1958-10-09 — Page 5

"THE" CHINA" MAIL. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 9,′′ TO58.

World Amateur Golf Team Competition Opens

BRITAIN TAKE EARLY LEAD ARMY SPORTS

Inter-League Soccer Champion

Scotland

And

Draw With Runner-Up

England

Glasgow, Oel. 8. Scotland and England drew one-alt in their inter-league match at brox Park, Glasgow, Today. Several players of ins ternational class were included in both less.

Brian Clough, strong candid- ute The centre-forward in the England internationul 14:271), opened the seure for England th the first half, but failed tu keep up his early promise.

Left-hair Cireaves. another young hope for the Bagland

Test, also proved disappointing.

Left-luck Graham Was

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of the outstanding players the match, and bla inclusion in the England train 30 #meet Wales next month was regarded as almost certain after today's game.

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The Scottish goal came from

penalty during the

half-France-Presse.

second

Youth Soccer

International

Madrid, Oct. 8. England beat Spain 4-2 In floodlit youth sucrer Inter-

national here tonight. The tearns were level 1-1 at half-time. Reuter

A

BANG

The Colony Swimming Championships went into their third day yesterday with a further programme

of 12 events.

Photo shows. Miss Au Yuen-man, who came out second in the women's 400 metres freestyle, recolving lier prize from Mr Kwok Chun-hang, while winner Miss Esther Ki watches.-China Mail Photo.

AND THEN A FIZZ

RAF 'Island' No Match For Club 'A' In Yesterday's Rugger

By PAK LO

Yesterday evening's game between the Club "A" and RAF Island can

literally be said to have started with a bang.

A bang as MacTavish, the Club full-back tackled Kelly after he had

broken through the Club defence in the opening seconds.

A bang that sent Kelly off the field with a broken collar bone. But that

was the only explosion from the airmen.

After that, faced with the might of the Club their attack fizzled out like a damp squib and the Club won easily by 40 points (five goals, five tries) to nil.

Six Strokes Ahead

Ahead Of United States

States At End Of First Day's Play

London, Oct. 8.

At the end of the first day's play in the World Amateur Golf Championships for the Eisenhower Cup, Britain was loading with a total score of 227, followed by the United States (233) and Argonting and New Zealand (236 each). A total of 116 competitors, representing 29 countries from Japan to Venezuela, and from South Africa, to Iceland, are taking part. Each team comprises four players, but only the best three scores from each team count for each day's round. aggregate.

This aggregate is carried for- ward throughout the four days nad the trophy goes to the team with the final lowest score over the total of 12 holes.

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other South American players by the cold weather-did a lot better then was expected,

The best performance of the day was undoubtedly that of The competition -began cold and cloudy weather on the the Scotsman, Jack Reid, with links of the famous Royal and 72,, whose worst holes were two Ancient Golf Club

Stives, though perhaps he was Jucky to have been among the Andrews in Scotland, and will continue until Saturday,

first to too off, and so to miss the worst of the wind during the afternoon.

North Wind

G

The laks, overlooking the North Sea. were swept by

in north wind which doubled intensity during the afternoon, blowing the balls off the greens. This probably explained why only 14 of the competitors were able to cover the "ald course" in less then 80.

the

Closest Rivals

1. Bestein and Breinnes 227 in. Jak 12. 7. Welstenholme 14, J. Car

end A. Perowne di),

2. United States 233 (C. Coe 74

W. Hyndman 70. W. 3. Patton 10 and Dr Taylor 41).

3. Argentine 296 (N. Nieven 70, Cell 70, J. C. Ledrans 12 and C. Bracht 05.

4. New Zealand 238 (R. Charles 74,

E. McDougall (0),

Dunya S. Joren 31 End

5. Cando 240 (3. Yingur and

Cortador 79, E. Henson 52 and Rd 31.

0. Prese 31 113 Đo Lamaze T

J. P. Hirigoyen 82, M. Bardona and

R. Lagarde 83),

7. India 244 (R. K. Pitamber 77, 1. S. Malik 83, N. P. Stein 35 and A 9 Malik 871.

8. Austeslim 244 (D. W. Bachli and B. Devlin 01, R. Alves 82 and

9. Belgium 245 (2. Moerling TA, E, Tavernier Ro, P. Rodesh mi ami P. Iron 04).

His closesi rivals were the New Zealander, R. Charles, and good ).

American C Coe, bath 74, the Flipino Silverio (75), the Argentina pinyer, H. Nicora and the Englishman G. B. Wolstenholme' (76).

