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WEEK-END TEAMS

To following have been pelected to represent their res- pective clubs and teams in sports events and:

over the weck-

CRICKET

Army

Army South "A" va RAF at Sou kunpoo

12

10-

1.30 p.m. morrow: Major Chútib, Major (hey) Williams, Capt Withall, Li Bedson, Lt Crook, Li Boxall 2/Lt Cart / Carruthers, 2/Lt Morton, Apr Morgan, Cin Nash, 12th Man Pie Pollard; Scorer: Mrs Chubb; Um .pire: Capt Tuckor.

Army South "9" v# RAF at Kat Tak at 1.30 p.m. to-morrow:--RBM Martin, Lt Col Wood, Major Grieve, Major Fowke, 2/14 Boorinan, Wor Hulbert, Bgt Fox, Bgt Perry, Spr Bmart, Ghr Merritt, Ple Clayton, 12th Man L/Cpl Payne; Scorer: Wot Gill: Umpire: Egt Goes,-

Army North “A” va Police at Happy Valley at 1.30 p.m.-Major

Major Howard-Dobson,

french- Blake, Capt Richardson, Capt Wethe- rall, Lt Lipscombe, 2/14 Forter. 2/Lt Thompson, L/C Arton, L/C Perkins, L/ Northgresden, Pie Herring, Twelfth an Tpr Mackle.

Army North "D" V Police at Happy Valley on Bunday at 1.30 P.m.-Capt Petty, Major Owen, Capt Turnill, Capt Brown, 1/4 Grimwade, 2/it Henson, 8/8gt Mor- rs. Sg Tutt, L/C Beer, Tpr Wise, Tpr Greenhalgh, Twelfth man Cfn

Brooks.

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int XI vs "Optimleta"" at KCC Chater Rond at 1.30 D.M. to- morrow:A. Zimmern, D. G. Cof- fey, C. M. Guilford, P. Wood, R. Bell, A. C. Jenner, B. C. N. Car nell, R. E. Leg, V. Falrital. R. I. Heron, F. Hull: Scorer: Mrs It Chamberlain; Umpire: R. Hall Esq.

XCC "Hornets"

University "" at Cox's Path at 1.30 p.m. to-

L morrow:-S. V. Gitlins,

C. Dally, I Chamberlain, N. Hart Boker. C. S. Ramage, N. Oel, G. Webster, AJ, Catley, K. Lo, J. Marshall, J. C. Fenton: Jenetves: R. B. Wyatt, M. C. lung; Scorer Mr A. J. Cotley.

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KCC Waspa vs D.B.S. (Away) at

C. Fin

1.20 p.m. to-morrow:-E, cher, J. Gurr, J. A. A. Smile, 8. R. Stanchiand, W., D. Blyth, F. W. Ainhold, A., Goudy, . It. Pen- porell, A. Maclean, F. R. Apps, E. Ito: Umpire: Mr Bewley.

The following will represent the KCC (Home) in a friendly fe Lure vs à "Schools XI Captained by Mr G. Cuffey on Sunday, Oct. D at 2 pun.-A. Zimmern, W. H. Pepperell, E. T. Baker, T. G. King, M. Shroff, E. 1o, C. Eather, D. Badham, R. Ho, R. H. A. Lap- aley, E. K. Abbins: Heserve: J.. Sloan: Scorer: Mrs H. Chamberath.

Indian RC

The first and second XI will piny Club de Recreio to-morruw at 1.30 D.SA.

1st XI (At Home) vs Recrelo:-A. R. Abbas, C. Myatt, A. Myati, R. Lalchandani, Mohinder Singti, L. G. Ebert, A. I. Madar, M. el Arcuit. All Khan, Ador A. Humiahn. Arthur Ruunjahn.

2nd XI (Away) vs Recreta:----M. 6. Wasan, A. 1. bin ichell

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Minu, R. Arculi, S. E. M. Dux, A. 1. Sufflock, A. M. Wahab, Jr.. Sherry Bucks, L. bin Kitehell. Adam Khan, K. Lalchand.

RAF

ПАF is Eleven vs Army Bouln "A" (Away) at 1.35 p.m. to-mor row:-Bet Taylor, F/Sgt Welch, LAC Gee, SAC Power. F/Li Ledile (Capt SAC Henderson, F/O Tay- lor, Cpl Ashby, LAC Davies, T Stark. Col Birley: 12th Man Sgt

Dulfy: Umpire: Sat Robinson:

Scorer: Mrs Robinson.

