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I HAVE MY SAY

THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1938.

LIGHTLY HANDICAPPED

BOXING KO'S BEN GREEN WITH EVERY REFEREE OVER SIXTY-FIVE

By HARRY CARPENTER,

Forty years of refereeing boxing ended on February 22 for likable little Ben Green, of Leeds. The end came in a drumatic and, for Green, humiliating fashion. Ilis beenee has been taken away. The familiar dumpy figure will not be seen in a ring again.

Green, the "A" Star referee qualified to handle any fight, all the way up to a World Championship, is the despondent central character in a boxing upheaval which Js shaken confidence throughout the world in British refereeing.

This is the statement, Issued | referees currently operating.

1

at Boxing Board headquarters cannot, off-hand. think of any recently after a

two-hour

in-of that age

the administrative quiry by

But in a few years time the stewards, that turfs 71-year-old! | Board may and themselves with

serious shortage Green from the ring-and every Ja

of ex-

other referee aged 65 or over perienent third men, unices The Stewards inquired imo many new and competent of- the

of referee Ber: Jetals come into the sport. levision

Green in the Peter Waterman- Kid Gavilan contest, which tok place of Harringay on February

VERDICT STANDS

·

CHEERFUL UNTIL.

Two years ago the stewards attempted to impose a retire-at-

Schoolboys' And Schoolgirls' Badminton

now

545 rule, but it was quashed ht The following is the

band's animal general schedule for the Seluotboys' m The referents decision in Ma

The rept pton Schoolgirts Individunt Budmila- coated (That Waterman won on meeting

this year's ton Champioigthips which starts ;" regarded a; hall have lo

AGEM

ed last week: final

The committee appointed cusislike Hug evidence tendered, the Stewartsure to British ure the opinion that referee will, vertainty, discuss the adop

Itell

Then Green Rave an honest and conselmitions verdiet, as he new the contest

" was tell, however, had on this occasion his judgment was at fault.

"The Stewards Jecited thin view of referee Ben Green's w it was undesirable for film continue Juence, and regretfully withdrew it at the same fine expres5830132 the navelation of his bottle w able and distinguished career The post over a great raambe years.

hold a referee',

ม

refereeing

referee-plus-judges

(880)

TOMORROW

Hesstor Schoolboys Singles At Cv Lun Loe

College at o pm, S K

WHI-wok (WTHK) ya Lun Ship-Tung YWC), Govize Ma Wilber Wan (KCCES), Patrie Young (LSC) vi Ben Green turned up early for | Vising Wan-chal (5)Co-ed) the inquiry, timed to start at

Bekoolgirls Doubles

But that is fur the future. Wh. of the past?

()

Hui Pek-yuk 3 Loo Shou-fa

2.46. He seemed in good spirits. (S1 Co-ed) Ya Winnie Chan & Lilian aftnost jocular, as be walled to Wa (SIC). Theresiah & Dian enter The committer Fan30 | Cầu BLIC) và Annie Wons i Shera When

stewards. Including Abbus 1FC) solicitors and MP's, gut in judg- ment

Jantor Achoolboys Singtea

(Chun

Fu Hi-iny (WYHK ve Lou Bee- lun (SPCo-edy, Chow Chil-bor (RC) Ele Tot nu how he had re-

V Marfiz Wong (WYHK); Wonk fered at the National Sporting: Kat-lung (BPCo-ed vs Cheung Yuk Club long before the board came

Bang (8PC*1=ed), Ng Hon-chor (SPCo-ed)

Chunk into existene in 1020.

Kwonkt with " hold herce Nu 53

Intermediate Schoolboya Bingley "The Stewards derided tha!

The Board

Mnk -one of the very early

Si-kau (KC) Ya George referees, in reaching the age of

Ventia (LSC). "And this is the Ja sait. 15, will be requard 1 retar

called from netives releveong TP time they've

Ime up to treadquarters ' will take effect immediately.

