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THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1955.

KEY MEN TUSSLES MAY DECIDE SATURDAY'S

IMPORTANT CUP

CUP TIES

Says TOM FINNEY

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Football matches often develop into tussles between key men. The individual performances of players like Trevor Ford, Stan Matthews, Andy Graver and Harry Hooper against their immediate opponents turn the whole course of a match.

That's why I am so interested in the fifth-round ties of the FA Cup to be played next ufurday (February 19). Ir, for instance, Leon Leuty, the Notts County centre-half, can blot out Boy Bentley, the Chelsen centre-forward, then Notts County will be well on the road to victory...

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COACHING HINT

You ears beat your opponent by a trick on a feint. But there always chane his fackle

will you.

So work up

DrawPartner. As you approach your

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Lady reven mind well.

Stormurto a law. by Welterwerent cum- willi hard blows to the Tusly, teracte Tony Demarco RE the Lauduner wipe

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con-title defeat, want apposired to hauja a slight lead at the tenth round,

Van Rensburg, however, piek a tremendous effort in the bil four rounds are guineal :1 narrow decision,

It was the first time that Van Rensburg had fought rounds, und

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Baht here last muschi i Demaren, who wan Conceding

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perfect understanding with your

opponent with the bolt, slip it quickly to your partner,

pick round your opponent ami up the retaro pass,

BAD LIGHT CALLS A HALT

TO CUP TIE

Sheffield, Feb, 14. fitus finch to take the final Biul light called a hal! Today raid! There were no knock-to the Football Association Cup fourth round the between Aston Carter, 31-year-old New York Villa

Doncaster Itovers 15, fighter, had hits work cut out for which was sulj undecided after his stamina had him from the beginuing against seven hours of play, suspect But he showed Lite- rugged 23-your-old Demar- A thick haze rapidly settled ground and tractionlly over the In the seveall round, Demar- bløtted î The play in the The South African, though a leo raught Carter with his best closing minutes of the regula

to the flurry of the fight, spinning him on 90 times which anded

arutinet with a right hook. Carter

weaved several biowa

been

no righ be Tucting and his late aggression won the Aght

comparative newcomer

professional ranks, had an im- pressive amateur record, Includ- ing the Empire Games Router

title.-

Songkitrat To Meet Macias In Title Fight

Bangkok, Feb. 14. Thailand's Chamreen Song- kitrat, No. 3 contender for the world bantamweight boxing crown, has, accepted a challenge for u title fight ngainst Raton Macias of Mexleo in San Fran- elsco,

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and

But goalless. The referee considervi underneath the light too bad for an extra

get away half hour's play. from the ropes.

The He was begun on January Carter recovered well in the 29 and each side has scored eighth, landing well to the body three goals in the four games. with bạth hands. The champion The fourth replay will be held Bronwich Albion's

ha Demarco hanging on furon West most of the ninth, and then De-ground tomorrow to decide the marco came back with a power-right to meet Birmingham City ful attnek which earned him the in the Bfth round on Saturday, draw. -Reuter.

Reuter.

INDIA AND PAKISTAN LIKELY TO DRAW

THE FOURTH TEST

Peshawar, Feb. 14.

Brigadier General Pichai Kulvinich, Thai Deputy Police chief and Songkitrat's manager, said he had sent a telegram to Ring Magazine editor Mr Nat

India and Pakistan, having drawn the first three Fielscher,

accepting

Tests of the current series, look like drawing the fourth, challenge and at the same time appointing Mr Fleischer as re- which has one more day to run here.

the

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presentative and manager for At the close today the position was Pakistan 188 and ine Thai boxer in America,

44 for one, India 246. Songkitrat is expected to leave for the United States in early

It was

another day's slow steal runs against an accurate March.

cricket, with India mising their | pavo attack, NOSE HEALED

overnight 162 for Uwce to 210 for Pichat said that Songkilrat's dive in the pre-lunch period be- nose, broken during a cham-fore collapsing afterworde, plonship fight with the French- Finally Pakistam added only 34 man. Robert Cohen,

last runs in 60 minutes after tea ant

(only 127 Tums.