RAF 2nd Eleven va Army South "g" (Home) at 1.30 p.m. to-mor TOW:-BAC Maxon, Cpl Davey, J/T Meek, Cpi Crookes, Cpl Walkins, Sgt Evans Cpi Stokel. Wo Watkins. S/Lr Cullen (Capt), LAC Harrison, Cpl Burke: 12th Man Cpi anfield: Umpiro: F/Sgt Buttio; Scurer: F/S Clayton,

Craigenpower

CCC (Home)

"Scorpions“

at

1.30 p.m.-G. Hang Choy, P. R. Rogi, G. A. Souza. B. Dhaber, K.

M. Walkins, P. 4. Cross. H. Madar, 3. T. King, R. N. Manley. A.

Ismall, C. E. Abban; 12th Man P. 3. Billimoria: Umpire: Mr Mitchell.

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HKCC Optimisin v KCC at Cla-

ter Bond to-morrow at 1.30 p.m. C. Heil, G. I. P. Pritchard, G. T. Rowe, G. J. B. Leader, R. M. Mac- pherson, M. Leigh Bennett, A. Har vey.

THE CHINA MAIL FRIDAY, OCTOBER

Learn soccer with the stars

Eddie Baily, Spurs and England, tells how to be a good inside-left

1955.

JACK GARDNER WANTS TO

BE BRITISH CHAMPION

The mid-field king must IF MARCIANO RETIRES

not waste time

PLIT the length of a football field into three equal sections. · Then take a good look at the middle section of the three. That is the one you are supposed to dominate if you 070 27 inside forward.

You are not a full-back; so do not tangle with the defence. You are not

a centre-forward; so do not go cluttering up your opponents' penalty area. You are the mid-field king.

It is there you have got to stop the

- Dr any opposing wing-half

other opponent whe comes into it with the ball,

EDDIE BAILY shows how you should control a ball

which comes to you in the air.

England's AAA Are

Searching For New

It is here you have got to receive the ball from your de-i tenco and transmit it to your

attack.

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99 - 98:

SIDUOJREDS -old soBujudje - viojaq Batyout to go!

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Other people are using it for thoso 60 minutes and during that time you use only your head.

Be quick.

By ARCHIE QUICK

Big Jack Gardner brought his injured leg and a grievance with him

to London town and saw promoter Jack Solomons. Gardner admits that it was no fault of Mr Solomons or Don Cockell that the British Heavy weight Championship fight had to be postponed.

The culprit was one of Gardner's knees, which in training developed some cartilage trouble such as a footballer gets. That was bad luck on Cockell, too, for as a result, instead of facing Gardner, he took the father and mother of a hiding from the Cuban giant, Nino Väldet.

Transmit is the word. Long the ball, place yourself at once ainted, I want to be British

The

SO

J

What concerns Gardner now financially, Gardner should see Chatting to him at Wolver- is the Solomon's talk of featuring that for his own sako.".

hamston this quiet little mon Archle In answer to that one Gardner said to me: "There cannot be a Randolph Turpin and

mental strain Moore at his next big show for come back with "I bot Cockell of greater the Cruiserweight Championship and myself are a jolly sight fitter than managing. One ather of the World, and Cockolls at the moment than Archie another officiala aro having statement that he is to rest for Moore is if what I read about breakdowns-Kay, Rowe, Rough- six months.

That looks like his fight with Marciano is true. tom. I felt my turn coming and for only about four minutes in six any one stamg, which can be putting Gardner out of work for And he looked a bit of a moss got out. illustrated thus: 22 players a long while, because he could in the pictures I saw."

fight Over to

"I have had 20 wonderful to you, Mr Solomona, shared ball for 20 minutes four not risk a preliminary

Meanwhile I hear that Turpin years in the game, it is my life minuter each, thus you are. 88 before meeting Cockell. minutes without the ball.

is getting in part time training and I want to continue in it in "My knee is practically all in the hope of another world the more peaceful role of coach right again," said Gardner, "and title chance. He won his latest and scout, maybe here, maybe I do think Cockel! could get into fight against Polly Smith easily in Canada. I shall remain with the ring ngain before six enough

but he never showed Huddersfield until Christmas" mantha That should be Mr the old "killer" punch. Moore,

Me Beattle went on: "I have Solomons next big

I however, fight.

must be considerably been lucky with my directors. Rocky Marciano is to retire, softened-up loo by Rocky.

