Reserved Stands For Admira Soccer Series
A special section of the stand at the western end of the Hongkong Football Club will be reserved for Services, players and re- sistered schoolboy Boccer players in respect of the Austrian Series belor play- ed to-morrow and over wook-enil. This section will be closed as 0.00 fiskets are sold. If, within one hour of the kick-off all
scale have not
the
alt
up, the same will be sold
to the public.
been taken
Saturday's Home Soccer
Fixtures
The following is the draw for the fifth round of the Football Association Cup, which will be played this coming Saturday:
Swatmen
PA Cup (Fifth Round)
V underlyi
الله
Itun
Manchester
C
Notta Forent
V
Nowcastle
Bonjoghut
Aston Villa
UT
Doncaster
Yutk ty
Ярига
Wolven
Charlton
(Teleco
Huddersfield
Notts County 1
Liverpul
LEAGUE MATCHEN
Saturday's League matches
will be:
Dirisjus
Leivester
Mhe Meld W
Armcal Hinexpoul
บ
Portsmouth
น
Preston
She held
U
23
Ilvision J
Flackbazn
Port Vale
Fulbain
V
Plymouth
Middlesbrough
น
Bury
Tulf
V
Lincoln
Rotherham
Stake
Vivixion II (Sub)
Barnemouth V Southernt
BELLO! C
l'alect
Exeter (
Gillingham
Northampton
Newport
Torquay
Colchester
Swindon
V Lytra
V
บ
Millwall
Y
1
Queen's 1'x
IN
+
Reading
V
Shrewsbury
Walasil
Wmfort
ע
Nos with
Southampton
Coventry
V
Brentford
W
Division 1 (North)
Accrington
Barrow
[refuxi
Carlisio
บ Scunthorpe
V
Okilinin
*
Wrexhmin
Chester
*
C'n-we
Gray
V
Manicki
Rochdale
Southport
Trainers Workington
Chesterfiel
Y Barsley
v Gutenbrad.
v Halifax
. 1otlrlH
Bradford
•Rocky's Nose
On Trial Today
Feb. 14.
EUROPEAN CHAMPION
THE CHINA MAIE, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1955.
Hanna Eigel, of Austria. In action during the European Figure-skating Championship in Budapest recently, which she won. Britain's Yvonne Sugden was second, but was thought by the majority of the crowd to be the winner.-Express Photo,
THE TRANSFER SYSTEM-
MAKES
SOCCER SERFS What's best in
OF FOOTBALLERS
Says JIMMY LOGIE
Only a fortnight ago I was one of the serfs of Soccer. Today I'm free, I am no longer tied to the Football League transfer system.
A sort in mediaeval times was a man who was tied to his master, for life. He couldn't leave the place where he was born without permission. He couldn't change his job voluntarily though his master could, sell him.
It's just the same in football, club realise he's worth, say, soven
years Instead of five today, I wonder how many 10,900, Ho becomes part of before they got a bonellt at the football followers who roar and) their capital investments.- He's rockiced amount of £300 applaud their
stars (ihoir stock-in-trade. every week reoliso the condi- ifons of their employment?
favourite
-London Express Service)
that is subject income tax.
Mako footballer happy and "WE'LL CONSIDER IT' you'll make him play better. So So if Johnny suddenly decider if you want to improve the game Do they realise exactly why he would like to jola Barchesterchongo the transfer system. such a man
John Charles Rovers-he might" want to better can't return to his native, Wales? | himself or ho may be unhappy Why Frank Brennan had a fight at his present club--he pops the to remain in Newcastle? Why question to hla manoger the unhappy footballer can only mopo und hope some kind club will take pity
on him and ask for his transier? 1 doubt it
Let's see how the system
Barchester, of course, cannot Johnny Snooks leaves pay the fee, so Johnny remains school, and, being a bit of in his unhappy state moping footballer, comes under the eyes of some Lougue club scout,
"Give
X pounds A you
£ 10 signing and
works.
week
scout.
ut
The
Gravely he is told: "Well, wo don't want to let you go, but if Barchester will pay our fee we'll consider it,"
and
does not
Colony Tennis Championships Start
away,
moping improve your game of football.
