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HE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1868,

LOCAL SOFTBALL WILL BE

LOSING

ANOTHER GREAT

DIAMOND WIZARD

By "TIME OUT”

As the ss "President Wilson" sets sail for the United States of America to- night, local softball will be losing another great diamond wizard, for on this ship will be Marcus Souza, better known to the softball public as 'Cuts Cus', one of the colony's best back-entchers today.

He yg born in Shanghai on October 30, 1936 in the ex-French Concession and started hi udies in the Saint Joan of Arc's College there, representing the school's

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epiptured Leaving Shanghai in 1949 he CLEA 14 Hongkong where he slugging average crown,

Sulle rond in the 1 from melt brulated

Hi test your Colige in 1954

39-40 wiftball Was

fax Best best

with

a 1500

vogue's butting

Carl

305

which he playedt

the junior league Jugust-

B01 Mateus shifted over

to the stalling Bikhawks play-

ng a 1 base, and helped girly

14)

The drive to the champnotis

when they knocked up

rewind-breaking winning

I

of Litetern COUSIN QUv, games

The following Seal, fu Tamp Oven Dive rule of valehry for

Hawk

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17

Sumor

When his medes split tem-

in 1954, he joined the the Senior 'Cus

Warriors in

Jeugte articl there

"A" Cius

proved his power at the bat by

through th wizy

Flugging his

Major Hugues to etul op eighth

i tu lengue', Hatting Average

L'uning

Hawk

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die

in 1906, he spermheaded

Its team' drive to the Senior

Wills

19 Hun B perant Batter fo', the highwat by (

MARCUS SOUZA

Just heart-breaking

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w J Afmnir orig Most Valuable Player

King Shows What Toughness Looks Like

By “RECORDER”

Award. This same year, bo e- tablished himself as one of the colony's top catchers, represent- Portugal in the Interna.. Ing tional Series and the Hongkong Softball Asociation Selection

against Taiwon.

HIS BIGGEST THRILL

le biggest thrt in this line

of sport came in the summer of 1903 when he pitched baseball who Olants for the chaplon coasted rough the fixtures without a single defeat, in one particular

the agakist Kame Overseas, 'Cus Cus' struck ou!

and mound 13 batters on the

no remarkable notched up a

bitter.

During his school days in La Salle College, he was an active membe of their athlelle teamm and showed great promise in the Javelia

department where he the school's championship held for three years. Taking part in Inter-Schools The Lolony'

པ་ Athletic competition in 1902, he wal ed off with top houeurs in the Javelin Throw.

Fans who have watched him King's Park will re- work qut me: the whole-hearted sup

gave in every game-*** win, tone of draw! His repikat - tion us u rificar catcher will of in the minxis

• Jong remain Lore stealers who tried to cross his path and failed whlie his superb sportsmanship, on and off the playing field, is definitely

to be treasured.

any

A SEVERE BLOW MECAN departure konigal will not only be a severe blow to his mutes of the Blackhawks, whom he served creditably for year, but also to local

y

will

frum the

absence incel his park with stirring memories when the blue and gold colours of the Blackhawks take the Beld again,

Those who saw Singapore Services' Leslie King in softball, as followers of this ine action against the cream of the Hongkong Services' bat- ting talent on Tuesday, mawing them down with precision while they were chury of hitting out, saw a King gritting his teeth to deal with a bit of i revolution at Chater Road yesterday afternoon.

Given more than four and a half hours in which to score 227 runs, the Hongkong Services started by taking After an hour's bat- 20 minutes for their first six cuZIN, ting the scoreboard showed 24 und Henderson again put his leg before.

W.

the sapatairs and an different Taylor Who | umpires

uumort in line with the Fwd are to King's leg trap yes roof,

wickel, saw it too.

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best wishes in the eerst future and to wish bằm our warmcal Bon Voyage!"

Loppylugs Wins Cambridgeshire Handicap

Newmarket, Oct. 31. tuppylugs, four-year-old, own-

vil and trained by Jolur Beary, forged to the front inside the Inat furlong to wire the Cam- bridgeshire Handicap over nine furlongs today.

to 143 and King struggled on with them, sharing the easier meat with Goodwin untli his

Hidden by E. P H. Smith with the analysts finally read 29.3 overs,

From a favourable draw in the 44

8 maidens, 53 runs, 7 wickets fie of 14 he hold off but then caine

a strong for a, determined as Tay-

thembined Hongkong finish from the French trained Wen M.

