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THE CHINA MÁIL, FRIDAY, JUNE 4, 1954.

The ADO ĐAN

I BLAME THE CLUBS FOR ENGLAND'S 7-1 DEFEAT AT BUDAPEST

Says IVOR BROADIS

1 accuse our League club rulers of the murder of English

international football ... the game in which we were supreme.

Those, like myself, who were present at the burial of the body at Budapest are profoundly interested in its resurrection. But many of the schemes that have flooded in are doomed to failure for this reason:——

Why? Soccer

may

There can be no immediate drastic changes in the present set-up.

RS

Because

English,

more

want

what they "Wonder There was an Immedinte cil a busters. Is not for

accomplished ball now?" he asked, not displeased Prnction with the ball; with his newly found impor- floundering

sidio players, The English

in Humes, became a bigger feature of our tenue. Have Rune (3)

Quick as a flash from one of Feng Acalolng Taclical moves on the 」,,「·,、

the suggesti641: res of these employed by the the lads me

know where itungurian for wards were also "They want Mans de mel as the es attensplend for a fortnight, or you've left the sweeping truth" I think it was the miop that was missing.

bail theprend

tablishment

451

und

national team, mrvrazed conclt- 12

Cutting the Langue down

programme probably have

on

Badhains effect But Die ade poblem wowydd remai

"1

An.

Then the would-be Hidegkulin were

the more replaced by familiar "Rin-and-Booties" the struggle for Longue points more became the greatest confideration -- it always the end.

ge-

nite

ows

1

to

Kur

which could Floodlighting. have been an ideal means

in tige coaching young players evening. has been used as an additional sovere of income tu swell the club coffers,

Rog. Wootton ·

THE PAKISTAN TEST TEAM

By

TAKES SHAPE

PETER

DITTON

To England this summer have come the youngest members of the Imperial Cricket Council from the newest of the Dominions, Pakistan. Apart from one Test series against India and a couple of matches against the MCC two years ago, which received only slight publicity outside their own Continent, little was known of the side led by Abdul Hafeez Kardar.

Of the 18 players selected to tour, only Kardar himself was really familiar to a result of his days at Oxford the majority of cricket followers in England-as University and his subsequent association with Warwickshire.

un-

have by The Pakistanis are

no spinner Zulfiqar Ahmed

one appearance. means unfamiliar with England, made only pei suratte

the

Their turn will come once the however. Khan Mohammed. Is the be. [b*r{{* {

fast bowler, has had experience first Test match, commencing Now, dis generally agreed range method; which,

Isn't this yet another Instance

with Somerset and also played June 10, has been completed. for club that the Hungarians ure Otter, wzliklə qputer antripiate

and

masters as of the way that money domin-

in the Lancashire League, while

'The point Is then that preservation and a healthy bank faster

others our trainates the outlook of these guilty several

visited With Indones

proved totally actelana, Therefore

men-the engue club rulers?

Pakistan, with just one tw country last year on an of ing must be suspect. for the warning

I have named my scapegoats, | official tour with Pokiston changes, have been represented In internakucal Soccer suptenney?

by their virtual Test team Possibly we are seeing the but in reaching my verdiet

Eaglets, playing a series

every match played so for and end of the "maid-of-all-work" readise players have a responsi-

matches in the West country.

it is therefore possible to asces früher. I hope so It shumldbility lov.

fairly accurately the opposition 1t on tell you what happen- not be dileult to get someone

with which England will be ex after the Hungarians adelele to clean vul the dressing

faced in the forthcoming series. aminaretler ex

first home rooms,

ACTION...

defeat for 10 year at Wetutzley Bad Boven pakotta

Oxford's No. 11

Seures A Century

London, June 3.

Che wring cricketers of Oxford University laid out the rest caset from the Ox- ford

barvalion Today

118

Tangabire fest-class entury.

All m Bataller.

JF

slow

:

10

UIS REAL JOB

This wondd enable the trainer

eunigenitrate

his more

Tirs

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Jul of Kelling physically and mentally it, and That Catal something nore old-fashioned Jan supervising Tupying and springing routine.

