jovial Gremlins "A"

incet "B" also at the KGV ground. are no more.

In skill and fighting ability After the wonderful hockey they England has no one

to equal saw performed at Macao last

It be a gloomy view, week-end when Argonauts "A" them. played Macas "A", the Gremlins but I believe it to be the truth. with IOC, making them eligible

The South American tour may for Olympic participation.

came to _should_be_inspired_to victory be bitterly-regretted before it: the 80, a record 07

IL

And

may

There are 80 nations aminted

Of

"If the big teams Krow any programme by 1950. Nor is the bigger, it will be physically in-growing size of the Olympics possible to conduct all the the only problem, he said. Olympic events within the specified 10 days," he said.

DANGEROUS NATIONALISM

"Excessive nationalism is dan gerous, too," he explained, "The sule gim of some countries is to for the purpose score victories system Dr

Is of government best: That is directly opposed

the "Under the rules, cach nation

Olymple ideal. The at the may enter

three men in any Olympic Games are contests be- Individuals and not race," said Mr Brundage. That tween

could have rations." means we possibly 240 entrants for the 100-metro dash. We simply must scek ways to keep the Comes within

15 Nations To

Take Part In

The Victorians encounter the has been completed. Apart from Heistik,. There were 5.870 of elastning oh the culture Asian Games

Diocesan Girls' School. Although all

other considerations,

no athletes, another record.

the DGS side have proved them-player can be expected to re- selves very plucky, the stronger produce Victorians should gain the two

points.

are

The remaining two matches

Green Dorians

against

Gremlins "B" and Dorians White against Recreio “B”, In both instances, the

should win.

Dorians

Gide

Chess Tourney

Results

his best form

21

Probables For Liverpool Autumn Cup

Liverpool, Nov. 6. There are 21 probables for the Liverpool Autumn Cup running over one mile two furlongs And 170 yards here at 15.15 GMT 10- morrow.

G. S. Coxhead beat Johnny They art withi jockeys Carvalho in the best of Inst Socrates (W. Nevett), Richer night's matches in the tourna-K. Gethin), Gilded Hour (W. ment for the Championship of Rickaby). Fitcung Moment (P. the Kowloon Chess Club at the

Aristophanes (Gordon Peninsula Hotel, The two were

Knock Hard (H. Rock and Ryc (D.

playing a second round match, Jones), RoMaster Cuiler (W.

hoth their opponents in the first), Codger

round having requested a post- pontment,

Coxhead won

ht

reason,

"The IOC has discussed this issue and there have been many Guggestions, ranging from cut- ting down

on the number of individual entries to complete elimination of team sports and of women's events."

100

Mr.Brundage said the still is considering the problem

definite and hopes to have

FURUHASHI

RETIRES

and four away), Ormen (D. Forte), swimming

game

of x queen pawns against a queen, knight and a pawn. the played the Alekhine Defence.

Carter), The black

pieces won in four of the five matches last night.

Other results Welss beat S.

was

(L. Piggott),

Tokyo, Nov. 0. Cannon Game (G. Littlewood), Twenty-four-year old Hirono in an end King Cardinal (E. Smith), Darnes shin Furuhashi, who set 32

Park (J. Sime). Thirskiown (II. world

and Japanese national records but Rocamadour (T. Carter), Pacific placed last in the one race he (E.

Beckford

(S. wanted to win in the Helsinit retired Clayton), Nightman (G. Colven), Olympic Games, has

from actual competition.

in statement Furuhashi, Issued on Wednesday night, an- nounced the end of his seven- career, and year competitive said he will henceforth concen- "anlary trate

оп being

nad at time

to

Manila, Nov. 6.

Fifteen nations are tak- ing part in the 1954 Asian Games to be held here.

HIGH SCORES IN DARTS LEAGUE

(By "BULLSEYE")

Section 1 of the San Miguel Brewery Darts League got off to a flying start on Friday lost.

The nominated doublo start rule about which there was a cortain amount of scepticism, is proving very popular and was most successful in the first of the Leogua games.

All the games were decided and not one resulted in a draw. The RAOC and RAF who fought hard for top place last season both won their games, but will be facing some opposi- tion from the Royal Engineers and the R.A. Station Mess who won their games 3-1.

