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THE CHINA MAIL, MONDAY, MARCH 17, 1958,

Soviet-American A LIFE AND DEATH STRUGGLE, THEN.....

Athletic Match

In July

Maxcow, Mar, 10. Russian athletics fans made a dash for the bunking offices as soon as the news spread that a full field and tracks meet between Soviet and American men and women athletes had been fixed for July 27 and 28 In Moscow,

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All seats should be booked up long before the meet and estimated crowd of 100,000 should be thranging the Lenin Stadlum on each of the two days.

Leonid Hemenkov, a leading Soviet sports oficial, said hero that the detalls of re pro- KTAINING hnd nirendy been claboraled and that there would be 22 men events and D women two events, spread Over the days.

The Soviet Union and the United States are to line up two Asked athletes in each event. who he thought would win the contest,

Hemenkov replied:

That is not the most important Issue. To my mix, the exten-

SPORTING SAM

Sports Diary

Colony

TODAY

Badminton

Senior Championship!

Dabe

Men's Singka

Men's Doubies, Mixed Doubles, JC 1.50 1.

Merting

HKFA Interport Committee Meet- Ing. Sports Rind, 3.45 p.m.

Itugby

Union Hongkong Hugby

tal thing is unt the athletes ofsident's

V Talwort, Coky Final Trial Gene, Stadium. ...

the two countries will get the stadium. 5.15 p.m. chance of inceling in a friendly encounter"-France-Presse.

Professional

Soccer Coach

For Malaya

Kuala Lumpur, Mar. 10. The Football Association of Malaya deckled today to engage a British professional conch to put the "nishing touches" Do U Mulayan soccer team for the Asian Games in May.

The Association instructed its cerclary to write to the Fol- ball Association of England to see if a coach could be sent out immediately.-Reuter,

AT LONG LAST

Greengate FC had played 10 matches this season in the Sal- ford (Lanes) City League-and los: the lot. They had had 135 goals piled up against them, scoring only 22 themselves. What a hill then when they beat Cheetham Hill Methodists 4-1-rst victory for eighteen | monthst

TOMORROW

Meeting

I'

Club

Club

HKFA Counen Meeting. Sports Road, 5.48 p

Badminton Senter Co any

Championsdato: Mlzed Ladies Doubles,

Doubles, Men's Doubles, K00, 73, p.m.

Inter-whol Badminton: KCC

by Reg. Wootton

Nominate YOUR

Hongkong

Footballer

Of The Year

Members of the public are invited to nominate Hongkong's Footballer of the Year for the current season.

It is a popularity poll organised by the SSC, NN AV PKS, WY China Mail, and nomination.

will be accepted until the closing date be announced later.

Coed, at Granthum Training College,

SPORTRAIT

"Not an outstanding player. but he's unt beautiful table manners-

London praga Servien

MANDRAKE THE MAGICIAN

VIE KNOW THAT PROTECTION MOB'S WORKING BOTH SIRES OF THIS STREET, YOU MUST, HELP THE POLICE.

FERDINAND

NANCY

HOW CAN WE HELP YOU IF YOU WON'T. HELP US?

I DON'T

KNOW ANYTHING.

ABOUT IT-

HERE.

HERE,

OH, OH--- MY DOG HAS WANDERED

OFF

|SPOT SPOT

HERE,

JOHNNY HAZARD

JOHNNY THAT TRUCK BELOW USue THOSE MARKINGS.....?

IT'S WOSSIBLY CRAZY! BUT SOMEHOW..

SPOT

..., WE'RE OVER

NORTH KOREA! MUST WARN LOGAN, AND THE OTHERS.

Tigers Tamed Temperamental Tung Wah In Yesterday's First Division Match

By I. M. MacTAVISH

It would have boon difficult to convince a casual visitor to the Club Stadium, yesterday afternoon that Sing Tao wero engaged in what was really a life and death struggle as far as their First Division existence was concerned.

In the end they defeated Tung Wah comfortably by 4 goals to 2 but they made. very heavy weather of it all. Tung Wah started in likely enough fashion, but as time wore on and the opposition grew tougher they faded badly. Some of their second half stuff was indescribably poor. Tung With suffered from the aliment which I suggested some months ago might assail them when they built a hocus pocus side by pulling a few big names in a small name tcom.

While they were still in the game with a chance they played hard enough, but it was mos! noticeable that as soon as they the big name'

apped behind players became as

The Tigers were worthy

n comfortable. 4-1 leadi With winners. Tung Wah were woe- Sing Too lay back on their ours to coast to victory but, just as fully weak losers.

though to remind them that a

is gtme never wen until the blows. Tung Wah inel whistle went back into the attack and the Tigers defence looked on, rather sickly, as Yan Chok-ming notched a second goal for his side.

The game got off to a desul- neither team tory start with suggcoting that they were likely to strike a particularly bright patch bul, within ten minutes, Tung Wah took the lend with an excellent goal.

down

The attack developed the left wing and at the right The anal score could lead you the face of the goal. Players of fought and

coupon8 † mental as a bevy of primadonimoment the ball was cut across into thinking this was a hard-|

exciting game... with husky throats, Surprising both sides packed the vicinity, don't be indsled. Four of the toy enough the biggest offender but Yan Chok-ming outjumped six goals

were the inevitable in Ula respect was Toledo who them all, and with a deft filck

and peraltles

direc! outcome once boc sted fine reputation of his head he had the ball of rank bad defensive play for his whole-hearted displays hosting in the back of the net, rather than being any indieg- In all circumstances.

