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GREAT OLYMPIC MOMENTS

THIS WAS SECOND TIME LUCKY FOR FANNY AT 1948 OLYMPIC GAMES

By ERIC NICHOLLS

It was someone else's national anthem they were playing. Fanny Blankers-Koen, a young and comparatively unknown athlete, fought back the tears and determined to show the world.

Next time the na

It was at the 1936 Olymple Games in Berlin. tional anthem played would be that of the Netherlands.

Ftutally Blanken - Kon Ран Lehrva She took part vi her athletite event on October U in Aunlerdam But Funny will

Naithe, will Tot gutten Fanny herself forget.

ulders were feeling just as bad-lo furget for a while Mie-horrory

and were just as anxious loot an occupied country. de well,

Slas ted for sixth, place Then was n next time, But until 12 years later, She will remember W 1930, wm which had prevented

Her knews Jud many promising sportsmen and Olympic Galler

approached the Swomen from making the Ande

did not deter Fanny.

Sport during

But

The

Fony kept herself in

remembered dition, and 1930 disappoititment when heard that the Olympic Games were to be held again in Lon don in 1948.

2003-

the

khe

shaken a sho

highjump

pit

JO

101

+

siacüuin fur

didn't eve

tu

first try. It her that

the war years. the was only a means of relaxation

HEK LAST CHANCE

Mat realised Fanny

be her Last would probably

33

champion.

Modern Pentathlon One Of

The Most Physically Demanding Competitions

London, Nov. 15,

|

chance to become

an Olympic

There no thue for senti- meni. A self-imposerl training schedule demanded hard lebin - ing vernt times a week,

The exciting thought that she would be competing against the best

Women athletes 101 the world did not daunt this Dutch housewife and mother. It made her all the more determined,

But

rivals time her

she Fur meant more to 14". |reatived that she was no longer

sport recoguiste

The Modern Pentathlon, introduced into the Olympic young noviec The world of Games in 1912, is considered one of the most thrilling spectacles and is certainly one of the most physically de- manding competitions.

in-

Spread over five days, it demands great versatility beriles enormous fitness al though primarily an dividual event, involves a team competition for which second gold medal is awarded.

In this fair- haired wonder woman a serious Challenge * 4: own ambi.

The competition was going to the tough.

Competitors have Lu rade astrongest-ever team, anade up or thire last-minute

30-obstacle 5.0X60 molta estirse | Nery

net horsees fear which they draw 23 2008

late 15 minutes before the start; [periencod

GR Norm merebut and JAR

She had clear trouble-free ran before the Olympics. No of stateness, nu injuries, none

ubles that completely spoll 124* Games, for a competi- who has trained tor years be at law on her pook at the not moment.

The can ex-

pent-athlete who wa

the,

ferge ingalnet each other fire 230eserve in 1952 at 1201 stot at 25 nelre's with a pistol, 1964 worka chwomposishiga

tripes

the 300

againet clock and, my the day, run 4000 metres cross country.

AWIN

1) Cobley, the second

mai, maty w win the cross country end T Budson is a fine swimmer who looks like being the first The Boal ontler is decided by addling the tola) point scored Bilish pont-athlete to swim the

under with the best! 300

the team entules

un the country

trace placings winer

l

meurs

four

ample

200

80 Mete

She wan Ulic 100 und Metres sprinie,

the

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER

NEWLYWEDS

British Olympic runner Derek Ibbotson with his recent bride, who was Madeline Wooller of Hanworth, Middlesex. Mre Ibbotson is unfortunate in not being an Olympic Games competitor as she would have been certain of a place on the British leum if the women's 800 Metres Run was included in the Games programme.Central Press Photo.

SPORTS ROUND-UP

Red Banner & Honved

As A

May Join Up

Team In England

Hungaria

(Red Banner)

and

Kispest

Hurities and with her Nether (Honved) may join up in England to form a team which will be virtually the Hungarian national eleven.

lands teom-mates, the 400 Metern Relay

As she stood a proud winnet on Lite rostrum, she thought of Berlin, the 1836 Games, and her Seatin All 441

al standing tan | CrvUMS

like this, Sules sil O'lairstening to the Dutch Natiena) studged on three recent toner in Switzerland the yeAnthem playing in her honour.

the

C Stroller Banes the United

zeugs.

