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THE CHINA MAIL, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 10,′′*1958.

GLAGEON

SMARTLY ・OVER

THE TOAST OF THE COLONY GUGON IS "GRANGER THE GREATLY

Three Goals Is Hongkong's Tally For Two Matches; Twelve Against

By T. M. MacTAVISH

The gloom and despondency that followed the tumbling down of the temple around Samson was nothing to the abject misery of the Hong- kong footballers late on Saturday afternoon when they saw all their 'castles' pulled down around them.

They had made a great effort towards rebuilding their fortunes. they had fought back desperately from 0-2 to 2-2... and with the enthusiasm found in belated succeas there was every chance that they might have pulled this game against Djurgarden out of the Bre.

The outstanding But it was not to be and thei

vising membered, when many other only consolation that

These defender was the tall, blonde, aspects are forgotten.

brilliant Ivegren...one of the VERDICT: This was grand crest-fallen players... Kallant

andnes centre-halves tha; 1 have entertainment

131 for the putrenehrd outweighted. sometimes outplayed...can take had the pleasure of watching. crowd and whatever our dis

His sense of position....his appointment Is that publig from the game

ning of tackles....his cleverly the opinion is about 14,000 to 13

anticipated interventions....and propriety favour

mation that...to of a

outstanding sportsmanship boys. pugilistir phrase.

made him indeed a great per- sonality....and if you want any confirmatory evidence

Wus Hobbel

"We

The only unfortunate part of

his

this 0K1

we must

precision power,

almit and of the Djurgarden

THE TEAMS Hongkong: Grunger (Army), (Slap Tao).

the whole for is that the anysis as polleenan Au Chi-Hau Yang-sang was the man with the whistleyin who will no doubt btar Lau Yee (South China), Tang Testimony to all that I have said, Sum (K.M.B.), Ko Po-keung

Referee Kearney.

His decision in allowin the The wing-halver, Starmon and (South China). Tong Sheung Perling. wore frong and force (South China), Chu Wing- ful on the ball and were ever | ready to have a shot at goal when the chate presented itself.

third Lool to Dhicgarden was one of the worst I have over seen.......yes.Even In Hongkong. The recrer was many yaris off side ant some of his mates premed rather ashamed of the award.

DID NOT MATTER

From The moment dogmatic decision, the rest of the gam

ALL FIVE CYLINDERS

keung (Kitchee), Lee Yuk- tak (South China), Au Chi- vin (Police). Ylu Cheuk-yin (South China). Mok Chuo- wat (South China).

Djurgardens; Arvidsson, An-

Olsson, dersson,

Stenman, l'arling, Ivegren,

Andersson. Eklund, Johanssoni, Forsberg, Edt...

1

SUNDAY'S MATCH

quite

a poor re-

that they

I think that it would be un- forwards in- fuir to discuss the

com- dividually. The

fairest this ment i can make is to say that they wire one attacking unit.... was given

bring in all dive cylinders. did not inatter, Human nature cannot with possibly the biggest bangs stand ruch shocks after a long coming from Jubansson and B.

The officials of the Djurgarden. Aght-back

local

Andersson...and with That

the Football Club did the Hongkong The with

tubrication and timing Selcet pinyer

the honour of turning the exception statial and Ko Po-keung being supplied by Forsberg al out an unchanged team....They

Inside-left,

found that their consideration in the struggle.

was at times a great

misplaced, Jor I looked through my book of Was Rome. There were moments of superlatives to lid an original

honestly this was thrilling football. There were way of describing the work of

presentative Jean flashes of brilliant individual

"Granger the Great...but found against them. effort...and of course ther

could find nothing to equal the

The mi secre was 110 ex- was always the Jellow shirted spontaneous ovation glycn

of their overall Granger whop

magnificence by the Chinese fans in the alone saved his side when the popular stonds,

in piling on the goals by tide of the gate was flowing My only wish is that this boy Wing-chol. He was right off shocking goalkeeping by Chung strongly against them.

can remain free from injury form and many

at the risks be takes for with

of the goal- along the line. In a single game this must be keepers playing regularly in the trage tactical error a constant possibility, Birt tie 1st Division would have saved wheever dsald that Fortune favours the at least four of the counters vised or allowed

our boys Brave. Bod If ever gond for that beat him. change, their natural style...did

tube was well earned then It The paucity of the last line them a great disservice,

was here....

soon upset the confidence of the Only in isolated moments did

frest of the team and goals... we see the Hingkong players

goals some of them. at regular intervals

Somewhere however, a was made...nud

soccer.