A triumph for Tung Wah... tion of any forward brilliance. but a defensive tragedy for the Tigers and looks ng black as their familiar shorts were ex- changed,

The two qualifications for nomination are:

(1) Footballing prowess.

(2) Sportsmanship on the field of play. Nominations should be addressed to the Editor, China Mail, Wyndham Street.

To the Editor, China Mail.

My nomination for Hongkong's Footballer of the Year, taking into account his playing ability and his sportsmanship on the field of play Is:

of the

IT'S NO USE. THEY'RE ALL,

SCANED SILLY.

TOO LATE TO SAVE YOU, HAZARO!

.Club,

(Signed)

By Lee Falk and Phil Davis

YOULDN'T YOU BE? LOCK WHAT THE MOB PID

LAST NIGHT.

THAT'S A GOOD BOY. YOU PAY--; WE TAKE CARE

OF YOU--

I'LL BE BACK AGAIN NEXT WEEK THIS

TIME,

By Ernie Bushmiller

By Mik

ERNIE BUSHMILLER

By Frank Robbins

His record certaỹ took on o heavy tarnish on this occasion and Tung Wah's younger play- ers will make slow progress in- deed if this is the kind of en- couragement they are going to

et from the very members of minutes

their side who should be setting them an example.

chances

Weix

Verdict

A game as devoid of stars to Tung Wah were well on top the sity on a black cloudy night. at this inge and should have The Tigers won and that will ecored twice in the next 20 satisfy them: Tung Wah should but the forward line be far from sallstied with the lacked both devli and drive and slipshod manner of their defeat.

office the

Liverpool frittered In

DI Food

Stadium there used to be a AWAR

Ag things turned out, how natier which read Big names ever, instead of going further pull them in; big performances ahead two defenstve errors saw keep them in; Blg heads turn Tung Wah had everything to

them lose two Their League position

goals...onls them away! Someone should play for.

should have send a copy of that to one of that could and was not too secure...they got

been prevented,

two Tung Wah players... the encouragement of an early goal...they deserved to get an

The Arst one came in the other: yet simply through lack 35th minute

when three Turg

League Position

of team spirit and the will-to-wall defenders stood and light-back they sacrificed the watched a long hanging cross Initiative to the Tigers. In- from the Sing Tao right wing. evitably they lost a goal and They watched it in fight..they bad one that Anished it; and watched it as it dropped ... Sing Too steadily, if somewhat but they didn't watch Loe Tak- unskilfully, forged ahead.

tung, The winger ran towards the far post and when goal- keeper Lee Talc falled to clutch the hall the lanky Tiger nodded

quietly into the net. It was as simple as that.

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Eght minutes later the Tung Wah rear rankers did a sort of after you Claude' act among themselves... but Lo Kwok- tai scorned the mannerly dis- play and smacked the ball into the net from right under several Tung Wah noses.

The scoresheet read Slag Tao 2. Tung Wal ....at the inter- val.

The second half was as yawn- able as any football we've had to watch recently and in the first 15 minutes the only things that stuck in my mind were a couple of impetuous and crafty indis- cretions by Lo Keng-chuen which would have earned him a severe consure had they not been commited behind the referee's back.

Keen Spectators

It might Interest the Tiger to know that neliher of his efforts escaped the notlee of keen spectators in the grandstands.

In the 65th minute the Tung Wah boys fell further behind and again their defence was at fault. They allowed Lee Tak- tung to amble us the left wing with the ball and while they stood in silent admiration of his fine centre Yeung Wal-to coolly. hondert the bill into the net.

That was really the end of the game as a serious contest but a few minutes later Tsang Kenk-kong, tho Sing Tão in- side right, swung the ball goal- wards from the right touch- linc. There was a glorious mix-up and before all and sun- dry had straightened them- selves out the ball was in the net. I was told afterwards that, in spite of the fact that. there were at least eight play- ers in the vicinity, none except the goalkeeper's back actually touched the ball before it cross- ed the line!!

EMPIRE GAMES WILL COST £200,000

It is estimated that the Empire Games at Cardit this summer will cost the Welsh organisers early £200,000. The convers alon of Cardiff Anns Park from an international mugby ground to a first class athletic stadium, plus scoreboard, will cost 250,000. At Lake Padamy, start- ing from scratch, the cost to rum the rowing events will be about; £80,000. Communications will) lake another £10,000, "board and lodgings" £30,000, transport į 210,000, Empire Village

China Won't Compoto In Asian Games

Landon, Mar. 16. China has decided not to compete in the Asian Games in Tokyo in May, according to f New

China News Agency report today,

The agency quoted Chang Lien-hun, Secretary-General of the All-China Athletic Federation, as telling Japanese reporters in Peking:

Mr

"It is impossible for us to take part because there is an attempt in certain

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Chang Lien-hua gnid "We would unquestion- ably compete in these Games if.. Tajwan athletes were entered as a part of the Chinese team. We deem it an unfriendly act towards the Chinese People's Republic to admit the province of Taiwan at these Games 28 Д separate nation."

Mr Chaux Lien-hua added that the All- China Athletic Federn- tion was of the opinion that the Tokyo Games could not be considered truly Asian if China, with its 'x hundred million population and large number of out- standing athletes, could not enter-Reuter.

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