Liis

The Austelu

World Championshiper 1965 and

W

traf

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your

an, utak ata Switzerint.

ultr (+$

Piulanet Hungary

and

Banten Jre the strongest roun-

STRONG ENTRY

Naveden have Poistently

the Olymple

medially

!!

individual

Inve they

China Mail Specad

Pirie Good, Very

Good, Says Vladimir Kuts

Meiture, Nov 14 Vlad our Kuts, the Ukrainiau ulance runner, has, with typi

en skuter w and again have i trong clry headed by Lars Hall, the 1952 Olympic Cham-cal Bussian thoroughness, been

Blora Thotelt, son of the

clowly watchling the man he inen the 1054 wak

Itevust be bis most dangerous opponent in the Olympic 10,000 alus-Gurdon Pire

1928

world chemplo but has Ince bes ather off form, but Haase and Insulander have both done well this year

Ku

TRAYA The retirang world champioų K Sainikov,

Now true

Whe

dream-

Jadel

A GOOD JOB

Hat, says Fanny,

had done

corbe

The Football Association are considering making an offer to Mr Bela Miklos, London agent of the Hungarian sides, which are stranded in Vienna, together with the Hungarian Youth team which recently toured England. Red Banner had already arranged a tour of the UK for later this month.

belang matched with Trevor Ford, Cardiff City and | in

the Empire centre-forward, may be Bygraver,

it was not Wales

November 10,

is being tipped

Joe uitle-

Handicaps For The Fourth Race Meeting

Handleaps for the first day of the Hongkong Jockey, Club's Fourth Race Meeting of the current November 24 will be as follows:

Stam

MINIMO

U

(141), Flaming Wheel (146), Hallmark (145), HyJamon (139), Fing On (139), Bame Again (135).

FIRST RACE Proudstown Handicap, Novices, Clag® 7, 1% Mes-Armament (138), Carola (148), Dutch Courage (188), Easy (F10). Esquire (118), Tre Success (149), Gay Bire Lombard (100), Ma Cherie Furlong (148), Marine Charger (137) New Love (138), Orange Beauty (143). Our Pride (181).

BECOND RACE

www

FIFTH BACE

Leopardstown B'CAP, Class A Cook (148),

| After Dark (150), Aluddin (149),

Amethyst (136). Ben Nevis

(181), Calypso (138), Constel tion (148), Distant Sky (160), Dutch Rocket (140), Einy Win (150), Ever-glo (136), Glony Powertown Ilandicap, Ish

(100), Good

Coalition (198). Bec.), Class 8, 1 Mut:-Blandic Good News (139), Man On

Curtsey (160), Dread (136). (150),

Oscar Prize (108). -nougat (135), Fortuna (147), Pandora (108), Princess Elle

Full-of-Spirit (159), My Pal (186), Winnio (142).

Sv

(149), Pot O'Gold (157), Sky Ilons (144), Snowy (149). Nice (140), Tumbleweed (149), Valbridge (136).

THIRD RACE

SPORTRAIT

London Espress Service

WEEK-END TEAMS

The following players have been rulected to represent their respective clubs in League Cric- ket games over the week-end:

Army Booth 1st Division (Away) ♥ Navy (to

Howard-Dobron, inorrow).-Major Capt

Wrinch, K&M Martin, 2/L1 Payne, Capt Withall, Capt Tidey. BİR (204) Li Cof Atkinson, Li Crook, Müe—Ad- Ashcrofi

Owen-Smith, Major Bulili Umpire, Woll Barnes. Anniversary

Oce

LJ

Diaper.

SIXTH RACE

Powerstown Handicap, Seo), Clay 8, 1 vancement (349), 10 (144), Cornhill (149), Diu- Folkeston Handicap, (1st mood Queen (153), Hiawatha lat Division (Away D

A Sour Sco.), Class 7, 6 Furlong-A (161), May Blossom (150), Not

MGTOW G tractive Power (142), Beloved Se Bad

Ragi, Hong Chey, D. (147), Orange King W E Colledge. A K. Ismai (148), Emperor Delight (102). (143). So Big (141), Strath-

IDA Cross, French Bean

Tom, P. J. Du (148) Hammer peffer (148), Tomerique (147) Hawaiian Mill (169),

Micon Thanksgiving Day (158). The (107).

Mainsail

(142). Kangaroo (151). 11 Marianno (185), Matador (177), Peachums (148), Perfectibility

Flush (105), Straight Sultan (138).