With regard to tueties, do we really appreciate the value of tactical falks before a match? clearly rementality the pattern

club

1

WAN varked i

they took at one with. The opposition from work to weck. But not! the advice.

Starting with

Mich

be

become

By determining to fant, topel skilful it is They who ultimately will play The England's res

major t covery.

London Express Service)

Major League Baseball

CREDITABLE

Not surprisingly. therefore, the side has been fairly quick tu settle down and in their Arst five matches achieved the creditable performance

of two wins and three draws,

NO ILLUSIONS

If the By this mean that selectors, with an eye to the forthcoming visit to Australia declite to embark upon a series England may of experiments, be run considerably closer than a1 present appears likely.

Y.S. LIM WINS CCC OPEN SINGLES SHUTTLE TITLE

By “ARGONAUT”

Y. S. Lim of Malaya, recently-crowned Colony Men's Singles Badminton Champión, annexed another title when he once again triumphed over Craigengower's Bill Funk by 15-5, 15-2 in the final of the Craigengower Open Men's Singles Championship,

Funk put up a game fight in the first set, particularly in the opening stages, Adopting the correct tactics of repeatedly attacking his opponent's forehand back corner with forcing lobs and countering the returns with low drives and smashes to the backhand, Funk had Lim on the run for the Arst half of the set.

Fran 2-0, he forged on 4-2 med 3-3, but could not lost thu tarife pace set up,

in quickly adapted his play of his opponent and BOOTY COUNTY the tobs to fore- bau: wit!

sktelin smibus to take the first set by 13-5.

to

D p.m.-Club Junior Men's

| Doubles (Final): Martin Wong and Louis Souzne v. Z. A. Abbas and G. T. Loule.

0.30 p.m. - Sentor Doubles Final.

Men's

LEAGUE

TENNIS

Club

Chinese Recreation trounced Kowloon Cricket Club

The recond 1 AHW Lim Uret dominate play against o opponent and store at whi win comfortably by 15-2.

GALLANT DISPLAY

Men's In the we

Doubles quarter-Onal matches of the evening. the underdogs, though For the first game, however, eliminated. stole the spotlight there should be no experiments, with a gallant display, The strongest possible side

The youthful combination of 8- In the Men's "A" Divi- should be put into the field and Ke Wal-bong and B. N. Hedge son of the Tennis League yes-

of lorday at the C.R.C. that surprised the good crowd Pakistan be made to feel

Detalled results of yesterday's they have indeed been done the spectators when they took the honour of a real Test match. If drst set against University's M. matches follow: the opposition proves much too F. Yoow and S. A Vañar by strong, then consideration can 15-10 after leading 10-5, be given to the blooding'

In the second set Ko and new players.

Hegde held a commanding 9-9 The Pakistanis would, I um lead but cracked up from this

onwards

the under be happier to lose to a point sure, side us goed us that which beat steadier and more accurate play rather than draw of their experienced opponents, with a combination, "England" who took the set by 15-10. in name only.

Pakistanis themselves The

and think have no itişions, rightly so. But they can hold They have given evidence of the full strength of an England their willingness to play attrac-; Test side.

are definite There tive cricket.

Australia, and Maqsoort limitations in their make-up. Ahmed, the forcing batsman Their main concern. [s that with it somewhat crouching | they should gather experience. style, has established himself and there is no doubt that such with theja young and enthusiastée afte nicknamed will beneft immensely

Bin favourite who have crowd him "Maxie",

Kardar has a fair members of

the

from

-(London Express Service)

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Queen's Horse Wins The Coronation Cup

MEN'S "A" DIVISION CRC Beat KCC 844-14

VT. HARE and YF, TH (CHC) beat C. Ouang and T. Lo 6-2; brai beat A. Augestad and Phil D. Cortes and C. Spetens 6-1.

WP. Teul and 8.W. Wong (CRC) beat Augested and 10) 6-2; beat ong nix Lo 6-4; bent Coffey Dail Boetens 6-2.

3.N. To and T. F. Choy (CRC) 7-0: drew Quang and Lo 8.0; beat Calley and Soelens (-3.

The undergraduates struck at Austin and top form in the third set und, maintaining sustained afteck- ing game, made short work of their opponents by 15-1.