Innings. To ne ven and he was still Services second

His Hanz I owned by American Wikhalf fell match analysis read

Larry McPhail the very wickets, 18 maidens, 70 runs, 14

Loppylugs,

Invece when,

int the

a1 59.

olber end efficient but quite overshadowed wickets. Goodwin, being tempted out to he stumped by Bone,

Howard Dobson came in in That aggressive mood in which he is seen at his b52 He was determined to knock King off his length and he hit him.

44.3

Neven

AN ATHLETE BY ACCIDENT

Kenneth J. Box, of Liverpool, who is running for Britain in the 4 x 400 Metres relay in the Olympic Games at Melbourne next month, probably owes his selection to a fall from a horse five years ago. His left foot was injured when the horse rolled onio 11 and this stopped him pinying soccer for a lime and turned his interest to athletics.

Although he has achieved success as a sprinter, Box thinks that the Long Jump may eventually be his best event.Reuterphoto.

INDIA - AUSTRALIA

SECOND TEST MATCH ENDS

IN TAME DRAW

Bombay, Oct. 31.

The second Test match between India and Australia, played here today, anded in a tame draw on the fifth and İnal day today,

JACK PETERSEN SUGGESTS

A Rubber Head Shield To Protect Boxers From Damaging Blows

By DEREK JOHN

Such an

What is to be done about the curse of modern boxing, the cut eye? Injury has ruined many a promising fight. Worse, it has permanently affected many a boxer's sight.

New attempts to avoid serious eye injuries also look like dealing boxing a knock-out blow.

In Belgium the other Saturday Hogan "Kid" Bassey, Nigerian holder, of the Empire featherweight title, was on his way to what appeared a comfortable win At the end of the fourth round, however, the fight was stopped over Jean Sneyers.

In Snayers' favour because of a small cut over Bassey's left eye.

1

14

in no way The injury WI dangerous. The releroe ail set to let the fight con- tinuo. But doctor said no, and with boxing already on the

of being point

outlawed in Belgium the ref. didn't argue.

We don't want cut eyes, int booding can't survive decisions like that. What is the answer?

Finnish runner. Aniti Viskuri Man with a solution is Jack defeat

Emil Zatopek's Petersen, former British Heavy- | Lomion's Albert Itull the other recently broke weight Champion

week Sammy, asked about the thirty kilometre world record десте of Ly comeback,

by more than twenty secondla. Viskari won married." | Earlier this year awered: "Getting

Ivan wand their husbands to kʊ away; competing

the fifth time. from home to train.

She, ico, la a housewife and hun But now comes a man to upset only once failed to win a medal.

Mr

the the

He theories.

Sammy

Muller-Preis won former British women's foils title in the Lou McCarthy.

at Featherweight

Games of 1932, and Champion,

Angeles present making a comeback is followed with bronze medals at a lightweight.

Berlin und Wembley,

After 51

crushing six evunda over Johnny Bler at

1 line

RUBBER HEAD SHIELD He declares: "There is much Then he hurried off to his wife the Boston Marathon in record to be sold in Dr Edith Summer- | and baby. skill's argument that definite Sammy was hailed as a world

is sometimes prospect physical damage caused in the ring. A rubber

AA #

teatherweight and head shield should be adopted but his progress stopped

then he rapidly sild downhill. to prottet boxers from damage He was strongly advised to give by blows on the head and face."

Petersen apeafts

bitter up boxing. experience. An Injury received Now he has found a new en-

with in his fir

Len

Harvey thusiasm, a new zest - "Phanks almost cost him his sight,

to Mrs McCarthy."

from

I will be interesting to see what happens next_summer the Old Trafford Test wicket takes apin us soon as it

المدلل

a year. Runember the fourth Test between England and Aus trailu? It was when that chap Laker routed the Aussies on his UWII.

And marriage doesn't necCS-

the careers of Marlly cut

women athletes,

the

This year's Olymples provides two instances of housewive tuying in top-class sport.

Ix.

That's Mare-

to make the But he failed Finnish Olympic team. good news for Olymple then competitors, or is it?

--London_Kxpress Servier)

(COPYRIGHT)

Final Entry Of Nations For Games Numbers 74

Melbourne, On. 31.

Competing in Melbourne will

36-year-old high-Jumper The final entry of nations for

Tyler, Indies Durothy

who wil be the Olympic Games in Mei- Comes chief leaving her London home and bourne is 74, the two sons to appear in her fourth executive officer, Lieut-General

Sir William Games.