They ilad

the height

strength to carry such a plan

loggeration wit they were aided'

The absence of Wells was fell great

doca.

Q

game.

"HADRIAN'S WALL

PROVIDED THEY PLAY

FITBA AND NO BAGPIPES

HELL CHIRP HIS.

HEART OUT FOR SCOTLAND, BUT

ONE TOOT ON A SCOTTISH FLUTE OR A SINGLE SPOONFUL OF PORRIDGE AND HELL BE HOPING

OUR SPARRROW, WEARING THE

· AUTHENTIC MC SPARRROW

TARTAN

IS HERE TO

D'ye ken I want nae cracks aboot Sparrows' kree caps

SEE SCOTLAND PLAY WALES AT FITBA'.

Turn it jup Jack or ahil die yea

•Chorus of SOSPANFACH!

·AND DON'T INSIST ON

HIM EATING PORRIDGE

FOR BREAKFAST

FORE

WELSH JOHN

TO SUCH

AN EXTENT

CHARLES

THAT

HE

GETS

AMONG EM

ED MAKES

THE FILM VERSION

OF ROB ROY SEEM A PROPER SISSY. Ly OLLYETT.

HOME SOCCER REVIEW

The Selectors Need

Further

Look No

Than Cliff Holton

To Replace Lofthouse

London; Nov. 14.

GOOD WEEK-END FOR ARMY IN THE CRICKET LEAGUE

By "THE ZOMBIE” ·

'

Army easily emerged from the week-end Crickel League struggle as the most successful club of the week.

In the First Division they not only retained their position at the top of the League table with a decisive Bix-wicket win over the RAF but were able to increase. their lead to tight points over their nearest rivals as the Scorpions, CCC and IRC all got themselves entangled in drawn matches.

Army were kiven a much harder Bat by the Airmen lu the Second Division, but 07430 again Army's offensive power pulled them through. Alter declaring their innings for a total of 100 runs for ciglit wicket.

Home Rugger Review

Anny had some anxious incnients when the RAF opening batsmen, F/O Lee and LIAC Vernon, put their side to a promising start by seeing 40 match between Wales and lie With the International Rugby

runs up on Tko board before being parted.

LAC Mills enhanced the Air-

by men's prospects

being associated in a second wicket addition of 33 ruins, After the departure of these three bats- men, however, the RAF wickets fell like ninepins to the devastating bowling of Bennet who finished up

with the magnificent analysis of myen wickets for 16 runs in six overs.

Although two matches in the First Division ended in un- welcome draws, the shortened Time of play produced a gratify-

cricket. matches

| jas . response 152 enterprising

|

Both the drawn

London, Nov. 14.

New Zealand All Blacks only five weeks off, the Welsh) selec-

musl tors

feel extremely win by the pleased with the Probables In the first Welsh triat

Swansea today, The Probables won by two and four goals, a penalty goal tries (25 points) to one goal and by penally goal (8 points) the Possibles

Cliff Morgan, at outside halt. and the centres, Bleddyn Wil- hams and G. Grifitis, all of Cardiff, were at peak form for the Probables.

Morgan's runs and thoughts play was responsible for initial- at least three of his side's

Lancashire fiziel Yarkebiru won the two County Champioy- Top Individual henoues of the stip games decided to-day

Lancashire, showling market week Go to Georga Souza for batting and K. G. Spink for superiority outside the serumi, bow. 4:23

ta beat Durham by one goal and. crncy distinction of belag the drive irks (20 points) to nothing. batsman in the First Division More enterprising in attack, to store a century this scasen Yorkshire beat Northumberla and his 111 -not oul against by one goal, one nally gal RC on Saturday was almost and a try (polists) to the faultless Innings repcle with penalty goal (3 points). attractive strokes.

came very close to tries decision being reachcil."