Urban Council best IIKCC 7-2. C. S. Cheng and W. K. Chang beat M. Hoon and T. J. Gout 8-3 d; beat 2. Goldments

phe

0-1.

Colony Doubles Cawan and Y.

and

and

Reigning Champlona Patrick Wong

to M. Heenan and Y: F. Toung lot Robert Tay nearly pald the beat J. D. Mackle and R. Macphers d-2; lost 10 Z. Goldman' and penalty of taking things easy G. W. Calvert 3-0. in their match against Francis Rozario and Jimmy Ku, and Just managed to apply that crucial ot the extra pressure singes of each set to win by 18-10 and 10-12.

this tour. New York, June 3. Joe Colling hit one ball

Idea

Chief criticism that must be his side | levelled against them la that by hard for a towering home run today while Ed Lopatns concentrated on giving them a pour

likely to gain a Test place and

And i international standards they are

fielding side, This

IA threw more than a hundred as much practice as possible. partly explained by the fact result has bcen that that in Pakatan most outfields Very soft ones and together The they combined for a 2-1 players

like Hanif Mohamuned are bumpy, with the result that Alimuddin, the opening players always risk receiving a the and Yankee victory over

batsman, "Maxie" and Kardar nasty blow if they bend down first-place Indians,

himself did not miss one of the to deld the ball, Arst five matches, while others like Wazir Mohammed, Hanif's This, however, does not ex- elder brother and a good right- piste some of the wild throw-year-old Aureole was given the first set but faltered de ut

light

brief and through the selected team from pase fanniltuous reception | 1001 to outside left, the manager to their number eleven buts wuntd then centhige: wan. 1 M Allan, after hel "Bill, you're the boss. Every

In that six-yard box is had inte

Against thing muiden your Full-backs-keep within striking distance of your wing-

It was only the second home ers, Wing halves don't ga 100 fun of the year for Collins bu

It came in the eighth inning to far up, and cut out those inside

the edge provide forwards. Forwards-don't

battle between Lopat afraid to shoot. Now, you two and Bob Leroon.

pltching inside forwards,

Lopat needed strong defensive wing halves coming through.”

help in the ninth to record bla WHAT A CREATIVE MAS-

sixth victory against une defeat Irv Noren made great catch of TERPIECE

lino drive to rub George that Strickland of a hit and with who runners on first and second, shortstop Phil Rizzuto lunged to get hut grounder through the Dolo middle by pinch-hitter Mitchell to end the game on a force-play.

*

1eft - 141 TY went in as night

Aben ** fit Axford wieket felt fast evening renirkable showed form with te hot on a pitch ruasie but non-getting Eighty of tas 10 Cathe Iron boundaries Oxford gained a first hunjngs lead and they declared.

walch those

Of course, we all know It's not every manager really gets the chance to man- Two Englare! plagers, Atec age, but that isn't an excuse for and Petr May. pul the apathy that exists in club Surrey ma commanding post-lite nowadays, 1lon at the Ovat against lowly Somerset

for

Epsom Downs, June 8. Queen Elizabeth's four-

over 17-18

Rozario and Ku led 18-12 in

handed balaman, Shakoorns, which not only reduce run-

stage to allow Tay and Wong to Ahmed, reserve opening bats-out chances to a bare minimum, rousing reception EUS he force the not to deuce. man on wicket-keeper and off-but riso keep the wicket-raced an easy winner of the

Tay and Wong went ahead to Uke A Coronation Cup, run

Rozario and Ku caught 12 furlongs, here today. up to 10-17 but could not pre- Unless they have some "scoret

vent their opponents from Hats were raised and cheering

the set with a taking

good weapon" in reserve for the Test

broke out when Aureole gal- nt Lord's, there is nothing out- loped away

smash by Patrick Wong. from the pace- olanding about the bowling.

maklog Chatsworth as soon as Fazal

the second azt, Ku Melthet

Mahmood

Can the

fleld rounded Tattenham Rozario cod ahead to 12-3 absolute glutton for work) nor Corner and strode away to win with some brillant tap shots at The Nine Dragons Services Khan Mollammed, the new-ball as he liked.

