1956-12-13 — Page 6

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LAST NIGHTS RUGGER

THE CHINT MAIL, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 13,

The Army Were Much Too Good For The Rest Of The Colony

Says "PAK LO”

Yesterday evening, on the Club ground under the floodlights, fifteen men took the field against the might of the Army, and as fifteen men they played throughout, for never once could this collection of individual- ists be called a team. As a result they deservedly lost to a grand Army side that was sparking on all cylinders by 16 points (2 goals, 2 tries) to nil.

The Army were without question far superior in every departmenį, partien- larly in the half backs where Turnbull and Riley combined exceptionally well, where- as O'Kelly and Corner did not seem to have come to any arrangement.

O'Kelly would lead his threes gyen his own fast threes look

to the open side only to discover that Cortier was going blind and tial possesion of the ball was wasted.

in the first half Lloyd of the Police in the centre of the Rest threes had an off night, and as a result the Rest threes never made one good move until the pecond half when, with Roberin in the centre in place of Lloyd, They began to settle, but they were far too late.

pack

slow.

The Army threes really hit it off last night, for their passés almost invariably found their man and as the Rest were not trekling at all well they were able to make not only one man over but two almost every time.

Had it not been for the good defensive play of the Rest wing threts, Roberts and Balter, and the only man to really shino in The Rest

насто poor. the Rbet sido, Johnston, thia They never covered each other, | vould have been a massacre. let alone their threes, and only the wing forwards, Peranan and The Best threes tackled for

too

who high, ond Goulds, Walker, shone to any extent.

played

The Club forwards in the pork started well enough but, as they failed to get the back- ing they usually expect, they tafled away and were complete-

otit ly outplayed. Meffan was hooked well and truly by Bar- ker and as a result the Rest had Httle of the ball.

The Rest pack, on the other hand, played as a pack with Green far and away the best of all, and in the

loose he made

to look to his laurels to retain his place.

THE PLAY

In the 7th minulo Aquids with a nice side step and u neat change of part almost beat the defence but Was caught and a Öve-yard serum was ordered The Army heeled amartly and the ball went out to Wyss who drew not one but two men and then with a crisp pass sent Williams over in the

The conversion corner. missed, 3-0.

Wi

A CRICKETING WREN

Marshalling in a Heron aircraft at the British Royal Naval Air Station at Lee-on-Solent, Hampshire ta 22-year-old Audrey Disbury, an Air Mechanic in the Women's Royal Naval Service.

Miss Disbury, who comes from Canterbury, Kent, is a keen cricketer and has been selected as a member of the English Women's Cricket Association team which is to tour Australasia in the 1987-58

Then, minutes later, from a serum about 35 yards from the Rest line, the Anny again got

season. One the ball and kicked ahead and Williams was up to touch down.

B-0. Pritchard converted.

exceptionally an game, was going through (wo and often three of the so-called tacklew the Rest served up.

а

Pritchard as the Army full back was very steady, though

ho could make feel that better angle before kleding for touch, but otherwise his play was faultless.

Williams of the Army re- placed Wemley on the wing, and on this game Wersley will have

THE HONG KONG JOCKEY

FIFTH RACE MEETING Saturday 15th December, 1956.

CLUB

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the

backs

For the rest of this half the Nest prestad but Jeck of cohesion between robbed then of certain scores,

In the second half, again after seven minutes, the Anny scored when Barber touched dwn a loose ball. Actually from the touchline it seemed as if all the Army threes up with the ball were offside, but this may have been due to the angle at which they were to the touchline.

The Hest continued to main- tain pressure and then Riley With a lovely run went deep into the Rest's half of the

held,

Ex-

tremely fast he was overhauled

and well jacklesi by Roberts, but fa tho loose followed a penalty was awarded

The team, which will play Test matches against Australia and New Zealand, as well as games against various women's cricket teams in both countries, will be the third such side to visit Australasia.

Joe Erskine Steps Up

For World Title Bid

By JACK WOOD

Joe Erskine, that respectable and law-abiding citizen

who

British Heavyweight Championship, is to appeal to the police for help in preparation for his fight with Cuba's Nino Valdes at Earls Court, London, on February 19.