Before a handful of spec- Suppose you wanted to leave
What happens? You tators the Colony Grass-
on
your job.
A
tee if you sign for us," mys the give in your nodce and that's court Tennis Championship
thought
that. of
You're free to go to John
got underway yesterday at in football o' Groats or Timbuctoo. glamorous carcer
But naturally attracts any healthy
supposing you had a Hongkong Cricket Club with lack
and he algns.
transfer system. Then. If you eight matches being played. Seldom does he realise he has didn't get on with your mates,
There was a slight delay in sold himself
to that club for or the boss nagged you, or you some of the games as the oficials life
club were unhappy in your surround had to run around to look for least until the no longer wants hím of
canings, or your wife was fed up umpires. Otherwise the tourna
with the place. you could do capitalise him.
ment went smoothly. nothing about it.
Only one minor upset You might assess your value registered yesterday when Rory at, say £100. But the boss Macpherson of
Hongkong the might put it at £1,000, and
Cricket Club lost to Samn. who's going to pay £1,000 for Hooper by 1-0, 2-0.
If Johnny makes good
his
¦ trånsfer market value soare. The
Australian Cricket Could
Get
Well School
Rid Of Its Old
(Kangaroo Version)
Tie
Says
GEORGE WHITING
London.
win" Never having subscribed to the "ery when you love, crow when you school of thought, it is with some diffidence that this English column makes so bold as to suggest that Australian cricket could find itself in the red unless it gets rid of its Old School Tie (kangaroo version).
Not
have
Sparse
and
140
of
was
the transfer of a craftsmen, good Six of the matches were de- though he may bot
elded in two seis The longest And in football the better the battle
between Chinese craftsman you are the higher the Recreation Club's Ho Hit-po
and the more forlorn is your and J. K. Jenkins of RAF.
Wan
position
other gaine to 120 RETENTION CLAUSE
maximum three sats was be- The fault lies with Rule 91 tween A. C. D. Hopkins
and of the Football Association—the D. H. Dunford, with the former Retention Clause. I'll explain winning by 6-2, 2-0, 0-2. how it works.
Playing on the No. 2 court,
The
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usund £10
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A player signs # contract Sigmn. Ноорет, на Land binding him to the club from Forces Singles Champion, July 1 to June 30, but at the end] created a minor upset by mak of that terin the Retention ing ahort work of Rory Clause enables the club to retain Macpherson, winning 6-1, 6-2.
The match was much more ecmpulsorily merely e player by offering hlin retaining even than the score indicated,
bath with wage
players showing And the retaining
wage good form. needn't be much! Imagine your Hooper, with his accurate half Australians, I seem to recall, used to laugh at our separate entrance for feelings if at the end of your volleys and baseline drives, won
contract the boss said: "I've no the day. amateurs, and similar quaint relics of our Forsyte Sagu past. Yot they themselves more use for you but I'm keep- On the No. 1 court the young now appear to have acquired equally foolish prejudices-by reason of which theying you on. Instead of your Yaqub Khan of KITC had
Tn be content with taking seven a week, however, I'm are well and truly in the cart.
an I feel games in two sets against the 198 English giving you 26 so long as f with trily
been, now performing, they
und certainly last season
ike 11. Meantime you're
hard-hitting Frenchman, thrashed by the younger scions one of the most forving of a wickets at an average cost of
bidden to work for anyone else." Lonne, and went down by 4-0, supplementedi by A of England, but they face the bats, averaged 84.08 runs from 15.48
It's all wrong, isn't it? It's 3-6. possibility of
an aghтckute of 1,093
contribution In 21 batting
20.31 not democratic. It's not even
JUST MANAGED runs per innings,
Tho St slender gate" at the nth Test innings
Joseph's College With the ball be turned in a All-rounder Tribe-left-fair. Certainly a club must have match in Sydney from February
hold on their players for A schoolboy, Ng Man-cheung, was 25 to March 3.
season of 08 wickets at 8.74 runs handers, "chinamen" and cover
length of
SPECIAL BARGAINS:11 Ume, but given a scare by Iu Po-hay in wickets
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or five years would be enough? to edge out his opponent by Beef Grossinger, New York,
tune 4,051 runs semi-failures whose faces up-quality, and you have quite appecciable
After that time the player 7-5. At one stage it was lead-Boot Steak cricketer.
