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DAVIS CUP RESULTS

Brazil, Spain, India, Chile,

Czechs & West Germany Through To Second Round

Budapest, Apr. 27...

Brazil gained a winning 3-1 lead over Hungary in the European Zone first round Davis Cup tie here today.

Carlos Fernandez, of Brazil, clinched the the when he de- feated Intran Gulyas, the Hungarian Champion, 6-2, 6-3, 6-2.

Brazil won one Singles match un Friday and the Double sesterday. They meet Britain in the semel round.

In the final Singles today, A dros Adams, of Hungary, brat Ivo Ribeiro 5-7, 6-8, 3-4, 6-4 6-4 DIET three-hour

Deaths

Hrozil svon Be Be 3-2.

AT ZAGREB

the

Zaqreb, Apy, 27. Czeelam.lovakia won both the Singles pamer Today w this day of their Dad. Cup Euloj van Zar Loun tie agun: Yugoslavia to make the than result 5-0. Javorski

.Kamilo Deal Kentie 6-2, 8-6, 7-6, 4-2 and P, Benda beat Ivka Freevie 3-0, 4-9, 5-7, 8-1. 7-5.

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Czechoslovakia will meet Den mark in the second round.

AT MONTE CARLO

Monte Carlo, Apr. 27. Indig gained a winning 3-0 lead Monaco In the European Zone first round Davis Cup tie here today.

Over

and Dadz el Din (Egypt) de- feated. Manuel Santana U-1,

2-0, 0-0, 0-4.

Spain will meet

the second round.

Sweden in

AT ISTANBUL

Istanbul. Apr. 27. Calle gained e decisive 3-0 Head over Turkey and the spent d day of the Bungen Zone Davis Cin drama de er td

Lula Ayula and P. Rodriguez. the Cullen Doubles in, best Nezmi Bari etui Eogin Unless 6-2, 6-3, 6-0,

Chic won the two Singles malebes plagre pestortes. They die will now nicet Fave in

semat rand

AT MUNICH

Munich, Apr, 27. West Germany. who gained

THE CHINA MAIL, MONDAY, APRIL 28, 1868.

KMB SKIPPER SHOWS GOOD SENSE But What Does A Player

Have To Do To Get His Marching Orders?

Asks I. M. MacTAVISH

How much is a good skipper worth to a football team

and

what does a player have to do in this modern age to receive his marching orders?

These were the two salient questions that came out of yesterday's sadly disappointing game at Boundary Street in which Championship-chas- ing KMB brushed aside a weak as water challenge from CAA and scored a well merited 5-1 victory.

Not for a single moment 10; when the truthers had carried this encounter were the Busmen away the lajuured Cheung Wing any danger of being beaten, was rech that Chow Shiu- They had the auch af das hung was still on the field that was totally absent u the a free kick had been awarded

the upto CAA!!! playing and plans of position.

They

where were strongest

weakest and long CAA were before the 4:2 thousands frustrated fans had already left the ground, atud as many more remained in their sents merez to see if n feud which Was Ismouldering between certain players would actually burst

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a winning 3-0 tend yesterday. into an all-consuming naine, ben Hotiond 4-0 lu the Euro- That thought lakes me right first round Davis back to the two questions which pean Zone

opening para- Cup tie here today when they asked in the Anal Singles was scratched beraph of this report, and I will eruse of bad light.

try to present all the predis- Wilhelm Bungert (Germany) posing circumstances as fairly and beat Piet van Eijsden in a 05 as I can. Naresh Kumar trounced Char-game battle, 6-3, 0-7, 6-8, 0-8. lea Pasquier and Roland Bar 7-5 today, ghin 6-0, 6-1, 6-3 In the Doubles.

They elinched the tie when Ramanathan Krishtian

India, who won two Singles matches yesterday, will meet Haly in the second rontal.

AT CAIRO

Calro, Apr. 27. Spain completed a 4-1 victory ww Bayed in the European Zune irst round the here today when the two remaining Singles matches were shorod,

Andres Gimeru (Spain) beat Nabil Hassan 3-0, 8-1, 6-0, 6-1

Pakistan Team Of 105 For Asian Games

Lahore, Apr. 27. The Pakistan! contingent to the Third Asian Games In Tokyo will consist of 1051 members, the Pakistani Olympic Association an- nounced today.

in accedance with the provi-" sional releetinns of the Associa tion, the Pakistani hockey team under Captain Abdul Hamid will consist

18 members. of Havildar Abdul Khaliq of the Pakistani Army will be inclusiod In the 18-member athletic team. The strength of the other teams is as follows: wrestling. 3. weightlifting. 8. toolball, ander Captain Nab Choudr Chaudhry, 18, cycling. 4. swimming. boxing. 6, shooting. 3.

