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THE CHINA MAIL, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1950,
EASTERN 5, SING TAQ 2
Eastern's custodian. Ying Pui-dor, jumps up to punch this dangerous shot away from Sing Tro's Chang Kam-hơi in this Senior Division match at the Club ground yesterday. Eastern won 3-2. Looking on are Eastern's Chu Wing-keung on ground and Chau Man-chi. - China Mail Photo.
Dodgers Subdue
Subdue Yankees
Struggle
Series
In
Tense
To
Win
World
By LEO H. PETERSON
New York, Oct. 4.
The Brooklyn Dodgers, behind the stout pitching of Johnny Podres, won their first World Series in cight tries today, when they defeated the New York Yankees 2-0 in the seventh and deciding game of the 1955 classic.
It was a great triumph for the Dodgers, but an even greater triumph for the 23-year-old southpaw, who turned back the mighty Yanks on eight hits before a roaring crowd of 62.465 in big Yankee Stadium.
on
Jassen tar
Pudres
tume was in trouble after lime, some of those times bad breaks, but he always monged to come up with what it took when danger beckoned,
Have hun And the his well deserved triumph was supplied in the main by big dr
Gil Bodes, while the keep the I took Away from the plate supplied by lett felder Sandy Amoros,
Huseman
defence
Yankees
Wa
1315 Teammates swarmed all over Padres when he put molte Gutfelder Elston Howard to ground
Anal for the
out and end 55 years of frustration for the DodgerA,
BIGGEST BOX GATE
inemorable
That
n] was Podres needed for then he got Bauer on a ground ball to close it out.
SING TAO SHOULD NEVER HAVE LOST THE GAME TO EASTERN YESTERDAY
Says I. M. MacTAVISH
Four fleet-footed youngsters, coaxed, coddled and curbed by an old walking soccer encyclopaedia struggling along on two sturdy legs that have long forgotten the flush of youth, exploded any myth of invincibility that may have surrounded this new Eastern team.
In virtually the closing seconds of the match Eastern's Kwok Ying-lok got a head touch on a high cross from the right and watched anxiously as the ball cluded the grasping angers of gallant Tam Nal-buen to give his teammates a victory they never really deserved.
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Whatever honours were taken | Easter shend by converting a the most consistent of the lot out of this game were claimed penalty kick awarded when Ng was wily old stuger Ho Ying-
pulled by the Tigers. In spite of their Wai-man
down Chu fun. unusual team formation, Honni-Wing-koung on the six yards ball was at lefback and Ng inc. Tam Nal-huen got his Wai-man
centro-half, they hands the ball but was set about the job in hand with unable to stop it from entering spirit and purpose. Old matstro the net. Chang Kum-boi, who for no rea
At deception ware Don other than the number 'D' Jersey, took on the role of director of the front rank.
He prompted and couxed his to such good young colleagues purpose that for long spells they made the much vaunted Eastern defence look very very ordinary stuff indeed.
Even Ko Po-krung looked un- happy as he chased around after these fleetfooted youngsters but, great general that he is, he kept his head and made no vital еггогы.
Ten
GOOD VALUE
thousand eiger
ARMY SPORTS
PARADE
The Spot of Honour at the Top of the Sports Parade this week is a little overcrowded as we welcome the large party of soldier swimmers of all ranks and ages who took part in the Annual Cross Harbour Swim on Sunday.
The swim was carried out in what was officially term- ed 'favourable' conditions but to the casual onlooker it seemed that the current and the wind must have added to the swimmers' task.
