1953-10-27 — Page 6

THE GOAL THAT DREW THE MATCH

THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1953.

Alf Ramsey (England) takés a penalty kick and scores the equalising goal in the last minute of the game against the "Rest of the World" at Wembley on October 21.

Speed And Fitness Are The Greatest Virtues Of Japanese Rugby Players

By HYLTON CLEAVER

.

Back from Japan is England's leading rugby referee, Dr Peter Cooper, of London. He has been there with Cambridge University, who left England on August 28 by air, and returned on October 5.

Cooper, apart from being the sentor referee on England's panel, had alrendy taken the match between Italy and France last season. He found the Japanese excellent to handle.

Ho did match between

not

Aitkenhead Shield Match

Oa On Sunday

The

the

Introduced

to

Mac Bailey Puts His Foot Down

By GEORGE WHITING

London.

When may we expect to see Emanuel McDonald Bailey playing football? Next week, next month, soine time, never?

The sporting world, which includes a sizable percentage of cynies,, has been speculating mightily-even a little spitefully in some quarters ---on the lack of positive information.

How moon, they ask, do we get action from the champion, sprinter who walked ont of amateur sport last nummer to eash in on a clean páir of heels ns a professional wing three-quarter with a Rugby League football club at Leigh, Lancashire?

with the whole, business.

Seeking an answer, I invited Some people are just walling McDonald Balley to lunch and for me to Top. To them, I found a sensitive young man of would say that, even if I fall as 32 who la hurt, worried, anxious a playre, I consider I have and likely to become fed up|ntrendy given Big nip to the prestige of Rugby League foot- AN INJURY

ball. Succeed, or hot. I shall Not regretful of the change have one na diservice to the that has reputedly put thousands gane. The only failures aro of pounds in his pocket, of those who do not try." court, but resentful of what he

A PUPPY TOO considers the impatience, that

With that plece of hoary | surrounds him.

philosophy, McDonald Bailey Physically the Trinidad Filer went back to the church socials, a groin injury. Psycholo swimming galas, lectures and gically he thinks that too many prize-givings that have pecupled

are waiting to Hopetool at himself; that his profit-since

see him

time presumably his

with he quit running club are in 100

100 much of a hurry for medals. to parade him In public; and

Apart from the chip taking that it is Wine he had 1 few.

shape on father's shoulder, you words to on these subjects. could say the McDonald Haileys So McDonald Bailey is putting are not doing too badly among Ivies foot down, and the process the rough-hewn types" of begon, metaphorically. 115 he Lancashire. He has installed showed me how to deal with his wife, three children and a shredded pork and bolled rice. puppy in a comfortable house

"Naturally people are curious, and I sometimes feel a heett Over Hulton.

make u

Everything is fine--and it will stay that way it only football- crazy Leigh will be patient. For rice, Emmanuel McDonald Balley is in no hurry,

WORLD COPYRIGHT RESERVED London Express Servico.

Championship Scores At Fanling

Scoren returned by the lead- ing contestants in the Colony Golf Championship Amateur played at Fanling on Sunday, October 25, were as follows:-

Wing Commander C. H. Beamish (winner) 77+77:2354; D. L. Ander- Non (runner-up) 03474=107; W. N Gray 7000=100: D. Mackic 23+00-159 R. AT: Campbell $14

150 W. D. Leighton B-70-100; 3. Anialt 1924-1918); A. R. Petrie Christine, aged live, finds life) 884-75-100 J. K. Watson B3 do for, not

stayed yet," he adventurous at the Echoul ht the 163 GG. Aitkenhead 394-76-109: must thisist said,vih sta

on top of the hill. McDonald P, Class,

Butler being 100 per cent it, for the Bailey, himself has written

8342-107: Lt.Col. R. E. Waterston sake of the club os

04-03-101 R. K. Cobings Be woll

book, and has business interests 168; R. G. Craig: 104-30-108; D. ranging from running shorts to Duty 2001; S. 8. Gordon rum.

| myself. And, I am not fit.