Between Lunch and tea Klien Mohammed a Mahmood Hus main continued as thé most dangerous, bowlers, sending up. September. 19, was completely the dull day's cricket produce wicket with, occasional straight wolf pitched balls Just oir tho one, which generally trapped. The 9an Francisco match Only happening of nolo, bes will be the Thai boxer's third fore lunch was the century Polly Umrigar,

and to cause the corlupeo alamisel of India for 215- try at the Ule. The Brot was completed by

who was $4 not out at thỏ Pakistan, wanted a no time in

healed.

pessed down

against Australian Jimmy Car- cless yesterday. His firal store scoring her runa. In a few authors lost May.

of 108, at which he was run minutes befoen to buk inflor Bongkitrat, was scheduled to out included only six boun- wards remain in the United States darios, pudGY KIS

by the after the fight to study, physion Altogether four bataenor pinnerw of Ghkalbarr;" Game and @ducationi==United Proso,

were run out when trying", la, blandad estentoris

PERON CUP

FOR FANGIO.

The Argentine Champlon Juan Manuel Fangio receives the winner's cup from President Peron, after winning the last Auto Race of the season in Buenos Aires-

Britain's the Grand Prix of Buenos Aires. Fangio was driving a Mercedes Benz. Stirling Moss took second place, also driving a Mercedes-Express Photo.

Not Guilty, My Lord

By HENRY LONGHURST

course,

I have been reading some correspondence-not in this journal, of whose readers naturally would not think of such a thing, but in a golfing magazine -about the irrelevancies and inaccuracles of writers on golf. To which I can only give the schoolboy's reply, "Not me, sir. No, sir, I told him not to, sir."

As to the irrelevancies, I have always thought the fact that the winter sun was glinting on the weathercock on Rye church three miles away across the marsh to be more interesting than Mr Blank's repeated declaration that had he not taken three putls seven times he would have won by 2 and 1 instead of losing, as he did, by 5 and 4.

The

Inaceurney. however. 15

1934 when a deadly competi-green two up on Leslie Garnett, matter t of opinion but of, tion for speed raged between the| Goodman 10 feet from the hole Inet and here I must declare, two Anerkenn news agencies and Garnett 13

yards imant" upon heart that, while

Each

started off with a dozen thwarted "Y" cabled

home ponccuracies

alas.

****** been guddies as runners,

stoleerattily that Goodman had "won

innown to creep in, they are the Best march by securing the on the 17th" auxf the paper in

generally not our

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of

fault

the fastest máje to Goodman'a native Omaha by an exception

of Prestwick, knocking himi off unlucky chance was just able to enurse, and nothing on a recentelgarettes and putting him on Au to press with the happy newa, Sunday morning could atter the the water wagon

Whereupon Gommett holed his y was found to putt fel that Mr Neil Fisher, a com- Next day

did not. €1 Goodman petitor In the President's Putter, have equipped

his

16th men with Garnett FY! the

and this rolume as a leveles but thee, were nuli- | Garnett wom the 19th.

appeared

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.1 overnight by "X" and his In the end we can perhaps

near miss, semaphore relay system Inat copia) coloured handkerchiefs

the

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with do no better than full back on that intriguing plea put forward At this point the American by the defendants In libel He was very | Walker Cup player, Johmy actions-1 never said it. as the house- | Goodman, stout on the 17th' if I did, well, it was justifleri."

right เVDH number of letters. good about it and Master at Radkey, when i had

several years know at hun to be, took unly the most amicable offence, based on the fact that bond aseabed him to » Soerer schnol

EVEN FIETTI-HAND

The me perceptive type of 14ncler, we like to think, haz ang appriciated that golf goes on not in an arena (hence the superior accuracy of the exleket reports from Australia. Ha, rel): perhaps a couple of hard acres of sand-tumes

but over

TAKE YOUR CUE FROM HORACE LINDRUM

Spider Starts A Big Break

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Diagram A illustrates a position which faced me during an exhibition framo of snooker only few evenings ago. How would you play in these circum- stances?