COMMITTEE SET UP "The Stewards also decuted to

A

KRIDAY, MARCH Z

Nenior Schoolboys Bingles Grantham Training College ut

Low Cheak (DUS) v Watt Chi ktm (SC), Chow Hun-kit (SPCo- el or Wang in-nin (9C)

V

appoint a committee to consider another referee, Harry Bent-Cyl Chan (WYHK): Chan Make

of

YA

At 3 pm Green was vallei 6 Into the commities room. He was helped to present his ense

ley Then for two hours theres the subject of refereeing generirnoped in

succession ally"

witaenses. In every word of this, the Yamil Chude, the gravest delal statement to be made in boxing for many years, can be read the Beard's serious view The Green c45e-and, indirectly, of other recent fight verdicts.

The decision to retire referees ut 65 moy not affect any

swarthy. muustachioed manager of Cuba's Gavilan. went in with a glamor- ous interpreter, a secretary from the Cubon Embassy

hút (40) or Pater Chan (WYIDC)

Chung Katching (SPCo-ed) or Chan Kuen-yui; Wong Wat-lal (KC) or Leung King-ha (KC) vi Wong Wai-hung (35Ĉ).

Ridden here by jockey Tim Brookshaw is Martinique, a ten-year-old who, with ten stone, is one of the horses with the lightest handicap for this year's Grand National. The ruce, which is over four miles and 866 yards at Aintree, is to be held on March 24. Reuterphoto,

KNOW

BY EVERY YARDSTICK YOUNG.........

Dower Is Fast Becoming The Boxer No Flyweight Topliner Wants To Meet

Says ALAN HOBY

I am becoming extremely tired of World Cruiserweight Champlon Archie Moore and his double-talk ballyhoo over the Transatlantic telephone,

In any language, the ageing Moore has one simple obligation--to fulfil his contract and put up his title against Yolande Pompey at Harringay next month.

Moore said he would not fight Pompey on March 18 because he feels he would have trouble in getting down in the winter from his present weght of 13 st. 13 lb. to the Cruiserweight limit of 12 st. 7 lb..

He wants the tie Bght to "Even if he beat Perez for the Martin of Madrid, spare-time take place on June 18.

World le he would never con- {bullfighter and pocket Marelano, The British Boxing Board of sider himself a World Champion (who is now No. 2 dyweight in Control will ask the American until he had beaten Martin." the world. authorities

So there it is, the Dai Dower

-=[London Express Darelces. forthwith. I

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to suspend

More

applaud this de-priority target for 1956-Young

But the corky Archibald is by no means the only foreign box- ing stor who shles like a startled camel whenever swopping punches with a British fighter is mentioned.

Consider the extraordinary case of British and Empire Fly- weight Champion Dai Dower.

HAPPIEST OF MEN

By every yardstick young Dai of the dovelig feet and piercing left Jab should be the happiest

of men.

In the ring he has been beaten

only once in 30 contests and two years of fighting-when he was

knocked out in the 12th round

by Young Martia of Spain at Nottingham last October.

Out of the ring he has two cars, three caravans, two houses and an interest in two businesses

in his home-town of Abercynon,

Finally, Dai

not only charming giri; he is as popular among his countrymen as those other two Welsh herÕES of Rugby fame,

YOUR GRAND NATIONAL happily married to a

May Come

Big Test Too Soon For Must

BAERLEIN

Onllwyn

Clift Morgan and Brace.

What then is wrong? I'll tell you. Dower is fast becoming the boxer no other Flyweight top liner wants to meet....

to

Pakistan Cricket Board Takes Serious View On Alleged Assault Of Umpire

Peshawar, Feb. 27.

The Pakistan Cricket Board is reportedly taking a serious view of an incident last night when some members of the MCC touring team were alleged to have assaulted Test Match umpire Idris Beg.

It was alleged that about midnight seven members of the touring party raided the hotel in which the umpires are staying and gagged Idris Beg before taking him away In a carriage to the hotel where the tourists are staying.

A

There, it was alleged, Bell Mr Howard said that the was forced to drink whisky- whole lucident was "an outburst ho is u tectotaller-und

was of youthful high spirits by

number of the MCC team." manhandled.

It would be wrong to suggest mem- that the "unfortunate escapade" Cricket was

clac but anything

high

He was saved by Pakistani Air Force officers and bers of the Pakistani team, who rushed to the hotel spirits. on hearing the news.

