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THE CHINA MAIL, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1954.

SCORE IN EITHER OF SATURDAY'S TWO RUGGER MATCHES

By "PAK LO”

On Saturday afternoon at the Army ground in Boundary Street, the Club drew with the Gunners, 0-0 in what could only be described as a scrappy and uninteresting match. Afterwards at Kai Tak the Navy drew with the RAF in the Pentangular Tournament, also 0-0, but at least this game had a scintillating forward battle which never ceased to recom- mend it.

In the first game the Club's three combination did not hit it off too well. Again and again instead of passing out to the wings the two centre threes kicked nhead, generally into the hands of the Gunners' full back Eadley.

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OF IVORY BILLIARDS BALLS. AMULLYETT.

Colonials Get Their

Chance In England Rugby Trial

By J.R. WATKINS

England's rugby selectors are not, after all, drawing the line when it comes to Colonials. They show this in their selections for the first of three trials al Falmouth on December 4, for the match against Wales at Cardiff on January 15.

Of

the 22

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Blackheath's Rhodesian, Noel Estcourt, and New Zealander Tom Wells of Bris- tol get their chance at fuli back for the Whites and Colours' respectively.

the For Estcourt it is a deserved | make know all about this tender for a posilion

the He has rendered great | elas te fuil Back.

wing and Bazley, also in nnour

'Colours', is back at his best. service to Blackheath, and only recently postponed his return

who players home to complete the season.

represented England last season, missed Wells narrowly

a 'cap'

12 have been included in the when he was at Cambridge.

1rial teams. Most of the others have either rotired from inter- national rugby or are out of The high standard, of form.

Hdc triple crown last year's looks like being maintained.

dence.

Estcourt and Wells will have

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PLEASING FEATURE feature is A plensing

the al Vic comeback

Roberts, Harlequins wing-forward, out of favour for the past four years. Roberts, one of rugby's brightest

han personalities, shown his best form this season cat has ben real force with Harlequins.

Chuk Inser bul buse passing off down the wing in fine style

Their selection has cleared the advon'nge they but his inside pass was inter-

air. And it inust give the many tran

University und the Club gaituer

prornising colonial cepted and the Navy pushed the

and con- hope pleared

players addfod RAF back into their own half. Then Collins wert away <

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Play Richards gathered and punted ther, thick around the Club 25 bat

formance to replace Harlequins him from returning to the Eng- falled to find auch, back but

Hall is not called on and side. In fact, I am willing Nimm Hall. bull hand the RAP forwards took the meni Toglis took the

play the first for fers to the Gonners half.

trial. But the to wager that he will ball downfield at their feet.

selectors and everyone else against Wales. Merrideth at this point in the Ab. ut fv. yds inside rie

connected with rugby for that half way line the Clubs were

****** |game was trying

break awarded

penalty for offside, through the centre on his own the wind blowing but the RAP muffled his moves strongly ogainst him Stoker'a before be

distance. Kot any Two more penalties in shor! kick was only a foot or so short.

The game can be aimmed up order were missed by the RAF. by saying

end The Navy held the fierce attacks that near the

were

and most of the spectators

then McGarrity, showing paying more attention to the some of the spirit of the previous hockey match on the adjoining week, took the ball at his feet pitch, and finding a bit more and then picked it up and was tackled what seemed only inches interest there,

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BIG IMPROVEMENT The second game in compari- son with the frat was a

After another missed penalty by the RAF the Navy broke Improvement and the outcome through and kicked ahead, bui was in doubt until the very last the ball went over the line and Again minute. The exuberance of both the RAF touched down.

and this another Navy attack packs brought about a spate of

time the threes were really go- penalties for both teams, but on

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moment the move was spotted found capable of scoring,

Richards for the Navy had a by a lunock on.

Sull pressing they kicked game a full back but ahead and Eden Lloyd, whom he had replacet.

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ne. The Navy were time, never really

now definitely on top, but they new position.

could not find that Anal The Navy pack were definite just

scoring touch. Firat

the for- ly the better in both the serums with the exception of Hewitt, seemet In comparison with the RAF fhree quarter line to lack Justre.

settled down in bis

and the lineouts, but the threes, wards took the ball at their feet

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but were rent back to their own half of the field, then Hewitt went off in, a solo run, but was well tackled

by Eden. They were still pressing as the Anal whistle went.

THE TEAMS

Club: Kirkwood, Inglis, Brom- hall, Reinger, Stone, Turville, Hickson, Slack, Knight, Rogers, Telamo, Hangroves, Stoker, Kilvert,

Gunnery: Eadley,

Steven,

BENCH AND BAR BEAT

SECRETARIAT

The Legal Department beat Secre a cat by Ave wicks ¤ cricket match playxd Chater Rord yesterday.