Consider it as a break-building problem. It is diff- cult, I know, but only by attempting advanced play will you secure a greater knowledge of the game. The main thing is to have plenty of confidence in whatever problem you are tackling and not to shun any one of the imple- ments provided to help you.

If you look at Diagram B, You will per that I called for the Spider in order to take the red over the middle right-hand pocket. 1 fully realised that la doing so was taking a ris but my purpose was to clear the tables.

I placed the Spider very care fully on the table and held it firmly ht position as I played

the red into the inkidle right- hand pocket, bringing the cuê- ball into position, X1.

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DIAGRAM A

One

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the Spider I By using overcome iny first hurdle,

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next selion

Callover On The

Lincolnshire And Grand National

London, Feb. 14.

Lord Bierster's Grand National Entry, Mariner's Log, was the only horse heavily supported in tonight's Victoria Club callover on the "Spring Double” races,

Bisle cushion and travelled ncross the table to come away from the bottom right-hand skle cushion for A clone-up position on the last red, X6,

I played the last red gently Into the bottom right-hand corner pocket and with the aut

મ dellente screw f brought the_rue-ball away

finish on the spot, XT

Dila

shot 1

The green Wel Jo potterl

the bottom left-han corner pocket with enough speed

The 10 being

the-ball away from the bottom left-hand side cushion and into perdition

for the yellow, X8.

Potting the yellow bottom

right-hand

Inte

the Corner rue all pocket, I brought the away from the bottom right- hand side cushion into a perfect line-up for the green, X8.

Now once more struck the cue-ball well below centre for potting the

Into the bottom left-hand corner pocket, the white screwed back slightly to position itself for the brown, XIÓ.

Addressing the cre-bail low In order to pot the brown Inlo

the bottom right-hand

pocket, 1 screwed into

br the blue, X1).

COTNET

position

The blue was potied into the (middle

fund left-hand pocket with the aid of a speedy screw shot the cue-ball finished in an

ideal position for the pink, XIZ.

For potting

the pink into the hal top left-hand corner pocket, 1 My used running-side (left-hand) an thethe que-ball. The cue-ball came was to strike cue-ball well below centre in oft the top cushion to make con- porting the blue into the middle tact with the top left-hand. sido left-hand pocket. In this way the cushion and I was left on spot cue-ball was screwed up table X13 lur potting the black into to make contact with the two the top right-hand corner pocket. None of this would have been red clustered together near the

possible if I had not used the Pink Spot,

in the first instance. Spirter Monstrosity though it may seen. you should regard it as a friend. So

in some don't delay-gat practice with it now.

These were succesfully scat- tered in the directions shown by tracers A and B. the eue-bait remaining stationary as soon as it had hit the reds,

My

next stroke was to pot the red XA into the top left- hani

pocket, slowly bringing the cus-ball into posi→ lion X3 for the bluck.

corner

nt that if one is to see, say. Crawley v. Duncan, VOE can-

Addressing the cue-ball well not at the same time see our vid

below centre again for another felel, Mr Blank, and must rely

screw shot, I now potted the

ch on serout-ne perhaps fifth-hand

black into the top right-hand Testimony

corner pocket. The white buil Golf

and, I am spectators

position came to rest in

X4. themselves afraid, golfers

Art

Mariner's Log, second in Cheltenham's Gold Cup last

I was then able to red XB3 what the legal gentlemen call

After 22 to 1 had been into the top right-hand corner "unsatisfactory witnesses." parti-year was backed to win £27,000.

pocket. A played f Rently, cula ly on the length of a puttį taken, Mariner's Log closed at the twenties, the same odds | leaving the cue ball again in They catch in two ways. ret available a week ago.

poultion for the black, X5. you have to establish that they actually saw it

First

Tudor Line joined Quare The answer "Oh, yes, 1 was Times as "National" favourite al there." means for a certainty | 100

to 8 but there was more

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that they didn't. And, secondly, Interest taken in Goosander and If they did, how long was it? Gigolo, This pair, first and accond The general inability to measure in a "National" trial last week. an agreed distance from my had their odds clipped, Goosen- foot let us say, to that table der shortened to 100 to B (from leg

quite

astonishing. twenties) and

Gigolo's odds Opinions among a gathering of were out 13 points to 20 to 1.

