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Pago

SPORTING SAM

By Reg. Woottön

LAST NIGHT'S RUGGER

Gunners Don't Find It Easy To Beat Rest

Of The

Army

By "PAK

LO"

6-3

Yesterday evening on the Club ground it took the Gunners all their time to overcome the hard-tackling, hart-going Rest of the Army XV by 6 points (2 penalty goals) to 3 points (1 try) before a very enthusiastic crowd which saw one of the best games of the season so far.

In the curtain raiser the 74 LAA beat the Club by 14 points (1 goal, 1 try, 2 penalty goals) to 8 points (I goul, I penalty gnal) in a good match which had some scrappy periods.

We

man.

the toners nud Mesne hung on to same full, but their three line In The Dapat Rattie uf

While the hull too long ever the Fines

This moved much better with Ander

the outstanding unlar.

The best w fest att

the ppt stop on to hun

was vory ball They wide superior To be generally let his passes tun | Jones the full back

and Dowling dis- thar stendy Gunners and Bough the Gun Tate adat either died with

for- in the Lert Tormed the tables 151 the itall. 1 lind his outside nen tinguished himself et*°y¢ie! lavfy draw would have Jover-lat pang one another given a Lauren nt presentation of the game

In Ost pre

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fogwarts nudek sand

Cand at

Jin Jin tall was

MAN OF THE MATCH

But willant quæstion the mED

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BALISIN

$ 1 were the bette with Metullagh tur Back

wards

the

The tr meadanding try match come in the closing minuten with the Clubs presdog as hard as they could About ten yards from the 74's line there was a loose moul tomed and the bull was taken by

Steward and went out to O'Kelly

O'Kelly

ACTUSS can

and Chen Inside Pennen, and expreting it, hnd started his N distance back and when he hook the hall he was going like an

expire train

vive he gut from the serum tir Bet was not good, but he still muide

the openings and tackled ilke

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tourly kuching tackling saved the 1 by for the Rest

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them down when

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wer! ASTRA while both full bat Ks supe, with Howe if the anything the better of the two.

love broken through auf scoped No NOT were they helped by wonderful fackling of the Ret | sile, and the Rs forwards and | backs were

stinguier +371

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1 ball

was always

No bull than were Ge Guns | meritately fitaer on the one side

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CHINA MALL, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1966.

YESTERDAY'S SOCCER

J

COMBINED CHINESE WERE GOOD VALUE FOR THEIR THREE NIL VICTORY

Says "TOUCHWOOD”

The visiting Clube Ferroviario soccer team from Mozambique redeemed some of their prestige when they put up a spirited first half display against Combined Chinese before bowing out with a three nil defeat at the Hongkong Stadium yesterday.

Combined Chinese were good value for their win which they made certain only by their second half supremacy,

The

Portuguese team were treat full of courage, but courage alone was surely not enough against the Chinese side who o class above were distinctly them.

I

Comparing the three matefrem, would say that the Lourence Marques dide played very much better than m their opening two games. Yesterday the visitors excelled in a smooth seemingly effortiers passing game and the only thing wrong I And with them is that they have got to learn to shoot straight.

to watch and like the elusive Scarlet Pimpernel he was here, there and everywhere In a flash. Veteran Ho Ying- tan was not in his usual form I was not much hotp to the tearn.

Defende: Chau Man-chi zol Chan Fol-hung

over

Lo

shot

Hou Ching-to who took a shot at goal. Octavio the ball onto the Sa punched feet of Chu Wing-kouts and in aash Chu crashed the ball past the Portuguese keeper for a one nil half ume lead

Seven minutes after resump¬ spatterson. Chinese Combined swarmed OVET their opponents' all

and then the Portu- territory puese were one man short when inner-left Amerali Ismael had to leave the feld for medical attention after colilding with

who checked in the nick of time the goal hungry Portuguese for- warda from getting too close lo Tam Nai-huen,

SIZZLING DRIVE

Ball control, artistic display, From the whistle, Combined combination and a stout heart Chinese without ceremony sailed doesn't amount 10 much

right Into the attack and before soccer if a skle cannot put the the third minute Mok Chun- bull

goalkeeper and i wah's sizzling drive saw the ball past the that's exactly what the Portu-roiling goalwards only for the guere forward Une couldn't Portuguese keeper to gather it master

Just in time.

