White Sox Beat Yankees 7-2 FIRST WIN OF SEASON
New York, June 4.
The Chicago White Sox regained their batting eyes today and thus managed to score their first win of the year over the American League-leading New York Yankees, 7-2, be hind the five-hit pitching of ace Southpaw Billy Pierce.
The Sox had gone scoreless for 32 straight innings before they pushed two runs over in the third' inning and then went on to add three more in the seventh and two more in the eighth to win.
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The Scores
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THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, JUNE 5, 1958,
Hongkong 2
Malaya 2
Page: 7
Dull And Listless Soccer
COME, BALL, COME-This seems to lie what Malayan goalkeeper Govindarajos is saying as Hongkong centre-forward Au Chi-yin comes in to intercept,—China
Mall Photo.
Another Upset In British Open Golf Tourney
IRISHMAN JOE CARR NOW FAVOURITE
The other
American Fifeshire, June 4.
Robert A. Roos, Jr.. The defent of Reld Jack, to ter the last sixtern.
players seeded holder of the eliminated today Scollish
were Arthur title, was the biggest up-Perowne and Alan Bussell, both sel on another day of surf Beltain, and Jim Mehale. of prises in the British the United States. Amateur Golf Champion-
ship here today.
With
Footballer
Prowne went down y 4 and the original Beld of about 208 whittled down 10 16.3 to Douglas Alexander, a youn only nine of the sixteen seeded Scottish footballer who plays
for Dundee United. players still survive.
Sports Diary
THE SORT OF MATCH IT IS VERY EASY
TO FORGET
By I. M. MACTA VISH
The Hongkong Stadium is a magnificent sight under the flood- lights. The green carpot of fine turf is a wonderful stage for football of the highest quality. What a pity it had to be used for the mediocre stuff wo wore treated to last night,
i In the end the so-called All-Hongkong team shared four goals The game did nothing with the Malayan National side.
was
except explain why Malaya cut so little soccer ice in Tokyo. A full strength Hongkong eleven would have swept aside this sort of challenge without raising a real sweat-yes, even in the present humid weather.
Soon after the start there clicked against an everchanging, In to put it into the net close
to the neur post. of panorama of flashing lights, 1 spontaneous burst
There were few stars in the The second half started off an applause from the crowd but it
game. The Malayans as a team was not in apprcelation of any a brighter note and play swung super soccer. It simply herald- from end to end as both sides were a big disappointment al- Dutton, ed the arrival of Stanley Mat-struggled to match the opening though in Lourdes,
Ramin Omar thews and the members of the gun. Ramis Omar shot outside Chan Tuk-choy,
after Blackpool party,
getting inlo excellent and long striding Wong Kong- working The noisy welcome to this position but just to show that long they had hard
Tam Ban-chuan great gentleman of football such a deficiency was not the individuals,
who took over from Govindara- from 10,000 miles away was prerogative of one inside-right,
missed an continued unui Stanley had got Lau Chi-lum
bjoo In the second half foolce
lo be a player with a real goal In solute sitter at the other end. Jumself comfortably seated the centre stand. While it was The visitors and a matter of sense,
From a Colony point of view Hockey.India v HK Seiretion, taking place the game dragged greater importance le consider
way an All-Hongkong Sookunpoa 0 p.m.
tow on its weary way almost, un-
when this noticed.
do in name only. There were
many changes from
selection that I was original hard to recognise the line-up.
Woodcock WOT the mala strength of the defence but neither Poole nor Leung Kit
Chan wes ever comfortable.
Chi-kong once again proved that
TODAY
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singles championship
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TOMORROW
Hockey
and
Indin v Nav Bharat (Sockumpio)
Bussell was beaten 3 and 2 by mother Scot, D. G. Alton, and Mchale falled by one hole 43-ukajnst Landss Renfrew, a 26-0 ..
year-old Glasgow business22.
One Of Four Jack, beaten 3 and 2 by year-old American Juha Prorose. of Miami, was one of four seeded playery beaten in the third and
ourth rounds today.
With the defeat of Jack, the new favourite for the title is British Irishman Joe Corr, a Walker Cup player, who won Penrose, who was beat Jack in the third round the Championdip in 1953 or
his fourth round is a great record in the event, and then won
tellow- -Reuler. malch, and 1 against
LODK--
unseeded,
AT THE WATER.
YOU CAN SEE--
HIS REFLECTION!
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minutes Inter
Govindarajuo was injured and had to leave the Gold. He was replaced by Tan Ban-cliven.
