1957-11-26 — Page 7

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THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1957,

GARRISON DESERVEDLY WIN What's Best in Kowloon?

Singaporeans Beat Mr Kishi

And Partner At Golf

Singapore, Nov, 20. The Japanese Prime Minister, Mr Nobusuke Kichl, and the Vice Minister for Foreign Aftales, Mr T. Matsumoto, were beaten by a local pair: ois the Inst hole of a nine-hole match at Singapore's Royal Island Club today.

They May Play

Club "A" Beaten 16-8

For Arsenal After

Their Demob

Singapore, Nov, 20.

The Straits Times ald 10-

day that two BriUsh servicemen

In Rugby Match

By "PAK LO"

now bi Malaya might play for Yesterday evening on their own ground the Club "A" side

Aramial when they returned to England.

They arc Peter Corthine, Services Singapore Combined inside-right, and Bob Kinloch, Selangor State and Malayan Services inside-forward,

The Times sald bolk had re- ceived Invitations from Mr Jack Crayston, Arsenal mana- The local couple were Daloger, To call at Highbury" to S. Q. Wong, a leading Colony discuss their football future. businessman, and Mr F. Had- dock,

joent 21

oil company manager.

Twenty-year-old

Corthine,

treated the spectators to a lesson on "how not to pass - a rugby ball", for it was entirely due to the failure of the Club threes to do this simple and busic thing that enabled the Garrison to deservedly beat them by 16 points (2 goals, 1 try, 1. penalty goal) to 8 points (1 goal, 1 penalty goal) in a fast and exciting game. The Club forwards shared the scrums and the lineouts in the first half and then in the second half took 90 per cent of the set scrums, but behind wuo pinyect for Southamption the Club scrum in the first half there was chaos. In the Third Division before he came to Malayo, Is due to Whenever the bail went back ( passed well, and Gerrard and thin his place. At half time the be demobilised this week. Io to the Club threes the Garri- Busby combined so well that Garrison were leading ty 11 offers from son were almost certain to make they did not miss Sharp on the points to nil, and O'Kelly moved Mr Kishi, wearing blue shorts has also received

Chelsea and Tattenham curly in the

Hots-ground, for if

who was replaced by up to outside half a pass was not wing

Hayward. dropped it was knocked on. pion Joe Erskine, l Card, morning sun, told reporters, "It | pur. won the British Empire Heavy-was very good exercise and Twenty-two-year-old Kinloch weight Championship when he most enjoyable." heat title-holder Joe Bygraves of Jumalen og print over 15 rounds at the Gameby Halls here tonight.

Title For Joe Erskine

Leicester, Nov. 25.

The match started at 7 am, and Anished spout 8.45 R.,

British Heavyweight Chom-land perspiring

A crowd of 8,000 saw Erskine give Bygrav a boxing lesson Virtually throughout the ngh after the Jamsitu hart senred heavily in, the first two rounds with some gend left hooks to the body.

Ital once Erskine had montea→ ed this punch, Bygraves had nathing further I offer against

a rapier-like Tef:

right cresses.

ROK! solic

Erskine weighed 1921% pounds,

2894,

end BygraVEN

pounds.

There were no knockdowns.— United Press.

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Local players Ruid Mr Kishi was very keen but in need of Fome practice,

The Prime Minister later gove

a cup to Dato Wong, a Royal Island Club Committee member, for Club competitions.-Heuter,

Gordon Pirie Looking For

Hitchhikers

London, Nov. 24. Distance runner Gordoil Pirle said today then he would return

SOUTH AMERICAN to his new home in New Zea

SPRINT RECORD

Sao Paulo. Nov, 25. Sao Paulo's Jose Telles da Concetrag broke the Soull American 100 Metrea sprint re cord when he clocked 10.0 seconds here today,

The former record of 10.3 sects was set up in 1940 by Uruguay's 'Mario Fayas. The world record stantki at 10.1 -seconds.-France-Presse,

land by road.

"Not running, of course," he said, "but in a station wagon. We'll drive down through Africa to Capel own, then sail to Fremantle and drive across Australia and take the boat to New Zealand."

Pivic and his wife, the former sprinter, Shirley Hampton, are looking for four ether people to ride with them and share Ex- penges.-United Press.

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throughout Linnell, the new Garrison full Garrison dominated the loose, with Green back, started shaklly but settled The Garri- down quickly and after last night well to the fore, son threes on the other hand it is probable he will easily re-played in that position through-

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out, the Club "A" would have won easily. But they had too much leeway to make up in the second half, and they never quite managed it

For the Club Shaffer and Elkins worked very hard in the loose and lineouts, und the pack could seldom be faulted, but only O'Kelly could be sald to thine in the Club back Alvision.

In the first ten minutes Club attacked and were awarded two penalties, but both were missed,

and then

Into Garrison came the game and, forcing the Club back to with. 20 yards from thefr own line, they heeled from a serum and the ball moved out across the threes to Gerrard who went over the line and touched down. Green converted, 5-0.

Club tried hard but their threes just could not hit it of in this, their most important game to date, and in the 21st minule the Garrison threes moved well but Club tackling, which Incidentally was the one thing the Clubs threes did well all evening, stopped them. The ball went loose and Garrison were awarded a penalty which Green converted, 8-0.

Shortly after Izod got the ball and took it down field and cross kicked and the ball went Ipuse, Garrison Scrummed round it and heeled smartly and the ball went out to Izod who gave it to Green and Green, though tackled on the line, just managed to touch down. No conversion. 11-0.

Second Half

Chib baproved in the secund halt but it was Garrison who went ahead even further, Arst when Rowe got the ball from a serum inside his own hall end went 50 yards, and then when the ball went loose after he was tackled and Davies picked it up and scored half way out. Green converted, 16-0.

In the 20th minute Garrison, now herd pressed, iried to find touch with a long kick but the ball went into Ö'Kelly's hands and he cross kicked for Inglis to gather and go tearing away. O'Kelly meanwhile, was racing up the touchline and Inglis pussed out to him when challen- ged and O'Kelly erossed over in the corner. He then converted

is own try. 10-0.

With the Club still attacking Garrison were penalised for offside on their own 25 In front of the posts and O'Kelly con- verted to make the final secre 18-8.

On Wednesday evening another game is scheduled for the floodlit arena. This one will be between the Club and HMAS Anzac, and though lille Is own of the Australians a good fast game is cxpected.

This game will commence al 0.30 pan. Also on Wednesday at 3.30 p.m. on the Causeway Bay ground the final of the Fleet Rugby will be held.

Randolph Turpin Stops German In Eighth

Leicester. Nov. 25. Nandolph Turpin, British Light-Heavyweight. Champion, beat Uwe Janssen, of Germany, In the eighth round of their scheduled ten rounds fight here tonight.

The referee stopped the con- test, stopping in atter Jansson count of bad got up from eight with his nose bleeding and in no position to defend himself, The Burry of punches which put him down represent- ed a brief flash-of Turpin at his best He hit the German with nahing lefts and rights which almost turned him upside doýn in a corner,

Earlier: Turpin had seemed baffed by Janssen's southpaw "stence.—Bleuter.

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