Meanwhile, President Eisen- hower, one of the

nost fervent of ull amateur golfers, seni a telegram

10 Italy 240 (A. Crece 50. F. Bevione 81. N. Berruti 85 and A. Schinting 101.

11. South Allen 246 (J. Boyd $1. P. Hutchison 82. A. Walker 81 and A Stewart 001.

soveria 10. Philippines 242 (K to the organisers, 75. A. Priete M, F. Deyen and M. expressing the conviction that

Gane Mi

13. Spin 249 (1. Maura B 1. the competition with reprenola 83. D. Nunez 85 and J. nenlatives from so many coun- Andrew ). tries, would play its part

14. Derudin 24 (G. Wardman. no. F. Ilutchinge 2, R. Dwyer 07 maintaining peace throughout and . Bearman 18). the world.

Under these conditions, luck played a big part in the day's play-and it certainly did not favour the Americans, strong favourites to win the Cup, who with the exception of Coe, saw their balls land time and agali in the most outlandish parts of the course.

Tho Australlan term also disappointed, but the Argen-

The classification for today's tines handicapped lite the round was as follows:

in

Preston Take Over 1st

Division English League Leadership

London, Oct. 8.

Preston North-End went to the top of the first division today with 2-0 away victory over Manchastor United.

Fur the United, this was the first home defeat of the season,

Although they had the territorial they were unable to penetrate

advantage for most of the match.

the dogged North-End defence.

Preston, with 18 points from 12 matches, are now two points Arsenal (who headed

Although the airmen played Next It Was Cheong's turn lee move by the threes to take with only

men in the when he broke through from the first three points of the juhend of seven forwardly, it was obvious that inside his own half, passed out second hult. McTavish con- { the table since Saturday on goul

with even

elight then they to O'Kelly who sent Laville verted 27-0. would have been no match for racing for the line. Laville the Club who caally outhooked them and in the lincouts Wright, jumping beautifully. completely dominated all the play in that department,

Large Gaps

Without the ball, the airmen had no hope and even their defence showed large gaps ki the centre which the Club were, from the RAF's point of view, all too quick to

discover and develop,

For the Club the only weak- ness was Sleward whose passes were not finding O'Kelly for

the scrum

touched down but this time Some fine work by Wright a chance a few there was no conversion. 18-0, gave O'Kelly

minutes later and Anding an Laville added another three opening he went through to pass points seconds later when from to Campbell who in turn passed ten yards from the RAF line, to Laville to enable him to reore. the three moved smoothly to McTavish converted. 30-0. give kim the ball No con- Another Club attack and the,

version 10-0.

Just before half

average) and of Luton and Bol- ten, all of whom have played junly 11 matches.-France-Prokse.

London, Oct. 8. The following are the results of matchey played in Britain yesterday:

ENGLISH LEAGUE Division I

RAF just managed to hack the Manchester U. Preston ball over the dead ball lae, time Dal-The Club won the Ive-yard

Division III

Acrington

Bottaansto

0 Colchester U

Division IV

Kleish again found the hole in serum and Cheong went through | Plymouth Arg Southend U. the defence and with a lovely with a man outside him to score. Heading Twi Icft the RAF backs McTavish converted, ́36-0. sprendeagled. The ball was passed out to Howe who in turn sent Campbeli over half- way out. O'Kelly's conversion failed when he hit the upright,

a long time, but once O'Kelly 22-0. moved in closer to

to

move

the

passes began smoothly.

wonderful Dalglelsh had game throughout, and time and again he made a break through the weak covering of the airmen in the centre..

also excellent

Chicong was and Laville on the wing settled down nicely into the attack.

The Club was so superior that every man in the side looked first class. They made few mistakes and gave RAF

Island no chance.

After Kelly's attock and sub- sequent renoval, the Club threes went away from their own 26 with Cheong making tho breakthrough to Bend Laville over in the corner. No conversion. 3-0.

The Club, throughout," kepit the game wide open and were very quickly attacking ugain, this time from -about fifteeri yards from the RAF line. Again the ball went across the thirgen and Lavillo scored in the corner. O'Kelly converted

with lovely klot to make the score

Astonished

A

Dalglolah scored the next try when he cut through the cen- tre, kicked the ball along the ground, and raced past the Matonished full back to gather ind score halt Way qut QKally again, converted. 19-0.

Hammered

Dummied

Chester

Darlington Gingham Finally Laville dummied his Crewe

Crystal F way through the whole of the Exeter city defence to score neur the posts Workington jand again McTavish converted.

40-0.

Without doubt from begin- ning to end the RAF Island were just not in the same class as the Club, and though it was

grand practice for the Club there was not enough opposition for the Club to really lest out their attack.

In the second half the Club for the first ten minutes took things very easily, but for the second and lust fên (the referee cu' the game short by ten mlautes because of poor light, and because there was no point from the RAF's point of view in continuing) the Club Rierally

At Stanley the strung Green hammered the RAF Island XV,

Howarda overcame a combined side of Australians and Onco tho Club started to Britishers by- 14 points (one score in the second half, there goal, three tries) to three poluts Was

stopping them, and (one try)'in a hard and fost Laville touched down after game.

