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SATURDAY'S RUGGER

THE CHINA MAIL, MONDAY, JANUARY 5, 1956.

RUNNER GETS JIM PETERS TROPHY

Æ

TAIPAN'S TEAM WIN THE MANSERGH TROPHY AFTER

SPARKLING

A

By "PAK LO”

GAME

In a sparkling game on Saturday afternoon the Taipan's XV nar- rowly overcame the CBF's XV by 11 points (1 goal, 2 tries) to 8 points (1 goal, 1 try) to win the Mansergh Trophy which was presented to Kerr, captain of the winning fifteen, by Lieut.-General Stratton.

This was indeed one of these games which was worth walling for despite the cold and the icy wind for the fortunes of the game swayed back and forth as first one side and then the other took the lead.

By contrast the opening gane elfort, with was a lack-Buster both trans trying hard enough but never netting down to play constructive forball Maxwell's

completely

Afteen the

and

scored, umi bally points (2 gods, points (I goud).

seated

eventually

won by 13

I lay o 3

The major game started at a auch faster price that the flex game, and the pace was kept up throughout the whole mulch

eaf Ther

Wit

The tacklog high points of the mandala, tervel there were to complaints from the jivelstors on that senare

Both get of

good day

the best t deserves

halves hudd

with Glen GENT Ket

O'Kelly the four mention for the fine

International

Ice Hockey Schedule

Milan, Haly, Jon #

bee hacke

The international Længue's six country

"director

few Club

game he played, and surprised feld in attack that he was at supporters | times in danger of being vir- Juve been

dila. rather

side round the serum appointed in him Intely.

Wi

EXCELLENT SERVICE

He got an excellent service plenty of the from Glen bail from the sel seruins for Barker outhooked Davies easily

used his

Qarees to goo

atvanlage

The halves, while they com- bined better,

tuo tur Blood per! und Steward's phases Mc- sometimes did not rench Garrity. Th14: only

to VYLUTI really stand out was Jotunstone,

inding was who tomeha

ex- 220541 cellent, and his covering tackling in defence very good.

EXCL

bulli

aldes DUS-

The threez played very well, with sibly line'CHO the most oul- sting In defence both sides showed tenacity of purpose that has Rot been sem for long me.

But it was the forwards who had the star of the maleb lai Fage He

everywhere, Tackling, covering. preking up loose balls and gentily being forward every hing

Loose should be

He had got support from Hil while his two opposłe numbris, Pentuan atki McCullagh, were well to the fore

In

In the linevuis Lumi ucul Ker the Tapanis site were the

low standing players, getting the

ball back nearly every time,

THE MAIN GAME

Both

sidew

difficult

ate" today announced the sehin dule of the Olymple tournament pensity kick ta the fist ten minutes finala at Cortina Dampezzo be- and beautifu the Jova were Just stopped Unse and again by hard ginning January 30.

Lackling with only yous 15

The Brads games will he held in the Cortina lee Stadiun ench day from January 30 through February 4 Three matches will

be played every day at 1400. 1800 and 2030 <iMT.

Auto

run

In the 2005 ininute the Taipan's

A opened the acuring

nieg tok play deep by Parkin into the car's half of the field and the Tapan's forwardin sejuk i on un they were stopped live yardı

om the CHF R

There

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live-yozi PROT

VAR

|

theu

THE PLAY

There was, after quite some time put on the Commodore 25 The Commodore's team heeler but balled and Jackman took the buil

teat trow

und then passed vut to Shelley who noored well o Jolutone converted 0.0.

Thord wa Du further SCOTTISH

half before

thine, but after 10 interval both teamna suwed more spirt than they had to date, and with Uir Coromodore's forwar soning in the loose they were xxn Heiting near the Catantialuner'a lite and found dancerou

A kick head went over the ne and there won 25 drop out, but arm wack and the L'anunodore's teain heeled and the ball went out to Kerrigan and at to Naylor, and Rally to Eliott who was following up wall, and he scored under the pets after 18 minutes of the second hair. Andersons converted B-0.