Later, the tourists' Donald Carr, and

Mr Donald Carr, MCC captain, captain, had personally apologised to the ManagerPakistan Cricket Board of Con- Geoffrey Howard, gave a writ- trol and personal apologies had ten apology to the Pakistan been made by all concerned to

and the umpire, Mr Howard said. Cricket Board Secretary asked the matter be considered China Muil Special. closed.

In my view, the 22-year-old Welshman is getting a raw deal. By RICHARD

Ho is being shut-out of a match for the European Cham- The eight-year-old ex-hunter Must has arrived as a pionship which he lost potential Grund National candidate with alarming Martin. On his record, Dal

the logical con- suddenness to those who are not intimately

concerned indisputably Intermediate Schoolboys Denblea Ng Chi-young & Na Chlewing with him. Only last season he was performing in Yet the European Boxing (MC) va Lo Shiu-kee & Cheung Chi-pak ISPCo-ed)

hunter 'chuses and Mak Chung-H

was able to win only one in eight Union, far from granting him starts.

the S have matched

with the Belgian Guy schatt who is only third in the of alleged "hooliganiom" by the Europetin ratings.

& NK Shl-henu Wylic) và Chai SI AWORK & Tam Mung-ki (PEN) Foon Yu-tung & Lee Wal-kow (SPCo-nd) V George Yeung Cheng Tik-hung (LSC).

SCORECARDS DIFFER Chade was composed, in very other different

figure from the tem-

Latin permental

whto had fought 239 screamed bygethe

it Harringay after jpm Green had declared Waterman

COLONY TENNIS

ONE-SIDED

MATCHES

the winner

Chante came vul ofter 15 antutes. in halung English he sand over and over again: "The Press and the public are my best witnesses

They know that Gavilan won."

Three Board

representatives,

By "TOUCHWOOD" each of whomhal watched the

SATURDAY, MARCH 1 Sentor Schoolboys Doubles At Diverson Boys' School at 7.30

Chan Kool-yla & Wong in-nin (QC) w Bruce & William Wan (KCCES): Wong Wol-ting" 1850) & George Ma_ (P. Chung) va Lam

YWCL Shu-fung & Lee Shylu-tay Chow Hou-kit & Yeung Wan-chini (SPCued) ve Wart Cha-kin & Patrick Young (LSC); L-arm Sou-long * Chan Man-kul

Fredrick (QC) V Hong John Hut (RCCES); J Shbig-tert & Lee Pu-yce (PCMS) vs Wank Wing-ling & Wa Kwong-keu (90)

MONDAY, MARCH 3

Senior Schoolboys Doubles

At Grantham Training College at

m

Lay Chickin & Lau Chi-yuen (Q6) Chan Konn-viu & Wong Hin-min (QC) ruce ni & William Wan (RCCES)

Tung

fight and had kept his own scoreboard, went in. They were The only thing bright Stewards Alexander Elliott and about

Barrington yesterday's Colony w

Dalby, and Grasscourt Tennis Chani- Board weretary Teddy Waltham, formerly a star referce himself, pionships at Chater Road

I heard later that their cards was the weather and the agreed on only two of the ten

The eight singles matches play-roumis,

fourth and the one-sided that eighth. ed were so

Ted Broadribb, veteran Aght Archie Le & Chan Chi-wal (WYK) 70

anch former

Loxer. manager stalked in. He was a voluntary His version of the fight witnessI. was that it had been a close one,

they took less than minutes in all to complete.

Seeded players sailed into the next round with hardly a sweat ruised. The Colony Singles but that Gavilan had just runner-up, Edwin Tsai, made scraped home.

short work of his aider,

E. C. K. Chan, to win 6ng,

In fairness to Chan, it must

ANGRY, ASHEN

At five o'clock Green came

be painted out that he played out of the room with far above

usual

20

Cheuk Kwan & (PCMS) va Lun Lee (959) & Robert Yung (SJC) I wont Honylp & Wong Wai-lat KC) va Chung Kai- ching & Wan Chỏ-ylu (SPCo-ed);

ve Cyr J. Chen (WYHK) & 8, K. Wond (KC).