The Army representatives į Macao, hod extended an invita- acquitted themselves well and, on to the Army nuthorities - to although they did not get quite take part in a meeting in the as high in the final placings as Poruguese Colony on Novem→ last year, they showed the right|ber 28 and 27. With the fro
CRICKET SEASON
undor
Tigers whose stripes will gleam brighter after this show Ing were Hau Yung-sang, Honni- ball, Ng Wai-man, and matstro | spirit in taking part.
gucat changes in personnel Chang Kam-hoi and his male
that go on In Hongkong tho this stage
the crowd quartet of lively
young for-
Arny is looking to the forth- seemed to expect Eastern towards,
coming Open Meating, which take full command. How wrong
The anket sunsam has now the НКАЛА is holding nt they ware! The Tigera
VERDICT
way and the Boundary were
Street on Sunday still far hom beaten und in
immediate reaction of the October 10, as an ident pop- exactly one
Sing minute they were
Tro did not deserve to
Army officials is one of quiet portunity to see our athletes in on level terms again.
lose this game. They have how-
optimism. The
of moeting
action. ever shown others how this
South and North in the opening Chun Kar-sau was correctly Eastern side should be played. League gamo gave the various The meeting is providing a penalised for pushing an op- There was an awful lot of
selectors + quick chance to full programme of events for ponent. The free-kick was whistle solo from Referee Jack balance their prospects, and men and women and entry awarded near the centreline Shepherd. At the start of the
first Impressions are that South forms are available from the but as many of the Eastern | season commented the are for the moment at least, SOPT ut HQ Land Forces. The players should have known that wisdom to decide between right the stronger ali-round side. demand for forms has to top ign't too far out for Flash and justice. Here was the
been
a little disappointing al Harry.
perfect example. In most cases
Opening bat, Capt Although there has been some in- the referee
Withall. has apparently was technically
found creased actively in the last few right....but his decision did
Bort Just the
of partner he
days, dave. needs in Lt Bedson of the not always represent
Incidentally the trip to Macaq RAMC and a former captain could be a most interesting one Justice....
of the London Hospital cricket
us the suggested days coincide team. Together they gave their with the annual visit of the aldo a fine start in the game Colony hockey sides, Sing To: Tam Nai-huen, Hau
last Saturday and there looks Yung-sang, Honniball, Lo Kam-
to be plenty of chuen, Ng Wai-man, Lee Loy, partnership. Young Wal-to, Wong Tak-look,
a solitary point Chang Kum-hai,
There Wong Kwok-
was satisfaction too from three games the Army ken, Lee Tak-tung.
with the bowling and both soccer team has
onco ogain The pame was now alivo
Craftsman Nash, who bowls made an indifferent start to the again with a vengeance and it Easter: Yong Poy-dor, Lea fast right arm, and 2/L1 Morton season. The game against the was the under-dog Tigers who Ping-chlu, Chan Kar-gau, Chow
with his slow
de- Police on Sunday gave promise tune.
Their Man-chi, Ko Po-keung, Leo liveries, showed accuracy were calling the
and of better things to come, how- every flashing rald on the Kwok-wah, Ho Ying-fun, Lau
variety in their efforts.
over, and the players are now Eastern goal had It Benst
of Chi-lam, Kwok Ying-lok, Chu
showing signs of getting over danger that was never present Wing-keung, Hau Ching-to, If the South North game their initial strangeness, in the more orthodox attacks of
is a rellable indication of the over elegant opposition.
Taking the kick he sent perfect shot across the goal and unmarked Wong Kwok-kee was all on his own as he headed the fans ball
wide crowded into the Club Stadium right hand. There was a pro-
of Yong Poy-do. for this important encounter. longed exchange of black looks They got good value for their 100
among the Eastern defenders money without being served up with any abundance
of classic but there was plenty play.
give them all Thrills there
a fair in blame to eldents aplenty, and good goals share. to crown the lot,
were,
Here is the story of the goods.] And strangely enough each one of them has a football moral attached.
25th
.
of
TEAMS
Soccer
NZ Team To Play First Test At Hyderabad
Tigers drew first blood in the minute when careless by Lee Kwok-wah marking allowed Wong Tuk-fook to swing the ball away to the left wing.
Yong Poy-dor made a couple of grand saves around this time The Eastern defenders,' op- to keep his team on level terms. parently under the Impression Just when it seemed the result that it would go out of play, would be a draw, Kwok Ying- gave up the chase. Young Wallok got the winning goal at a to however had other ideas and time when the referee was on raced after it. He caught the the point of drawing breath to ball in the nick of time, swung blow the final toot.