THE XVIth OLYMPIC GAMES

THE RED FOX AND OTHERS TALK ABOUT WHAT HAPPENED AT MELBOURNE

By “RECORDER"

Whichever way did Chataway go? Thissway, Thatoway, Which- away, Wherepway? The British Council dug him up yesterday evening to address a gathering on "The Olympic Games".

It was most refreshing to watch the Red Fox, as the Continentals call him, getting completely relaxed on the subject of the Olymple Games. No discussion of yachting or gymnastics.

Chris Chutaway happens to petljiva apcord. The two Christo- Descriptions given to me of typ just another athlete, not phots are old friends and fun- this approach runway in the another cricketer, teanjs arning mates. "I Hain - acep Hole Tault are more hereltying lacrosse, chese or dominoes Braysher run competitively at them anything long jumpers and player. Ho tallend at consider- least 40 times," said Chataway, hop, steppers experience at able length on all the runs rang-"end that yistory at Melbourne Caroline Hil. ing from the 800 Metres to the was, I think," his third." Marathon.

The Red Fox was not for outgoing how good somy of the He carefully entrained from in that stalement. It may berzárdiances Perere, Volh on Ulio touchlog upon the High or Low actually have

Brasher's trocle and in the jumping events. Hurdles, runa shorter than the fifth victory in 40 starts. From One begies to understand why "Metric Half Mile of any of what I can recollect myself of Chris Chetaway is so optimistic the field events. When question Brusher's compotitive record, "I about a completely new set of

tho

Walzesis, the merits of the

been

In the circumstances it in

me came he was bombarded doubt that it was his sixth. World pesosda by 1940. with queries about the high

Chris Chetaway offer no Jumping potential of

Coryjnen Nolson, while not as apologia for the double victory mad about statistics of the 暖 Vladimir Kuts. While average European follower of

the day to pieces, persone hve a nà ̈à

much vory

On the

questions

of A

of the great array of official timekeepers and the pứop results achtered

Baid Mr Nelson: “Bunners

„given “the same time

Javelin and the possibility of a marriage "between a

sprinter and a high jumper producing appointment in the Soviet high hurtier of class,

The pointed out That athlete of the scholarships in the United Walusis, Chris Chataway pe Glates and sport-loving" em- | were collected an odd paragraph in a players in the United Kingdom though UE WHO WO

permitted many Mungo Park notebook, On the also

dally shall at the tape and question of throwing a spear the hours of training to athletes and though, the broke the tape together. Apparenity place Spahim way he credited the with a reasyoshl» future.

Lines wore Basques with originality: On T

fourth man but thost of the tiene the question of trosi-breeding

there seemed to come under he admitted quite frankly that

of official secreta he was no gulharity."

NEW LIGHT ON EMIL

taken beyond the

STICKS! | I

tonal Hockey Federation, Jr. The President of the Interna-

not realise it as yet, owes the rest hampas Frub's L. H. Queries van Ulloni, must

marr

have bem plenintly Mirpultad to discover that the cry of ticks! 11 ans tongicos omncs more women than it does man.

Surveying the large assembly of Gremlins, Victorians, Rings,

held in his actious resunday evening he must have poncredi at regst a little on the inclusion

the

The Red Fox is a great ad- some mirer of Emil Zatopek. He had | Bet."" miany antedates to tell of Zalo P NOT THAT FAST

pek and brought up some little known facts about Chateway,

the great even if he does Czech Locomotive Emil and his

we learned, are writer of this colump some well knowh Bratitude for not having been 1 YE subjected to a more vere test. two loading bridge players as

they There was

ghroad mari #

the husband and combination audience who

was reasonably to both win gold medals at the certain that the Red Fox Was the first man to break the sonic Olympic Opmits. | bagrier.