POOR PLACE KICKING

The first century of the season

the club matches,. Nim was scored earlier in the season Hall, the England captain, op · by L. Cochrane of Army when peared ng full back-the post- he knocked up 108 not oultion he fits in the antional side against Hongkong University,

for Richmond against the Spink's six wickets for 13 Harlequins, who were fortunate runs against KCC were largely lo draw 0-0 at Nichmond,

bren While Hall, whib has The Selectors looking for men to beat Hungary at Wembley on

responsiblo

Optimists's .fox November 26 had a most forceful hint thrown at them by Arsenal's hard-victory, over the Kowlooniles, playing stand off half earlier whose batting once again failed this season, gave a satisfactory display in all other respects, his shooting leader, Cliff Holton. His three goals against Bolton ranked as hem dismally.

-place kicking falled with Ave attempts. one of the best performances of the day and if the Selectors decided that Lofthouse is no longer their man they need look no further for his

successor.

Ernie Taylor, pint-sized Blackpool inside-right, also played himself into the reckoning. His clever scheming with Matthews played havoc with. Tottenham's defence and fittingly enough it was from Matthews' pass that Ernie got one all- important goal.

Back to the Presion sirle after | intact at home end, with

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the

Itrentford Full City

In

was

poor..

Fle

One of the few unbeaten sitles

the country, Abertillery

L. Pts. maintained their record at the

expense of London

scored

che

arainst whom kool, 18

goal and one

10 points) to nothing.

Leicester, who just month de- feated

by Oxford University

Cambridge in

13-9, overcame

un

entertaining match by 17

LEAGUE STANDINGS First Division

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to play their normal game...in the defence where Lau Kec come only in brief interludes did we tever quite dominated the piastroentre-forward Johansson had catch a glimpse of the brilliant

Ds the saldier usually inter-passing that is the hall-"Flash Harry" kicked and elcar-

field day and gave a grand innek et all that is best in local well

but

he tended to wander display of quick control an injury. Tom Finney scored one hots from Lake finding The Swedish players

up the field...and one or twice lightning shooting, but once of the three goals that beat | farget, they maintained Bovinouth -expert in the fast long pass the new title of Flashy Harry." centre-half who was star of the goals was Aston Villa's hard-sich (North).

were his work might have warned him again it was the full vegren at Portsmouth-Also-among the cant-point-lead in Third Divi Note C

and Nevertheless he is stai a great day. He had another fine game. working inside man, Tommy

player... grand trier...and a

Thompson. His hat trick against The

"A" Scottish Division wenderful personality. - .

For the Hongkong Select few!

Middlesbrough could.

meat leaders, Queen o' the South. players dici much towartis i Ko Po-keung dominated the enhancing

were well death at Aberdeen Brother cap. their reputations.

and Rangers gladdined 10 Ipa half-back line, but I'm worried Frazer, Chan Kor-sou and

Talking of hat tricks, Jolinhoarts of their supporters with | Úrighten about his recurring leg injury. Hanniball played hardl enough Chartes,

Leeds' in Three times recently he has without ever suggesting that national

Welsh Inter-he best win of the day. finished the gume

with a bad they

centre-forward, was could subdue the

op- also on the mark again. this time limp. He would be well nd position.

Iis it was keeping the Chinese out,vised to seek expert advice be

helping his club to draw four- for the season to 22, which in Szeto Yul

never gave up all at Bury; he brought his tally Chan Fel-hung,

into successful execution and above all they had the 'Daj Astley instinet of knowing just where the goal ny.

They produced for us a new "Great Wall of China"

the shape of Andersson, Ivegret and Olston... only

The defensive plan of these fore this chronte injury under- trying but his opposite number, three was well-gh perfect.

Apalmet all this our chances

mines his confldencé.

They Sum ad not have a good game, but as he got little help

|

of success lay in the ability of our players to work the ball forward on the ground. in from Lee Yuk-tak he cannot bò pull the huge defenders out of faulted too heavily. portion by clever ball play, Tont Sheung never gave up he was the only und to give the pase to brilliant | tryling and All Chi-yin in the open | player in the team ready To space... ON THE GROUND. have a snap shot at gnal.

INSTEAD...

