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WEEK-END · SOCCER

THE CHINA - MAIL, MONDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1956.

FERENC PUSKAS WITH DAUGHTER

RUNAWAY VICTORY FOR SOUTH CHINA

AGAINST KWONG WAH

By "TOUCHWOOD"

It was a total rout, a runaway victory for South China when they scored as they willed against Kwong Wah in a First Division League match at Caroline Hill yesterday and the 5-0 score the Nam Wah boys netted could have been more had they taken this match seriously enough. South China's smart display, with Chu Wing-wah and Lee Yuk-tak keeping up their shoot-on-sight accuracy, places the Caroliners as firm favourites for this year's soccer honours both in the League and Cup competitions.

Wat

A feature of this nutch

Chen Ming-chih was the next | Jeung;

Tal-wal, LeuLTII South China playing Tan Kan player to miss the mark try Wing-fu, Chu Ngai-to; Lau MAY at centre-forwart fo inches by heading, in a lovely Tok -elive

Chen La Shul-lun, Briet spell, but later Tan phovedtrhot which would have been à Ming-chith. Loung Lam, La Tek-

goal had the South China gond-hing

in defenters.

+

1st 12

nick of time.

Chu Wing-wah, to Cheune-keeper not got his hands to the You and Mark Chan-wat CORTIN bined effectively and their stunt rakin on the Kwong Wah detrace mate custodian Kwick Chow-ining work overtime

MISSED CHANCES

the

The Nam Wah boya gol lo their shooting form after the 18th minute. A sodo effort by Mok Chun-wah nearly had the

Wah Kwong

*keep

beaten

be

SATURDAY'S MATCH

EANTERN 3. POLICE @ It seems that Eastern have uken a leaf out of the Harlens book and

Globetrotters"

ruje

"Firat

The Troiters mifito uf we scor. Then we clown" was adopted by the Easter players zo well that they reeled off three clear goals and then settled

In defence Lau Chi-ping and

thi when Molt's shot grazed the up-they put this lesson to full use roles well, especially during the right. In his next attempi Mokgalust the Police in Saturday's First Division Lengue match at sporndie ruicks

un-wan mude no mistake by by Kwong Wah forwards.

Boundary Street crashing the ball past a wildered Kwok

Chow-mung This was executed so suddenly that Kwpk hardly had time to parry Mok's fast shot

South By the 23rd minule Chung were two

1s time it was a long range shut vil the boots of Chu Wing-wah that had the Kwong Wan custo dian beaten all the way.

The Nom Wuh buys went further

third wherd with goal in the 30th minute through Chon Chi-kong.

Haf the losera luket shooting changes whenever they swarmed all over the Carolines koulmouth they might have scored at least a goal or two Tine and ustain

they threw way seuring chances when their forwardy woated too much time

with taking their ad

the result that they lost passession of the ball

The Клипд Wah forward were off their form completely and exes pl To the few near musses when they hud Lau Kin- chung on his toes they hardly worried the Nem Wal players

at wil.

130)

down to annise the crowd with sune serbilllning dribbling and eat bull control by Chu Wing-

keung

As U Senior Division QI- counter the

by performance the potice was not up to ex- hac chances

pectations They

Kalore to beat the Eastern eustodion, Yuna Poy-dor, but

Au

In their engernes to score | Chl-ym, Wakefield and Ko Kau

were fumblers

TWO GOOD SHOTS

Kwong Wah followed up with good pot shots by Chen Ming chih und Leung Lam, but their effaris lacked the power to beat

The only players who shone were Hunter at contre-half and bi their i right-back Ngan Chun-sing. xouls scaredd

Time and again when the favour, South Ching started the came oft penalty award when Kwong second half with a rousing ruid for ward The looked to him for Wal's Fu Nul-long fouled one that had the Kwong Wah de-on Ko Kau was not where

tence working doubly hard.

Of the Ave This match One

of the

the uteri Lau Kin-chung.