Zalopek is fluent in quite a Long question

few

languages Resides came we informed this gention Cach the uh, lived

that Chataway was an phpers as ʼn Kleutenant-Coldeal, architect of the first four- but could be squally as happy inthute Mile, an architect of the as a chemist'e asalstent, The match was made by promoter Jack Solomons on run and one of the first dozen currem recoled for the Up" Mille December 7. Then Erakine (5ft, 10m.) and manager men in recorded athletic history

ducked under touch, and the Army threes Benny Jacobs decided to ask all the large willing policemen to have

in Cardiff to assist in gymnasium session.

minutes for the Mile.

Valdes la eft. Sin. Erskine,, sympathy for Mr Gleason.

Though the But

range of Qaris who watched

Chataway's interest in athletics him beat Dick it is nonsense to talk his way. Richardson plans to use every "We will, however, press the is rather limited, he can be im- One thing that does stand out big man he can find to lean on claims of the

winner of the mensely interesting on what he does khow. Though well known from last night's If there

Frøkine-Valdes him in gym work-outs.

fight 5

radio

television having contender for the world title. I "I must get used to presentative

audiences he still has a very

After gil, there ‘la po failles' should get together for a couple big fellows leaning forward and cannot go further than that! of night practice.

putting their whole weight on

a style most suited to one's High Jump at the Olymples. It You will, I think, agree that pleasant if ccensional stutter."

build. The longer you rum tho is yony much a Women's High If asked to pick a Colony elde

ine,” said Erskine, “Į know my | Mr Fane has gone far enough, He slit thinks that a Mile more you get convinced Hat Jump at the Games. from last night's game I would best chance of beating Niho is since the Americana do not in 4:04 is an excellent without

your own natural style is the heallation pick the to keep the fight at long range. rank Valdes among their ten even if a White City crowd may most suitable to yourpelt." Army side as if stands, for the

top heavyweights and the name be disappointed In the same. BIG PARTNERS Best of the Colony were just not

Erskine means nothing to them. He thinks that we are only on, One in the same olags.

"But there will be times when

MIXED-UP WORLD ho will break through and get

to the Army.

and Sharp missed

the Rest tried to kick clear but did not and

ant the ball along their une to Wyss who crashed his way through two tackles to score. Sharp converted. 16-0.

are do te

games

Come is that

more re the teams

And

feminine hocloger in

· Olympic Games. Chris Chateway heike much sen muky dean Who tườn more to tay than to recorded The drie in Hongkong HOW four here about the Olymple gemos ever, are not too kemon or everything he said "I will Olymple hockey. If they over remember longest his reply to get to playing hockey at the someone who wanted in know Olympic Gautier, they would be why a man with such a un playing women's hockeyd mainly strip as Zalogok's could not Indies hockey as the gaine

be an Olymple

is always referred to in Hong-

effort

of

Said the Red Fox:

course,

th lernental sport. One develope

not

THI

Mr Quarles, while making no statement

the Olymple of Indies of the best Chataway future

or women's the treshold of really shattering anecdotes I heard yesterday ad hockey, assured me an and shocking athletic

come out in his tale on point, India's victory in men's close So I want to get used to j In this crazy, mixed-up world formances and predicts that by The Olympic Games," This fold hockey at the Melbourne Three P,I. Chess these big fellows and practice of heavyweights and high hopes, the time of the 1080 Olympic was on Farlane Brown, the Los Games, He said, was almost

there is young pushing them off."

min called Games all the current

world Angeles negro housewife who certainly the last in a Players Leave The light was announced at a Hans Friedrich who could records will be beaten and that was the United States awer to monopoly over quite a few

luncheon during which Bobby wreck everything that was the record for the Mile will be Soviet domination

the Year Gleason, manager of Valdes, planned the other day.

under 3:55. asked Board of Control Chair- Haps meets Valdes in Dort-

For Melbourne

Manila, Dec. 12.

Three Philippine chess players jert lyday by air for Melbourne to participate in the Australian Chic Congrega.

They are r Jose Pascual, Filippines National Champion, Morencio Campomanes, and Mr Rodolfo Tah Cardoso.

Mr Campomanes and Mr Cardoso participated in the 12th Chess Olympiad ut Moscow three month ago

The Australian tournament starts on December 28 and ends on January 12,-Reuter.

pt

long

| women'a throwing events.