LACK OF SUPPORT

marted

his

work with a lot of unnecessary fouling.

On the right wing Dalziel had a poor game, althought must be sad that his partner, Szeto Man directed more of the play away from him then he did towards him.

Lee Chun-fat had a bad day

in the middle and Ho Cheung-

FIRST DIVISION

17 matches is mighty good going." West Brom

No hat tricks for Manchester Huddersfield

ALL CHANGE AGAIN

otak had a most die- Szeto Man got the local counter draw, Notts Forest were beater |

THE TEAMS

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BECOND DIVISION.

Wolves

Hurtley United, but their six goals at Dalton Cardiff was the beat away per- Blackpool formance of the day and the Cordi

Charlion Welshmen's home since well before the War Arenal

worst defeat fanch Un

Wednesday Preston Autoa Vila Tottenham

Instead of this we saw the local

Newcastle The forward are suffered franyau found the tennelous tackling All change again at the top of

Liverpool boys trying to outfack their lack of constructive support. Too of the opposition too much for the Second Division. Before to-sheft. Un.

day the first four were Lélcaster, | Chelsea opponents we say the tra- often they were asked to chase him. Jitional clever play being high forward passes that were The goalscorers for the visi-Noils Forest. Doncaster and Manch, C.

Sunderlandt sacrifeed for wild-kicking

Johansson (3). B. Everton in

Bul Fertmouth that order. ....simply tallonnade for thel: big- tors were and we witnessed the uneven gor

Andersson (2), Eklund" (2), | Leicester and Everton could only | Midalechro struggles of Our little quick-

and Bo now It's Doncaster, silver centre-forward as he tried appoints gaine and had some from the penalty spot.

Leicester, a hundred times to outjump, his jatrecious mistés "when presented

Everlon and Notts Forest. towering opponents to reach with good chances.

Doncaster bad bails that were sent high- Au. Chi-yin always looked flonskont Select: Chang

Ipswich, although held to a Lelerater down the centre of the field.. capable of getting a goal if only Wing-chol: Frazer, Chan Kar- draw at home, managed to score Everto

He could have got the ball on sau; Chan Fel-hung, Honniball, one This game, from a Hongkong"]the 'ground..

Steto Yui: Dalziel, Szeto Man Bromwich losing one-nil in the Rotherham goal and so, with West Notis For.

Imlingham point of view, cried dul for a

Division On his left Yul Chek-yin Lee Chun-fat, Ho Cheung-yau, First

with Lincoln struggle Ong cool calculating tactician.

Blackburn Wolves, Ipswich

the West Ham who would have slowed down played very hard and he foraged Hou Ching-to.

Djurgardens: Arvidsson; Ah- the madcap hurry-hurry tactics for the ball in an effort to bring

every match.

Blake .....one who could have given it up the faid, but his partner, dersson, E., Olsson; Stenman, only club to have scored. in Leeds Un balance and poiss to the forward Mok Chun-wab, like Chu Wieg Ivegren, Parling; Andersson, B.

Port Vaia, for the ninth time

wansea Uns .... coincone ilke Jobling kong on the other wing, was Eklund, Johersson,

Edlund.

In 10 matches, kept their goal | Derby of the Royal Navy who would played out of the game by the have taken control as no one in excellence of the Djurgarden

bucks. this front rank szemed capable of doing.

B. Andersson opened the The Swedish team played well scoring in the 29th minute, and within itself. They had a very Johansson made it two with a definite plan and the value of lightning drive just after the expert coaching was evident in interval. In a fighting recovery all that they did. They looked Au Chi-yin honded a grand goal, and behaved like good foot-and with 12 minutes to go Lee ballers and, apart from the Yuk-tak brought the teams level occasional dramistic gesture of

of from the penalty spot. nee, they had none annoyance,

1hm of

A few minutes later came petty eccentrics. so often apart Edlund's controversial counter of the European team make-up, and, with dejection reigning Iri Arvisson in goal was neat and the Hongkong ranks, B. Anders- clean in All he did...and his son thundered in an unstoppable" thilling effort to save the fourth.

pénally kick had all the gloss

of the expert. In the back The game started on a high

Vision I thought that Oleson note after a présentation of had a better geme than K. B. the teams to His Excellency, Andersson, for his kleiding was the Governor.. it finished wit daughtful and his positonal sporting handshake "11g round Play fair postea,

but

Forsberg.