Lincolnshire betting adult citizens, highly responsible

chielly of life, will concerned Alf's Caprice, former in other spheres between 5 t. 8 in. and 10 ft. cheerfully and confidently vary ly at 25s, who joined Minstrel, Military Court and Kobus at the The most celebrated Missed head of the market at 100 to 0. Putts for several years were Garuda, quoted at. 28s, those of Alliss and Huht In the well hacked outsider,

Odds quoted at the end of Ryder Cup match at Wentworth. Though "I was there," I did not, the session were:

for a valid reason, see them. After closely cross-questioning Innumerable witnesses, one of whom eventually took offence, recorded Allies's as "bout yard and Hunt's as "perhaps six inches longer

IN BELATED JUSTICE Since that time I have watched these putta belo missed upwards of 50 times on

a newarcel taken at the time.

As a result, in belated justice to

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LINCOLNSHIRE 100-6 Minstrel, Military Court, Kobus and Alfs Caprice.

20-1 Desert Way and Dante's Frith.

20-1 Gigolo, Copp and Mariner's Log

22-1 Earty Mist. 25-1 No Response. Mont Tremblant, Royal Tan and Sun-

28-1 Churchtown, 33-1 Dumbarnie, Coronation. 33-1 Mr Chippendale, Carey's Cottage

and Mr Linvett- Reuter,

The next callover on both racts will be on Monday, February,

21, China Special.

Moll

Sheffield Shield

Perth, Feb. 14. Western Australia lost their last six wickets for 50 runs here today and were all out for a first 28-1 Hanselina, Charming

innings total of 271 against South Prince,

Australia on the second day of Charlemagne, Lookout their Sheffield Shield match. 11: The Blessing and Garuda.

-South-Australia scored 75 for 33-1 Dumbarnlt, Corona-three wickets before main ended iion.

season, ends on Wednesday. play. The match, the last of the

W. Gregg.n newcomer to

Australia's team senson, took five wickets for 91 rung with his pace bowling. and Another young fast bowler, Ken Horanell, took three for 32- Reuter.

40-1 Monsieur, Live Spirit, Tip The Bottle and Gagoglio.

GRAND NATIONAL

the victims, I put Alliss's at five 100-8 Quare Time and Tudor feet and Hunt's at nearer six.. | Lino,

Perhaps the most splendid af: 100-2 Mas golfing inaccuracies occurred at Goosander: Prestwick

in the Championship. 18-1 Irish. Lizard,

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THE GAMBOLS

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DIAGRAM B

League Badminton

Recreio Ladies

Lose To Craigengower

Playing at home last night Recreio mct with their first Jittent of the season in the Ladies' Division of the Badmin

ton League at the hands of CCC "Greens" by a narrow mingla of 5-4 before a large nudichec. Helen Kwong, Colony Singles Champion and Mary Wong of CCC were undoubtedly the best pair on view luft night. two won three valuable sets for CCC and paved the way to victory.

The

These

Anal net was between CCC Elvie Took and Stelln Correa

Campos

medios.

and Recreio'n Chuchi

Rnd Bemadine Re- The former CANIC through with a win of 21-10 to give CCC the match.

THE SCORES

Chuchi Campos & Bernadine Remedios (Recrelo), lost to Helen Kwong & Mary Wong 2-21; Inst to Elvie Tools & Stella Corren 10-21; beat Helen Lee & Perin Dhaber 21-1,

Olga Silva & Gloria Sequeira (Recreio) lost to Helen Kwong & Mary Wong 7-21, boat Elvie Trok & Stella Corres 21-18:-beat Helen Lee & Perin 'Dhober 21-5, Morte Ramchand Margie I now hit the cue-ball on top Rozario (Recreio) lost to Helen and played the stroke sharply Kwong & Mary Wong 3-21; lost for potting the black into the Elvie Tsok & Stella Correa top left-hand corner pocket. The 2-21; beat Helen Lee & Perin cue-bail hit the top left-hand Dhaber 21-16.

by Barry Appleby

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phemy old town latters...19

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