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RUGBY

RESULTS

London, Oct. 8. Results in tonight's rugby union matches were;

Harlequins 10, Cardiff 9. Streatham 21, Middlesex Hospital 0.-Router.

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15. Switzerland 249 (0. Barro, 32,

Panchnud 9),

Gutermann 22. A. Berres & and

16 Holland in (J, Dukyk Van feet #2 A. Knappert 63. W. Simil 85 and W. Van Monzwet (8)

17, Japan 280 (K. Thimoto 60, 1. Our B. N. Nabeshima bs and J. Sibainoto 8).

welke C. Carlander

Karifeidt

1.

19. Brazil 53

Moiler 05 and

Do Almeida 06. 8 Freire 115, J. Barbosa 43 mod R. Dorges 001.

20. Кепул 253 (P. Talt 04, C. Sykes 84. A. Robertan #5 and Loudon 4).

21. Portural 250 CV. De Pereir Machado 15. D. Blva 85, M. De Brito Cunha 60 and J. De Sousa E Melo .

22. Germany 200 11. Lampert. B. F. Sellschon 86, J. Phillipa 20 and W. Goetz 99).

23, Norway 20

Osland 1 and (1. Johann 07. H. RECE]mer 7. E. Wahlstrom 100).

Malaya__ 262 13. C. Tulehkan 83, W. ɑILь M, Z. Murallio 15 and MeNair 9-France-Press,

Another Thrashing For Brazilian Football Team

London, Oct. 8.

The Brazillan football team. Bela Vista, suffered yet another resounding defeat at the hands of British teams today when they were beaten 4-0 by second division Sheffield United.

In the four matches they have played during their tour to date, the Brazilians have conceded a total of 25 goals to one.

The hero of the match was In the absence of the rein- once again the Bela Vista goal-forcements

1 keeper, Adelmar, who was kept

new

frum

PARADE

THE Spotlight turns this week to the British Military Hospital Kowloon to focus on thot Unit's six-a-side hockey team of Cpl Henry Smith, Cpl Jołu Holden, Lieut John Booth, Major Dick Webb, Lieut-Colonel J. J. Sullivan and Pte David Alps who have defeated the two finest teams in the league in their journey to the semi-finals of the knock-out competition,

Tackling the Command Workshops "A" in the first round they ended up winners by the odd goal in as exciting a match as could be wished for. It was one in which the "Medics" defence could claim much of the credit for withstanding the onslaught of a most experienced forward line, that lacked only the influence of S/Sgt. Tony Hors- fall.

The REME six were unfor- and gave an exhibition which tunate in losing his services besides being the best scmp of Just at the vital stages in two the afternoon gave him an op- competitions, although the portunity to display

Medlem too had their problems, talents.

losing defenceman S/Sgt Art-

In the other bouts Ple

hla

Fox

ley, and winger Sgi Pete Busby, ("A" Company) took a points

Bitter Struggle

verdict from Pie Righerdson

(HQ1) after a very spirited while in the following

For the clash with Signals | bout,

D

the

First Knockout ́·

The frat

in the next round the Medies serap Pie Baker ("A") was were without the services of tile fortunate for his oppon Cpl Henry Archer who heden! Pie Wering (HQ) had to misguidedly got himself into retire with a cut lead, Cpl the hands of the "enemy" and Watts (HQ) had quite a had sported a wrist plaster handfull to cope with Pte which had only been removed Atkinson ("B") and won the previous day.

contest by the narrowest of This game was จ termargins. struggle with fortune Gwaying back and forth. The sides were

of the knockouts level at the final whistle and

and un extra period of play saw the wan not long in coming BMH register the all important although Plo Servies put up a the crushing 1000l

enter and

the calmer magnificent show waters of

PLA the quarter-final right hand punching of where they had little dimeulty Millington ("D") finally forced quilo correctly in removing a very sporting St the referee to George's School six by a score step in and prevent a game lad

from absorbing of 0-1.

unnecusent y The remaining teams In this punishment.

Ple Jones (HQ1) and L/Cp! round made very much more of it, however. The Lancashire Hassall ("D") gave plenty of "B" side took three alx-minute provided the crowd quite an ex- their hard hitting

Aessions of extra time before

action and

they overcame a fighting 70 cilement however, ever enthusi- at sm caused both, to be ex- company by 6-4 to create

and the contest least one record the longest hausted

petered out to a win for Jones game in the series.

on points.

followed

Battled It Out Following this example, 50

"

Another knockout when Plc Ashbrook (HK1) ac- Company and 6 COD battled counted for L/Cp! Ryan fairly. out through two extra perlods quickly and celly. but in this case the "Ord" side took the honours with a score of 4-3.