BEST MAN AFIELD Best man cdeid in yesterday's match in the Portuguese side

wis

their centre forward Fernando Lage who was respon- able - each and every move that often split the Chinese de- преп when they fonte velcr otrylously

attacked In force.

him

outside Expecting

** O'Kelly the defence Swimg nesogl but 'emman mwing inside and tre for the Une Three tackles made u inpression and, with a kveir dive, which sent him bend over berla afterward, he touched down O'Kelly envertel

Previously O'Kelly had converted 1hr penalty and # opposition Anderson had gone through to more three tries, Jones, the cut back converted one of them, and also eonverted an easy veneity. Most of the qening fan. The fries for 74 LAA were made by Tales win whore throughout the game The game

Interesting qlalte throch ft had some terribly wrappy pertin and there Best Infringements in the wwert

4 longe

which 14:1 were cul penalisert

For lange kust might two coloured balls ******* Ener! to the st Kane the Lelut anal 14 LAA used a white Gunners-Rest in the Rest three hulled it ball an

orangisevdoured ball id thematel an

J*༥! The

ball elowend up do better advantage. and will probably be in use more after at the future

worse

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INTER-LEAGUE SOCCER

English Football League Beat Ireland 5-1

Liverpool, Dec. 7. The English Football League bout the Legue vf Ireland (Rare) 5-1 in an Inter-League match at Goodison Park here today led 3-0 at halt time.

The part-time

They

35-25

The game started with a bang Lize Lace WAS kept 112 throughout. The Kittie swung from one erud of the field to the other with brothe sides looking capable of sevring. but it was

the Gummers who notched the Best points. These came from a penalty for offside and Harrison took the long kick and con- verted.

Back and forth wung play again, but it was the test who seated next when Keir wet the bail, and

the QD- A have fun which drow Patio Cross kicked and Bourmon Katheros footballers of

rest of the дім ган she

The ver-ton was losed to make the

Heure 3-3.

the Irish Republic came out of way at high speed to cure.

the game with English

credit, for the League were

repre-

sented by the full England TERRITORIAL International side which defeat-

ex Spain 4-1 a week ago

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ADVANTAGE

In the second half the Gunners hat the territorial advantage thanks to the hard-working forwards and the backs made good use of their and wing furwent the Hest back

The Irishmen pluved extreme.

weli alkt

ever stopped opportunities.

battling against the odda, Twice In the first five minutes they went very near to scoring.

McCullagh were always there to stop them in timid, though sometimes it was a knock- on by the Gunners which saved an almost certain scuro.

Then ten minutes after the second h Degen the Gunners were awarded a penalty for offside round the serum and Hareloon again mado no mistake with this one da

The English League, however, always gave the impression they had something in hand, and but for a superb display by 2D- year-old Irish goalkeeper, Lowny, their margin of victory would have been much wider.

Scurers

the for

English League were: Perry, Mackey,, Another ten' minutes, then it was Alyco, Clayton and Byrne the Rest's turn to attempt to con- (penalty). Gibbons scored for vert a penally but the distance was the Irish League.--Reuter.

too long and Klar'■ kick fell short.

Hongkong Tennis Team Against

Macao

The following have been selcoted by the Interport Selce tion Committee of the HKUTA to be the official representatives of Hongkong for the 2nd log of the annual Interport Matches for the "Leal Senado" Cup competition:

For the next ten minutes tha Rest applied the pressure, but again bar handling let the Gunners clear) uptete trom the invet dangkroun | Foots,

Wig

1

seven

80C

Liu Yes.

This setback took a heavy toll on the Portuguese side for they continuously by were harassed

who evidently their opponente

not content with their slender goal lead

WITC

SECOND GOAL

Goni number two for the Chinese came in the 14th minute when Mok Chun-wah

fter

beating two defenders custodian Octavio S out of his post to leisurely place the ball to the back of the net. Idio

Over to the other end, the Portuguesa threatened Tam Nai- inside-right idio huen when Vale brought the ball right but before he into the box could get his foot on it, Lau You sent the bail back to mid- field. The next minute. Vale fobbed over a neat centre Por- Autordo Seara, the Carnev right-winger, herded the bad just inches out,

#1 his

Ingle-loft Amerali Ianned had the misfortune to suffer a

Combined Chinese would have minutes henel injury after the resumption when he opened the scoring in the sixth minute had Mak Chun-wah collided with Lau Yer. Ismael played a very good first half been a little more accurate with

his aim,

The ball aniled wide game and when he left the field for medical attention, the game out when Mok had Octavio Sa minutes Two when't the

with the

mercy. laler, another good chance for Portuguese team

the Chine was muffed by Yiu So. the Portuguese Cheuk-yln who crashed the ball goalkeeper. did

Job Lever the crossbur frond

from a Mok especially in the second half | Chun-wah pass. when he gaved

from certainties

off the range Chun-wali, Hau

to

Yiu Cheuk-yin.