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 7 Students Mixed Doubles

At Craigengower Cricket Club at pm. Chow Hon-kit &

(SSC) & M Wong Yue-Jun (CMS); 9. K. Won & Miss W. . Wong (KG) va George Ma & Mina Diana Yung (SRS).

He had been hunted regularly by his owner, Mrs W. L. Pilkington, wife of a muster of hounds, and was ridden in his races last season by Mr Michael Gosling, who also rude Valiant Spark in all his races last season.

These IWU horses finished The National handicapper had first nnel secondi 12 three- no option but to accept the result mile 'chase at Liverpool Just as it stood. That is why the December when ridden by gelding gets only a 2lb, puli with their

National Valont Spark for a five-length prospective riders-Michael Scudamore and beating at Liverpool,

There is no doubt that Must Bert Morrow.

headway mack:

amer Vabari Spark beat him, but Volant Sparis is a year younger and will not have stood still himself.

$

Must Was beaten by ave lengths but little could be seen of the running in the fog. Even at this stage nobody could have given

Must's thought Grand National chance, for he huct

not yet qualised to enter. However, u month later, live days before the Grand National entries closed he won the Fred Withington Handleap Chase ot Chettenhent

Must is a typical Irish-bred His sire, Umidkhan. hunter. was useless as a racehorse but beautifully bred from a pedigree studded with famous names.

His great grandmother was by Isinglass and he was standing at 15 guineas in Ireland when Must wi foaled.

tender.

A

ing

SPECIAL MEETING

Д

However, the Board is hold- ANNUAL BOAT RACE

special meeting in Karachi today.

This is not the first instançe

tourists. They were concerned incident at an hotel in in an

which

the hotel described as a “bit of

Moreover, Schatt has been beaten by Jake Tul whom Karachi Dower has twice conquered. Crazy, isn't it?

GAVILAN UPROAR

try."

Then, Дисса, апет the tourists

lost the Gevond unom- After the Gavilon uproar, the ciat Test, they are alleged to World Flyweight

on chaniplen have thrown water around Pascual Perez felt that he could every resident at the hotel in not risk defending his

they

were staying. Crown which

The action in Britain.

was greatly Perez was offered £9,000 to sented by the hotel manager, Aight Dower at Cardin in Juns, but the Pakistan Cricket Board There is such a scarelty of treated the matter ilghtly.-

that Dower is France-Pres90, good flyweights forced to box Bontamweights like Robert Meunier whom he meets at Liverpool March 1.

Is

But what really burns-up the: daric-haired

Dower

the pummelling he received from Martin

hio

Indeed, only qualify ing for the Aintree race but ensuring himself

£1 strong following, for his race was over four miles.

Must is a due example of the Influence of the hunting field on National Hunt racing.

He jumps well and apparently Elays well, but he may not be quite up to such a strenuous task as the Grand National this

season.

He ran clean away from the Miss Iful Fek-course specialist Armorial II yok (SPCo-ed vs Wang Wal-hung Another National candidate,

Polonius, was third.

Polonius wus completely talled off

HIS RECORD... at halfway and then Bentley

Яchoolgirls Doubles

made up more than a furlong

MUST, an eight-year-old bay form, and stood quietly talking to his

1Dui Pek yok $100 Shiu-ta of ground in the last mile. That Matching Tsal volley for volley nephew Mark and two friends,

(SP Co-ed or Winnie Cha Lillan fact left one in doubt about the gelding by Umidkhan out of Stewards the

reached | Wu (SS) vs Dienn Yung (SHS) & while the

Cadarnstown Lass, is trained by opening sel, Chata on

value of the form. decision.

Y. Chan (MS). He was sul Y occasions severul

the their had

A. S. Kilpatrick of Collingbourne It was the Arst time Must Colony No. 2 caught

the fairly jaunty. If a little agitated. Junior Achoniboye Ningles

Loul Hut (BC} và Work Yearoa Then he was called back. It

had imprinted his name on the Ducis, Wiltshire, He had not run WINE Ivot with his passing

(Pu To; Too It-loy (WYHK) or purely racing publie but three over the Grand National course chois

wha fully ten minutes before he that invariably landed

Latt Ber-lun (SPCosed) vs Chow Chi-weeks later

another year's race. appeared again, while-faced and bor (KC)

carries 10mt. 101b, in this he gove OT Martin Wong the deep to Thal's backhand,

performance--one which (WY(K), angry.