From now of the Balle was for Be next fcw inutes exceedingly funny, accidentally, o udrustedly. but the only thing missing was the

Laney

Then suddenly LI Carce stopped be

a large an Jackman got the ball from a scruin and out 11 out to Moure (Army) who went down the wink with

Ku

вкоре in the COFFICE. The conversion won missed 8-6.

Zu to

Agai 1114 Commissioner's terri attached with a good foot rushi Jed by Tustra, band McGarrity got the ball and went off but his paxe was froin knocked

about 30 yarda

the Conunodore's line, ond one of the Commodore's players Whe penalised for tying on the ball after lackio, but Johnstone mimed. still the pressure

was kopt 12. with tổ yards to go the bạði wexit 10 Mogre (Army) and be found an opening, sold dummy raced through lo scofe nese the post. Johnstone hit the up- right with his kick, but it med in to make the deal acute 13-5.

The committer also appointed forđeted, and Page bruke clear trum Olymple referces and goal judges fit and carried the ball over the line

ani again Thomas Indssed the long conversion.

3-0 Holef

and decided to meet Cortitia's Cristallo

January 25.

Cel

AJK)

were in-

The Tina's Lean now turned un ful pressure, but Valentine was not It also announced today the

always t thum point drawing bis following schedule of prefumia- 11th,

P the attacka

ury

hex key

warbly stempel in Gate. tournameni

Pake once again took the ball to within 15 yards of the CBP ne where there was

1 matches:

Vy

Austria:

Jan. 21. Italy Canada vs. Germany,

Jan. 27. - Czechoslovakia USA; Canada Austria, Italy vs. Germany; Busala vs. Sweden,

Jun. 28. USA

Sweden VA Switzerland:

va. Canada.

V

Poland; Italy

Jun 20 Austria many: Czechoslovakia 13. land; Russia vs. Switzerlan

Ger- Pu-

The ball carpe back to O'Kelly and with a nice

kuck $1

he gave Lewis the chance he had been wait

Eur Iww katiered the Unl At least 10 yards before he was finally eight and tackled, but

W passed!

who out- Midic

Fraser paced

E KONZUMJET The Isla O'Kelly converted 3-5

Howe

REPEATED

Almost mediately the situation Futéen yards from wan repeated. their own line The CBP's team gut The "directorate." Comedie ball from a scruit and Gerrard

Be it and whipped through, neally

and after an of deleztutes From SEC countries sidestepped How?, www Sweden,

Frater, luther 70-yard run was tackled and Czechoslovalem, Switze land dad out to Lewis

Mit aight

1tely

the

narumuusly approved glastous

Uie

Whil weni wing with

A

acore.

down of speed to

Burnt

12 match, Khaen-group 'Kelly missed the kit kick. 3-8.

Now I WAN

Lewin's the Tatpan's turn to me) VE An attack by the

dimination round proposed by Chan Ahearne. The finals will be held with two up tauns CBF's fteen was repulsed by Kei who will fee kies Putnu loured

of the jude the CBP's in İleid.

from each group with a tota, of 15 matches. An curlies plan to ste round-robin tournament of all 10 entrants was rejected because it would have involved no less than 55 matches,

Czrcho- Canuda, Russia slovakia were seeded to head ench elimination group on the basis of their record in last World Championships year's

tu avoid their before the finals.

aceting

Delegates unanimously 15- proved

serun

kicked

The Taipan' tensi gol the bail back and Keir went blind from the that followed the lineout, and then, when threatened,

TOMA, and kiler ma bite pasing hong the futwards the ball went out to Boorman on the wing and he went through to teore, despite sonie the defenders. strong tackling by This maned the long kick, 0-4.