With Three goals

tor 10

South China forwards. Fu conceded yet another spat Wick award but, luckily kwok Chow-ming, left-winger Muk Chun-wah crushed the ball sinpek into the Kwong Wah goalkeeper,

minute the 12t

South

· China's Lee Yuk-tuk netled goul number four from a Ho Cheung- you pass on a penalty aword 423 the 27th minute saw Chu Wing-wah placing the ball to This match was so me-sided the back of the net to bring the that thrilla were practically at shore to 5-0

Mok Chun-wah premium. The Sunday crowd

could have who had expected the Kwong made half a dozen when he Wahi buys to night Tonths und took t spot kick in the 40th Kail left

stadiuina

dis- | minute, but his shot rebounded appointed 101.

THE GAME

The

Katoe www Baldy Ave mint on when South China threatened to open the scoring us Ch Wing-wah look a shul

u Kwok Chow-ming who had to live for the ball before he just managed to push it out for fruitles corner,

The next minule Chan Chi- a well-placed Chu Wing-

kong fted over

hot to waiting

wah, but the latter kicked the

ball into a bunch Wah detenders.

ut Kwong

Kwong Wah forwards gave tome anxious moments for the Caroliners' custodian in the 8th minute when they attacked in force. A move started by Chui- Ngal-to brought Leung Lam and Lo Tak-blog speeding goatwards und their joint efforis ended with L bringing out the best of Lau Kin-chung with a sizzling shot that

vane VITY close to YCOTTAK.

NOTICE

THE HONG KON{{ JOCKEY CLUB

Programmies

|

off the body of Kwok Chow- ming and though the South China left-winger ran after the ball his ercond attempt at scoring was cleared by a defender,

TEAMS South China: Lau Kin-chung; Chi-ping, Kwok Kam- hung: Ng Wal-man, Lille

Tal- hay. Chan Chi-kong: Chu Wing- wah, Lee Yuk-tak, Ton

Kar- Ho που,

Cheung-yav, Molt Chun-wah.

Kwong Wah; Kwok Chow- ping: Fi Nal-tong, Ng

اهنما

Bo-

Miss Shirley Fry Tops U.S. Ranking List For 1956

New York, Dec. 10,

remuli

The famous Hungarian footballer Ferenc Puskas is reunited with his 2-year-old daughter in Italy. During the rioting in Budapest recently his wife and daughter managed to escape to Italy while Puskos in Spain. Now he hopes to seek asylum for his family in Italy. Central

was

SATURDAY'S_RUGGER

RAF Were

Press Photo,

Deserving Of

A Clear-Out Win Against Army North

Says "PAK LO"

By sticking religiously to their system of keeping the ball tight, except for one lapse, the RAF on Saturday, though they finally only managed to draw with Army North by 13 points (2 goals, 1 penalty goal) to 13 points (2 goals, 1 try), definitely took top honours and were de- serving of a clear-cut win.

the

should be with the

On the other side of the harbour a hopelessly outclassed and weak Police dual the ball went a-begging.

side wen! down as expected before Army South to the tune of 34 points (5 goals. There was some rough play 3 tries) to 6 points (2 iries), though the score was by no means indicative of thê in this mulch too and the cul-

run of the game, for the Police did make one or two very dangerous moves. prits were the Pollee. The re foree had Hughes' name down

of the RAF forwards Cheal The Club "B" in the minor for infringements. The scorers match at the afternoon floun was outstanding, especially in

the 20th minute, Hau Ching- their chances and for Eustem were Lec-Kang-Waldered away, completely flufted let the 7th to (23th) and Lee Kang-wai 17 lussurn win by 12 potais (1 tr minutes after the interval.

3 penalty goals) to 3 points (F) penalty goul).

in

RAF v Army North

the loose, and Hannam and Tulon were close seconds.

THE PLAY The RAF went into the attack right from the start and 20 minutes passed before the Army managed to lake play into the Airinen's half of the frid

Goulds with a long kick found

touch on the RAF 25 and the ball went from the lineout to Beynon, who dumtnied his way through the centre, and when tackled passed on to Coulds who scored near the posts. Pritchard converted, 6-0.

