THE CHINA MAIL. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1957.
WARRIORS & PANDAS AGAIN THE SAINTS' PRINCIPAL RIVALS
German Boxing Leaders Launch Campaign To Save Ring Fatalities
By HANS SCHOEFER
Frankfurt,
German amateur boxing leaders have launched an all-out
campaign to put an end to "death in the ring." The latest fatal accident in a German amateur fistic ring took place on July 21 at Constance when Bantam- weight Ferdinand May, 26, died of a cerebral hacmor- rhage after a bout with Heinz Amrein of Stuttgart.
In post-war years, amateur | boxing has claimed the lyes of at least seven young men.
The situation was fairly
critical 1940 when four amateur boxers fell victim to the "noble art of self-defence." The "dáth in the ring" prob- 2 ст become др even more hotly-iscussed topic among the nation's sporting circles.
There were 'even suggestions for a total Ban of amatour Loxing. But suggestions to this effect have never left the dis- cussion stage.
A low years bock tho men responsible for the country's amateur pugilistic sport in- troduced new rule in a deter- mined effort to make the sport as sulo ns possible.
Among others, these regula- flops stipulated that o boxer sffering a KO is barred from competition for τοπι Moreover,
trainers
time. were
sure that only experienced
Experis were of the opinion that therd new regulations should considerably help to take away much. of the danger from the sport.-United Press,
PORTRAIT
"-Now this chap really
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JACK DEMPSEY SAYS
There's More Interest In Boxing Now Than There Ever Was
By JACK CUDDY
New York.
examined at intervals to make "The time has come for a great change," said Jack Dempsey, "If we are to put sports back on a high level-particularly boxing."
coaches could teach young men the basle know-how in sport.
MORTALITY RATE
the
As all this has failed to cul down the mortality rate jo zeto, German boxing leaders have mapped new and detailed plans to cope with the problem.
These new regulations, which will come into effect on Ocken| ber and which were worked!
What change?
"Pay-felevision,” replied the Manassa Mauler. “We've got to have it as soon as possible to stop the decline in professional boxing, and organised baseball, at least."
the post-war Television; and Commercial TV
The new rules for amateurs are as follows:
etements 542 Pay-TV were an outgrowth of a round table discussion in hls Brond- the fact way restaurant about that tickets had gone on sale today_for the Sugar Hay Robin- son-Canc Busilio Dght at Yankee Stadium this month.
New Softball Season
Opens
Tomorrow
By “TIME OUT"
The sound of hickory on horsehide will be heard once again when the familiar cry of "Play Ball" echoes across the diamond at King's Park and yet another season of softball opens tomorrow.
Contrary to quite a few expectations, the sport of softball is still very much with us and this 1957/58 season sees a resurgence of interest by participants as 17 men's teams, seven in the Seniors and 10 in the Juniors, vie for supremacy in what should be an exciting season."
The ladies' section, however; will see action - in the Seniors | Hamet's Comets, but Hamet, presents a very dismal picture for the first time. Diesta's boys however, can sull rely on the as only four teams are expected are just taking the opportunity steadiness at Regale Hamet and to enter and unless more sup-] to gain some experience in the two or three of last years Sentor port is forthcoming this league higher division and are not ex- "B" aide. promises to be a repetition of pected to be in the run for major last year's fasco when only two | honours, teams monotonously contested a four-games series before empty
stands
MEAN BUSINESS
In the Men's Senior League the mighty Saims obviously mean business since Manager "Blinb" Ablong has signed on Buch stalwarts as the 1999/57 batting champion, L.C. Poon, flashy centrelalder PH. Lee, alow-baller PC. Wong and the redoubtable Meme Xavier.
Hammet has niso devoted, much time to his cager beavers, whose David Vlera will most prob- duiding borders on the modiocre, ably toe the mound for the but he can derive some measure Dodgers and Diesta is, opilmistic of satisfaction in his boys' lusty that his team will end up mid- batting, Denuitely a team not to way in the League table when be treated too lightly, since the season ends,
superior batting power has more The other two teams, South than once carried a poor delen- China and CAA, having lost thoalve sido to victory, services of some of their men, will be out to play
key just Popular Dave Cooper bas once for the exercise and it pro-again managed to round up a tween these two teams for the "Austers." This team only needs mises to be a tough ght be- team of Briliah servicemen, the unenviable honour of heing the services of an experienced awarded the wooden spoon. and patient coach to make it a force to be reckoned with in the Junior League as the soldiers have the potential of a very pro- mising team.