for an average of 29.19.
should be put on transfer if he ing by four games to one. In Minced Beet Manager Al We will decided to St and who came from a
the right Slates-instead of
Livingston, As for bowling, I beg to sug
Alley,
Dooland wants and he should be allowed the next sel Ng had things Stewing Steak whether Rocky Casting here tomorrow
their net to include gest that the five must incisive and Tribe, having sought to sup- to join the club that appeals to much his way and won com- Merciano's nose is in condition oricketers cutside the ranks
incomes from him most. of spinners in the world just now plement their
fortably by 0-4. cricket.
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In Italy a player receives a usual Australian selectors
veteran Lee Brisket Beet (Pickling).. that, who breaker called S. P. Gupte,tralia's selectors.
ua form, the of his transfer fee. Wal-tong of Chinese Recreation percentage ever else you choose for Test and
Australians whose Well, that is their bustness Clube will tell you this system Club
managed to trim D. a player's loyalty to the Berriman by 9-7, 7-5 to best not to pick men who have their country's Test selectors: "gate" if one or more of them club, but succumbed to the filthy lucre of Bruce Deoland, of Nolls, and were hurried home by the selec- encourage loyalty. There is no professionalism in England?
Playing with a strong first George Tribe, of Northants. tors to battle with Hutton
And
Inducement whatever.
service, A. D. Barnett took the There are In this country at Dooland, leg-break and googly Co. in Test No. 5. What have I know a benefit may be given measure of Gnr. does his gymnaslura work in the present
Cooley who time at least four persuader, was the eighth best they got to lose?
to a player every ave years and was very erractic, and won by Australians who could "com-bowier in our county cricket
London Express Service).
It may be
ng £750 as much
0-1 (subject to tax) if he's very good,
Lee King-fun of University but that hardly meets the bill. outplayed M. Pridhom and came I would like to ace a system away an easy winter by 6-2, 6-0. of increasing b benefits, that is, eny
The longest battle of 2760 for the first five years, evening was between Ho Hit-po £1,000
the next, and £2,000 and J. K.
Jenkins, In the first. after the third term. Few took-set Ho took a comfortable lead ballers last a fourth
term!
of 3-0 but Jenkins came back know. of reserves retained at strongly to tie the score et 3-3. less than top wages who are Ho steadied up and won by 6-4. good enough to earn first-team
In the second set Ho took the places and maximum wages with first game and that was as far other clubs. Why should they be he got Jenkins WOX com- deprived of reaching even the pletely in command in this set very modest maximum set by and went on to win six games in the Football League?
And as long as they are reserves they must toll on for an early lead of four games, but The third set saw. Ho taking
In
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"I
defence of his heavyweight erowa in May.
The decision will be made after Weill and a group of bux-
two
int writers watch the Champion Match duly, you must do your names are never mentioned by but what a boost for the Sydney | destroy at present clubs do not! qualify for the next round.
spar three or four rounds with Keene Simmons, The sparring will be done in the Grossinger
Ferorts Ski Lenige, where Rocky
cold weather.
Well disclosed that he per mund places in their country's mitter Marciano 10 do two team rounds of private sparing with Simmons on Saturday,
"They took it very tasty and nething happened to the nose,"
In the opinion of the men who have played against all of them, only Nell Harvey of the current Australian team is nt to claim
Well said. "In fact Rocky lock-parity as a batsman with either ed very good."
Jock Livingston, Northampton- When asked how much time shiro's No. 3 lett-hander, or Bill would be required before Rocky Alley, who looks a bit like Keith could fight, in case the nose is Miller And whose left arm round, Weill said, "He will need
performs near-prodigies with
at least two or three months to both bat and ball in League train."-United Press.
Sports Diary
TODAY
Squash Army Championships Third Round;
Badminton Men's "A" Div. CYMCA "W"
Recreio.
Tennia
Colony Grasscourt Championships at KCC.