Benares Oct. 4. across the face of the
The first Test between the goal and with the defence on
a dejected group of touring New Zealand cricketers the wrong foot Wony Tak-Tigers who, trooped off the field and India In India will be play foolt,
is little doubt thated at Hyderabad instead of racing in at top speed, and there bundled it into the net.
Eastern's
will Jubliation
be Kanpur, according to the final tempered with the realisation programme for the tour. that on this Jomm they are no Champions.
So for
the first time in
а
it back
Turley, but these were enough | McDougald for them.
Podres had to go through a lot of anxious moinouts before he finally wrapped it up, for three of the Yankee hits against seven-game series, a ball club him were flukes.
had come from behind after by Yogi One, a gift double
games to Berry Madag
Yankee losing the first two T
win.-United Press. fourth. looked no though might upset Podres, who on Friday had celebrated his 23rd birthday by beating the Yanks 8-3, at a time when the Dou- Kers were trailing in the series Iwo games to mine But he bore down to get the noxi threa batters.
COMBINED
CHINESE
It was
Ten minutes later the scores were level again. For the first
This was announced here to- and only time during the game
day by the Maharaj Kumar of Bobby Honnibpil was caught Lee Ping-chiu was slow and | Vizianagram, President of the away out of position, From cumbersome at right back and Indian Cricket Control Board.
Now Zealand will play 10 matches including five Tests on the following dates:
XI Hau Ching-to the bull went Leo Kwok-wah lacked the clos$
SELECTED
PENALTY GOAL
with his
"
runs
Lett
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the
INDIFFERENT START
but
With
things to come it would seem One of the big disappoint that North's greatest need Isments so far has been the un- additional strength in the bal- expected loss of confidence by ting department. Tho
did so team goalkeeper Lewis who captain, Major Howard-Dobson well in, the pre-season pics is an established batsman who and in training. There is little can get runs under most con- doubt that he will soon play ditions and against most types himself out of his present un- of opposition, but what is prob certainty. ably more important in League
The star of the side against cricket is that he can get them at
Police wis Birmingham good rate. He must have City's Tpr Mullett of the 7th pupport in this from the other Hussars who batsmen.
the
was
having his Arst game in the senior side. Runs thick and fast are es Playing at left half and faced sential if a team
is to have a Wi strong challenge from
is to
with
Junior Caroline
real chance to force a clearcut Moss. one of the best inelde- | decision," and the captain will forwards in the Colony, Mullett need more enterprise from the turned is a grand display which other batsmen if his own run-as earned him a place in the getting
show its real Rest alde to play the Comblacd Chinese in the annual Double world right acrosA
and Ho to fit into a line-up like this. the eld
Tenth charity match. A further indication of the Ying-fun in glorious isolation GIFT SINGLE
will Both 'A' and 'B' tears met it first time to drive a Chan Kar-sau is back in form
potential strength of the South
action this afternoon Previously, Yankee third
beautiful ground shot into the and KMB could do
batsmen was given on Sunday bo in skill and enthusiasm in their Nov 19, 20, 22, 23, 24 at when Major Chubb's XI met against KMB sides. The Senior far corner of the goal. baseman Gill McDougald had Rot
at At a meeting held their
side at the moment. Chow Hyderabad: Dec 2, 3, 4, 0, 7 at the Occasionals, gift single, but I retired the
Two South teams meet at the Club Stadium
and the To make the series even more side for he hit shortstop Phil ball Stadium, the Chinese Fool- now ofee at the Hongkong Foot-
Man-chi- fortunate to cscape, Bombay; Dec 16, 17, 18, 20, 21; at batsmen, 2/Lts Carr and Car-at 5.30 pm
is at serious censure for a first half at Delhi; Dec 30, 31, Jan 3, 4 at | ruthers, scored 60 and 64 ro League game Brooklyn's Rizzuto from
ns he was going Into ball Association selected
the
The score stayed unaltered indiscretion anxi standpoint, was the fact that the third base to close out the Yar following players to
Hill at o'clock. Ко Po Calcutta; Jan. 7, 8, 9, 11, 12 at spectively. well when represent until 14 minutes after the in- Keung played
in Madras. gross receipts were the highest kees in the third inning with the Combined Chinese in their terval when Chan Kat-sau put possession but were olien beaten In history, so when the Dodgers two on buse.
match against the Rest of Co-
The by the sheer speed of the op-
other matches of did Gualty crash through they
three days duration are: versus But the third gift hit loomed lony on October 10.
position. won the biggest box gale series big. It came in the eighth when will be played
Combined Services and Maha- in history.