the only doubtful Then CAMIC

Attacking, the point in the mate CBF's side got the ball to within ten yards of the Taipan's line. The CBF tam heeled, held the ball and loved over the line, then drop-

a proposal that Italy pod on the ball, but the referee de- luuched 12 down first. Whether

was to be secded to head a four-cided that the Taipan's team had

entry elimination group which

included Austria and Germany by drawing.-United Pros

Roger Moens Will

Not Run In

they actually did is a moot point, but the referee was

and there should have doubt

Imunediately the Tep

Olympic Games rest of the

close enough been utile

WINTER OLYMPICS

Man To Watch

Is Japan's Chiharu Igaya

Wengen, Switzerland,

Jan. 9. Japan's Chiharu Igaya who Anished sixth in the Slalom in tho international LauberhomS

races here yesterday, should be a man to be reckoned with at the Winter Olymple Gemes at Cortina, Italy this month.

He gained this place under a handicap for the course was aires dy well worn and he had n silft neck.

left The overall impression by the races, however in that

should dominate Austria

the Men's Alpine Ski events but that the Women's events re- main open.

men

showed The

The Austrian ove whelming superiority. combination winner

happened

to be Jost Rieder but any one of his team mates is capable of taking Olympic tilles.

very

not

The Russians gave a ordinary display and do seem to be of any big threat.

But American skiers looked promising. Ralph Miller proved a good runner in the downhill and Slalom while several others including Wallace Werners also impressed.

Switzerland, the

Italy, France, Norway have Germany and several good racers but no one on the Lauberhorn showing- who looks capable of winning at Cortina-Router,

woy

the from

drop-out CCA Wing the taiTHO back upheld. A short kick from Have Valentine his Grup-out chance and seuing both it and the ball he aldretepped

kicked DVCT then through.

heats Blincoe Book 12 Defenders ou the half way Noe and west the way to score near the posta. Kels converted 11-8.

Gerrard minute the closing had a beautiful run down the wing, but was unaupported and his effort their play Roger Moens of Belgium, the came to naught For

the fully deserved World's 800-metre record holder, bot

them after- provided for dropped bombshell in the warda by De sicklowy.

THE FIRST GAME

Brussels, Jan. D.

sporting world here today' in announcing he will not run at the Olympic Games.

Moen's decision was Influenced

dinner

tooms

The first game was scrappy, Afteen looked the

by a recent invitation to race in almost from beginning to end.

The United States

this June.

Maxwell's

Although the invitation has not more dangerous, with Jackman yet been officially received by playing very well at fly half, the Belgian Athletic Association and sending out

some

nice

Moens has been approached pri-passes to his threes, but Mooro (Army) would not feed, hlu vately, and has accepted.

His first American race will wings and time after time, died be at Campden Doar Los with the ball.

Angeles on June 8.

reckons he will be at the

Even when lio did food his poak of his form at this time. wings ho felt it late and they

TENNIS

British Girl Wins Singles:

Title

Paris, Jan. 8. Budge

Patty of the United States

Pierre Gillou wou the terinis cup, beating his com patrine Hugh Stewart 5-7, 8-4, 6-4, 6-4 here today.

Busin

The Jim Peters Trophy, awarded annually to the British athlete displaying the highest qualities of courage, endurance and determination, was presented to 41-year-old Londoner Geoff Iden--by Peters himself. Iden is pictured left being congratulated by Peters.

Tho Trophy was originally awarded Peters last year by a Bettish newspaper, the Daily Express, and be asked that the trophy should be annually presented to the year's grittiest sportsman.

Iden received the trophy for his performance in this year's Amateur Athletio Asnocía-.

As he entered Reading Stadium It was obvious he was near tion Marathon at Reading. collapse but he succeeded in staggering past the winning post before he foll. As the ambulanoo men approached him he managed to say "Don't put me an a stretcher. The wife will think I am dead." He was placed second in the race.

ITALY'S BIGGEST OFFER

£10,000 Contract

Awaits Carver

By ROY PESKETT

be

The biggest contract in Italian Soccer history said to

more than £10,000 for two years is waiting in Milan for Jesse Carver, whose release from the Coventry City managership was announced recently. This was the information that reached me from Italy.