Long Lob
There were more yawns than yells during the first half which W3LS clmost devoid of this It is true that Malaya's agile goollcceper Lourdes did Grilliant bit of work in tipping A long lob downfeld gave grand shot by Lau Chi-lan Hongkong a chance and after over the bar, bul the KMB some neat play between Au Chi- inside-right wasted д much yin and Lau Chi-inm the latter better chance 1 Httle inter lobbed the ball neatly over when there appeared to be a lourdes' arms to put the Colony real goalscoring opportunity. Into the lead.
Our Old Friend
They did not enjoy the ad- vantage for very long. In
attack strong Malayan counter
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FU
the
he was both unhappy an un- stendy in the left back berth.
Pat Gardner started brightly but faced badly as the game progressed while litle Au Chil- yin worked hard without achieving very much. Lau Chi- lam was in second gear most of In the early stages our old Jimmy Chang did well to keep
The Ume and Leung Wal-hung friend Ramin Omar caught the out a pile driver but he had no
Was never sure how to get eye with some snappy, it erratechance ne Tan Ban-chuun drove
round the hard tackling of Tang shooting for the visitors, but it the rebound Into the net.
Cheuk-foo. Leung is a most toolt 11 bath clearance by
Long before the game had promising winger but he still MeNichol to bring the first real reached the 'three-quarters' has a great deal to learTI. thrill. There was a well-earned stage. and even with the VENDICT: A very ordinary burst of applause for the blonde scoresheet indicating that both game.
A draw was the right gealle as he clutched a feree teams were level of one-all,
result for on their respective drive after he had presented thousands of spectators got up displays neither side really de Malayan forward with a chatice, from their seals and walked out. served to win.
The members of the Blackpool
The Malayans TAL Into It was that kind of matel trouble midway through the Hongkong eventually took the Aret halt when full back Tang lead again In a very unsatis-party were impressed by the in- Cheuk-foo was the accidental factory way.
dividual skills
of the players
victim of a nasly head injury. The ball was pushed, into the and by the occasional bursts of The plucky defender was carried Malayan penalty area and up- neat- negative-Interpassing, behind the goal for altention peated to run behind for a gal but one hopes they realised this
short kick,
genuine show of absence with his head swathed any kind by the home forwards Hongkong's football talent. They but the crowd demonstrated will find themselves up against In the 38th minute, Hongkong noisily when referre wito had something very
returned
and
In bandages,
ufler
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There was no claim of
Was
not
A
The Teams
very different had their turn of ill inek. After fäetected An infringement was on Sunday and again on Tues- a clash in the palmouth Mc-seen to be pointing to the day, Nichol was stretched on the penalty spot. The visitors pro- ground in great pain as the re-tested but the referee stood B.m sult of a head-on dr should and Lau Chi-lam unsympatheti-
Hongkong: McNichol, (Jimmy I say leg-on coitision with cally hit this very soft award Chang), Toledo, Chan Chi-kong, as hard as he could and Lourdes Leung Kit, Woodcock, Poole, The goalkeeper was unable to never had a ghost of a chance Chu Wing-wah, Lau Chl-lam continue and he was replaced to save.
Au Chi-yin, Gardner, Leung by Jimmy Gang. The new The visitors equalised in er-Wai-hung. keeper nearly had AR ein- cumstances that were as strange Malaya: Lourdes, Tong barrassing first task for before as those which saw Hongkong Cheuk-fou, Ng Mun-keal, Mok
Ghana Minhat.
he had touched the ball the take the lead. Malayan centre forward sent a streng drive against the edge of the past from where it ran out
of play.
Equalised
Wai-hoong. Chan Tuk-choy, Dutton, Mok Wal-kin, Ramin Omar. Ghant Minhat, Wong
Ban-chuan).
The ball went out of play be-Kong-leong, Govindarajou (Tan Dution of Malaya was injured hind the home goal. i liked Just before the interval and he every inch a conier but the re- hobbled in with his team mates feree whistles for a goalkick when the whistle went for the and started to walk upfield. midway break,
The Hongkong players lid not realise
man who
»Bayer's «
Another Big Cheer is this unit the TONIC
As the two teams disappeared] 11 up and trundled it out to the into the dressing rooms there Malayan right winger who was was another big cheer from the waiting to take the expected grandstand. This time it pro-order klek..
vided sultable brckground for The referee turned round, Mr Albert Hindley, Stanley sow the linesman's flag, realised Matthews, and Secretary Jones his error and changed his deel-BAYER when they were presented to ion to a, comer
kick. This
His Excellency, The Governor. | emperary confusión cuigght the
Sir
Robert. chatted to the Hongkong defenders in two Blackpool party throughout the minds and when the bull came interval white television news across they stood rooted to the and press camerie whirled or spot ng Tam Ban-chuan raced
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