"NO BOW

"I have not had A row, or anything like that, with the Leigh club. We get along line. But I feel I must make my views as plain as possible to them.

HKCC Annual Meeting

Also re-elected were Mr L.G.

Match (Hongkong vs. Kow-theather, in spite of which could not give and take a passo And nobody, Icast of all Knightly, J. D.

Aitkenhead Shield

loon) is to be played on Sunday, November 1, start- ing at 2.80 p.m., at the Kowloon Bowling Green Club.

Mrs J. E. Noronha, wife of the President of the HKLBA, has kindly consented to present the prizes_after_the_match..

The Urty:

Huorkent

C. Pop

1ST DIVISION

Kowtoon

W. I Hilly or

C. R. Roacelet

A. F. Noronha F. 0. Madar

C. C. Pereira

A. N. Rakusen v J. E. Noronha

A. IL A. Rahman

A. R. Kitchell

K. N. Rumjan

A. K. Minu

5. D. Baxter

. . Marshal

J. C. CholineTA

W. Melcbac

W. Cameron

11. Goodmon

Haywardt

Bodie Madar

Roselet

S. Larisit

E. J. Liddell

A. J. Kew

I. An

A, M. Omar

Hongkong

END

McColl

Geo

R. Davies Marshall

M. 11. Jona

A.

... Browne

F. Francis

A. Eastman

A. B. Robertson

G: C. Norman

J. R. Wong

the speed over the ground of the perfectly. Japanese never faltered, perhaps because they were so much lighter in mud.

Cooper says that the greatest football virtues of the Japanese were speed and Alness,

They were usually well beaten in the lineout, and their threes quarters lined up very flat and shallow behind the scrum, with-

one

One Change In Welsh Team

Hockey League Fixtures

for

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 31 Ladies' Division

Ground. Boundary Street

vens).

this

4 p.m.

GENEROUS LOAN

187103; K. 8. Kinghorn 19+80= 160; Copt D. A. Kennedy 3-5= 170. G. L. Quphant 844-80-170.

H. G. Thomson & A. R. Petrie tied for arst place in en 10 holo Medal competition played at Feeling during the weekend. The best six returns being as follows:

ALL-BLACKS IN

LONDON

The New Zealand rugby team, the All Blacks, arrived at London Airport on October 20, and this picture shows them shortly afterwards.-Central Press Photo.

GORDON PIRIE HAS THE HEART OF THE CENTURY

of

By WILLIAM HAMSHER

Freiburg, Germany.

Gordon Pirle, Britain's wonder runner, has the "heart the century!"

So declare his German doctors and trainers here at Freiburg University. They know because they have

4. R. Petrie 78-80; . . . looked at it, they have examined it, they have tested it, Thomson 83-12-10 3. D. Mack And they have never seen auch a heart before.

L. Leight Bennett 25-14–71; B. It will lead 22-year-old bank came out to the Black Forest to

74-3571; J. D. Čingúe 80—4=71;

do

shower in the university stadium years. erkindon Expives Selece)

the

head of

heart like it.

I

V.T. Wang In Two Finals

"It took me 15 years to reach Rugby was sco a "blood" | sides, but so far as his experience|

chy kind of status as a sprinter. Iwo Japanere | Went when tubercoing, every Japan in 1903 by a Cambridge How can I be expected to be-

game was sportsmanlike,

man, F.B. Clark. The Rugby come a champion scorer of tries Lt-Col H. Owon-Hughes, The Japanese were very fast Union laws have been translated in 10 minutes?"

O.B.E., was re-elected Pre-K. Chun 201

clerk Pirit to new record stay with the Gerschlers. and very light, the forwards for the Japanese.