Bridgeford today.

Next year the West

England's visitors. Their Godard. In captin in John 1950 Goddard had this to say

about the Old Trafford pitch: "It's not a wicket. They ought to be unbamed of themselves; It's the womt I've seen in my

te

The man who wine the 5,000 Three dropped calches, by Neil Harvey, two of them Metres event in the Olympics

second.

better seconds 4x in the morning, set the,wbck back considerably for Austust gumitin 19 minutes 30 tralia, who were lighting to dismiss the nine Indian buts-

than the present world record That is the expert view men on the last day to claim an innings victory.

British acc

Chataway, Chris former world record holder at the distance.

basismen.

Roy

Australian skipper Ray Lind- scored another 250 for live in wall tried all he know to get an their second Innings of the close early wicket or two to break the of play. In reply to the visitors' Infinity total of 523 for morale of the Indian overnight flasi

Umrigar

woven wickels declared. But be had no chance and as a Craw- fast bowler last resort,

furd's Services were requisi- toned, but it was increasingly and evident all along today that the first at

towards u meich was heading draw.

The home aide, which made first ings 251 runs their

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Hungarian

ADDED INTEREST With the second Test drawn Australia having won the

of

Chataway Danes fellow Briton Gordon und record-holder Pirie as the favourite but adds that Russia's Vladimir Kuts and the Pole Jerzy Chromik will not be far behind.

And of his own chances? "By Madras, there will be added interest in the third Test, the line the Games come i hope beginning at Calcutta on Friday, to be running better than over,”

The "rubber by all open in says Chateway. the sense that an Indian victory in the third Test would mean equal honours,

SCORES Australia, 1st innings, 523 for 7 declared.

Tudia, 1st tunings, 251, 86cond

Olympic Teaminaires 250 for 6.

In Prague

Prague, Oct. 31.

HOME INFLUENCE

Boxing and wives don't mix, so they say.

The early retirement of Rocky through Marciano came home influence.

about

Bentud

Burke,

b.

18

The blame for the downfull of been laid other champions was at the feet of wives who didn't

Roy.

70

Umrigar, c. and b. Lindwall, Manjrekar, b. Rutherford

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C.

C. Maddocks. Bonaud

One hundred and fifty mem- Į Adhikari, not out

tear

100 Lo chance Won

half by length from Hafiz who was rid- bem of the Hungarian Olympic Ramchand, c. Maddocks. b. Withall, Howard Dobson and

today by Wilson, arrived here den by A. A. F. Johnstone and Wrinch had spoiled his analysis,

second favourite ut ten to one, irain from Budapest. They will Phattir, not out but some of the best wickets in

Third four lengths behind, | stay at the Nymburk training of this Colony at five runs aplece was Epaulette, a 50 to one chance centre, 00 Kilometres north was no mean job and a cost of owned by South African Jack here, until November 4 when less than 1% runs an ove

Gerber and ridden by Prank

altliners chartered they board 44 avers in two days represented Durr

from France for their voyage to some very inexpensive bowling. Money

Melbourne. neally loo to score behind the Goodwin, too, did quite a re-favourite at 17 to two and was

The Czechoslovak Sports wicket, he upset King's sup-markable plece of work, due well up with the leaders until Committee said it had not the

sorters to the extent that the consideration being given to the the closing stages,

He

hit him hard, he played him

over for

Burn To

started

10

Exxtras

200 Total (for 5 wekta)

Fall of wickets: 1-32, 2-101, 8-101, 4-218, 6-242.

Bowling

Lindwall

inevitable question came up as fact that he was largely provid- The judge's announcement ort.st of the Hungarian sportsmen Davidson

who arrived toy. France-

ON AND ON

place

he corrected this to Epauletee third-Reuter.

John Marshall

NATIONALIST CHINA

Talpet, Oct. 31.

Mackny Benaud Wilson Rutherford Crawford

The main body of the Na- Burke tionalist Chinese Olympic wam

King started on his 19th over, ing the variety for what went glaally gave Nixon as third but Presse.

In his 25 " can't see why they don't give on at the other end.

There are other lovers in two days he gave away In rest,

less than three runs on over and bowlers in the side,"

he shared in some of the best victims. HIS match analysis read 25 overs.