THE TEAMS

WYM. Gerrard, Maunder Jackman, Olen, starker, Collett, Kelly. Chandler, Relu, H. Gatehouse, Buckbý

ent of Army Mit Bourban, Blibee, Moore, Caine, Kier, Sharpe, Tilden, Foster, de Cordova, Jerlous, Per Merullagh, Allen, Wade

Khit.

fr

*

Stone Penman, Ingila, O'Kelly, Sloward. Rankin, Knight, Thompson, Ansdell, Russell. Williams, Weyinouth, Elliott.

74 LAA:

Janes. Carter. Izod, An- derson. Halliwell, Tunney, High- oock, Cross, Byrne, Singer, Sumner. Dowling. Preston, Plapps. Jones.

SWEDISH OPEN

TABLE TENNIS

/

RESULTS

Stockholm, Dec. 7. Results on the concluding day of the Swedish Open Table Tennis Championships here were:

Men's Singles Semi-Finals

Elemer Gyetval (Hungary) best Josip Bogrine (Yugoslav) 10-21, 21-11, 21-10, 21-20.

Kalman Szepesi (Hungary) beat Ladislav Stipek (Czecho slovakin) 21-13, 21-14, 21-18.

Women's Singles Finat

Angelica Rozeama (Rumorin) beat Ann Haydon (Britain) 12-21, 18-21, 21-19, 21-18, 21-17, Men's Doubles Final

Johnny Loach (Britain) and Then in the closing minutes the Tag Flisberg (Sweden) beat Gunnern really swung into action Elemer Gyotval and Kelman and only sonie excellent work by Tilden, McCullagh, Kiet, and Bishop Szepesi (Hungary) 21-18, 21-10,

saved the day and kept the Army 31-14.--Reuter.

bay until the les minute when the Rest went away, and incon attempted to drop a goni but missed.

Definitely a feather in the cap of the Gunner's side, for this was their soughout game to date, and they played some dine rugger which the crowd were quick to appreciata, in fact we could do with more games of this type in the Colony, and the sooner tho better.

THE FIRST GAME

.

In the first game the 74 LAA

were threes the better and gotting the larger share of the ball used it to good advantage.

Olympic Village

Probably The Best Ever Seen

Malbourne, Dec. 7.

An Italisë delegation today praised Meibourne'g, prepRIS- ous for the 1950, Olympic Games,, and said athletes '00- commodation at the Olympic Had it not been for Perman Village indef. · here Would

avor in the backs and O'Kelly in the probably be tho - beet

| halves, they would have won by sten.”

Singles: E. Saubolle, A. S Augestad, Ng Mon Cheung. Reserve: E. M. Pereira.,

Doubles: Norman Lo and Ho la bigger score, for the handling Choung Po, L. D. Mackle and of the Club backą was work. M. Hognan (Captain) ***

..

These inaichén “will Ge Disyod off, at the end courts on Do- counter: 37-and- 19; commessing each day, á) 2.80 pun.

The lender or the delegati dj Dr Odo Bistuni, safə - Itäkymä The forwards wore slow, in who are to Mago the 1980 hoeling the ball Back, and did gamele, tes" Kombevoks ama not cover to the extent; they cbservers to study the ormATRONS abould hayso, The 74 Taht side | Tloncat next year að eru Had A certain amount For the China. Bill Boedhe

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nt least three

point blank boots of Mok Ching-lo and

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Candido Velgo left-wing was the most dangerous.

for- word and really worried Com- lord Chineve custodian Tam while fullbacks Nal-buen

Pontes Francisco

Rowl and Franeo checked numerous raids by the Chinese forward ne

For the Combined Chinese, South China's Mok Chun-wal outshone the rest with hia sparkling display that brought

hull second

goals to add to the one nil half time lead.

Lwo

Mok dribbling in and out of

defence the opposing

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CAMBRIDGE BEAT OXFORD 4-2 AT SOCCER

London, Dec. 7.