The RAF immediately took play back into their opponents hall at the next and about 20 yards from the Army line the Army penallard and Macnamara converted.

Were

This was the half time score, but I did not remain statio for jonar.

the The RAF again attacked to Anny 29, and then a kick ahead! sent the ball over the dead-ball line.

their forwards dribbled ball upfield, but they had not been well enough trained ina the art of this and all too often idicked top far ahead to make any use of their chances.

The Police back division, with little of the ball, falled to get moving, and their defensive covering wala woefully weak.

at Johnston was wosted serum half, and, though he did score a try, he would probably have be able

the to keep

hud scoring down appreciably he played at full back.

From the first whistle the Army scored with p

Boorman, ITY by Sharp adding the Extra points. Johnston retaliated with a touch down

of a

loose ball, Boorman peared again a few minutes later to

TEAMS

Eastern: Yung Fay-dor; Lee Ping-nam, Lau Yee; Ma Morn-

ihat It was hard to belleve hung, Ko Po-keung, Lee Kwok- this was the same side which wah;

Fung Chun-tak, Chu

so well, albeit unsuc Wing-keung, Lee Kang-wai, Ho battled

cessfully, against the Club last Ying-fun, Hau Ching-to.

week, for Army North were Follen: Kwok Man-sum: Ngan Chun-sing,

but Chan

a shadow of themselves, Ping-wing: Hughes, Hunter.

Against the tight, close play Wakefield; Wan Siu-chol, Ng Ling, Au of the RAF they could find no Chi-yin. Mak Wing-hung. Ko answer and the Airmen would

have won had they not Kau.

when the lend for about ten LEAGUE STANDING – UP TO minutes opened the game up.

DECEMBER 10

That

make the half Ume score 8-3. gave Army South a couple of chances which quick to snap up.

But for the rest of the timo Army North were obviously all

and at

they became more seo, and more flustered as time went

Passy went on.

everywhere once the ball had left either Turnbull's ur Boynon's hands. Luckily for Army North these two halves were

In top form. but even they had a rough time

South China Krches RAF

Eastern

KMA

Army Police Kwang Wah CAA

St. Jateph's

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Mise Shirley Fry, the United (1-9) not included.

Champlun, topped

UP TO DECEMBER 14 Res, Division

States and Wimbledon Singles the United Stats Women'a Lawn Tennis CAA ratading list for 1950 which was | KMB

South China announced here today.

Miss Fry, ranked second Inst | HÄF year, succeeds Doris Hant, who

now

but

MISH

professional.

St. Joseph's

Thila

Army Police Ciph

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of it.

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they

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The only man to shino beyond them was Pritchard, the full

almost back, who under

preslite WAR very

the

Green, who has been

Just shining light lately, was pure lazy. There is no other He did nothing word for 11.

tinuous

Heady.

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is the 13th consecutive year she

2nd Division has been ranked in the first tendine

the first time she has reach- HAP su Wan

Solicitor REME Althea Gibson, who won

Gymnasie tournaments in nine diferent TLOA

GME countries this year, but did not is ranked second. beat Miss Fry until November,

Entry Forms Tur the th Race ca the top. Meeting 1966/57 to be held on Tuesday Tat and Saturday 6th January, 1967, (weather per- mitting) may be obtained at The Secretary's Office, Alexan- dra House; the 'Club House, Happy Valley; And the Stables, Shan Kwong Road,

Entries close at 12 o'clock, NOON

on Tuesday 18th December, 1956,

RAMC

Prison

Talkoo Telephone Miss Lake Brough and Mrs D. & S. Margaret Dupont, who won Dockyard their twelfth national doubles | Tramways

Sri Div title this year, aro, placed third And fourth respectively.