THE SCORES

Recretariat

the

Wins

10-Mile Road Race

Chan Kin-yin of South China A.A. retained the file of the best road racer in the Colony, which he won laat year, and at the same time led his club's A team to vic- tory in the team event of the 10-mile HKAAA event which took place in Kowloon yesterday afternoon.

Concurrent with the run, the HKAAA also held the two and a half mile walk, and in this event "grand old man" Kennedy-Skipton demonstrated a clean pair of heels to his much younger opponents to capture the event by almost 100 yards in the excellent time of 22 mins 42 secs.

the

Well before the appointed The runners were averaging hour, the runners and walkers, 18 minutes per Imp and started

at 88 In all, gathered King on

last log exactly #43 V School to draw their minutes after taking off. George numbers

and pre-race tension

Meanwhile, the walkers co was evident as last minute in-

with Kennedy-Skipton structions, final rub-downs and warm-ups were indulged in by

ous in front trailed by Grant, the competitors.

Fung Wong Hok-tin, AL exactly 3 p.m. the drop of Lap-poon and Chan Chuen-love. Subsequently, it was discovered the fog a white handkerchief that Wong Hok-tin had been

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home well

this case heralded massed start which saw the en-disqualified by one of the check- tire group take off at speed, the point judges for running. runner in a slow sprini na they. jockeyed for position, and the walkers trailing along behind

them.

The enurse daldas from Mis- sien Roud, just below the school to Ma Tau Wei Road and then up to the Bus terminus near the entrance to Kai Tak; around the traffic cireus, up Prince Edward Road to

the intersection Waterloo Road, turning

into

the latter, and continuing until the circus at Waterloo Road and Argyle Street, up Argyle Street and back to Misston Road,

WINNERS PROMINENT

The large crowd of spectators who had hitherto been standing on the road at the foot of the KOV entrance, moved up the hill Into the school ground pro- per for

the finishing line in front of the school entrance, and almost exactly an hour after he had started, Chan King-yin ap- pearest running easily and with a grand spurt breasted the tape the winner in 60 min. 34.0 seen.

One minute later, Hodkinson appeared round the corner and close behind him came Norman, who had apparently made up tremendous ground after hus brief breather. It was felt that had to not stopped at the end of the third lap, he would have given the winner a close fight, if not actually winning himself,

Eighty-two runners need the gruelling four laps of the course ured right from the start, the eventual winners were promi- nent with Chan King-yin in third place, tralling Lee Chi- hung (23) and K. Hodkinson (22) (Army AAA) at the Brainers by Mr P, Donohue., check point on Ma Thu Wel Road

At the conclusion, prizes were presented to the successful run-

The Resulta

Hodictors GIL. Nom

The following are the results At the bus terminus, Hodkin-(Orst 12 runners only):

10 Miles Road Race. 1, Chan son took the lead followed by Kig-yin (SCAA): Norman (80), Gor Candy (74), (AST)

(80) and the

L.S. Want to J. W. Thomson two South China runners, Chan RAF LB, Wan): 5, Chan Kim-hung Ming-(BCAA): B. JAW. Thomson King-yin (20) and Au Chung-SCAA) T. J. Wood RAJ-Bek sing (28) in close attendance. Kong: 8. Gnr Austin (2 70 Jut

B. RAJ Chan lung-man (BCAA At the start of the second lup 10. Agi Moore 125 Fd Regt RA); 11, Lee Kam-hung (BCAA); the position 13, L. Medhurst (RNAC). on Mission Road, was altered silghtly with the or der being Hodkinson, Norman, J. Wood (40), the two South

Chinu Inds, Thomson and Candy, and by this time the field was well strung out.

The runners alogged along, led by n Police on a motorcycle, with one at the täil-end of the procession, and when they came around for the second time, it wat Norman in the lead with Chan King-yin, Au Chung Hodkinson and Wood.

son hung on grimly in sixth place, and Chan Hung-man of South China's B team moved up into seventh place.

Chan King-yin (28) overtook Norman on Ma Tau Wel Rond and at the bus terminus was leading by clear thirty yards with Hodkinson moving up to displace Au Chung-sing in third position.

The leaders pelled

down

24 Miles Walk—1. Gá Recody- Skipton (EYMCA): 2, P.E. Grant Aly AAA); 3. Fung Lap-doon HKSSA); 4. Chau HasA).

Chuan-kee

Road Race Team Event: Bouth China AA" "A". bearn-Chan King- yên (1), Lone Ranchung (u), Au Chung-aba (4th).