In Cheuk-ylu's ended with a goal but this time Francisco Pontes booted the ball out at the expense of a fruitless corner

minute 11th

Yiu solo effort nearly

The 12th and 140 nunutes saw the Portatuese side velting pot shots at Tum Nail-huen and one of These attempts would

have been the Chinese custa- tan had the ball not hit the upright.

The Portuguese team far fron giving up the fight re- tallated with several ralds that shook the Combined Chinese dere se aix they would have beaten Tom Nat-huen at Joast twice had the Portuguese for- Word been oble straighter.

shoot

WORLD

CHAMPION

World

Bantamweight Champion, Frenchman Robert Cohen, who fights the Algerjan, Cherif Hamin next week, was watched by his fiancee, Miss Zila Hasson, when he wound up his training In Paris, Cohen met Miss Hasson in Durban, after his recent World Championship fight in Johannesburg-Central Press Photo.

CARNIVAL OF

CHAMPIONS

Danny Kid And

Kaneko Score Easy Wins

#

Societies' Annual Golf Match

The annual golf match be- of tween Golf Club members St. Andrew's and St. George's Sarietles will take place at Fun- ng on Sunday, singles being played in the morning and four- balls in the afternoon.

be by points, Scoring will one being awarded for a win in

and two the singles

in four- of three balls matches, byes

is a holes or over counting quarter of half a point respec- tively,

The losing team in the morn

lunch. Ing rounds will pay for

Manila, Dec. 7. The Orients! Featherweight Kanekoľ Champton, Shigeji Japan, and Oriental Flyweight Champion, Dunny Kid of the Philippines retained their tiles decisions in two by unanimous bouts hell here tonight. Mok Chun-wah wrote finish to whatever hopes for the Por

Kaneko smashed out a bloody

over Philip tuguese when he crashed in the 12-round decision

Lust third and

goal to give ping Featherweight Champ.on Combined Chinese three Emil Tinde, ofter nearly knock- victory.

ing him out in

the sixth 12th rounds

Kateko, who has been dubbel the “puckel-la-J Marciano". Combined Chinese: Tam Nai-

rained body and head blows on

ti the 12 round buen, Szeto-yiu, Lau Yer, Chun Tinde in Fal-hung, Ng Wai-min, Chau Tide collapsed, Mist es the Mats-chl. Ho Ying-for. Ylu final bell sounded Cheuk-vin. Chu Mok Chun-wah. Bau Ching-to. Tunde oored Kaneko for a

four in the seventi Octavio round with Marques;

D vicious druight Frandisco Pontes, Raul right to the jaw but failed to kny a 20, T. Ranken

Augusto Onofre, follow up his advantage,

Lourenco

TEAMS

Wing-keun.

Si, Franco, Armando Silva, Yoas Campelo. Antondo Senta, Ilio Vale, The 21st nume was memor Fernand Lage, Amaral, Ismael, able for the goalmouth melees Candido Velga.

had the Chinese that

tcam bundling up to stop the forazing

It Portuguese raids. was at this stage that the visiting team

was most dangerous and a ran- Australian Runners

Dom Ahot off the boot of Fernando Lage Baw the ball curving goaiwards. Tam Nai- huen left his post but luckily for the Chinese, Ng Wai-man dashed up w

clear furo flag kick that came to naught.

FEEBLE SHOT

feeble

A

shot by Fernando failed to beat Tam Nai- Lage huen in the 25th minute after which, the Chinese came out of Cambridge bras Oxford 4-2 their lethargy to work both de- in the

soccer fence and goalkeeper Octavio Annual Varsity match at Wembley Stadium Sa to the full here today after leading 3-1 at halftime.

Combined Chinese had two near misses in the 30th and 31st

All Set To Race Hungarians

Melbourne, Dec. 7. Australian middle-distance Dave Stephena Champion set a new Australian 3,000 Metres record tonight as he was timed in eight minutes 11.2 seconds, although he was "just out for a run."

Les Perry was second in 8:14.0

count of

Kancko won nine rounds and Tinde

won three in the bout, which headlined the Orientaf Carnival of Champions. Kaneko weighed in ut 125 pounds and Tinde at 124.

A group photograph will be laken in front

Men's of the Clubhouse at About 1.05 p.m., afternoon games starting Imme- diately afterwards,

Following are the starting times and draw for both rounds,

of Club

91. Golt

members Andrew's Society being named 1st:-

P 10

N

Course

1

Robertson-K Heath. 24, W. C.