Dieting Monthly meeting of UK Referen Asociation, Tavern NAAFI Club 7,30 p/m.
TOMORROW
Soccer Interport: Admira FC of Vienna v All Hongkong (Club) 4,30 pm.
Tennis
Colony Gescolars Championships HKCC, Singles and Doubles.
Badminton
Men's "C" "Division: JKU v Re- crelo.
Hoftball Inter-School League King's Park.
THUKUDAY
Athletics
King's College Annual Athletior, BCAA Bladem 12 p.m.
Army Championships.
Tounta
Grasscourt Championskalpe (HXCC), Doubles.
Golf
་
Ladies Bronze Championships Fanling;, Shek O Medal Competition.
Marfa "A" DIVision] 000 v Recrol
Asma Bound.
#hamptowhi
crickel.
The slim, poker - faced Livingston nished third to Compton and Graveney in our counly averages last season--- with 2,289 runs (six centuries) in 48 innings for an overage of 55.34. He con also keep wicket —when not required as 'n super-
lative cover-point.
BEST PAID
Alicy, probably onc of the best-paid League professionala
HA! HA! HA!
Go on, Len...
the laugh
is on them
for
MY OH MY. COWDREY IS NOT THE ONLY ONE WITH HIS NOSE OUT OF JOINT
RETREAT OF HUTTONS
ARMCHAIR CRITICS
.6-0.
a row.
ས
the
| Jenkins fought back to make it 4-3. In the eighth game Jen- kins cracked up on game point to give Ho a 6-3 lend. He then went on to win the next game And the set
THE RESULTS The following were the results. Singles.
F. Lonne beat Yaqub Khan 6-4, 6-9,
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Sgam Hopper beat Rory Mc-WEEK-END
pherson 0-1, 0-2.
A. D. Barnett boat Our Cooley 6-1, 6-0.
Loe King-lun beat M. Prid ham 6-2, 6-0.
Lee Wai-tong beat D. Berrl- man 9-7, 7-0.
A. C. B. Hopkins beat D. H. Dunford 6-2, 2-6, 6-2.
Ng Man-choung" beat Iu Po-|
*7-0, 0-4.
6-4, 3-0,
-beat J. K. Jenkins
TODAY'S GAMES Biagion Ip Koon-hung v G. B. Smart
:༑
A. Bacon v Marsland Ma Choy Tin-kin v R.. E. Moore
E. Baubolle (4);
HOCKEY
The following are the fixtures ] Anny "C" y KIT.C. on Bookun« for all Divisions of the Hockey poo at 2.30 (Umpires: G. T. Payner.
J. 8. Growali. League this week-end:
SATURDAY.
on
‚' Ladies',:Division Recreio MAY Bervices Boundary, St. at 230 (Umpires: Bat. Moore, Bet. Ingilan),
Nav Bharat "D" y Bookunpata “A” on King Park at 11. (Umpires: J. B, Gonaives, FL. Bom);
Folies :v R.AT. "P" Z
"[on Pollos 1,50 (Umpires:. Maj. Brice. WO Richardson), N
R.N. "B" v H.K.1.C. on Bogkun- Hacrato "B" v Dorline "Alcón | poo at 4 (Umpires: Makhan Singos,
Boundary. 51. at 3.45 Krishin, Lall." Set.. Darvili)
Umpires: 2. A., Abbar).
- K.G.V PA”) Doritos "Bon Happy Valley (at $43. (Umpires: Maksam · singh, V. 8. DO
Cremline. v. Victoriane, on Happy
Z. A. Abbas).
Bye-K.G.V. "B","
Dye-M,K. A‚Ä‚YS
DE FUTURE › FIXTURES
Ladies Diviaky Dopln
Umpires: Tara Sido, XOXV RScrip
* Gremlins v Services: Recreta
* Victorises.
MAN BUNDAY, ZARA || Man's, Ties Division' RAJ “A” V Dutch HC on TAKERE 8.30 (Umpirent. T/BIK: Canon
Toul Wal-pul, v Wong Nal-ic. Oreben);
bin: (4)
edro (8)
· Dya-K‚¤‚V. HAM
Men's First (vision:
"A" Y Dulab H.C.
Army HAR
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