HK Aircraft Caroline, Ill The full list announced by the watsons USLTA rankings committen is: University 1. Shirley Fry, 2. Althea Gibson, ATS

C. & W.. 3. Louise Brough, 4. Margaret CMB Dupont, 5. Betty Pratt,

0. MIL

By Order of the Stewards, Dorothy Knode, 7. Darlene Hurd, Rediffusion

S & S Tamar A. E, ARNOLD,・ ・ │8. Karol Fageros, 9. Janet Dodwell

Secretary. Hoppe, 10. Miriam : Arnold.--. | Hollandia -

Reuter:

THE GAMBOLS

VESTERDAY

FOR THE

LAST TIME; NO 2”

TO'DAY #W

whares that old #dak? -- I'll show George how hard us I am for

new dress

Mercanille

KM. Godown

BEES, CONDE-BROOKERS CORPRIZAREAHRR

Barry

anat aj pier round my watet.

But

stand around unill Wyks had n inusele ernanp and the two them changed places, and Of then at laat Green began to move and succeeded by use of

ball The RAF forwards took the Trom the drop-out and with some elever interpassing minongsi the fur- worde inally nerii. Tuton over near the ponta. Mocnamara converted

The RAF nearly scored again. with their thene line sending out the most atrocious postes ever dean, but MOTYCHOW each found their mak but they wewe finally enught with Jeet 10 go and the Army" cleared unfeld with a kits.

A minute later and Cheat took the hail from a sliced kick by the Army and went through the de-

outpaced Pritchard and j'ai fence. Found to cure under the posla, Macnamara converted, 13-5.

Thien. It was the Army'ı tum. From jouse makik the ball went out to Green on the wing who was unmarked and he siresked up to The wing, will only Gray, the RAF full brek, to best. It looked dimenti, far Green was close to the line, and a good push would have put him in touch.

but Gray Ansiccountably

tireed

Beyond #159 from a five-yard Uncout the Police were completely out of the picture and Army Bouth Acoreu through Boorman,・ Owen- Smith, Robinson, Williams, Busby and Phipps each scoring a try. Sharp converted three of the triés, and Phipps converted his own try. Club "B" v, 7th Hussars

This

was a scrappy anti the Club "B threes wantierex Ali uver the Oeld with the ball but in the right direction

The Club "B" pack was com- pased mainly of stragglers, and they were very disappointing, and needed stronger leadership in the pack to bring them up to the mark.

The Club "B" serum half had

Film altogether wit his an excellent game, but was tackle and Green scared under the hampered by the attentions of posts. Pritchard canyarted, 12-10.

The Army forwards had a shoes Anderson, The mpell here and took the ball uplekt forward,

at their feet and then heeled mina??«

Ilussorg

wing

wita gave him litlle

ly and Green fraund an opening a room to move in.

He speed in scoring twu excel-ipped through to com under the lent irten, but otherwise he was not outstanding.

The RAF, on the other hand, played like heroes, The for wards in particular, were

try- ing every minute of the game and their foot rushes had the

posts. Then, amazingly Petchard inimed the conversion.", 13-33.

With the RAF striving harder than

Army five-yard line the game finally ever for a Kore and play on the

ended.

Ibonked

Davies scored the only try of the match, for the Hussars, while Morson converted three

Hussars were not much better penalty goals, and Gault replied with one penalty goal

difference.

..

The

LEAGUE CRICKET

Army South Were Still On The Lucky Side

By "RECORDER"

Lots of rain during the week and a cold, dull day. The match between Army South and Recreio at Sookun- poo on Saturday was not called bif and I will go on the record to say that Army South were extremely lucky to win.

At Happy Valley on Sunday, the Optimists gave Cralgengower 175 for eight wickets and replied with 178 for five, again paced by an undefeated 94 from Julh Lender.