FOURTH RACE

(148).

BEVENTH RACE

Folkeston

handicap, (2nd

A

Quick, KY

limória.

+Away? ▼ Heereso an Jet Division Sunday - A SOUR. FR. B

Dhaber

G. Hong Chay. B

}] E. Colledge, &

H ismail, N. Hege, P. Quick- A. N. bited. P } Bullimoria, Other

KKCC Scorpions Sec.), Class 7. Furlongs:-Adr

int Division v Optimista (to-mgr. Power (188), Atomic Chesor

Owen Fugtion, D W. (150), Cheltupum (145), Comet Leach, T. 0, C. Knight Σ. A. Brighton CAP. (It Bec) 180). Fei Chi (150), Flying Weller, T A Pearce, P. & A. Cluns 4. 1 Mle:Beautiful Le Dutchman (147). Good

0. Roberts, F. J. Pur. Giri Taylor, V (189), Beautiful Phoenix (148), (150), Invincible

coll, CJ, S. Kill, J. H. Walsh, L. (148), King White Reserve, R. II. Campion Bright Bay (141), Caesar (138) Rider (143), Rebel II (160), Umpire. P. J. Hart, Scorur. J. Diamond Dahlia (149), Emerald Silver Dahliu (107), Tell-me- (140),

Rose Empire

(149), inore (182). Fenchurch (154), Fieldmaster

TENNIS INTERPORT

Two Teenagers In Macao Team Against Colony

Macno, Nov. 16.

EIGHTH RACE

handicap, Brighton

(2nd Sec.), Class 4, 1 MI-A Gay (144), Anna (189), Apple Pie (189), Crackerjack

Ecstasy (168), Giddup

BKCC Optimista

1 Division v Scarpion (19-10 row,-0. H. F. Pritchard. N Leigh-Bonnell, C. J. H. Leader, 1 D. B P. Mahon, K. o, spink, Watts, R. H. Hughes,” L. Sizechan.

TRow 0. D. Klibee, C. W.D

12 bien. A. Harvey, Umpir P. J. Hart.com. A. 3. Dodd.

2nd

North

me

Division (Homo) v Armor (to-morrow).—A. R. Bin

Huntington (149), Icedeld Kitoba S.

(118) 35 On (149), Mayfair Rio Ebuben Kugher qu

(148), Mercury (150), Old Tire (141), Supreme Command (150),

Kitchell, S. A. Jemal, 9. A. Khan. B. K. Khan, D. Adem. K. Harario, Beorer, M. A. Arculli. Umpire, bir Matitaist

KCC

let Division (Home) Police (to-

morrow) -D. Ca

Jermer, Boog, fl. Bonab D Carnell, A. T. Loc. R. E. van B. Lo. Umpire, H. Harrin, Scorer Mia Findlay.

The seventh official tennis MANCHESTER HANDICAP Findlay Vaishall, Interport between Hongkong and will take place this Macao week-end in Hongkong.

competitions In previous Hongkong won tour and Macuo two.

The Macro contingent, com- poned of six players and two leave for Hongkong

Willums.today.

the

For the Arst time, Macno bas included two teenagers in its team. They are Wei Leung, the local singles champion, and Lu JANG

Landing Quarter Co-Favourite With Trentham Boy

Honut Police (Away) _{ṣabur- day). diting (Capt.), R. WI-

Hart-Baker, C. Ship, Ilaria. N Hil Hulbert, N. 61, M. Hung, F. Kerman), T 10, # Aldet, ftes, D. Goddard, J. Fet- ton

Umple, A. Rowley, Spores. Mira Ship.

Warp v K.G.V.

(Away) (HUTAKI- day) C. Fincher (Capt.), . Arnold, E. Randall, 3. A. A, Emila. G. Hampton, G. Wilson, D. Wilson, D Cruzler, W. Pepperelt, il. Cam. edge. G. Shaw Doggett, Res., TG kung. Scorer, Mis Wilson,

Sunday K.C.CV Chopsticks"

at 10.39 a.mi --F. Findlay (Capt.), B. Jones, R. Dell, B. Hi bert, R. Wiliamm

T Lee, Fairhol, Hung Karani, G, King

Badhani, B. of Cartledge.

London, Nov. 14. Landing Quarter attracted Vic- must support et tonight's

Club callover on' the toriu Manchester November Handkap. to be run on Saturday.