5 maidens, 08 But King plodded on, a Uttio|runs, 0 wickets, Wicket-keePET cazier to play", again a little Bone, too, was endlessly watch- Picked To Swim more

difficult. Even Wrinchful, as much of a menace at one W2:01 surprised when the trap|end as the other.

and he was leg sprang ugain before. But there was no mis toke about that. The NOD-

JOCKEY CLUB CUP

Probable Starters And Jockeys

Five

DANGEROUSLY SMART

For Australia

Melbourne, Oct. 31. The other opening bowler, Australia's former holder of Willamson, claimed no viens 10 world free-style swimming but was not easy to play. The records, John Marshall, has been fielding was only very occu-selected to represent his country

sionally ragged. more often it to the butterfly stroke of the was dangerously smart and rim- 1956 Olympic

Games. stealing was for the lion-hearted

Marshall who set up the or the rash.

Up against a side stronger in world free-style records during his American university career, fair enough in turned to the butterfly stroke itsitting, but Its attack, the Combined Sing just over a year ago. pore Services dlá a masterly

Ho will find himself swim- London, Nov, 1. job. If they had not gone for

In the Olymple pool probable starters and the rume yesterday morning and get an old room mate of his jockeys for the Jockey Club | had played into the afternoon Americans college days, Bu cup over 18 furlongs at Now the prospecie of a draw would

increased with market today are:

hour. warted Zarathustra

Carr), (W.EL. Tartar II (G. Lequea), Articu They did finally win with '2 late

(D. Ryan), Donald (W. hears and 15 minutes to spare Rickaby) and Reux 1 (P. The memory of Handeriors, and Blanc).

Taylor on Tuesday, who scored There are only four probables little but took a very long to

todialodes for the Dewhurst Blakes for to

Linust havu two-year-akis over over furnusnoad the tactles

long, half an hour later,

Nonsucht (8. Clayton),

have

dopted

mer.

was

york, who has been picked as every America's

butterfly Olymple stroke swimmer. Yorstk also a former free-style swim- One of Australia's :throo 14- year-old winners selvlad for the Olympics in Latvian born,

"Although Konrade was not

Fostrkarudite Australia's'

Final enres: "Bingapore recent

selected as a

They are Doutelle W. H. Combined Services 123 and 162 trisle He was COIT), Supreme Coarage W. Bualny Hongkong Combined Services 68 distance swimmer, on his cate and Cowpello (PetPho01);m and 248. Sinapore Services prari wem during live China Mall Spacial,

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of 40 members will leave here

for Melbourne on November 1

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on board chartered plane, was announced today.

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OLYMPIC RECORD

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This is a recurd-five thal Mrs than the previous highest num- Tyler's run of Olymple selec- ber at Helsinki. tions, begining when she took

more

General

in

Bridgeford disclosed a silver medal os a 10-year-old! | that nearly 5,000 athletes will schoolgirl at Berlin 1936, take part in the Games. set an Olymple record.

The largest veom is from Rus- But ac competitor at Melbourne

will be going onela 510 while the United better. She is 44-year-old Aus-Stoics will send the next bi- .

The host country. gest, 427, triun fencer Ellen Muller-Preis, Austraila, comes not with 300.

then Great Britain with 239.

The smallest teams will prob- ably be from Bermuda and Ice- land (three competitors tach) although details of the Panama leum pre not yet known in Mul- bourne,---China Mall Special

Sports Diary

TODAY Boccer Summer Gebrue. KMB V Kwing Woh Cat 8pm.

Badminton Men' " Division: Tolkoa v Låt CCC Young & Old. KTTC ♥ RAF

TOMORROW

POOR REWARD

Tu have your arm broken after scoring five goals in the Inatch must be the height of

Boxing BKABA Tournament at Southors bad luck in toolball. It hap Playground. 8 pm.

to

George pened

Dawson, Cricket Singapore Combined Bervices centre-forward of Extractor FC Combined Royal Navy and RAF at in the Hull Church League. KCC.

In his side'a 8-3 victory over Athletics Quarry Bay School Sport at HKFC | Nalgo he felt as hy netted his ground. 2.30 p.m.

"nap hund" and broke, his right

Bhooting NRA Shoot at Stonecutters Range. Afm

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Fixtures This Week-End

The other six, members of the in team are already Olympic Melbourne making arrango- ments for the main party's ar- rival.

There will be no hockey - The main party will mak atures for the Ladies, or Men's

Longues this week-end.

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