21

As a result, the situation in Optimists at one stage. htt the Lengue table remains ni- | fourth wicket stand between most unchanged from last week. George Souza and Dhaber was This is how it looks:

good for 100 runs Souza was P. W. D. L. Pia, out at 47, but Dhaber went on 2 30 to make and Crulgengower € 0 2 28 eventually declared at "173 for

Army. South 10 7 Optimists ксе RAF

Cralgengower

Recreio Indian RC Army

8

9

10

10

4 12 20 | eight wickets,

4 3 1 17 The Optimista last Klee,

3 4 3 13 Rowe and Leigh-Bennett with

3 4 3 15 only 40 runs on the board, but

8 3 3 2 14 John Leader, backed up, first

8 3 3 2 14 by Hall and then by Vowler,

North

Scorpions Police

R

+

ង

Royal Navy

0

Army South beat Recreio by Live wickets in very curious

game in which there were spells of brilliance and of mediocrity

from both sides.

On what was

bowlers' wicket,

very much a Recreio c#me near enough to upsetting Army South

που and had Ashcroft

by been dropped in the rully Yanovich in a misunderstanding with Eddie Corano on who should try to hold a high catch, things may have been very dif-

ferent.

Asheroft and Petit were bowling in a manner very de- serving wickets, The former was rewarded with one for 22

in six overs and the latter with

22 in nine. none for

Gary Crook had a feld day and took five wickets for eight runs. Four of these wickets were, however, thrown away, the only real Crook victim being D.E. Remedios. Padre Willams

remaining Look three of

four the wickets for eight runs,

Recreio were at one stage 38 two wickets ns Arthur Prata and Mickey Remedios put on 35 for the second wicket, After that came quick collapse

for

with wickets being na freely given as taken,

to

to

saw 88 being put on the board fell before the fourth wicket and 156 before the fifth," The Optimists won handily by dive wickets,

Hongkong FA Soccer Fixtures For Dec 22-23

DECEMBER 22

*

1st Div. League: Kwong Wah v. KMB, Caroline Hill 3.30 pm. Ref. R. P. Browning: Lines. Mnk Young-fai/R. Gro

RAF

v. Club, Navy 3.30 p.m. Rel. D. G. Simpson; Lines, E. G. Dawson J, Moore.

Police v. Kitchee, Boundary St. 3.30 p.m. Rev. S. F. Bradley; Lises. 3. D. Jones/F, A. Bar- retto.

Rex. Div. League; RAF V. Club, Navy 3 p.m. Ret. S. Y. wok: Lines. F. R. Pratiett Wang Wah-kay.

Junior Shield: KMB v. Sali-, citors, Caroline Hill 1.46 p.m. fel. S. Tye: Lines. I. II. Lanef S. E. Matthews.

Gymnastic v. REME, Bound- ary

.St. 145 p.m.

Ref. W Sanders; Lines, P. Monson/A Méintosh.

H.V.

The biggest surprise of the match come in the second part of it. Army South toiled for

RAF Sai Wan v. AFS, H‚V. for

3.30 p.m. Ref Tsang King-hong 32 overs to score 64 runs victory and lost five good | Lines. Liu Ting-kat/Y, C. Mok. Talkoo บ Dodwell, H.V. 3.30 wickets in the process

Recreto put up one of thei:

p.m. Ref. D. P. Lai Lines. real fighting shows of the type Wong King-chung/Ng Yuc-wal. that used

Telephone v take them

CMB.

3.30 League Championships in years pm. Ref, Cheung Yan-sing: gone by. The heavy outfield Lines, Li Ping-pul/H. N. Tam. towed

the bali up, which was 2nd Dly. League: Jurdine v. also a contributory fact the RAMC

to

(PP_from_13/10/56). score being kept down, but the HV p.m. Iter F. J Recreio Belding was also ex-O'Brien; Lines. F. W. Bates/ tremely ught. I only remem- Digby Lee.

İri Dlv. Leagueż Hollandia v. ber one boundary being scored, though there may have been RI (PP from 15/10/50), Hak two in

Recreio

2

2 p.m. Ref. Chan

60.

Ping-tak: depended entirely on Linea. Luk Tat-sun/Mak in- L. G. Remusios and "Spotty" tsang..