That is the manifesto behind

HANDICAP REVISIONS sident of packed 3-2-3, their small size

Daily he runs round and round one comment, this week's lightly fretful an Cooper added

the Hongkong

The following Handicap reyi-smashing achievements in long-

distance running provided, the university track under the enabling them to get underneath and to which I am sure he will nouncement from weigh that Cricket Club at its annual sions were released on Friday,

Cambridge front

make reference at some London McDonald Bailey's Brat public general meeting. yesterday. For : B. L. 3. 8. that Pirie stays in their hands.

M. Robertson 12: P. O, Comish deciare his doctors and trainers, watchful and approving eye of Tow.

German syortamen. They had

one really good dinner shortly.

Firth 21; C, J. Jackson 21...

And this Pirie has decided to After the heart tesla Herr hooker; and one or two good, it Al speeches

in Japan arearance on a football picDaniel, Hon. Secretary, and the

planned for next Monday, had

DEEP WATER BAY

Gerschler thinks Pirie can stay punctilious, referees

Made

before dinner begins,

been portponed. The seven-a- following Committee members: The Deep Water Bay Course

He came out from under a British Champion for nearly 20 80 MUCH LIGHTER

What an excellent Idea!

side match, floodil, and

unselled Messrs R. R. Davies, L. n.will be closed for piny on Friday Only three of the eight Finally, he never BAW 1 with sprint races against the Kilber, P. L. Holmes J. tions to take place for

Holmes, T. A. October 30, to enable prepara

dressing-rooms and assured ime | threequarter matches were played in respect- | Japanese

who fastest wing men in the gume, is Pearce, T. able

Mackie Coll

Gymkhana scheduled to be held its was so.

TICKS OVER the Leigh FC, can tell you when playing members) and Mr F.A. on that day from 6.30 p.m. on- -(London Express Service)

In tests at

the university HARDCOURT TENNIS it will be on again.

Nixon (non-playing member). warda, FIRST ATTEMPT

One

new committee member It is suggested that all Ladies X-ray clinic Pirie's heart was

R M. Mac attending wear low heels

In repose to photographed

arid However, I can offer a clue (playing), Mr

to prevent damage putting again, when he bad worked o hot and holly put by MacBalley Pherson, was elected

After dealing with himself:

fow greenK. a

cycling machine to an equivalent HOLE-IN-ONE

of six miles

track. on the "I played in a seven-e-side items of the Club's accounts,

Captain G. A. McClean is the the

"And when the prints were practice game last Monday," he the Chairman alluded to said. "It being my first attempt, happy and successful visit of latest local golfer to have his laid out for our inspection, why,

gister. This player holed his Waldemar Gerachler, The following is the schedule and having had five weeks of the Australian cricketers and name entered on the "Ace" rewe jumped for joy," said Herr out any conception of defence in ot mátelics for all divisions of hospital-treatment-for-my-groin Coronation Pesuvities Tee shot on the 2nd (163 yards) the university's physical training By "ARGONAUT”

their the Hackey League

Injury, depll, so that although

I suggested

Firm college. last and celebrated, the Event tackling was good, any opponent week-end and xtures for the game might be taken slowly. It

The Chairman then went on later in the Club House in the never seen

all my experience I have Former Shanghai Chain- beating off

tackle was week after.

wasn't.

I took the tackles, felt the top 2.500 from the mem-

on the

generous usual way. virtually through.

Freiburg University hasn't one to plon V. T. Wang entered knocks and

JASPER CLARK CUP. the bruises, and loan of

his second final in the Services Tie & University on Police became a bit muzzy but I am Bers of the Shanghal Cricket

The following are the Draw approach it in ita orchives

The heart of the century ap Colony Open Hardcourt Umpires: Als fora. Es Cpl M. Moore); not complaining about that, I Club, which he hoped the Club and Starting Times for the Jas-parently just ticks over with

Tennis Championships when per Clark Cup to be played at scarcely discernible Victorians y Dorings on Army expected it. But my injury be would one day be returning, Ground. Boundary Street at 4 came aggravated and if I say

movements Regarding the pavilion, Mr Fanling Old & New. Courses on when Gordon is stationary. And he abd Tony Liang elimin Umplies: P. F. Xavier. Mra Sie my leg is bad, it is bad. I could Owen-Hughes zald;

"1

regret Sunday, November 1-

its an albunting power inated Cyrll Kotewall and hardly walk

the delay In completing the next day.