D. Smart-P. FF Watkinson; 8.32. A. 3, Colo. -. . Davies: 9.36. W. Stoker D. Prophet: 0.40, W. J. D. Cameron- C. Deman: 9.44, J. A. Croucher: 9.40. Macdoneld-B. L. B. Webb: 0.03, JR MeAusland-J, L. Marden.

New Coutan Danny Kid, who is the World's

9.16, J A. Blackwood-J third-ranking Flyweight, scored Colls: 1.20. R. P. Moodie-R, D.

decision

Bell: D.24, B. 6. Gordon-W. 9. LinnmoLES

D. 3. Robb-J Vaughan; $.20, Thailand's Vitichai Kumoi, after

Dickson Leach; 9.32, A. G. Donn down in the L. doldman; 9.30, F. C. B. Black being knocked

A. E. Eliolt; 0.40, R. M. Macpher- second round.

-W. L. Crunden; 0.44, W. " Paterson T.

R. Water: Kid

101 recently

9 40. A Middlers. W. Nichola 10 dects 1

World Flyweight | & 59, 7 Kerr C. W. Grange; 9.50, R Maclean-N. Sykes 10, 8. Chardon Pasquni Perez of Ar-

II Billimore-A. H. A. Penh. genta-France-Presse.

1.

over

close

PIRIE MAY GIVE UP ATHLETICS

London, Dec. 7. Gordon Pirte, famed British

Did Courie

1.15, Blackwood/Moodie-CollN/ Fell; 1.20, Gorden; Thatngon-Vaug- han/Kay: 1.25. Robb/Ranken-Dick- son Leachultenth; 1.30, Donn/Ro- berton Goldman/Ceilings; 1.35, Binck/Smart Eitott/Watkinson; 1.40. Macpherson/Colemán -- Crun- den/Davies: 1.45. Paterson/Stoker Wniers/Prophat; 1.30, Middler/ Cameron Nichols/Drovirus: 1.55, 2. Kerr/Kite Orange/Croucher: MacLean/Macdonald Byken/Webbi Billimore/McAusland -- Penn/

They fully deserved their 80th minute, Ylu Chouk-yin crashed and Geoff Warren was third in/Cross-country runner, may give 2.05.

interview tonight.

on British television

win in the series in which out an easy shot eight yards 8:19.8, and both also were under Up athletics, according to Oxford, who started favourites from Octavio Sa and then the old national record. Officials today, have won 28 matches.

Chu contre-forward

Wing-said the times actually may be keung's pile drivor saw the Pore even better than that. tugueso keeper paiming the ball

games have

been

Fourteen drawti.

Inspired by their captain and

Jell outside - left,

Prettove, Cambridge played skilful foot ball, and Oxford, shaky in de- fence, were fortunate to escape an even biggor defent.

Cambridge scores were out. Steward (10th minuto)," Pret- love (26th) and Howlett (444h| and B1st minute),

Reberty (39th minute)

Sweeney (Both) scored

Oxford. Reuter,

Pirle said he had injured the Archilles tendon in his heel.

told

Marden.

Inter-School Basketball

After the programme, Pirie that ho had newsmen

The following are the resulta visited a London hospital today, ur Inter-School Basketball and that the doctor was optimis matches played at Southorn fle it would heal. Pirie lowever | Playground yesterday: declared he was quite unable to train at the moment.

Boys' "A" División

Watt Yen HK

out for a corner.

Earlier this week the track was remeasured after consistent misses were not fost times, and it was lengthened As if two

yet another was to eight feet. Now officials wonder sufficient

If perhaps the original measure- come and this time it was when with only the keeper to careless shot by Hau Ching-to | ment was not correct, beat he pushed the ball entirely Tonight's event was in the

ture of a pracflce for the Mel-

St Joseph's bourne athletic carnivals of the The 37th to 41st minute next two weeks,

If he were to reira. It would sine Pao and indicated were still goalless, but with the home talent can give good be a great blow for British hopes only four minutes to the in-races to the Invading stars for the 5,000 and 10,000 Metros and terval, Combined Chinese sud- from Hungary, Sandor Tharos, for the Olymple Games as Mi-Chung Wah for denly the to life. Yiu Cheuk-Laslo Tabori and Irivan bourne, and perhaps even for the oc. “I

Marathon-France-Presse, yin crossed over a well placed Rozsavolayi United Press,

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