We are pleased to see that the MPSC have д much more formidable team in the field

this

season and they appear to have done very well by beat- Ing the 3 Supply Depot 4-2 on their opponent's ground.

There were many high scores recorded, the highest being 154 scored by Sgt Mason of 72 LAA Regt R.A..

followed closely by Bat Horris of the RAF with 152.

No doubt this is only a start and we hope to havo many maximum scores before the enti of the season.

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Section 1

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Royal Engineers 1 1.

RA. Station

Egis Mera ........ 1 1 0 0 3 1 2 Command W/S

R.E.M.E.

1 1 0 0 4 2 2

40 Div B/S &

Leave Centre 1 1 R.A.F. Kal Tak P.Os Mess IIMS

Tomar

Dockyard

Chargerpen's Mers

M.P.B.C. Mur

1 1 0 0 4 2 2

1 1 0 0 4 2 2

ray Barracks 1 1 0 0 4 2 2

0 Co Depot

R.A.O.C.

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R.A.

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· R.A.8.C.

72 L.AA. Rejt

IL.A.

H.Q. Land

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1 1 0 0 4 2 2

1 0 0 1 2 40

100 1 240

Forces 1 1 0 0 1 240

33 General Hos.

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Field Security ·

Ad Civ

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Rest Lyemun

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0

0

0

1 0 0 1 1 BO

PAKISTAN DRAWS WITH WEST ZONE

He said that if a nation were to use all its resources to build

The Games, the second in the athletle teams to prove Its superiority, it would follow that area, will begin May 2 and Jast the big nations would "freeze a week, the Philippines Amateur out" the small ones. It would Athletic Federation announced. be tantamount to having hired gladiators, pitted against each! It said the following countries

When the day ended Pakistnu other, which is not in the spirit will participate in the 12-event

innings had of the Olympic Games.

meel! Hongkong, Nationalist in their second

scored 54 for two wickets in re-

Ahmedabad, Nov. 6. The match between West Zone. and Pakistan ended in a draw today.

Mr Brundage also had words China, Israel, Korea, Afghanistan,ly to West Zone's second in- of reassurance for Asians who Burmo, Ceylon, India, Indonesia, nings total of 123 for three de-

the 1956 Iran, Japan, Nepal, Singapore,clared at ten lime. were worried about Games because of Australia's Thailand and the Philippines. "White Australia" policy and the Biteniess some Aussies still bear toward Japanese.

"The cardinal Olymple rule allows no discrimination against any persons because of colour, religion or politics," he said. While on the subject of politics, he sald the IOC had reached no

ainut decision yet on recognition of Red China or Nationalist China-United Press.

Johnny Williams

was

The first innings, score The events include track and Poltistan 332 for she declared and fleld, swimming, basketball, foot-West Zone 202. ball (soccer), boxing, wrestling, weightlifting, shooting, badmin- ES. Maka, who opened Weat ton, tennis and table tennis, and Zone's innings with D.K. Gack- a contest in architerture, paint wad, enlivened the match with Ing and sculpture.

aggressive batting.

A

cycling "competition under study, the PAAF said.

Walk, 10,000 50,000 Metres

The

Metres Walk and the

Maka scored 50 of the first 02 runs in as many minutes. Ho was dropped twice and his ex- citing Innings came to an end when he was run out with 50 3,000 Metres Steeplechase have of the 33 runs on the board tơ been climinated from, the pro-his credit. gramme.

The first Games were held in

Neliber Gaekwad nor the later batamen showed the same New Delhi, India, The third enterprise and Hazare declared at tea with a total of 128 for three wickets--Reuter.

Is Prepared To are expected to be staged Vi Capri (no Jockey), Brave

Man (J. Dayson), Siragan (R. were:-Karel Carson)-Reuter. B. Kho, Ray

Danenberg beat August Briedis,

F. C. Gamble best H. G. Hynd- man and Peter Wen beät J. Taus.

Spanish Boxers To Meet British Team

Hancock Shield

Cricket Teamsp develop Japanese swim- pa

for

Hongkong

stars,

Fight Cockell

the

| Japan.-Associated Press,

School's Soccer Fixtures

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Rugby League Conference To Vote On New Rule

Blackpool, one of the few large Lancashire towns which does not boast n Rugby League club, is the sche- duled headquarters of the International R. L. Conference to be held on November 9 and 10.