Rizzulo had led
Up front the forwards all did) rahtra team, Poona, Nov. 15, 10, ground under off with A
good things, and
versus South Zone at tense, brilliant
single, After Billy Martin flied p.m.
were not nearly struggle, and the Yankees did out, McDougald sent n ground
Bangalore, Wai Fat-kim (KMB), looked
Versus
Indian XI bali toward third which
at Uttar not go down without a battle.
Given a one run lead in the like an easy out.
Ping-chiu (Eastern), But just as fourth. Potres pltched as though Don Hoak, subbing for the in- (Kitchee), Chan Fal-hung (Ki-
The following persons have
Dec. 23, 24, 25. Versus Univer- that would be the only run lured Jackie Robinson, was set cheo), Ko, Po-kung (Eastern) been elected by the Hongkong
siles at Nagpur, Jan. 13, 14, 15. to Beid it. It bounced over his Man (KMB),
Chnu Man-chl (Eastern), Szeto
Rifle Association
|--China Mali Special. Competition Ho Cheung-yau Sub-Commitico to head for a single, Rizzuto scoot- It turned out it was.
represent China), (South
Chu Wing Hongkong in the 1955 annual keung (Eastern), Yiu Cheuk- Just for insurance, the Dodgers around to third. odded a second run in the sixth.
But Podres, after throwing yin (South China), Mok Chun- NRA Overseas Postal Matches.
the wah (South China),
B. I. (b) Team Both runs were driven in by Gil three balls to Berra, got
Tam Reserves:
Nal-buen Hodges.
Yankee backstop on a short fly
and (Sing Too), In right
Hau
A. N. Robinson, Wm. Mackoy Yung-sang against As
the eight hits 10 Carl Furillo
(Sing Tao), Ng Keo-cheung Gillies, H. J. Open-Smellle, given up by Podres, the Dodgers then struck out Hank Bauer.
{Kitchee}, Seto Yiu (KMB), Wm. K. Y. Eu. K. C. Hoo, T. got only five of the
(Eastern), Law Buckley, A. C. Clarke, J. P. Amorus had saved Podres in Lau Chi-iam hurlers, Eyre,
the sixth.
and Mrs (Sing Tao).
J. Orpon- Young Baloros With Martin, who Kwok-tal
11
wap
he needed.
Grim
But
Yankee
and
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Lee
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TEAMS FOR NRA POSTAL MATCHES
had walked, and McDougald. Hang-lam (manager)
Wai-to (Sing To), Mr Lee Smolle.
who had singled, on second and Lal Shiu-wing (coach).
and M.
The presentation, of prizes will be held on the following evening at Tai Tung Restaurant.
S. B. (a) Team
that some
Sports Dairy
Pradesh (venue not yet fixed) settled down, and it would there-Dist W'Sho, einness (24
ог
TEAMS SECOND DIVISION
will be as The 'A' line-up The Second Division meet- | follows:-Charlesworth (27 Lt ing of South B nod North B' Bty RA), HogoP (27 Lt Bly also provided some good gricket RA), Crompton (14 Fa Regt. although an on the spot com- RA), Hall (14 Fd Regt so good, but No10, Ed. Mul-
Small though neither team, has really lett fore be unfair at this stage to nd Engrs), Morris ( COD). White (1 King's Own) and comment in detail.