Old Course--Morning: 5.16, R. P. Moodie N. . Dow. reservo changing to a super-Choy Tin-fook in the semi- "Assuming my leg in O.K. by work on the Pavilion which is mei 0.20, A. Jennsl charged Duskov "A" on Army Ground, the end of October, find redkon- due to alterations in detailed icons 36, D. u. 6. urged affair when Gordon is final round yesterday by

the track. London, Oct. 20. Boundary St, at 5.10 v.m. (Umpires: ing on at least three private plans the result of most car-Oliphant: 9.28. H. Emali-L

News Di this magnificent 6-1, 6-2 and 8-6. Sgt T. L. Davies), Wales, though-beaten-4-1-by SUNOVEMBER 1

trials, it will probably be mid- ful cogitations and discussion by Goldman: 92,3.. Cowperthwalle

heart -il. R. Cleland; 9.30, K. S. King British

Proad

Although a litio erratle England at Cardiff earlier this

Men's First Division

dejay

Freiburg's sluients, who Arms "A" v RAF on Army Ground, { ploz What food would it do fin obtaining the now Frohem--W. N. Gray: 9.40. W

November before I am ready to the Committee, and the

Davies-9. 8. Gordon: 9.44. J. month,

McMullen; now cock-a-hoop that Britain's Ames, Tony Lang stood out the Loure witdows have made only one Soukumpoo at 4.45 p. (Umpires anybody if I came off the held how the work will be com-0.40. 11. W. E. Beath-C, H. Liang: best has chosen

prominently among for the vestibule, Wa Dickson Leach-E change for their soccer, inter- | Makhan Singh, G. 7. Palmer)..

Germans to

with players

his aggresive pational against Scotland at Royal Navy y Argonauts on Police

Skelson-Dr J. B. Mac- make him still better. Ground, Boundary Street at 4 p.m.

volleys and topspin Christmas and I um ploted by

forchatsa Park, Glasgow, Hampden

THE TESTA on (Umpires: FI, Lt Cordon, J. B. "When I do play," he added,

drives, November 4.

Gonsalves).

Yu T. The story br "I shall be rather like an actor sure the final result will be

Pirid heart Wêng formed Trevor Ford, who withdrew Army

of the combination Sookunpoon Amy going on stage for the first time, appreciated by members, Therr-Crunden: 9.20. 11. 6. Neve-R. Mbogan at the Helsinki Olympics. Ground, from the match deniast Esteland Umide, skupo, at 3.30 pm. Bolt I know I shall have the after I Trust, and believe, that campbell: 126, p. There he met Hetz Gerschler, with his stream of steady and because

se of injury,

greater use returns to | Wal),

will be made of K. Collings: 9:25. L. C. Saville.

1:32, 3. D. Cingue who drew up a daily trafoing forceful drives and accurately. majority of the crowd rooting Men's Becond Division centre-forward and Charles

our amenities by a

Rreater A Nav Bharat v HKAAF on N

for me." moves to inside-right instead of Ground No. 1, Kings Park at 10.30

Robertson: 0.40, L. H. Robinson

Losers put up Watson; 0.44, J. D. Mackie the benefit of the schedule, later:

4 game Davies.

families." a. (Umpires: BSM Durkin, Wo II Not all of them? McDonald

Wewart: 0.18, K

fight, in the thing not, artars H. Bell). term will be:

The Articles of Association The

Chun-A, R. Feirie: 9.12, W. Stóker

being outpaced and outvelleyed Howells (Cardiff City), Barnes RN Ground No Kings Park 4

Valley Sporu 11c v University on Balley, it would appear, has met requir

a certain amount of cynicismo

the first two. They held G. M. YOUNG OUP and the matter of their

their opponenja

and Boycoll).

rovision had already receiveri The following are the Paul (Manchester City), Daniel

drew

lovel from 4-6 to Aces v HK Hockey Club on Police that has taken him both; cutlery preliminary attention by Mr and dates of play for the G. M (Sunderland). Burgess (Totten-Ground, Boundary St, at 10.30 p.m.