(eth). Total 22 points,

Chen Kim-hung

TAKE A PEEP

In The Window

of the

THE TEAMS

'Whites: N. Estcourt (Black- heath); J. Woodward (Wasps), J. Butterficid (Northampton), J.

C Quinn (New Brighten),

(Rosslyn Park) M. E. Evans (Sale) is an excei-Win lent choice as captain of the Regan (Liverpool), D. Shuttle- Whites. An expert hooker, he worth (Headingley, Army), D.

Prince Edward Road, and neat Hongkong & China can also be relied upon to de Sanders (Harlequins), E. Evans St Theresa Hospital, they lap-

He (Sale), his full share in the open.

Hastings ped the tall of the procession. should make an ideal leader, (Gloucester), P. Young (Dublin and his selection may be a Wanderers), W. Hesker (Birken- pointer to the England captaincy,heed Park). D. Wilson (Metro-

politan Police), T. Barke G. W. Hastings (Gloucester); (Sale), R. Higgins (Liverpool,

his new companion in the front rew, is a sturdily-built forward | Army).

G.

STOPPED FOR BREATHER

Chan King-yin held on to the lead going into the third lap, But! Norman decided to stop and take a breather at the top' of}

with a remarkable turn of speed. 'Colours': T. Weils (Bristol); the hill Mission Road, and

(Northampton), {. Sykes

F.

when he started off he had The new pairing at half to Hosen (Penryn), W. Davies dropped back into twelfth posl- not without interest Shuttle-

(Harlequins), R. Bazley (Water- tion. The other places remained in worth

19 reckoned the best loo, Army); D. Baker (O.M.T.). unchanged. atacrum-half in Englasd. Regan J. Williams (Old Milihillians); should have plenty of scope as G. Vaughan (Harlequins) N ณ result of his long service Labuschagne (Guy's), D. from the scrum. Sykes, how- (Leicester), 3., Zoldman (SL. ever, must be a strang con- Lukes), P. Taylor (Northamp-

RJ.C. Howes. Ibw Stevens ..... S.P. Ancrapba, e Heonan, Reece 11 N.D.M. Whiley, e feruan. Խ

Stevens

P.V. Dodge, e Stevens, b Thomp

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Saigon Staging Asian Tennis

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R. Thompson, nt Itea, ab Stoves 30 DCC French, e Durling.

Stevens

R.B. Black, Thompson,

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H.M.A. Bristow, Not Out

C.G.F.F. Meinoth, bi Heenan

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Total

WV. Dickinson, Itun Out

Bowing Anaiyals

Reeen Thompson Stevens Pakenham-Walsh Heenan

Legal Department

CW. Reecr.. o Trench, b Hower Carler, J. Pakenhamn-Walm, b lowes.. MeCican, Anderson, Cookman, CM. Stevens, e Birck. D Brialdw

Hooton, b Thompson Mitchell Pater Qualifying Round Currie, Collins, Bevan-Thomas, M. Hecton, Not Out Fenung.

C.V.K. Thơmpion, The Dodge 1. T., Gould, Noi, Out.

TOMORROW

Botter Interport: Combined Chláse Bingapore 4 pan. Caroline 1150,

Mening HIANA

Ita'd, Dowan, Littlejohn, Dan- skin, Crothal, Fisher, McCay.

RAF: Eden, Moore,· Fraser, Dark, Davies, McGarrity, Smith McDonald, Sleeman, - Pugsley,

Fortres

Total (for s wk) D.N.E. RB, N. Morley John J

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Tournament

Manila, Nov. 29. Philippine Davis Cuppers Fell-

12 elsimo" Ampon and laymundo 210 Deyro enplaned at 0.00 0.m. to- day for Saigon to participate in the Aalan Tennis Tournament w thore.

The Saigon tournament scheduled to start on December 2 and end on December 8.

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played along. Davis Cup lines, are the Philippines, Hongkong. India and Free Vietnam.

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Bowling Analysis

Committee, Davidson.

Execulis.16 p.m.

BCM Board Room

WEDNESDAY

Dinner

Navy! Richards, Woods,

Howitt, Lloyd, Nicholls,

Slowak Allwood, Morrideth, Beynon,

Thompson Laco, Annandale, Worlbury Dodes Interport Dinner it honour of Hissocha, Tonkin, Reeves, ow Whitley

Bingapore team,

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Japan is not represented in the Saigon tournament, ne ib is sending is first and third rank- ing players, Atsushi Miyagi and Jun Telegrama, to play horo tri The Phlippines Tennis Asocio- Let's National Open Tourná- monste

Ampon-is not playing in the PTA journey, Doyro, tiowever,:13 top [dód "irk” this-Jour

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