Two velerans, Albio

Landing Quarter, mount Jorge and Humberto Rodrigues, † young star apprentice "Nicky"

Albertino Pearson, # two newcomera,

100-8 on Monday, Almelda, the hockey, outside-

Lo A-1 was backed down left, and A. Ássis Fong, com- favourite with Trentham Boy. .plete the squad.

uitil many weeks later that she asked to attend a joint inquiry holder, at Belle Vue, Manchester, oficiais, was able to realise fully that sho of the Football Association and on

for the Rood jub +1

the Football League tu sub-who

of winter, must be named No. 1 sport she loved

stonkate

allegations That

For contender by the Empire Com- war not, however, her

footill corruption Role Gunes. Fanny re- lat Olympic

Bas written a book in which he item, should he succeed. says he could give the names

~London Express Service) appeared in Hebanda in 1952.

(COPYRIGHT) Luck, this time, deserved her of the club who have made

illegal payment: lo players Fanny knew it wa. practically in possible to repent her wins, but she aimed at a place

Sandra Morgan may be the in the unul "That would bave

winner vi youngest 'old been good Hoing for un timer te me." he said,

Olymple Gold Medal This Australian 14-year-old will a week before the Games Bul

in the Australian were due to start, she fell fourth place

relay team of women swimmers, with carbuncles. In a few days

Sandra has reduced her 100 to

free

Was

ever

an

und has become the third fastest girl in Austrnila

400 over

metres Lorraine

With a stop-watch in lun hand le has been clocking the London her condition-athletically speak-Metres tone from Dates. distance runner in his Village was ruined, and although

He has been hêjrd! | SH

che

place gained

in the ||" JimitedMetres Hurdles flani, che

Very really too sick to run and fasled to finish. This was the first time in ell her years in athletics that failed to Fanny Blankers-Kuen

workouts

kt

exclaim

English "Pirk good."

4

but he was beaten in the recen "Spartunlad," in which Novikov won trươm Derynight and Zilber. bordt

With

Finland's MATANDAN second in the world champion- ships und Korhonen und Katter have also been prominent, Hun.

with Kovacs (third in the

world

tiln

Coud

Pirie would not have realised that the little far-haired man complete the course,

the green Australian cap and

te was the Russian. These bad given him by another of h. 10,000 Muuros rivals, Dave

I championships) and Mold-Stephens of Australia. rich, winner In Sweden,

much faneled

Britain, always before

presented by effleurs,

Swapping Olympic gear is oue

oj the pastimes of the com-

has her petitors,--Chino Moll Special.

to look at ease

Woor the

feel at ease

Jockey SHORTS

Crapp, Dawn Fraser and Faith Leech, all world record beaters, are the other reembers of the teatr

SOCCER

Russians Show Aussies Their Shooting Legs

The officials accompanying the team are Mr Alberto E. da Mir Alfredo J. da Silva and Silva

HK-MACAO HOCKEY

-03

Business Was sluck and the

other Flutter W claim only noteworthy support was Post- man's Path, whose odds tumbled from 25-1 to 20-1.

Only Soonario and Le Glaive The Hongkong Dutch Hockey of the 29 probable starters for Club

tearn the malle and a half race wire will be seating a here up play the local Macao not quoted.

friendly club in Hockey match on Sunday.

Melbourne, Nov. 15. The Russian Olymple Foccer team set somethling of a record | tenight when it trounched thee Australian Olymple All-Stur.

The game will be 15-1, in a floodlit training game the Caixa Escolar

"i was not so much sorry for

£5,000 OFFER myself," sald Fanny,

"but for the

Sundy Dutch people

Saddier, who hoped

Amerten that, despite the formidable holder of the world feather- here. competition, I would manage to weight championship, has been offored £5,000 to defend his win again.'

title against Hogan Bassey, the Fanny was, in a way, abie tu British Empire Champion, At gala personal milsfaction later Leicester next year. Promoters that year by beating Shirley Alex Griffiths and Joe Jacobs Delahunty, of Australia, who have approached Jack Solomons had been third in the Olympic to make the offer on their behalf.

girl, Games, and the German

It was the highest result re- corded in matches between na- tional All-star teams since the war, and it was equal to some- thing like a 200-to-14 score in baselcatball,

Maria Sander, who was Afth, in HU Shankly, the new manager (beme side and a llent crowd of

a 100 Matres race at an inter-of Huddersfield national meeting in Berlin,

France-Presser,

played at

round.