Charles Davies, secretary-general of the Internazionale Club, Italian First Division Champions in 1968-54, said in Milan that Carver had agreed to join them, but his arrival date has not yet been decided.

the matter

felt that In view of the many stories about Jerse this week ought to make a statement."

been

Page

The Secret Of Geoff Iden-Learn To Be Something Good

Geoff Iden (pronounced Eye-den). was the man who received the Jim Peters Trophy, the badge of courage for endurance and determination in the world of athletica, dn December 21.

This was the man who is Captain Courageous of 1956, the man who would not quit, the man who in the white heat of a Júly day this summer ran 26 miles and 885 yarda-ran, well, finally walked, staggered-for two hours and 40 minutes, and went straight.

His Brst words through of racing in the summer he cracked, parched 1 were: does 85 miles a week training. "Well Í dián't quit dià 17 I just In his racing years be hos run didn't quit." I had to ask the around 45,000′′mitos, The prizo questions "But why do you do is something worth seven why do you torture guineas. But the Idens don't your

Beed prizes. Their lives are a Ho smiled. It was an easy dedication to sport. smile that fell into pleasant Geoff Iden is a hard man to creases on a face that had re-talk to about himself. Hu gistered awful agony because a sport, yes. His rivals, yes.

Hi man' heart

would not allow home at Upton Park, his patient Els body to quit.

wife, hia 17-year-old

He replied: "Well, you have Frank, yes Himself, no.

con

to try to be good at something And now--would I mind, but grid I was no good at football

he had to get home to change or cricket. I

did pretty well and got on with his training. I wity 18 and I won when

a thought

of him, alight, doter- road race. i

just decided

tomined, running alone through a been running drab winter night. Slight, de-

termined and courageous.

run, and I have

for 20 years"

"But surely," I saði, "when filled with pain your foot aro

to

A great-hearted, athlete well fitted

modest

on

to become Britain's Captain Courageous of Athletica-tie

man

whose

and your legs don't belong you, don't you say 'Why earth am I doing this?”

NEXT BACE . . .

"Oh yes," he said carnesily. Wo all esl

most

KALF-

selves the names we would not allow others to pin on us. Then

I canes to the next roe and we are back no keen 1.9 mustard."

This trail-looking. lightly- built min has deepset eyes. Maybe they are cyes which

have envisioned a white

tape

creed commands: You must bo

good at something.

-(Londen Express Service).

(COPTRIGHT)

Sports Diary

TODAY

Eweling

Council Meeting Hongkong Football

15, 20, 25 miles away, or maybe they have so often sunk into Association. Sports Road, 245 p.m. ·

Badrainton that nature plts of exhaustion

at Inter-School Badminton decided it would be better totham College, 0 pm. leave them that way.

he But these eyes lit up as enthused: "You know there is a great joy when you feel you are winning, or even finishing.

"I shall never forgot the happiness when I was able to Anish in Helsinki In 1952 I know i was only ninth, but i felt I was walking on air as I ran the lost mile”

Iden is one of the incredibles From eight in the

The terins of lis

the club to keep contract all agreed

In 1951, bus were settled by telephone and

signed by Plymouth Argyle as of sport. secret over the holidays, but I letters.

a part-time professione) at a fee morning until 5.45 in the even- approaching £1.000.

ing he is on his feet working av And he played for Plymouth a tailor's fixer.

match In the Second Division

I thought this job was trying at Home Pork against Hull to persuade chaps like myself to pay something off the tailor's bul. But no, it is a highly skilled affair to do with cutting suits.

Although Internazionale with held an official statement on

with negotiations

Carver, understand they SOS On the Christmas day.

1

sent him an

evening

of

be

new 110

Although

appoint- ment will be made immediately, | City. Mr Shanks added: "There will to the stuff" no addition It followed the 4-3 defeat of which seems to indlerie that their much-touted team, includ-| George Raynor, the present Ing Swiss star centre-forward trainer-coach will step into the

Koger von Lanthen, by Genoa. | manager's job, This was their third successive beating, and coach Aldu Cam- patel was sucked,

Coventry's

announcement came 24 hours after Mr Carver had told me he had received no offers to return to a

coaching job in Italy.