Managers who aren't, are on a If a colleague is about to get is

BEATTIE EXPLAINS

hiding to nothing. If the team time Champion at

Andrew Beattle, the man who does well the directors take the fancy dribbles

where he can it to you or call is has resigned from the manager-credit; if it does badly he gets

Cockell time to make a feint which draws an give your opponents

Huddersfick Town the sack"," after what ship pack their goal. So does hold-opponent and so clears a path considered

bocause he "cannot face the of another full ing the ball. You hold it only for your colleague's pass else Rocky arui Valdes did to him, incata alos

but Champion I would have if there is none of your side in where.

season of football," is not getting to be considered.

out of Soccer although he is If your opponents get or are

Mr Bottle pooli-poohed the out of the suggestion that football players about to get the ball, at once Mr Solomons argues along the definite about getting

are slaves and depkred the in- move to the position from which lines that he could not put on manager's "hot seat."

Brattle was a Cup Finalist troduction you think you can best block u British Heavyweight Cham-

of politles into the with Preston or hinder the expected attack: plonship heat was the tube International. He had 12 years who work hard at their trade

and

a Scottish game, "The majority of players fitness in doubt. When you have got the ball The pubile want to see this as a

He has managed do much better then if they had hi" he said, "but they want Send night" yourself, do not waste it.

Slockport County and stayed in ordinary employment. it on to a colleague. And to see it when both Cockell and Huddersfield over a period of If they have the skill all they whether you have get the ball Gardner are 100 per cent fit. It tight years. He was in charge have to do is keep fit and for it were put on before they would of Scotland's World Cup team, the short weekly working hours or not, do not waste time.

minutes, £15, plus stay away and not only would but resigned because he was not of 00 I suffer but the two boxers given a

by free hand

the bonuses, plus overse travel, Would be much Worąc off Scottish FA Selectors.

benefit, benevolent fund facilities and a lump sum at retirement is not poor reward.

you are.

in'

a better position to use it than

send it colleague.

night letter i

Your real job is to Ro a beiter-placed

send it ilke a wireless and

not a

message, telegram.

Empty space

Only three weeks ago, against Charlton, Peter Baker, our right-back, kicked a free-kick Into the Charlton penalty box. The ball came at me knee- my back! high and dropping. As

the was to the Charlton most obvious thing was to play the bali back away from goal, and I did this on the volley to an empty space into which Johnny Brooks had started to

THLOVE.

Johnny was able to drive the ball first time from 15 yards into the Chariton net.

Had I tropped the bail and delayed with it, I would prob- ably have got tackled. In any event Johnny would have run

-(London Express Service),.

(COPYRIGHT)

into the preliminary

again

of

player,

BAITOW

HIGHLY ASIA

SOCCER IS NOW AS ORGANISED IN EUROPE,

AND S. AMERICA

AS IN UK

The Football Association through the medium of its always in-

Lay and through the open teresting "Bulletin" has had some words to say upon the levelling up in the standard of the game between Great. Britain and countries overseas this last quarter of a century.

space while I was getting con- trol of the ball and hence my pase would have been too late. If possible, do not stop the ball when it

to you. Even if it comes to you in the air, volley it forward If you

cors

comes

Talent In Schools Can be done

your pass.

Instand

:

"The defeats suffered by our International and club sides have caused an immenso outery", the "Bulletin" says. "The older folk sigh for the past when British football was supreme and great teams and players of pre-war days are quoted and. tactics are recalled with which to chastise, the players of today.

now

and

cut down the

thank

If

"Let us be fair and acknow- |counterpart overseas in oppor- champions, The League did not ledge that at the beginning of tunity to practise."

jexactly tan flying but they to the midate

hinted pretty strongly that they If it is too high for that, the century

of For the first time in the did not like it. More Piries, new

it twenties the only football. to Chafaways, young Bannisters, try avold bresting

Strange that Chelsea and embryo Hewsons, The Amateur Athletics Association down, because it will certainly any consequence was to be found history of the Football League,

rebound a few pacs from you in Great Britain, whereas now London's three senior clubs le Aberdeen both won the Cham-

at the foot of in searching for them with continental thoroughness.

of clustered and you will have

the pionship in their Jubilee year, waste the challenge from the rest to

First Division. Will two of them the same as Portsmouth did. growing precious time running the world which was

is be The Coaching Committee of the AAA discussed the that

had to put a finger on the now with us in full force.

Division One Ter ciruse

of Chelsea's to two for another

helsea's non-success situation in which the knowledge of modern methods of after it before you can make steadily between the wars

this season would say that the coaching track and field athletics had not in general

"In Europe, Asia and South first time on record? Their

of the spasmodic introduction of breasting it, try

is that as only consolation

there reached many bourding schools. To remedy this gap in

two amateurs Jim Lewis and organised as in It highly

the are other sides in the, premier Seamus. O'Connell has contri- their scheme they instructed the Chief National Coach, to catch it on the inside of America football is

thigh. From there your

United Kingdom. There are division HOTE

them. burbed to it in some measure, Mr Geoff. Dyson, to investigate the possibility of should drop straight to your indeed some aspects of

the Sheffield Unitel and Cardiff, for Subconsciously, the professionals game overseas, particularly club

instance.

resent the intrusion. arranging a tour of five or six public schools in the south foot, ready for the pass. of England with all five National Coaches.