The Chler Commisioner Karachi will accompany team as Chef de Mission.

of

the

Asia's Loremost printer, Havildar Abdul Khaliq, who was on the sick list because of an injured vein in his knee, la now in peole form. He has cover- ed 100 metres in 10.3 seconds. United Press.

Stan Leonard Wins Las Vegas

Tournament

Las Vegas. Apr. 27.

Stan Leonard (Canada) won

|

West Germany will meet Bul

Alum at Cologne on May 18 to;

18 in the second round.

AT MONDORF

Had The Moasure

will want In forget this game or quickly na passible.

Capacity Crowd

Boundary Street once again lived right up to lu fan-puliing The crowd gave Chow a very reputation and a copacity crowd rough and noisy passage in-bath inside the ground and on cloed. When Cheng Wing the adjohting vantage points-- eventually hobbled back to the

greeted the players as they took come it was apparent that the the field. fans expected fireworks and I was then that KMB found the real value of a clear thinking and experience skipper.

Timely

Tang Sum... and some of the more observant KMB of- cials... saw just how things were shaping and they with drew Chow Shlu-hung" to the right back position,

Some of the KMB players the new arrange-

In the early stages of the game Chow Shin-hing quickly found that he and the measure not e

to show

and

|

CAA recent good. form gave an alr of expectation to the affair

..... but two snap KMB goals in the 17th and 19th minutes dukhed the go B serious encounter.

The first was a crackerjack shot on the turn y Lau Kal- chu which left Jimmy Chang helpless. Two minutes later in a goalmouth meelee the goalle failed to hold the ball and it rebounded to Lau Chi-lam who smacked it into the net.

In the 34th minute Lau Chi- lem sent a great shot raging into the net....but soon afterwards

de- away in the corner of the net,"

MATT BUSBY RETURNS

HOME

Sharing a compartment with his wife in the Rhinegold Express, Matt Busby, manager of the Manchester United football team, travels back to England after weeks spent in Munich's Rechts der Isar Hospital, where he was treated for injuries received in the air crash which killed several members of his team, and

Injured others.-Express Photo.

MAJOR LEAGUE

BASEBALL

Jack Sanford Pitches A

Five-Hitter

As Phillies

Beat Milwaukee 6-2

New York, Apr. 27.

five-hitter and Richie Ashburn hit his first homer in two years today

of Chung Wing, the CAA festet and waved the winner up back. Tise winger had the edgefeld again, but Tang Sum soon Chen Ming-chih ecored the best showed them who was kosa. goal of the afternoon when he Mendorf, Apr. 27

immediate opponent believe his timely his over

rearrange-got his head to a Bine cross from Baland WOST both Studes | hati in speed and skill

ment of the KMB team pre-Tam Kam-moon and beat Wal on the but instead of exploiting these vented a major incident....but Fat-kim although the Colony here Today tableties opening day of their European advantages solely for the bene having watched this thing hap-goalkeeper did manage to get his

Davis Cup Ar rundt et his side br Zone

also indulged Ja far too much fumey stuff I join all those good folks hands to the ball. ruuch against Luxembourg,

who after the game were asking The sides turned round with V.. Nyssen, Finland's num which was obviously intended just what a player has to do in the score sheet reading 3-3 in bero, had a hard struggle

the crowd just how get his marching orders....and favour of KMB, but whatever sealing before

Luxemburg's elever he was .. and this he to that I add my other question Ropes CAA had of a second half 16-year-old stor Frank Baden did at the expense of Cheung what is 3 good skipper revival, they were quickly sint- 6-3, 5-7, 0-2. 3-6, 7-5, but Sakiro Wing.

worth to a team?

tered when two minutes after Salo coasted to an easy win over Oh, at first It all looked

the restart Lau Kai-chu ran off Gaston Wampach 6-2, 6-2, 7-5. harmless enough, but as the In my opinion, to which as

Today's gaines were postponed garne

thean eyewitness I am surely en- on his own and tucked the ball Jack Sanford, the National League's Rookie of the Year in 1957, pitched a progressed from yesterday because of railt.