SHE IS ILL

-

Official grounds are the health of Mrs Carver, who, in the words of Coventry chair- min Mr Erle Shanks, "has not settled at all since she arrived In the Midlands "

I understand Mr Carver has given Coventry an underuking not to join another British club during the unexpired portion of his contract, which runs to June 30, 1958.

Cardif City's manager, Trevor Morris, deserts his home fireside to travel over the Border for Hogmanay. But his visit is not to "Arst foot," but a bid 10 spot EX two-footed Inside-forward.

end.

With Mr Morris will be Chy's chief scout, Albert Lindon, and The full story in the words

the two-man sweep looks like of Mr Shanks..."Mr Carver, who has been worried about his being extremely busy this week-

time, wife's health for some

Rovers stated us after the Bourne- come to

there had been a stream of in- Kame an Deember 17, mouth

for the transfer-listed quiries and asked for release from his

Ronnie and three-year contract.

He said Clayton brothers,

Blackbur

Mrs Carver had suffered black- Ken, but "no concrete offers." outs and falls.

"I immediately called a board we cancelled his meeting and contract, with great regret. We

MACAO TEAM

One

also Argyle

another try youngster, Peter Dyer, an 18- year-old local boy, who replaces Welsh international Bill Shortt in gual. It will be Dyer's first Longue game.

MILEAGE LOG

WEDNESDAY

Поскву

Grat

Combined Services Hockey trial at änakumpoo, 3 pm.

Faditio Inter-School badminton et Queen's College. 6 p.g.

THURSDAY

Maxwell,

Tabis Tennis Police Inter - Division, Shield at Boundary Street a p.m.

Land Forces' Open Chełmplemetip at Maepherson Stadium, 8:30 p.m..

NOTIC M

THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB

As from 5th January 1856, Admission

the Badges 'to Now most chaps would want Members Enclosure on Race to get their foot up. Not your days are obtainable from the Geoff idens. In winter he runs

Building,

Crewe signed Joseph Eric Wrex-

45 miles a week. In spring, 60, Club's Cash Sweep Office, at tier, the 25-year-old

who was and when ham centre-forward

a Marathon man's Queen's previously with Leicester and fancy seriously turns to thoughts Road, and NOT from the

Lincoln City. He will play against Wrexham,

SocUCT Slaves note: Lincoln City presented three players with benefit cheques. Harry Troops

John and

Garvie received £750 and Don Dykes £600-the first time a Lincoln serve player had been given a benefit.

(COPYRIGHT)

UNIVERSITY

PAST BEAT

PRESENT

Thom And Landolt Win Inter-Hong

Chater

Secretary's office at Alexandra House.

Admission Badges at $10.00 each per day are obtainable only on the written introduc- tion of a Member, who will be responsible for all visitors W. A. Thom and J. S. Lan-introduced by him. Payment

Bowls Final

doit (Peat, Marwick and Mit must bo ip cash, and cannot chell Ca) scored a narrow 20-19 be chargeable to Members shots victory over J. Tindall

and A. R. A. Rahman (Gilman accounts.

In and Co)

the Inter-Hong Lawn Bowls final, after an ex- tra head,

the at

Kowloon Bowling Green Club yesterday.

Tho lovers started with a triple and a four on the first two heads

to lead by 7-0 and then increased their lead to 13-

the 11th head. by

But Throm In their annual cricket match and Landolt came back strong- with a triple, a single and a the played at Pokfulam yesterday, double to vel the score at "Past" students 13-13 on the 15th head. On the the "Present" by 55 next head Thom and Landolt conditions chalked up a four to take the lead for the first time. The score was then 17-13.