The net mad reported errors by Club will open their Jung darts bowlers, postess the pace

keeper hopping around cat on hot bricks,

Nine Dragons Competitions

or

to

In

ond

and table tennis tournaments Lindwall, McCarthy eyen The Queen was not present, opponents Tighting up their There is a definite need

wus Lemon's second defeat next Thursday. The teams and Frank King of the West Indies, but she will attend tomorrow's game, Tay and Wong drew up und I don't against seven was, even though the draw fully recovered from the effects better coaching.

only four took five wickets suggest to necessary to bringhe yielded

Bedoer, mugh not

hits,

of brosities.

of the over Continental experts for the Lopat gave up 11 but managed for 43, his best gurca newson, when Somerset were all job, out for 150,

Was

Our

He

after ubventbed escape ta Cleveland put together two sale Jimm bunts by Stricklond and Flegan and a single by Lemon

Future doesn't P. I. Wht, the West Indian Catoblished players, but rather player.

top in their ability to impact their for the only run he allowed. Somerset's Scorer with

03. When Surrey skill and knowledge to others. batted a severse time Mug it is second century of the season and the 34th of his career.

Let them have the chance to

WITHIN ONE GAME

tu

develop and use that ability and

The White Sox moved English football will reap the within one

the top game of place Indians by defeating the

AL Edgbaston, Tom Dollery, benefit.

coach who, on

slow pitch he hit 11 fours in Friday, was always kept busy

hls 100, renglang three figures lashing out olive oil on unre-

sponsive limbs.

the Warwickshire caplain, scored With many clubs, coaching is Red Box nt Boston, 9-6. his first century of the season in merely tolerated. In one of my Chicage toolt a 2-0 lead in the the maleh against Essex. On a clubs we had

first inning and added four more run

In the fourth and then coasted to triumph,

Nallio Fox lt a triple and single and Jim Rivera got two One morning, I remember, he doubles and single to pace received no fewer than three Chicago's 13-h offence. consecutive calls on the house Red Sox packed away and after The telephone. Then the bell went coming within one run of tying a fourth time.

the score in the seventh, Por Johnson came on to relleva Vhgil Trucks and preserved his sixth virtory. Harry Agamania and Ted Williams htt Bosten homers

in 145 minutes.

Warwickshire declared after paining rst innings points for the loss of only five wickets.

the extra Yorkshire claimed half hour at full in the hope of benting Sussex with n day to spare but were thwarted by the last Sussex pair.-Reuter.

CLOSE OF PLAY SCORES

At the Oval Surrey 304 and

Official Word

221 for five (May not out 107). From Australian

Somerset 158

(Wight 03, Alec

Bedner five for 43.)

for

AL Oxford: Hampshire 367 eight declared and 41 for one. Oxford University 370 for four declared (Smith 53, Allen 118. Willams not out 139.)

Team Awaited

The Dodgers at Milwaukee, Pirates at Chicago arki Phillies a: Cincinnati games were rained out in the National Langus.

The scores were:

AMERICAN LEAGUE

A nows agency

report that Australia has accepted an in vitation to and a soccer team Cleveland At Cambridge: Cambridge here in December was New York University 285 for six declared comes hepe yesterday

by the Chioggo. and 92 for Ave. Middlesex 267 ILK. Football Association al- Boston for two declared (Sharp, 51, W. though official confirmation was Edrich not out 181.)

being awal tool.

A

At Haxton: Séólland 250 and

51

84,

member of the IKFA

for live. Derbyshire' 240] Council, Mỹ Lealio Chapning, (Hamer (9), Youngtion six for said the invitation had been oiralled only yesterday. QI-

At Holl: Sussex 234 and 172] though the decision to invito for nlue, Yorkshire

362

for the Australian team was modo nine declared (Wilson 78, on Tuesday.

Wardle not out (8)."

At Northampton: Worcester-

shire 171 and 183 for alx (Bird

ACCEPTANCE REPORTED

not out 83) Northamptonshire invitation

174 (Janking four for 89).

Sydney, Jupoą,

will be announced

next week.

In the May tournaments, 15 Fd Pit Sqn R.E. beat 18 Fd 3-1 in the darls Amb. RAMC final and Comd Wksp, REME, a walk-over from 15 received Fd Pk Sqn in the table tennis

final.