All this means two things, premises and training facilities,

All three, Loncton clubs aro First, you must get footballer's which we envy, We know

of football paying the penalty of inade- lets you that the structure second sight, which both watch the ball as it comes and the system of its admini-quate reserves, and it is to

you and Scoo colleague tration in some countries per-this reason that I believe Spurrs the have a greater dinace of sur moving into, or already in an mit the concentration o

best talent in

a few star sides vival than their rivals, Ther of and least have paid sotne attention and the regular training

representative to local talent, Arsenal never This is malhis a question of development of realising that t can be done. sides on a scale that is not has, and Chelsea gave up their

"mursery" a year ago. Just try standing still, staring possible here. at some object and then, -with- count out moving your eyes, how many other objects to the left and right of it you can in

Song jump, shot and Although the underlying pur- Jump, G. B. Salman. L. D. Kuboe, R. C. Elringham, IL H. Hughes, A.

pose was to increase interest by discus were attempted, Com Malders 12 Man); Scorer: R.

a fuller knowledge of athletics, pressing these into half-hour McAdain; Umpire: P. J. Hart.

Friendly Match

About

it was hoped that such a tour periods was not satisfactory, would makes the coaching scheme

150 boys a day, were more widely known among these schools Coaches in turn

and give the National handled and now it is up to the an intimate sperts masters of the schools to knowledge of the dimculties ex-carry on. perlenced by the schools, thus leading to more effective. application of the scheme.

A tricket match has been arranged between an XI composed of the fellowing local

Legal Practitioners and led by C. M. Stevens al the Occasionals C. C. (of the long- kong Cricket Club) on Sunday, Oc tober 8, commencing at 12.30 ... at Chater Road:-S, V. Gitins, F. Zimmerns, K. Lo, D. Reme dlos, I Remedios, Hooton (Acting A/G), M. Heenan (Arling S/G), D. Mayne, 3. Pakenham First visit was to Walsh, D. Res. C. M. Stevens; Um-

piro: J. Hobley.

A,

It is hoped that all members of

the Legal Profession, whig are free, will lend this team their tullest sup- port and encouragement.

HOCKEY

Demons HC

The following have been selected to represent the Demons flocker Club against Royal Air Force "B" In a hockey league match at Boun- dary. Street at 4.30 p.m. on Sun- day!

A

Calfton College

In the periment had started. three weeks, Marlborough, Winchester, Harrow and Mili were visited by the Coaches, who spent three daya at each

and an important ex- | Kardar Appointed

Test Captain Of

They were a completely Pakistan Team

school. self-contained unit travelling in two privato cars and a van, and capable of doing all their work using any without

of the schools' athletle impedimenta.

CONDITIONS

Karachi, Oct. 6.

May cricket captain, who in announced his retirement from.

open space.

fact see.

Second, practise ball for hours a day,

tha

with

the

SHORTCOMINGS

also

Practise calching the ball on instep of one foot and lowering it to the ground. Prac- chang tiso volloying it. Practise to the game. No club official, catching it on the inside of the manager, thigh.

to

cricket, was today, appointed

to play Vary your distance from it and the task of mastering the skills

for

This

of

were

PANIC BUYING "We shall get nowhere by Arsenal's panic/buying lamenting our shortcomings. It Cardiff's WG TOSCIVO right is what we are doing now and wingers underlines the parlous attempting to do for the future state the famous club la in which will count In proving while ever manager Ted Drake our standards. And we

that

are in read that they can be in auruta butir Coming back First many must from the Wolverhampton defeat their traditional attituckes which locked his tough bottom"

of, the table with the other two trainer

pinion of ve points from nine games should be of the opiniori

each he said to mes nil a player needs for physical

"Things simply will not go itness is A. II. Karder, the. Pakistan Vary distance

a game of football each. week and Bome ·"lapping." The right." -Open goals, are missed, the posts are hit whereas lost Put a stake in the ground, player must be encouraged

season when the team plying with confidence every captain of the team New Zealand in the first Test,atalo

practise until you can hit that is of the game.

thing came off. When the heavy nine meer out of

we accept so, grounds come along › we shall The programme of work was beginning here on October 13. without stopping- the ball, readily the criticien that to rise in the table. and I have arranged in detall to suit the

whether it comes to you on the day's youngsters do not like enough playere not to need to conditions of each of the schools

former Oxfora but at each place

practising At Lilleshall this buy just yet" It followed blue, who led Pakistan to round or in the air.