Clow Shik-hung provocation persisted it became titled. The winners meet Mexico painfully obvious that trouble served the maximum penalty the second round.-Reuter,

for his thoughtless action. His Jay ahead.

conduct has already led to one Bubble Bursts period of suspension this season and may have cost KMB their chance of winning the Senior The

burst bubble Anally

Shield. About thirteen minutes before the end.

The ball ráði juose UN KMB right wing and Shiu-hung carried it out to spot near the corner dag where Cheung Wing raced into the tackle, There WUN nothing powderpuffish about the tickle, But at the same time there was nothing in

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In the 161 minute the big centre forward got his own third goal and his side's Arth when Jimmy Chung let a simple header slip through his gruop and into the net.

Generally KMB showed some With two games still to go in indication of a return to normal the rece for the League Cham-form and Chan Tal-hung did Chow plonship,

and a vital meeting quite well in Lau Tim's place Chi-lim centre-half. Lau with South China to be played at next Sunday, he could once received a nasty knee

injury against have put his side in after only 10 minutes play and, most difficult position .. and

he limped

although

his way

he may also have ruined his through ·1210 proceedings, he own personal chances of going still managed to turn in n com- it which justified to Tokyo for the Aslan Games. mendable performance and

Chow Shiu-hung's subsequent actions.

Verdict

I fains to all concerned-notch two goals. round let me say that I talked to the KMB officials after the game endTM they were Every bif us critical of their winger's action as were the crowd who bowled their disapproval both when the incident happened and again when Chow left the field in the middle of a pack of KMB players who obviously expected Trouble.

"A hard game for a time and a dull, aimless one after KMB had established their superiority,

pluotes The winger and as Cheung Wing lay on the around he was lit burd on the back of the legs by one of Chow Shlu-hung's flying boots. The Incident happened within, touch. ing distance of the crowd and they demonstrated land and long against the Busman's con- lucl. The referee was on the spel immediately and it seemed that he had ordered the wiriger from the field.

Fortunately the good nature of the Hongkong fans prevailed He certainly upon him round and the crowd dispersed on e and noted Chow's numiker in } quiet note.

but the wee black book

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Little Elso

From a writer's point of view

The incident was inmybe a gift from the gods, for truth to tell there was very little alse worth

writing about.).

CAA falled completely to pro- duce the form which has recent- ly carried them to a high posl÷- tion in the League. They were woefully slow and weak in the vital wing half and Inside for- ward positions, while their full backs never managed to subdue

Members of the public are invited to the KMB wingers. Champions by one stroke here tominate Hongkong's Footballer of the

the $40,000 Golf. Tournament of

today.

He final round of 68 gave him a 12-hole total of 275.

Year for the current season.

to lead the Philadelphia Phillies to a 6-2 triumph over the Milwaukee. Braves.

The Chiengo Cubs defeated the San Francisco Giants, 5-4, and the Los Angeles Dodgers walloped the St Louis Cardinals, 10-3, in the other games. A Pitts- burgh-Cincinnati doubleheader was rained out.

doubleheader

Sanford, a 19-game writer streak today when they LP-Gelarom (101), HRS--Long last season, pleked up No. 2 at leashed a 14-lift attnet to score (2nd), **Sauer (6th), Cepešiu- 1053 as te struck out seven

(3rd). 9-5 victory over the Indiana. The batters. The Phillies supported

second game of the Philadelphia 100-300-002 0-12-0 him with a 12-hit attack that scheduled

was Milwaukee 010-100-000 2-8-1 Included Ashburn's first homter rained out as were a New York Sanford (2-1) and Lopata; sireé April 29, 1956, and a at Baltimore doubleheader and | Burdette, Trowbridge (6). Con- double by Wally Pad World

a single game between Kansan ley (8) and Crandall. LR Series hero Lew Burdette was City and Chiengo. In the only Burdelie (1-2). HTBS-A÷binn charged with four runs in Bee

other game played, the Boston (15), Huchrink (2nd). Innings and kel his second

Red Sox downed the Washing- decision.

Ion Scratore.7-5.