Olympic Torch Nearing End

Of Journey

CLOSING OFFERS

Closing offers were;

9-) Trentham Boy and Land- ing Quarter.

100-9 Gala Performanes,

100-8 Bola Merida. Butrush, Strange Conflict, and Chaniaha.

100-7 Preciptico.

-100-8 Golden Alan......

|:20-1 Singapore's Atom, Buck- Jey, Clarendon Boy and Post-

¦

Rew *

BAP Lat Division (Home) y CCC (00- marrow)-Y/O Lee, v/s Welch. BAL Taylor. Cpl

McGowan, Col Crook, BAC Henders FOD, SAC Mason, SAC Lister, LAC Fice, LAC Pilkington, 19th Mun, AC Rayttald. Umpire, Sat Robin- on Scorer, Mrs

and Division Dockyard

(Sunday).F/0 Taylor, Cyl Ashby; Cpl Thornton, Cpl Meek, Cpl Hú LAP Benister, LAC Meredith, LAC Reffin, LAC Heyworth, BAC Mendes, LAC Johnson, ith Man, LAC Cook Umpire. Cpl Hahofeld. Scorer," LAC Applequit.

RITMO

2nd Division (Home) v DBS_{10- Morrow)-A. J. Prata (Capt.), E, F, Noronha, D. F. Contro: ATA Alonico,

J. M. Barto, A. A. die 1. d4 102, 7. M. Core, Remedios. G. F. Norwitha, E. J. Loureiro, Na

V CCC XBUN

In Division (Horde day),

Hamedian

(Capt.); D. E. GA. Bemedies; le

3, d ́A. Remacion;

L. G. Gosano, à, M, Preta,

Noronha, H. Rek

Autorres, H. T. Remedios, Pereira. Umpire

Scoter, A. E: Dirnund.

A

Peter Keenan →

In Manila

The final humiliation for the

in the more than 5,000 come Town, was last

minutes when Russian |playing colleague of former centre-forward Eduard Streltsov

Sydney, Nov. 18. She also defeated New Zea- International sides. Shankly was Jack Pearson cold with a rocket New South Wales border on its manager Andy Beattle in Scottish knocked Australian goal keeper

The Olympic torch early to-man's Path.

Manila, Nov. to:- The British Empire Bantamw:: day crossed the Queensland- land'a Olympic Long Jump appointed Assistant Manager shot. ....

23-1 Loed Fox, North Fleet, weight Champion, Peter Keenen; champion, Evette Williams, and Inst December, Beattle had

way Bouth by relay Tunger to Lowes,

Blue Spot, 'Itajuru, of England, arrived here" yes. iled with Shirley Delahunty, the previously

Briškom Burn and Marula. resigned," but The ball hit Pearson "Its the the Melbourne Clames.

ferday for a December 8 bout Olympic, winner, in an Batayed on at the request of the head and bounded off into the Metres Hurdles rice in 11.1 seck.club. His resignation

49el Indian Ruler, Pape:ping: bantamweight – Alfredo

with the appond-ranking Fill was co-inet for the 16th goal. Pearson

Thousands lined the streets of Money and Ground Bar. cepted with regret last week.

third

N Australia's dow.on went LOVES TO TRAIN

the muddy Brisbane, ground, Kayood, Then the largest city, yesterday evening 50-1 -Purple - Martin, Queen's. · Koenan was acco FARNY

Blankers-Koen has re- Johnny Williams, former reforce simailed the and of the to chow the Olympic symbol on Love, Wildner and Terrible his Australian tired from athletics, although British heavyweight champion; gume-United Press. she still loves to train.

She retires, as a Knight of the Order of Orange-Nassau, award- od by en Juliana, in 1949, in recognition of "ber attitude at home and `sbroad, and goodwill Holland: gained as requit

the

She retires sa" Netherlandə champion mare than 50 times in the 100 bietet, 200-Metres" High Jump Long Jump, the 60 Metres Hurdles, habe Boutting and Pentathlon.

motion

THE GAMBOLS

Hits: way,Router.

Tyrk-Router.

Barry Appleby

Asunción.

Marshalj.

· FOR SUUNCING GOOD HEALTH

SLEEP

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