This array of talent, plus the old vanguard of. Dave Leonard, At the time of going to press, Bucks, Omar and Showbont All the Ismail brothers, Salleh, one of the Colony's top hurlers is still very much undecided as must surely establish Ablong's to which team he will sign up boys as hot favourites lo retain for., No
whom matter
ho "No definite information is to their Uile. Conspicuous absen- Lavouts, he will have represented hand regarding the composition tees from the Joeys' line-up are practically every Senior League of the "Hongkong University Artur Ozorlo and Claude Pugh, team in recent years excepung nine, To my knowledge, in three The Biffest opposiiton is ex- the Wohoos His decision is years of selive participation the pected to come from the Warr- being awalled with much inter- miellectuala have never won a lors and Pandas, The formerest by local softballers,
game but it speaks volumes for will have in the line-up two
sportsmanship that they never JUNIOR LEAGUE
fall to turn up,
Lence-
former Blackhawks, buster Tony Rodrigues and out-
year.
new
from
Taiwan, Lo Park-huen,
The Champions have slend
in
Had the 62-year-old 'ex-champ purchased stock recently helder Gerry Remedios, plus
They will probably fickt the In the minor circuit all in- samo side that did service last in some pay-TV outfit?
newcomers. Eddio Guterres and dications point to a runaway year and the switch to a lower pitcher Sonny Machado,
season for last year's "Nope, not a share," he on- Almost the same thing has,
Junior division (they were always It is rumoured that ace fire-League Champions, the "Semi-the Senior "B") may find them out in co-operation with
pro-wered. "I'm merely being happened in baseball," he con- baller "Goose" Wong will not beneles". Manager Ed Carvalho has more at home, minent ring physicing and honest about a situation. I'm tinued. "Home televising of playing because of pressuro former boxers, are especially speaking frankly,
of been able to muster a star- perhaps too Major League games throughout work. The rest of the team com-studded outfit which boasts such Nothing is known of the aimed at physical oversirain— frankly, because I've got many minor league territory as well prises the same squad which might have been one of food friends
which stalwarts in Commercial ca
as all-rounder Baker calibre of the Inst four teams, Major League · areas has brought them so near to winning Hussain, the
South China, St Wesley's, Wah shortstop Causes for
closed a a flock of minor clubs the Pennant last year. Manager Wong, slugging outilelder Robert Xings and War Eagles. These
Klondike "death in the ring" series.
has been very good to me." and cut down attendance at Al Ollveira Is brimming with Graca and a versatile recrul are the 'dark horses whose per--
some major clubs, le the confidence that this will be his
formances may surprise some Giants and Dodgers,
who does everything but pitch. of the other teams who make The hard-luck Pandas have a
the mistake of casually regard- Under the circumstances, he said it seemed that business is whether Ling can pilot this
manager in D.S. Ling.ness both afield and at the plateing the opposition as belog more taking
and mentor Carvalho confidently of nuisances than anything else. advantage of
Spectators can expect to seu sports" and it's time for a change, lematical as Jackio Wel is Kill opposition from the rest of the in the minor division as, sacri- squad to a Pennant is prob expects to trample all over the a high standard of competition a doubtful atarter and the re-
League. He concluded, "And there's sponsibility of bringing home the
nelog all the frills and show- no question in my mind that bacoh will rest on the shoulders Cheyennes, last year's runners-
Their nearest rivals, the marship of their so called out of 100 boxing fans would of a new hurler whose identity up, will be going all cut to lower throw themselves into the thick Helder brothers," the youngsters to see a whole good ght show, timers as Wally Ma, Y.S. Liang, ager Robert Remedios has ob- being named the champions for rather vay a dime or a quarter is undisclosed; and such old the Seminoles colours and Man- of the light for the honour Including preliminaries-with-
Harold Ong and a few others.