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THIRD DIVISION (NORTH)

Purt Vale Onieshead Bradford Scunthorpe Wrexham Barnsley Blockport Crowe.. Bradford C. Chesterfield Carlisle

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U.S. Successes

In Australian

Tennis Tourney

points to 14.

Oxford Buffered yet another reverse, being beaten 17÷0¬br Blackheath.

THE RESULTS

Results were:

Rugby Union

Welsh International Trini: Proba- iles 23 Possiblas B.

County Championship:

Laiseu shire 10 Dutham ö; Northumberland. 3 Yorkshire 11.

Club matches: Blackheath 17 Dx. ford University 0; London ifospital D Abertillery : London Weld 5 Swansea 5; Midlesex tiospital 3 Metropolitan Police 15; fitchmand o Hariefreins 0; Rosslyn Park & Lo11* don Irish 9: Bt. Mary's Homial 20 Aldershot Bervices ; Saracens 3 Beth ; Warps 8 Edinburgh Acade- mirpis 9: Barnstaple 5 Penzance and Newlyn 6: Medford D Old Mer- chant Taylors 6: Birkenhead Park Sydney, Nov. 14. Guy's Hospital 0.

Birmingham 3 Old Alleynians 3: Tony Traberi of Cincinnati | Ebbw Vale 11 Newbridge 6. Exeter Idefeated John Bromwich, 22, Et. Bartholomew Hospital 6: veteran Australlun eier, in a Leicester 17 Cambridge University 14: Lianelly 9 Fantypool 3: Mosley o hard-fought five-set match to-doucester 3; Brigendo Neath 6: day to advance to the quarter, i Northampton 9: Coventry, d: Penarily finals of the New South Wales 9 Maesteg 10: Plymouth Ainion i Torquay Ahtolle 3; Teignmouth, 3 tennis tournament along with Devonport Services 341 United Ber- This Davis Cup partner, Vie vlees Partsmouth 17 London Beat

Selas of Philadelphia.'

ah 20: Waterloo taifax 0; Clas gow High School Former Puplis a Watsoniana 0; Newport 3 Carditt 0. Rugby League

Trabert was forced to go nil out to beat the Aussie ace, who was celebrating his 35th birth-

Barrow in Featherstone Rovers 0; dny... 1-6. 8-6 8-10, 6-2, 6-3, Bradford Northern 3 York 7: Bram- while Seixar turned back. Donley, 19 Wigan 19 Castleford, 14 Don

chaler 10: Dewsbury Liverpool Candy 10-8, 7-5, 6-4.

City 14 Halifax 10 Baller s; iuli Kingston tovers Widnes 103. Hun- Billy Tolbert, the non-playing alet Huddersfield. 12. Tolah 20 Rochdale captain of the US. Davis Cup Belle Vue Rangers 7:

Town: 12: Hornets 7 Workington team, turned in the surprise of Holford, is Keighley Dr, St. fielens the day, when he defeated Tan Swinton of Wakefield Trinity s Ayro, a member of the four Leeds 40: Warrington Hull 3

Whitehaven 7 Otaliam 0.—iscuter. man Australian Divis Cur

"ALL- BLACKS" WIN sqund, 3-0, 0-3, 7-0, 7-8, 0-4--- ! United Press.

ABIRDS EYE

FROZEN FOODS

THE DAIRY

FARME

uțintol, Nov. 15.

A capacity drowd of 21,000 saw tho New Zealand All- Blacks Rugby Unioh tehm win the Afth game of their tour with an 11-0 victory over Western Counties here today,

tourists who led 0-0 at

Jaconed, che goal; one

droppi ghal and one try, but the manner of their victory WILK not impresive.

As Inthele, recent malclies, they falled to produce the open Jużby which they had pro mibed, at the start at their four? Both New Zealand trics came from defensive, errors by the Countles, say whose forwardta played uplendidly

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New Reklanders Wok Their fall, Barik, Bob Bratt. - Everything“-hw KEN complished was in flie zdanhör of

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