KCC, erleket teams for Satur

Kotwall had three ham Hotspur)

Foulkes (New-Umpires: Sgs J. Darvill, S/Sgt.G.

Justion Gould. The new com Young Cup.

be played by day will be: Ladies' Division.

know," he comments, plaintives thele early attention, he added. November

November, and int.Microning (home). P. Dodge D. overhead wash and allowed Necrelo "B" v Recreio "A"

newly acquired Clarke Recreio at 11.15 a.m.

The Chairman called on now v Cable & Wireless.

Wing "bid Llang' semi-detached house on the road members,

take the to Turion C. PO. Bares

from his

and

Uro particularly seend Round, be played by Coffey, B. C. N. Carnell, that rises towards Bolton...

Wang game. 30th January 1954-Winner of J Chamberlain, S. V. Gitung, A

ang completed the to come new young members the Club Mateson/John Hutchison Lee, R. E. Lee, P. Hall, P. Wood,

mutch by serving through à love forward to represent.

Weir A. Zimmern game. Hank Line; Stock Exchange Win For Espino88 in its various sporting activities, Dairy Farm Gibb, Lavington Umpire, F. H. Kerman, Scoron

conclusion, he thanked Use Lowe, Eingham, Union F. E. Lawrence,

Butterfield

The other semi-final tie will be played fodiy, commencing at 4.30 Tokyo, Oct. 20.

for Ther devoted

“F” BELEZAJ 2nd Division. Lesguo v. Army Joven K. C. Dad ofût work Flyweight Leo Espinosa ol

during the

American Consulate Penis: MAY: (Way); E. C. Flichor, Bao i od p Royal Navy v Army "A": Army the Philippines tonight dervar

past year. The following have kičen, sëlze- | "B" v Argonauts.

The meeting also adopted the wick: Chins Trade v Widner of

Hart-Baker Emery, Wicking/Cable & Wirgiem. Men's Becond Division

ed the Japan bantamweight reports and accounts as pre-

Lowig #bbramy 140

be played Calley, C. M. March 14.

Maddox. Final-to be played by Ami 18.

R. Morrison

v J. McKelvie

3. Chubb

F. R. Kermani

T. F. Baker

v W. tlong Sing

A. P

Pereira

PANON

J. A. Lux

YR F..L

8. Telford

2. Kennedy

W. M. McCall

VA. o. Colca

DIVISION

A. A. Rumjáhn

A. J. Humradi

V

S. M. Tum Jahn v

25. M. Miller

C. Buther

P. Morgan

A.. Baker

A. 9. Kitonet

8. 4. 1. Bu

9, Marvin

J. M. A. Tim.

Jan

C. D.. Black

E. Wallwork.

A. Edwards

V

Kowloon

D. C. Bymona 9. A. Gray

M. J. Vecha

2. A. Tibbia

G. da Luz

A. D. Rela

V. N... AUERES

R. Bara

L. Harker

Kavanagh Buchman

Р. Тя

3. F. da Silva

H. J. Morotiha 3. 7. Marques

I. A. 0201to

A. A; G. BUva

B. E. Boura

G.. Noronha

Williamson v. G. E. Dmenberg

Butler.

McLennan

A. Banka

Y. Harverson.

4. Melniyre

C. Bovard 3 V. Italmany

Hongkong

3RD

1. Roosen

J. Bottomley

A. TỪ Ho

J. Voko

11. EVANJ

A. Razack

DIVIROIN

V

Koufoon

G. Mackrelll

R. W. follWAY

H. M. Hetherington

B. L. Edwards

R. G, Laurel

9. Hivero

A.