This was the third time 18 Fd Anib, had reached the darts Onal.

The winning teams wETE: 15 Fa PK Sqn.--Spy Cowan (capt.), 5or Mason. Spr Pickering. Spr Freestone, Cpl Pearson.

Cord Wkap. REME Cin Ewelcom (copt.). Cin Alderton, Can Gilmer- tia. Ctn Johnstone.

WORLD RECORD CLAIMED FOR MILE WALK

Santa Monica, June 3. Bu Mihalo, who claims the title of weld's walking chame plan, today stepped off a In 6:28.1.

Alec meeting to see They approximate

Aureole's full Bedsor, but cannot yet have sister, Angel Bright, run in the

He acquired anything

his Onks. Fazal is mastery over swing. the more accurate of the two and by virtue of those cardinal sela, length and direction, will always command respect,

to

Aureole, a five to two second favourite, had five lengths spare over Chatsworth (100 to 7) at the winning post. The 11 to B favourite, Nearula, was on- rest the choice other five lengths back, third of would appear to lie between eight runners," the Uvely little left-hander

For

the

Shujnuddin, leg-spinner Khalid Norman, finished

The lone French challenger,

Hassan, Ghazalı, who turns it

fourth, but

10-12 their next

on

Services

Ku and Rozario falled to score when they were in and on the next changeover of services, Tay and Wong reeled off five points In a row for set and match.

YESTERDAY'S RESULTS

Open Senior Mer Bingles

Men's

(Final) Y, S. Lim (Malaya) beat Bili Funk (CCC) 16-6, 16-2,

Open Senior Men's Doubles (Quarter-Finals)

Ycow Mong-teng and S. A.

Sasook and W. C. Chung beat

M. Frenap G-2: beat J. D. Mackle Goldman anopile.y. Calvert 04.

and R. Macpherson

beat

South China beat LRC 1-1 Tony Linng and 5. O. Kho baat E. Baubokle and K. Braun 6-2; beat G. B. Smart and E. Zakuf 6-2; best

9. Soul and F. Stuckey 6-4

K. C. Dio and Szelo Bidz best F Saubelle and K. Broun 7-5; boat G. B. Bart end E. Zulauf 0-1; beat S. Saul and F. Tuckey 0-3.

W. C. Ho and L. C. i lot to Saubolle and K. Braun 2-0; beat d. B. Smart att E. Zuinut 6-1; boat F. Saul and F. Tuchey 0-0,

MEN'S "D" DIVISION IKU Lox To CCC 0-D

S.N. To and K.S. Lee (KU) loạt to J. su and E.M. Pergira 1-6; jost to L.J. Wade and Runjahn 5-7: lost D. Leonard and ..F. de Sitz 3-0.

R. Khoo and A. Yeow (HKU) lost to Her and Pereira on lost to Wade end Rumah 0-6; Jest tu Leonard and de Souza 1-6,

II. Leong and li. Lee (IKU) Jost to Hat and Pogelra 3-0 Soni to Wade and Rumjalin 1-0 lost to Leonard

de Bours 17-6

A” DİYMİON HCC beat LRC by seven sets to {wn.

Mrs Dow. and Mrs Stokra, bens Mix Hite and Miss Philips 60; beat Mr Scholes and Mr Hill 6-0; beat Mrs Malden and airs Baker 63.

Mra Lang and Mrs Eyles lost to Mrs Kite aut Miss Phillips 1-0: beat Mrs Bcholes and Men Hot 7-6; beat Mr Malden and Mrs Bakker” 0-4

Mrs Pepperell and Mrs Thompson lost 10 Mrs Kite and Miss Palle

+7; boot Mrs Scholes and Mes Tiili

Baker 7-5,

the other way and Kardar, him-Sea Charger, the Irish St Leger Vanar (HKU) beat B. N. Hegde boot Mtrs, Malden and Mrs self another left-arm spinner. winner, was always in the rear and Ko Wai-bong (CCC) 10-15,

14

So far none of these has Valentine and emerged Ramadhin dk for the West Indies, the late "Tufty" Mann for South Africa, or Ghulam Ahmed when the Indians were here.