Norenha, Alvaro Alanco and ex- tained the signatures of new- 1957750. comers. "Cigar Sequeira, Gerty Seminolo Antonio Ribeiro. Ribeiro. Execpting for new recruits have been nw.y from softball for quite a while and it remains to be seen whe- ther their style of play will t In with the Cheyenne pattern. Tho side's fielding is somewhat! weak, but this is made up for by a lot of power with the bat.
Manager Fred Diesta or the P.I. Dodgera is to be commend-
"The gate for that light will over a million," Juck snid. "And that doesn't include
I kng theatre-TV, know it'l
because
1. Every boxer wanting to make his first ever competitive has start must prove that he done serious training for a six- month period. This is to guarantee that he possestea the basic know-how in the sport,
2. Every
boxer qualllying for the semi-finals and Anals in a tournament will be barred from competition for two weeks,
boxer 3. Any
takes who unusually heavy punishment in about or who goes down the canvas several times in a will not be permilles to box for some time.
4. The various provincini associations are authorised have boxers undergo physical ebeck-ups by specialists and also are authorised to withdraw 4 boxer's LICE or suspend
row
him indefinitely if his state
health is unsatisfactory.
RING PHYSICIAN
3. The ring physician
the
he
to
of
nilion 1
the out
American public is always will
pay for the best, and that's the best fight offered in a long time."
one probably medioero main event free with commercials.
"It would not be profitable fights more run Pay-TV
once week, or
commercl1s-than to
to
Was there enough interest left than once in boxing to provide a million every two weeks, Fighters on dollar rate? Didn't Dempsey the shows would be highly know the leather-tossing sport paid. And meanwhile, the small was on last legs?
clubs could open again without trying to buck Home-TV.
MORE INTEREST
THE THIRD TIME
cludes two Senior bating cham- The Pandas · raster also in- plans, Lam Fing and Phillp Hsu. tendency not to be rattled under If the Pandas can curbs their Pressure, it will help them in the long drive to Pennantville. As in recent years, the U.S. Navy will be represented by the station ship, this time the "Gar- diner's Bay."
the
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2 Germany,
3 Michael Colin Cowdrey,
4 Cricket, rugby
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Navy teams invariably turn up plichers who have a lot of *There's more interes! In
speed but little control. Unless Jaxing now than there ever
A 10-round middleweight | they can produce a burler of the was," he said. I give home fight scheduled for Sept. 18 at callbro of McMasters, who ed for his foresight In building has television eredit for creating Convention Hall will bring to- struck out 13 victims in aup his juniors from beginners right to stop a inntel if tremendous Interest. Yeats of gether for the third time. G League game last year, the who picked up bat and ball only feels that, a boxer is lu home-TV bouts-some good. Turner of Philadelphia, and salors will not present much of lately. They impressed in recent danger.
many bad-ve whetted the Yama Haloma of Bimini, threat to the top teams. The practice matches, but the lack of 6. Clubs Περι ordered to public's appetite for something B.W..
Navy has plenty of hilling power a suitable hurler stands out like submit to the respective, pre- super, like Robinson and
and chatter and very Htilo else. a sore thumb. vincial association the licences Basillo."
Given a pitcher of just aver- 8 FIRST TIME
age ability, the Dodgers should But while Home TV had been
Anish among the top three with wheiting that appetite, it
ease. Practically the same situa- tion prevails with Sheridan
of those boxers who had either.| been involved in an accident or who had been suffering from an liness. The licences will only be returned if a ring physician has proclaimed the boxer ft
•pguin.
unenly had heen cutting oft the supply of talent to satisfy appelite, Jack sud. By providing free home fights, two
the
The bout, which is being held Legion during the American Convention, is promotet jointly by Herman Taylor of Philade!- local promoter Al
hi
Selfer.
The two middleweights met or three times a week for years, at New York's Madison Square
7. The ball will no longer had closed most of the Garden in June, 1950 when
save a boxer from a KO defeat,
All referees' are instructed
continue counting
the bell rings.
cven after
country's small clubs. where Balama won. Turner took a talent could be developed, And decision in the second meeting It had put the small-time pro-at Miami Bearh, Florida, Inzi mofera out of business.
February 5-United Press,
Fred Diesta's P.I. Dodgers, Senior "B" Champions last year,
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