Pte Maradon ("B" & "D") won Having held up the follow-ion a disqualifcallon over Pte ing games by over

}) Kelly ("B"). This was an un- hour the LAAD "A" made short fortunate incident for while the

half

work af Workshops "B" win- ning by 6-0.

Disqualified

referee was well within hla

The semi-finals of the most rights to do so, these lads were raw novices and perhaps a Uttle exciting competition will now

next more tolerance for their mistake

take place on Monday

with COD meeting the Lancu- shires "B" al 1400 and the hos-

would have been justilled,

Pie Swainbank (HQ1) had the

pital trying conclusion with crowd out of their seats when he crossed gloves with Pie Long- LAD "A" at 1030.

(HQ2) and, after a very Oct, 14 allant defence the former wont

The final is fixed for the fold lowing day, Tuesday

commenting at 1830. Ir you when the referee rightly stopped

not to the acrop. why like exeltement along. There should be plenty

of it.

Bdsm Allan ("B" & "D") had nwallcover against L/Cyl. Bol- funcy my

"dark ton, and Pto Hassell (IQ2) ob- I rather

10

over the Lanes

win tried a points decision horsey" through to the final, and one Burton ("B") to complete form of course the BMH should the very enjoyable afternoon't

sport, be there, too, but LAD are strong fighting combination and are a strong Aghting combing- tion and a surprise materialise.

DO

Flying Start

the

asked for Brazil, Dela Vista fleideð a busy throughout the

Paulo gumu, young

player, Three times during

match is now living in the fat Paurat, who Jaif he brought the crowd to Germany, and hos Just been its feet with eaves that were signed up by the Club 08 itle short of miraculous, but professional. 20 minutes trom the final whistle, he strained musele and had to leave the fold.

Heroic Work

But by that time, the Sheffield playora had already neiled their four goals and they might well havo netted a Jut more if it had not been for Adelmar and the herole work of the right back, Isis, who intervened Limo und ngain when the ball was on the brink of the goalmouth.

Cu Barry Appleby

"APIČNICE WHERE

ARE WE GOING?)

[NOHUERE, THEREE)

A GOOD SHOW ONE TV. TONIGHT

Failed

E

But Pourat-who played for the Club as an amateur Brazil wote years back-failed to live up to expectations, and in the second half he was replaced at left-holf by Zico.

Despite the fact that this match inmugurated the new floodlighting un the Shefeld United pitch, only a 10,000 turned up to France-Presse.

meagre

to

will

bo

could

a

class

The Hongkong Road Walking Association which is affiliated to the AAA of Hongkong Has an - intensive programme of evedis

nod up

for the weeks ahend

The Army "A" got off to flying start in the field game and all interested in this sport and this week they will be up are asked to get in touch with against the toughest opposition one of the two enthusiasts on In the league, Recreio "A", This the Commilloc, Mr Kennedy- played Skipton who can umally be Sookcumpoo ground located at the YMCA Salisbury CTI Sunday at 1800. They Road, or Mr D. O. Bilva of 37 will need all the support they Hankow Road, 1st Floor, Kow- can get and so those who like loo

really sec

good

On Sunday next, October 12 bockey, have their

Sunday at 1000 here will be a 0% mile afternoon programme already trial at King's Park and on the mopped out for them.

10th at 1400 a 25 Kilometres met The "B" team

a very road trial from Kowloon Re- strong Nav Bharat XI went down 7-1 but i forcast arvoir to Fanling.

other

eventa Many

Arc will win that this team

moro

scheduled and new members when they lose Esmes than they have a little time to settle particularly from the Services down. This week they face the would be very welcome. HXHC at Kings Park at 1430.

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THE

and

Tennia which has been Lancashire Regi- rather neglected of late watch.→→ ment held their Inter-will occupy its rightful Company novices boxing. place once more now that a Chairman for this competition at Gun Club | new - Barracks over a number of sport days recently anid the Major D8 Scull, BWE who be contacted 'st: Häl Grand Fitials attracted a

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For the competition under this gamo,

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Anty fewer than started off and some 11velx

A fencing course will be scrapping: was sein. long, be fore the anal stage was reach held at the Missions to WYDA on Segmen Gymnasfilm /com. ed. As usual there abundance, of courago and de-

termination, shown by all and mencing on October 20 and The Battalion need have no fest lasting two weeks provided about its fachting spirit with suficient names ita•{{orth- youngsters like these in their ranks.

The outstanding... novico. on

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coming.

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› display was relhout doubt Pis] ginners and‹ Bið Ruiter, of BQ Company Aamnite for

his opponent in the competition DORT, HOL was unik'ta bux he teamed up: with midianowight Ete Stevens by Octobe