But Ted listened very This in the same pattern. During school victory in a Test match against

not just Juggling ammer 80 youths were sub- Jected to. a vigorous training teaching

fully to the company singing periods two or more England, was among the 16 music-hall stuff. It is making and

coaching course. pep- the prolats of little Tommy were on duty in the players named today by the you a craftsman by giving you Groom, Tumer (Capt), Vosser, Kot.com to take those

mastery of a football, which is reimane. Many were accus-Hartner, the talented Spur who selection, committee. norms

tomed to the pressare,put upon for some mysterious reason can- the instrument you2 use, gymnasium at The team will be chosen from:

But remember that you your them, yet before the end of the

struwling Toftenhamn- eleven. Army G vs IRC at Sookunpoo, thaso times in the leading up

facing hard.. work bebung and Malumood, Imtiaz Ahmad, Hanli

realised the Value of it. The Chelsea's return from Wol- Bretton Gordon, ANKET Квере (Capt), Benuy, Grant, &flara, Nár-

young player for Bodky is, will- verhampton was an instando of clay, Kelly and Grini. Reserve:

In wo long as the sample is the lack of uniformity We werken kom, programma 136 League policy. Bins had own clubs, their match with Newcastle and

of the FA dla do exactly

H. Carton, W. Grant, P. Burney, 1. C. Curry, D. Brown, D. Souse, F. Costa, B. Curry, R. Xavier, G. Tomerox, F. Asome. Reserves: M. Baptista, 21. Elliott,

Army

The following players and selected to represent the Army Tears in the 1.KA. Civilian league on Sun- day October 9-Army 'B' vs RAF A at Kat Tak, bully off 4.30 p.m.

thiove, Purdy. Govier, Wilkie, Mas-

tyn. Bellguard Saunders. Re- or groups worves: Raymond and Clover.

which

worked In the

Kardis,

*

י,

ton ""Nor routes

caro

hully off 400 p.m.:--Kemp, Pool, de stages of some of the track and 14. H. Kardar (captain). Fazal | solf are using that instrument / fret."" week, they wareenger?" (not command place in the 1

Army A Bye,

Abbas.

Army ''-Mr Z. A. Umpire Amy C-Naval umpire. Nav Bharat

UK's Youngest Referes?

Is Tex Arthur Smith, "R" year-old Hull youngster, land's youngtet, Boccat refere

field events. A cinema, projector Mohammed, Maqsood Ahmad, was installed and enabled the Khan Mohatnmod, Shujauddin, Coaches to slow their squads Waqar Hassan, Zulfiqar Ahmad ims of the events they were Wazir, Mohammed, Alimuddin, teaching during these half-hour Jeram Elahi, Mahmood Hussain, periods.

Rais Mohammed and Aghi As no boy attended twice at Baadat the gymnasium during the short All except Rais: Mohammed He is fully quained official Balwant, Herniom, Manjit, · Barwani,

that sprint Bharat, Gurbux, Gurcharan, Din, stay, it was apparent Mohinder Udham, Vitam, storia and hurdling were, the and Agha Saadat toured England the local Northern Intermediat #Nay Chart "B" v Dutch Hockey skills which should be stressed. In 1981 with the team which gue having is, passed a hla

winning the extermination by the Yorkshir Club at Bookumpoo at Ilm. on The skills for the other evenke shared the rubber, Sunday are require a much saw progres-fourth and final Tart of the Oval Base Riding TA last Octobe

Nav Bharat "A" vs Recreio "A"

at Recreio 11.m. on Bunday

Jaswani, Mbundnati, Charan, Adara, "per and although the : Mah by 26 ring, Chit!" Mail Special. / with dying oulourin

they

mather

the

the But

Wol-

OVERSEAS TRAVEL

"There are exceptional cases but generally the professional has nothing to complain about.”

Mr Beattie also deployed the how fashionable habit of player asking for a transfer directly he is dropped from the first team. "After all there are only eleven places available, he said, "and it is up to the pro- fessional to fight for one of them In the reserves it called upon.”

Mr Beattie also touched upon recent attackes on directors. Whether the directs know much about football or not," he said, "the players should realise that more often than not the directors are digging into their cwn pockets to keep the club going, and that if they did not those same players who grumble would be out of work."

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