Not All THREE

First Division club in- he was manager told me terested, but added: "I cannol offord to buy the three of them"

a cryptic roterence to part in the tansfer bid of Mr the University Thomas Clayton, father of the defeated

in weather runs two boys.

which were almost freezing. Parents who took too keen an

THE SCORES interest in the affairs of their footballing cons wers

NKU "Pat" crilicised by Mr Joe Richards, T. Lo, b Ten vico-president of the Football A. T. Len, c Slvæm b Ride

B. K. Poh, Ib A Macao selection yesterday League and chairman of Barns-M. C. fung. lbw Teh beat the Ecstern Athletic Asley FC. sociation football team 2-1 in a friendly match here.

BEATS EASTERN AT SOCCER

Macao, Jan. 9.

J. C. Koh, b Ride Arthur Rumilahn, not out

W. Hong Bling, & Fide Mr Richards said; "There. C. Fenton, & Barto b Rito

3. V. Gitting, run out Bre too many fathers and

N. Peters, run out K, Lo, not out Eastern were without two mothers trying to interfere with of their star players, centre the game. Clubs do not want the parents of their half Ko Po-keung and left-o sigu

players, and It is hardly fair to winger Hao Ching-to.

Eastern. players played a their sons."

West game to keep the Mecao forwards at bay during manager, the first half,

Cautious

Extrus

Total (for wkts doc) .. 103

Fall of wicketa: 1-9, 2-41, B-76, 4-76, 0-70, 0-91, 7-83, 6-92, D-139.

Bowling Analysis

ORW

Bromwich Albion Vic Buckingham, watched Eddle-Bally, Totten- transfer-listed inside- the forward, play for the reaOVES first and only against Q.P.R. at Tottenham | K. T. dob before the interval. | Inst week.

A misjudgment by the ham's Macho pr gove visitors goal shortly

8. M. Toh R. Jothy

T. Ride

\ HRV "Present".

On resumption, Macao Albion transferred 23-year-old revered the table and scored inside-forward Bill Hodgkisson A. Yau, b 100 two goals to win the game to Walsall recently.

G. Kent, o Teh b'Kalo Franco-Presse,

Dr L. Ride, bw Roh But under the 14-day. Gob, b Koht

́ ́S. M. Teh, lbw Kohi qualification rule Hodgkisson Basto, a Pob b K. Lo will not be eligible to play for Juthy Lab Kol Walsall in their FA Cup third- Ban Bow K. Lo | round tie with Port Vale thin

Deaf Mute Boxer For Manila

Sivam, b K. Lo

A. Tok. b A. T. Les C. Emmanuel, not out

Extras

Total

Will of wicketa: 1-47, 2-58,| [10] 4-75;/8+00, B-85, 1-27, B-50; 9-100,

He has frequently said he got little chance to really get Ming Arm Shlcock of Britain in front of won the Women's Singles beat-

Reme, Jan. 8. Charlie Wayman, Middler- thought the Olympics too late in going. Cornah

Sala could not find

centre-forward at an Chatzler, France, ing

Deaf and dumb European brough the year for European athletes. Jackman-

Bantamweight boxing Cham Fulham, has applied fur the The

touch and song of his pass 0-2 6-3 20-year-old policeman,

"player-manager who is Belgium's only

real from

Miss Doroen Spiers, Britain, plon, Marlo Dagata of Italy left post of the base of the serum athletle hope of the Olympics, were wildly astray kinal and Jorgen Ulrich, Denmark, Rome by air topight for Manila, Workington, and

On the other side the threes won the Mixed Doubles due, where he will Sght Rainst the Bob Swings, the goal-scoring

themselves have only

to beating Miss Krika Vollmer, Philippines Champion Little contre-forward of St BARRY blame, for a more mod line Germany, and Joan Borotra, Cezar, Dagnis is accompanied (Cornwall), the South-Western. I love never seen. One of the Ferries 0-470-7, 0-2)-United by his mankeer, Talberto Crocki. LediruesChampions,

wooped 179 goals since be joined,' | centra threen Ɛlay: do foc

ald Thore la no possibility of changing my decision. My mind has been made up for some time against running at Melbourne."

The totals were deadlocked at 10-all on the last head and, an Thom extra head was played. and Lacloft scored a single to win the diile,by 20-19.

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