London, Nov. 7.

Decisions taken at Blackpool and the rest of the team should Johnny Williams, British

may have an Important bearing be behind him, Heavyweight Champion, is pre- to fight Don Cockell,

on the new play-the-ball rule. That is how the rule is being pared

For the ruling, subject of more interpreted by the New Ze Batterscs.

rounds. uver, ten

season than landers, and the presumption controversy tile and if the night is accepted, will

anything clac, is in jeopardy. from this is that New Zealand If the Australian delegates re- will support Australia at the He has been im employee for give the whole purse to The following are the leams

fact, be scrapped. the past two years of

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The Australians will be re-vote. For, if she throws in her Cricket, Club and pany in Tokyo.

Ted Broadribb, Furuhashi was nicknamed the

presented by

Mr Normon lot with Austraila and Now Kowloon Cricket Club at Cox's "Aying ish of Fujiyama' when manager, a tonell, New Method v Wah Yan (Kow-The 31-year-old French ex-

Robinson and Me Douglas Mac-| Zealand, the new rulo will bo Road on Sunday, November 9, in -the American outdoor after boating

wants to Ight loon); Wah Yan (Hongkong) v champion was taken ill after Lean, managers of the team now last. But, if she votes with and Monday, November 10:

Angeles stated he championships in Los

under Britain, the conference will re Hongkong Cricket Club-II. Owen

tho Williams, Johnny, wants to

losing on points to Jake Tull, touring Britain. It is ugne. Lowe Griff. la August, 1040 ho set

stood that they, acting" on In- quire the to meet Britain at the Empire Pilchard, It, W. Franklin, W. 1 phenomenal world record Ume keep at and as he is probably Junior-King's v EKAM British flyweight champion of

in meeting an American honay Clementi v Aberdeen; E.K.P.M.

structions from the Australian Chairman casting vote of its South Africa. Pool, Wembley, on November saman, C. Herage, C. of 18 minutes 19 peconds

Rugby League Boat of Con

France is obviously having 39, will fly from Madrid two com c. 1. arms the 1,500-metre race in a 50 weight at Harringay on Dev St Louis; Yaumst! Primary v

Spinks M. Campbell. R. ....... II.

He had received a bad out on trol, will vote for a change in trouble, with the new rule. Tant dayn before the ovent.

Hughes 12th

Ure. metro pool. This mark is ex-cember 4, he is ready to fight Northcote, Hernessy

was apparent troin. the Inter- pected to stand for a long time. Cockell over ten rounds The team has been incured Umpire. Mojshall

the head during the fight and the rule, t Primary v Ying Wah; Wah Yun Kowloon Cricket Club,-8.

was suspected

At the moment the law says national with Wales at Head- to be suffering for a a substantial sum

Chtime, W... Colledge: I. VI.

Furuhashi went ahead the Harringay, on November, 18.

(Kowloony v Salcalen, Queen' with memorrhage of the brain, that as long as a pinyer is beingley won the Frendamen The Amateur Boxing Associa Dodge, at Bakery Howth.

next year to set a world record Williams is anxious for this Tech, v St Joseph's.

Wah Yan (Hongkong): Junior

defeat by Lériou, A., T.

Pratos is the seventh profes-hind the ball he is not off-site. 'suffered their fist tion have··'arranged training Nichola 0,8

of four minutes 32 seconds for fleht, and will give the purse

sional boxer to dia after “a con The Australian view is likely foxiles since 1940. The prob facilities in London for the Taylor V: A. Zimzim

Wood.

Year the 400 metres, free-style while to the National Pinying Fluids All Senior games will com- test in Britain since the end of to be that a dummy-half- ability, is that they will vote

.on exhibition tour In Association if the match takes mence at 11 am, and Jurier World War: IL Bix amat back should stand one yard be with Australia and New Zea PmBrazilUnited Proja,

place--Reuter

matches at 10 am."

have also died Reuter,

London, Nov. 0. Spain's amateur boxing team

Spanish team, who will be soy, Boger.

making their first appearance

In Britain-Router,

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