The reason: "Indians are now na "much interested in min Onslow Fane to recognise mund (Germany) on December He subscribes to the theory Earlene after a great shove or getting

" hockey, The zivarnge young Indian, it svemu, the February tilt as for the 29. Solomons and Gleason Wu that if the Olympic 1,500 Metres the 8 lb. 19 oz. She was lapotball as Heavyweight Championship of be present....on their hose, wis run every week and here informed by awestruck Austre likeliar to get attracted to the the World.

no doubt with their hands would probably be six different lan officials that she had broken

Kicking game!· winners in a row, He doesn't the Victorian record. “My!!? KAS Looking up aggressively from clasped in front of them.

marvel so

much

Hennie im sorry, I may didy': bià 5ft 8in. Glezion—the mah Solomons has offered Belfast Delaney recovering in time from mean to"

million words opined; promoter of a "y"

eight-stitches spike wound to boy: beat

Hurricane £1,000 for the right to stage win the Metric Mile at the Jackson in two rounds, The the Bobby Neill Jimmy Brown Melbourne Games new champion, Floyd Patterson, final British Feather weldhit Lilia Delaney's having got to Mel- scraped home on points against eliminator at Earls Court on boue in time to

run in the Jackson over 12 rounds before February 19..

event for degr ́ald Ireland, benting Archie Moore for the tiile.

"Erskine is

your champion. So why shouldn't this be for the world title1"

Mr Fane, the diplomat, looked down from his 65, 2. and old

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Mr P. Gupta, MBE, President of the All-The Football Federa“ Hoa" doanh M. Guyên

con THE REAL GEN · ́

further. He predicts that before The few people who woro, at too many Olympiada have pan- the Melbourne Games whom 7 Indir will aim the Olymp have since most and talked with Specar Championship. all ages that the track was the

Olympic Field Hockey Cham- lant thing from being "first slags plons of the suture? Mr Queries Neill and Brown have siamed

FASTEST EVER

Staller onfulon hop best does pot think they to meet in Belfast on January

will come 10 Bolomons hins

been given Chalaway belloves that Ronnie het uppace and the company Dena no dennite answer yet.

take on ab-

more Delaney ran the fastest Metric Sammy

McCarthy

of Mile in history when be re- proach runways. Stepney, does not want his fight dorded 3:412 at the Melbourne Jump, Hop, Step and

Games. Running on the Mel Pole Vault

Glamor truck, ha ex-

every with Johnny Mann (Birming«

Not A Draw

In

Forty-seven games have been played in the Worcester Leigue so far this season, and not one of them has been drawp. The come League Bromirove Erpokfield, have reached semanala of the Seniore

compeition eight times in the last ten sons, but, have yet to get through to the Final.

at Birmingham on December 17 to be put forward

be an elinymmbos for the British Lightweigh; Championship.

Olympic was not unlike running Champion Bob Malkia Taka

One of the best comments the 6 feet

anca in this paired by the Red Fox Charles McCarthy said: "I am con- day was on the Steeplechaude fident of repealing my previous victory of Chris Brasher (whom De victory oven Mann and of he calls Benysher), He dwelt probably defeating the Famehman, Guy at due kad on the ortamatie over seven Gració, who best Joe Laicy, The ship

Cordinat at Sidor Rozmyas and British Champion, when I aght Ernst Larsen and on the only rack and

do London next month.

book of rules available to the Nether antenan kay

" Chiric that if I can pull off Jury of Appeal, bindly loomed these two wins I deserve 'n them: by, Harold Abrahams too short for the direct shot at the title??

But the real master stroke of even comment "Fola Brbatier's 'cots-}}{25-£

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Bers

A tour of Europe by un Aus- trelinn" #eld hockey very likely to ma

year, Mr Quartek mid, and itT da the Australian feld hockny standard would take a fur

of inches tep up.

editor

to Kenyaunch - Malaysi poon, the 1h

dity was much with the limited

GOLDEN CH

"biriihin the precincie