R. FACH V X

Loraciale

STylde

I, Shaw

Kelleher

- Soares

R. Bau

Barth

R. Badick Pugton Bucks

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Remedi04

Quieres

G. S. Ladd

uida

K. A. Triggs

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V

Lock

1. T. Lbpes F. A... Costa

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A. F. Comes A. C. BequWIYM

W. Dayne

W. Lam

Cotton

M. Xavier

Agnew

y W. J. Howarsi

Stoðker Lëngue

Gremlins V KGV "D" on Police: Ground, Boundary St. at 0.15 p.m. (Umpires: Y. Khan, L/Cpl M. Moore).

P. F.

Dutch

a physical wreck?

v.6

kle.

Neur Cours

among

મ

auchbr

the sheet

The majority of the crowd? Fumber of members and their Dully: 9:30, W. D. Leighton- schedule for him. Pirio, feeling placed angular passing shots, '

B.

(Arsenal), Sherwood (Cardiff), | 10.30 am. (Umpires: Sgt Barton, Maj towards the four-year contract dared to be brought up to W. H: Poteren.

castle United),

Palmer). Charles (Leeds Ford (Sunderland), church

(Swansea), (Manchester City.)

Reserve: Davies

(Newcastle Unitex).China Mall Special.

.

SATURDAY, NOVERIDER T Tødles' Divizion Dorians v RHC; Gremlina v kay "A" KGV Bv Recreio "A" Victorians v DGS; Recrelo "n" v University.

HKFC TEAMS SUNDAY, NOVEMBER'S

ted to represent Hongkong Fost-

ball Club in Loogue soccer motahes, on Thursday:

1st Division v CAA, on Thursday at 5.30 p.m. at Cub.-Campbell, Armstrong, Bishop, A.C., Bjelopaid,

Men's First Division

to cash.

draw

KCC TEAMS

The

at

Brea pama

way this should be I do not try would give this rintter Jardine, Matheson v. 1at Division League v. Atmÿf points in the next game in 20.54

VA.

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T.

„Açet v BRAAF; | champion; Hirócht Hioriguchi in ↑ seribd.nl, re-elected Mödarn / #1318,; Round-to be played by W. Houdy. N. OBLAW Us | Wongt und „, E ́H-Jp foambulike.

Hockey Club; NAV

Joseptis: Valley. Sports IC v Police.

Post a 10-round - non-title fight in Love, Bingham &. Matthews as Note:-Queries regarding Umpires Osaka-Reuter.

la Major Wharry-Tel, 341 Ext 318; Queries regarding Fixtures to MMJ

Forrow, L'arpy, mabolt Felters-Tel. 34131, Ext (441-3 rings).

Keano, Falconer, Pickering, IconTVO, Treadwell,

2nd Divisiori “A” VCAL DO Thursday at 430 PTA NE RIVY Catton, Jones, Plarick, Gagiaen, Lapsley, Wake. Trendwei, Nellen, Delgan, K. Baker, Marker. Raš serves, Bestile, Munch...,

Floodlit Soccer

Results

Sugar Ray Gets Attractive Offer

Saratoga Springs,

·N.Y., Oct. 25, Sugar Ray Robinson's mana- ger, George Gainford' sald', last night the International- Boxing Club: had offered the "fortphr Laffon, Oct. 20. world middleweight champion. Results of friendly football $380,000 to meet Bobo Olson for maiches played nulle lights tonight werb:55 Gateshead B. Middlesbro "B" beat KCC 1 Hull City Portmouth

NUUCPO, Millwall

Cubiton Plymouth Suéter City

Makine

ATE FORAS of molichis -For the

played

flood-the tlo next subhimer. qu

Gainford, said he will confer

3 with Robinson on Wednesday O about the offer. He mid- ther would consider the fight :tärei [fully ̄and÷,"wild-mot (trikke, a dai vllanų tos safty, Mumien Frie

auditors, USA

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