He has run four times this It turned out later that the

As bla friends silently helped

curiously enough may have LAST NIGHT'S MATCHES cracking paco In this first set him into his heavy overcoat, I

impaired his National ehrnce season, his record being 0 2 1 4. Following were the results of considerably. sepped Chan's energy and the pul

He won by five lengths, four, the inevitable question, matches of the annual Schoo1-

lengths from Armorial III (11-1) four games he took from Tsal although the

was boys' and Schoolgirls' Badminton

and Polonius (10-7) when carry- his written all over Green's aahen Championships played at the Just about

ing 10-5 over four miles at determination not to chalk up face: "What's the decision, Grantham Training College Inst

| Clicitenham (December 20), n' duck

Bea?" Perhaps the best match of the

The reply Was bitten out the RE. Moore rather than spoken: "Don't ask evening was versus Ho Hit-po counter. ME, for God's sake! THEY'LL Moore, with an array of strokes tell you." diotating the pace, sent

As he left the building I beard opponent up and down the court the Yorkshire accent again, even n his half volley shots were more bitter: "My decision was match winners.

on honest and just one."

CHADE SHRUGS

Chade shrugged his He had walked to

up

hla

This match will best be re- membered for the long rallies by the two players and the score of 6-4, 6-4 in favour of Moore gives an indication of the stern struggle that ensued,

· THE RESULTS Newells of yesterday's matches are on follows:

Singles

Edwin Trai bent E. C. K, Chan,

04. 0-1; W. P. Tul beat R., C.

Wület 6-3, 0-1; V. 1. Wang beat

DNSWOT

Yarnh shoulders, hear the result of the inquiry.

"There was nothing more that your Boaret could do," he said.

night:

Benior

ONLY FOURTI

1

manager

Not

Seller tells me

"Despite what happened lost time Dower will never admit that the Spaniard is the botter

Ron.

Peking Student Sets New Discus Record

+

AFTERMATH

rc.

Oxford University Name Crew To Meet Cambridge

London, Feb. 27. The Oxford University crew to meet Cambridge University in the annual Bast Race on March 24 was announced today—a fort- night #fer Cambridge settled their crew.

The composition of the crew un the Oxford was delayed

C President J

McLeod, an Audirallan from

WRA satired that his fellow-country- Lahore, Feb. 28.

man, R. H. Cornegie, from MCI. Pakistani cricket funs marched

bourne,

re- completely in a mile-long procession through covered from the boul of the streets here yesterday chant-bronchitis which kept him out ing "MCC go home" and "down of the boat for a week. A third with the MCC"

following Australian, E. V. Vine in rowing alleged incidents in which the at bow. Pakistani Test umpire Idris Beg

were

had

Crew: Bow, E V. Vinc was manhandled by members of the MCC touring icam.

(Geelong

GGMS..

and The incidents

com- Brunenose), J. G. McLeod mented on in an editorial of the (Sydney University and New Civil and Military Gazette which College), N. Palke (King's described

them as "disgraceful School,

Canterbury and

sportsmanship."-France-Presse. Trinity), K. L. Mason (King's

"INCIDENT" CLOSED

College

School, Wimbledon and

Queen's), R. Barrett, Edward's and

the LA.

Mr

Peshawar, Feb. 27. Geoffrey Howard. MCC cricket Your manager,

(St

Cross (W219, D.

and

Balliol), R. H. Carnegie (Mel- Faris, Feb. 27. Issued a statement tonight say- bourne University and New Radlo Peking claimed todaying that Mr Idris Beg, the

College), Stroke E. B. Mawer, that Shih Pao-chu a Peking Pakistan Test umpire who was (Epson end Mertca), Cox, B. student, today, topped the Na- "ragged" by MCC players here K. Venner (St Edward's and St tional Women's Discus Throw

yesterday, had accepted his Edmund Hall), tors of 40.27 apologies and regarded the in- record with

The Cambridge crew, which metres,

cident as closed.

was announced a fortnight age, The radio recalled that Shih's When shown the statement 15: own National record of 45.02 Mr Idris Beg unid

Bow JAL Russell (Mari- metres was set last December agreed with it.

borough and Claro). MG, De- at a mocking of Chinese and Soviet athletes, France-Presse.