KARDAR'S PROBLEM

and finished last-Reuter.

WEIGHTLIFTER HAS AUDIENCE OF "MILLIONS”

15-10, 18-1.

Robert Tay (CCC) and Pat- rick Wexig

(CYMCA) boat Francis Rozario (Recreio) and Jimmy Ku (CCC) -18-15, 15-12.

TODAY'S GAMES Open Senior Men's Doubles >

(Semi-Finals)

London, June a 8.30 pm Wong Kat-cheang Millions of television viewers (CCC) and W. F. Foo (CYMCA) Kardar's problem, therefore, tonight saw Ken McDonald of v Robert Tay (CCC) nud

the more Australia better the British Patrick, Wong (CYMCA).

is to sort out from

who Empire weight-lifting record In 8 p.m.-Y. S. Lim (Malaya) things the middle heavyweight class and Bill Funk "(CCC) v. Yeow for the two hands, clean and Meng-ting and 8. A. Vanar jerk.

(HKU),

Mihalo was timed by three them so far, I should thinkc Appearing in the BBC's tele- 8.30 p.m.-Club Junior Mixed

timera

who

South China brat VSRC by, 6-3; Mrs Chwi and Mrs Yang bent-Mirs Farrer sad Mrs Albrow, 6-1;) bet Mrs Andrew. and Mrs Kelias D boat Mrs Cox and Mrs Roberta -.

Mrs Ip and Xâm C. Rus kost, to Mas Farrer, and Me, Abrow. 6-7: bent Mrs Andruw ond. Mrs Kellett 6-3) beat Mrs Cox and Más Boberta

Mrs Chow and Mia Ullan Khoo Jost, to Mrs Farrer and Mies klarow 10; beat Mrs Andrew and Ma Kellett 0-0 lost to Mre-Ook and Mes Roberts. by a walk-oves?

SEIXAS BEATS KURT, NIELSEN

likely candidates somoonio can tie up one end when mile start going against them.

From what I have sten ..of

Copenhagen, June 3 said the mack Shujauddin, with his boundy, vision programme, Sports Re- Doubles. (Final)-Martin Wong

Vie Seixas of the U.S., de.. lifted would be submited to the cager approach and a genuine view, Mabopald

355 and Mrs T. C. Chan vandi Mra

feated Kurt Nielsen of Den- Federation is ability to turn the ball, is his pounds, four pounds more than 8., W. Chan World Walking

177) mark, 0-1, 01-0, 2-0, 0-2 torbay in the previous record made by The best bet. workra mark

the semi-final round of a sha SATURDAY, JUNE 8 Lasy Bloomberg of South Africa RE previous record of 6:47.1 was The anat result in the series in February last year. The

***** | Danish. Openal, Tennis, Tourna~ 1 11 3

Bot in 1882 at New York by

-presuming, one hopes not too attempt was offfelally judged by 2 4 1 James Mongher.

optimistically, that the weather representatives of the British Ku and Stella Correa v. the final king

Doublew (Qurater-finals) Jim- Tony Troberto Mihalo will start his cross-enables all four, matches to be Weight Lifting Association.

doubt country walle diere on August 8 concluded-will no

Ambert wen he foals by bo MaDonald will represent W. 7. Foo and Dorothy Lam. son is to reach New affected by the strength of the Australia in the Empire Game Jandy Yung Yeow Meng-teng mark, 6-0, 6-3, 6-1. Ubi tex 8.30 p.m.--Bill' Funk and Mre - defeating P.. Polism of Dan- You fm less than 60 days) team

represent in Vancouver in July--China England.

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LINDY REMIGINO TO RUN AT WHITE CITY

Lindy. Remigino, of Americh, the Olymple 100 Metres Chain-

Australia has accepted an [pion, is to compete in the', Bri- by the Hongkong tish Games at the White City, on. Juné“5- Azdciation ́20' Edur

With the retirement of the

AAA Champion,

At Birmingham: Essex 316 Football

and 45 for two. Warwickshire Hongkong in December

331 for vo

five declared (Horner Announcing this tonight, Mr 60, Wolton 98, Tom Dellery not Ray Truery, Secretary of the

out

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