McClay (HK Big Regi) South are particularly for McLoughlin (1 King's Own). funate
to have such an ex- Reserve:-Dow (24 Fd Engrs), perlepoed and accomplished
The 'B' team will be repre- cricketer as LL-Col. PLLE, Wood
the sented by in the side. His great know¬
following ledge of the game and his en-players-Lewis (8 Coy RASC), Fawcett (11th Int thusiasm for it will be of the fearn and
W'shops), greatest advantage, not only to Ashworth (11th int W'shops), Tolfrey (8 COD), his side, but to Army cricket Parsons (and W'shops). Watson London, Oct. 4.
In general. France, the bolders, withdrew
(18 5 Amb), Smith (24 Fa today from the whole of the
There Seems Britannia Shield sports competi- there is going to be some good HAA Regt RA).
no doubt that gr), Chalmers (27 HAA Rent RA), McMullany (8 COD), (27 WOTE.
TODAY
Soccer
ut Division: "Anny v KMB (CH) at 5,40, p..
And Division: Armor v 10MS (Skp); St Joseph's Y South China (Navy). Both matotae si a plan.
Albletics Entries close for the TIKAAA meeting.
TOMORROW Meetings
V
•
French Withdraw From Britannia Shield Tourney
first, respectively, with none
cricket in the Arthy set-up out yet, Berra lofted a fly ball It was also, decided that the E. J. Salomon, E. M. Ensor,
Last night five of their boxtern | again this season and the The folowing reserves, have near the left field foul line Summer League Champions, J. C. Wilkins, A. Blackshaw, J. HKBA Executive Committee meet- refused to submit to judging by current champions, KCC, may been selected:—Mulrhead (B
Amatour Amaros stuck out his glove and South China, will play the Rest W. Moricy, J. Morgan, Dalba-ing at 7th floor, Marina House,
Boxing
(15 Med Regt Ansociation be hard pushed to retain their COD), Ingam caught it at the last minute, as team on October 17 at Caroline hadur Pun (3/2 GR) Umanath
Boccoz
[officials" and demandesi three title. Martin and McDougald were Hill at 8 pm.
RA), Sgt Chesterman (RAPC), Limbu
GR) and Minba- . 1st Division: Kitcheo
GR), running.
CAA noutral judges. This was refused (CB), Kwong Wall 'v Police (Club), And go the boxers would not
There is shortage of Basket- The shooting will take place sing THO V St Joseph's (SKP) ell contest the semi-drals, Sub- There whisper in local ball referees in the Colong at at Stonecutter's Rifle Range on watches at 5/30, pers.
Poquently the French team with-milltary circles that ono of the moment and la order Saturday, October 8. The beat
drew from the other events-Portsmouth's star amateur soccer
to overcome It a course for officials will leave the Kowloon new (Navy), Tung, Wan, Police (05), shooting, swimming and fencing, players may be, on his way, to Public Flor at 8 a.m. sharp. A v club (BKP), fi p.m. 1-China Mall Sprelal.
is being run late in October. Hongkong very soon. He la one by the nama of Davies and he Full particulars of the courte has been playing recently in the will be circulated in the near shar-studded Army team to the future. The League programnje
will United Kingdom.
not start vita
after the course has been completed, Such a player would be very
Marlin get back to second, but Amoros rified a throw to Reese, who relayed it on to Houlges for
brilliant double play on the meeting,
Γ.
Mr K. Y. Yung presided at
THE GAMBOLS
GO, AWAY, PHAR.)
PM BUSY
2nd Division: Kitchee V CAA
Barry Appleby
GEORGE, THE MEALS READY
ONLY THING. PUT THE "IVE GIVEN ALL MY RES AWAY
For the most refreshing THIRST QUENCHER
Try.
welcome. in Army, football gitar-entry for the Inter-Unit Foot- ters in the Colong.
There has been a very good
Ball Leagues: Thirteen, tearns will compote, is the Major Un Recally mentioned that competition, while thirty-liye the
anisation in Minor Units will play in a three-
Gaymers For Hongkong Army
Nawe was poolved here this
Árury - Lain' wop
CYDERing that the Hong
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Leaguos next
and finally a call #6 bud- ding soccer referees. An Exam odion for the Class 111 Certi
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