M.J.H.

ENGLAND WINS

that he

This time he was only fourth to Linwell, Wise Child and Devon Loch, but he held Chan Man-kul (QC) beat Peter chance of victory approaching Chan (WYILICY Kai-ching ISP Co-ed) lost to Chantale of a place until a few yards 13-12; 13-4: Chung the last fence and appeared cer- Koun-yin (QC) 7-10, 13-15; Chow Hon-kit (SP Co-ed) lost to Wong from the post. Hin-pin (QC) -13, 3-15.

It was this race which ruined Intermediate

Mual's National handitup, for he was carrying a Dib. penalty and confirmed Cheltenham form with was: 0 4 2 1 3 4 2 0.-London games to two in an interna- cricketers of both ddey will be Holl-Cragga

141b, worse Express Service. Armorial III on

Mak Chung-lit (WYHK) lost to Wong Kalam (SP Co-ed) -13, 7-15; Loong The-lun (SP Co-ed); beat Lea Wai-kow (SP Co-sd) W/D; Ng Chi young (KC) beat Lo Shiu-kee (SPC) 15-0, 15-3.

I would have liked the fight to Malaya Challenges

have been mado a no-decision

Bight-but that is impossible Hongkong Women

under your rules. I know."

Then he got down to business

again," "I think there will be a At Hockey

N. 11. Wong, 6-1, 6-1; M. Jung boat return between Waterman and

A Van Dyck, 6-2, 0-11 51, the Keed in April," he said. Pridham beat 3. 5. Gorreit 0-3, #-1;

C. Soetena buat L, H, Tanner 0-0,

TODAY'S 'PROGRAMME

FAY-OFF PAR la a

BUF

Kuala Lumpur, Fob, 27. Tho

formed nowly

Pan 14. C. P. Ho beat Francis Ma 0-0, | messège from New York. 8-11, Moure beat Ita lill-pc quotes Charley Johnston, man-

Malayan Women's Hockey As 0-4 0-4.

nger of Archie Moore, as sayingsociation are to invite a Hong- that promoter Jack Solomons kong women's side to play some Bingles

has promised "a neutral referee matches in Malaya. 1_M, C. NỀ VỀ P. 8, NE; 2, N. Le for the Moore-Yolande Pompoy This was decided at a meeting V P. Chat.

World Championship fight In yesterday 3ip and Fung Moon Au and London on June 6. And John Singapore, Mok: 4 llo and Work & Chene and sten odds: "I hope to have the Perak and Selangor. Chung, D. tu and Lee v Oʻzole ani neutral referce examined physi The expenses of the touring Waire) 6. Faller and Dhabi. Le cally and mentally, before they i sido, estimated at 1,000 Malayan and Mai 4, 30 and Lay Pridha fet him get into the ring." and Hopkins 8. I and Tong Y

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of delegates from

Nazri

Sembilan,

dollars, are to be shared by the States and Bingsport---Rauler,

terms.

at

Cheltenham,

Gloucestershire

(age A.A.M

arul

Mays

Mr Howard's statement said: hooke (University College "I have offered Mr Idris Bex School my apologies on behalf of all Nightingale persona concerned, which he Trinity Hall), has accepted in the best possible Smith (Eton and 1st and 3rd spirit,

Trinity), I.W. Welsh (Shrews "He has told me that he bury and Queens'), K.A. Mat-

and regarded the incident as closed str (Shrewsbury Trinity and joins me In the hope that Hall), M.G. Baynes. (Bryanston friendly relations between the und Trinity Hall}, Stroko JF. (Shrewsbury and throughout the LMBC), Cox J.P.M. Donny remainder of the tour"

(Downside and Jesus.)-Reuter.

On his last appearance, he was tourth, about two lengths behind carrying 10-11 over three miles the winner, Linwell (9-9), when

five furlongs

Sandown (January 21).

All his races last season were Feb. 27.

His record England beat France by seven in hunter choses.

tional table tennis match. here' continued tonight.—Reuter,

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