Pervira in their fight to save the

altuation and these two bowlers, keeping slightly short of

接

separato

DECEMBER 23

ju Dlv, League: Sing Ton vi Eastern, Club 3.30 p.m, Ref. R. Webb; Lines. A. Cameron/F. J. Kirkham.

Navy v CAA, Navy 3.30 p.. Ref. L Chang; Lines, R. Sparices/A. A. James.

length kept Army South's re- nowned run-getters down to 47 for

wickets, five.

Bedson, Gordon, Howard-Dobson, Tidey and Crook being back in the pavillon by this stage.

Army v. St. Joseph's, Bound The

Insbility to

ary St. 3.30 p.m. Ref. S. U. Ashcroft and Payne, though the Woo; Lines. A, H. R. Tucker/ former was of course, extremely Liu Ting-kai. lucky, saved the day for the Junior Shield: Tung Wah v soldiers. Realios fool tour for | Army, Navy 1,45 p.m. Ref. F. 22 and Pereira one. for 42, 100 109 — STAND At Happy Valley yesterday Craigempower wore three wickets for 19 against the

down

1.

No Comeback Fight

For Marciano

New York, Déc. 16....

พ.

Batca, Lines, Lai Shiy- wing/Luk Tat-up,

Aircraft v. South China, Club 1.46 pm. Ret. J. Moore; Lines S. Y. Kwok/Make Hin-tsang.

Watsons/Police v. St. Joseph's, Boundary St. 1.45 pm. Ret. F A. Barrette; Lines. F. J.

Pingstak. O'Brien/Chen,

2nd DIV.

Letu: B. & S, v Tramways (PP from 14/10/60); H.V 3,30 pm. Ret. Li-Ping- pul; Lines, Li Fook-on/Chan Mon-chong.

3rd

Div. Learner Caroline Rocky Morciano the Hill v. S. & S. Tamar (PP from defeated retired Heavyweight 14/30/56), H.V. 2 pm: Ref. Champion. declared tonight E

G Ley-Lines. Chan

that he would not return to the Shiu-chuen/Hau-Sik-wai ring it

CMB v, Rediffusion (PP from promoter Jim Norris offered him bout,

-14/10/50), H. 3.30 p.m. Ref. With that statement on the Ng Chun-wing; Lines, J. I Ed Sullivan television show, the Murphy/Wong Yuk Chun... "Etrockton Blockbusterate

tempted

CCS30

than the Club "B" really, but Police v. Army South their being just that little bit Army North dazed. They broke Army South never from the keener and Alter made all the fast from the serums and went start looked as though they Through the lineouts like a close could lose. They had a steady.

Tonight's Game of salts, and they covered their supply of the ball from the threes very well,

scrums, lineouts

loode and

quash permanently Tonight the Chih - дее Macnamara at serum half had mauls. The halves and threes, schechiled to play off their post-

the rumours that he might re- another fine game, though; Read all

Live well-ofled

turn to the ring to fight; his suc poned match against the Navy, was a little slow to get into machines, and with the Police and though, at time of going, to

young Floyd., Patterson, position for his panses Cornah falling to tackle well the scor press the Navy team is un-In June, In the centre was almost uning was regular, and say,

ky explained that we had known it

Rocky he, should be fairly catchable, and his breaks through The only time the Police | strong.

no "financial difficulties zow the centre were hard to stop looked like scoring was when Strong enough, anyway to and he awod if to his wife int worry the Club who are in the baby and to his mother to remain habit of talding things easy in a ↑ In retirement so he couki' spend gure like; this.e: That inititude | his time with them and relieve forlight "could all-too: murity: low them of worry about the post- them the game. The Chidy are builty of his getting hunt in the Kilk at fall wirenirth; so:12 they ring. United Pres put their baking into this/-gazbe. they should win, by a coID= fortable margin,para pe

Appleby

BO YOU BOUGH NEW DREBS

THAT

GOLDEN CHURN

Whether they can retain thei récord at haVING, TIO. ABRERA:

Natekar Loses Singles Title To TN Seth

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