Triple Play

Dale Long drove in three runs with a homer and a double for A lot of the KMB tackling the Cubs, who

pulled the was very suspect and Leung Kit, scapon's diet triple play in this Lam Kam-long hud Lau Kal- first inning of their game in San chu were particular offenders | Francisco,

... while on the other side Sit Kam-hung came under the ban

routed

AMERICAN LEAGUE

Coil Harris, subbing at first

(1st game) base for Hay Boone, had two | Detroit. 110-022-111 0—19–0.. singles and a double to lead the Cleveland 100-100-003 5—10——-3.| Detroll attack which

Hoell, Presko and Thompson, Muke Gorria and continued against five other pitchers. Wilson (5); Gutela, Ridzik Billy Hooft held the Indians (2), Ferrarese (4), Churn (6), to six hits unilt he was knock-Kelly (7), Wilhelm and Broken,

The

The triple play occurred when fed out in the ninth, but received WP-Hocft (2-0), LP-Ferrarese

eredll for his second victory of (0-1). Hn-Brawn (2nd).

Catcher Dick Washington 000-000-300 8--8---1. of the referee and was booked. Dick Drott spered a liner by

Baslon 010-033-00x T-80, Once again we had a colour Hank Souer, trapping Willie the campaign. clash. KMB played in their Kirkland and Willie Mays off Brown homered for Cleveland,

Kemmerer, Byrrły (6), Wisler sunt red and white quarters second and first bases respec-

Red Sox vacated the (0), Stabbs (7), Clevenger (8) American League cellar with and Courtney; Stalbr, Wati taj and yet their goalkeeper, Wuitively. Fat-kini, was allowed to go The Cubs Fcored their the help of a no relief job by and White. WP-Sister (2-1). (0-1). HR- cough the game in a brian winding run in the eighth Murray Wall, who took over for LP-KommYTer red jerry..

single by Dave Sister when the Senators Malzóne (181). inning on a walk, tlons it was quite impossible to

In crowded goalmouth sitúa-. Lee Wails and Ernie Banky scored five runs in the seventh

wind-blown double.

Inning and held the Nalg score- distinguish the goalkeeper from Elston, who relieved Drott in

less for the last 2-1/3 innings. his outDeld mates

the seventh with the bases Frank Malzone led the Red Sox filled and one out fcvelved with a homer and a single. cretilt for his first victory.

The Scores

NATIONAL LEAGUE

Belgian Wins Cycling Race

cycling

Johnny Podres

Don

League Standings

AMERICAN LEAGUE

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630

Baltimore

Chicago

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NATIONAL LEAGUE

scated Ala third straight win of the young season beforé a crowd of 44,941 which brought Los Angelek St Loule 010-001-001 3—10-2 Detroit home,atteriance for nine dates Les to 377,601.

Angeles 312-004-00x 10-10-Boston Liege, Apr. 2À. -- Sit Kam-hung was unable to Belgium's crack keep Lau Kai-chu under control champlon, Freddy De Bruyne. In three runs

Rookie Dick Gray knocked Janes, Jackson (3), Paine (8) and to add to the side's worries today won the Large-Basturene with a homer and a single and Walker. Jones (0-2), HRS for the Dodgers and Sinith; Podres (3-0) and It is a popularity poll organised by the Jimmy Chang, who did so many Licze professional road cyclingtan mer Increased hit-Gray (4th), Doyer (181). Billy Casper (California) was

clever things in goal. also test race when he covered the 240 average to .633 with two hit-Chicago 020-000-021 101

Son Francisco in 6 kilometres coupons two very simple goals.

Hours. with 270 and Frank China Mail, and nomination second

Milwaukee CAA's beal play came from minutes, Stranahan (Ohio) third with 280.

Chicago Hau Ching-to in the First

worth will be accepted until the closing date to veteran prize พง

His compatriots, Jos Theups

Francisco 100-100-101 4-5-0 Pittsburgh first half and little right winger and Alphonse

Drott, Elsion US$10.000 Router.

(7), Rodriguez Cinclinal be announced later.

Tam Kom-moon in the second. were respectively second and

(B) and S. Taylor, Tappo (8), Los Angeles Chen Ming-chih was only a third in the same time. Ireland's

whe Detroit Tigers ended Gomez, Grissom (8). Constable Philadelphia shadow of the player he used Seamus Elliot WIE 10th. their own lasing streak ant (6), Barclay (9) and Thomas, St Lola lo be and the whole CAA side France-Presse.

Cleveland's four-game winning Schmidt (3). WP-Elalon (2-0).

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Meeting 1967/58 to be hala the Editor, China Mail, Wyndham Street.

on Saturday, 10th May, 1958, - *********

(weather permitting) may be To the Editor, China Mall,

obtained at the Seerolary's My nomination for Hongkong's Footballer of the Year, taking Office.. Alexandra House; the into account his playing ability and his sportsmanship on the fold Club House, Happy Valleys of play is:

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