1958-10-16 — Page 71

Prince Philip Now Country's Third Best Polo Player

Prince Philip has boon officially recognised as one of the

best pola players in Britain.

The Prince has always been) from a three to a four handleep, a daring rider, ready to take the--and that makes him-along with bumps and spilis. But now he Tour others--the third best polo I acquired the skill to go player in the country. with the courage.

MUCH PRACTICE

This comes from much prac- tice.

A sign

his preoccupa- tion with polo Is that he has almost completely given up playing cricket, which clashes with the polo season.

The top handicap is ten- man who is considered able to score ten goals in an eight chokka match.

official list of

-{London Express Service),

Cooper-Patterson Fight Prospects Not Too Bright

New York, Oct, 15. Prospects of Floyd Patterson, world

boxing heavyweight

In the latest threes who scored well handicaps he has been upgraded champion defending his title in

out. Gilbertson converted. 5-0.

From then

the Medics looked the better side and they played more steadily as a leant, with Davis showing up to good effee in the loose.

Retaliated

CHINESE MARATHON

RECORD

London against England's Henry Cooper do not appear to be too bright.

Cus D'Amato, Patterson's

that ho manager, sald today was considering a title defenco in London against Cooper, but added: "I consider Ingemar Johansson, Swedish holder of tille lie best Peking, Oct. 15. the European and harassing the Medles backs,

Chinese long distance runner, challenger." He said Johnsson but the Club threes nude fitile | retaliated, and Martin nearly Fu Sheng-hal, today covered the had the best "record, use of the ball.

broke through. He was, how-marathon distuuce-20 miles, ality, everything."-Reuter,

stopped and the ball 385 yards--in two hours, 20 noved across the threes to Mc-minutes, U. seconds, setting up Fadyen

D'ath, playing on the wing In the first half and at ventre in the second half, again lett gaps through which a

train

could have been driven. tenacity with which he can with the Dall nix his habit of crossing after the ball indicate that he would be more of a success at wing-forward than he is in the three line.

Biggest Thorns

In the loose the Club had aso the advantages with Howe and Steven being outstanding, parli- who was always cularly Howe in the forefront.

Once the Club settled down Was in the second half there absolutely nothing to stop them, Tic Kowloon

The Medics fully deserved this and which the RAF added timer league has at lust ended and

second try it was beenuse the win for encouraged by a bunch RMI Kowloon are at the top

Club were simply taking it ansy. of staunch supporters who could but only by virtue of a better | with

The airmen played very well, be heard continually exhorting they than their teen Houl averige

greater efforts, too, especially the threes, Had the tu stroked the ball just inside the rivals Command Workshops, post for what proved to be the they had more of the ball, and made full use of their share of

hoped that a

That they did not get REME.

I juci

winning goal. What a wonder-

the ball been given time to settle down play-oft might have been posrut Individual effort it was.

de the major share speaks volumes they might have greatly sible. Certally the REME side

creased the

for score,

bath vixer to have Their

Coonbes and Martin were

bul were revenge for their close cup de-

continual danger, mostly on the defensive where feat but as the senson had drag- ged on and the

Major sports

despite some very hard tackling were claiming the attention of

they like the rest of the back the majority of players the

division, found themselves out- nuthority decided

clussed. further match.

I would

like to record the reaction of the Workshop side

Clarke six-a-side

were

against

a

For their 'diable-complet- Ing victory the Hospital Can honk in the main the skill of their two experts Coi Sullivan and Lt Booth, while the losers were well served by Higgin- bottom, Hayes and Fairclough.

The opportunity must not be missed to offer praise and con- individuals tulation to twe who have done most to make when they were atormed

this long and interesting league Cup tournament the suc- In their usual sporting manner they wished BMH goods it has been. Sgt Jeff Davis, RMP, and Cpl Henry Archet, luck, eospatuk ted then promised to reverse the sitan Royal Sign is have given hours

this.

tion next season.

and

League Standings

EIL.C hours of their lime to umpiring games and without threa 1 feel sure the compeli- tion would have folded up. 11 i was Atting that these wo tinal league standings should contrut the final, Jud firmly and well did they control

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All the 100 plus players who enjoyed these #mes would know wish me to say sinrere "thank you" to these two sportsmen.

With the Army claiming a further point in their clash last week with the custodians of the law in

the senior football league the Unit teams in tho Territories and Kowloon, choosing a very hot day, got off to a good start in the opening matches of their respective foagues. Top goal scorers were 8 Coy RASC A' who having their Xi for opponents ratlled up

friendly match.

team of the Band of the Lan-tally of nine goals in

cashire Regi, my dark horses,

18 Fd Ambulance

a

far too

had only

Justinlock their selection by reaching the Anal at the expense one fewer when they feed the of a callan! COD side, flere BOR's of 48 Bde.

HQ

The shock result of the day youth triumphed over the elder- ly "Ord" side

was the defeat of 54 Fd Sqn, who certainty held their opponents In the first RE by Defence Platoon period and in fact deserved to 48 Bde by a 3-2 margin, What be ahead instead of one down, went wrong Sappers? but age told in the Anal

Among the Major Unlis fen

Regt had a thrilling minutes of this keen match and 1 Lanes

the

overcoming ground

the Infantrymen coasted home clash with old rivals RAF Kal to n 4-0 viciory.

Tak und The favourites, BMII Kow-disadvantage the Airmen took loon were given a fright by the points with a 3-2 win. Coy LAD 'A' in the other semi-

Anal and. for the first time Assistance Needed

were one down for a long time

but their penalty buily "k

Colonol Sullivan came to

1/Green Howard overcome a the fancied

Sapper side by 4-0

Disappointing

The RAF forwards were dis- appointing, and when they did get the ball back to their scrum ball, the Clubs had already ham- tered in before they could get the tree line moving. Nor was their Jumping In the Thous anythra to write home about and until they im- prove in this department they will bot win many games.

Before going on to the game itself mention must be nude of the Club's failure to turn out on me. Considering that they had until 7.15 to Hot ready, it was an extremely poor show. The fact that one player was late was no excuse, and the Club should have taken the field on time VLD if they had to play for the Arst ten minutes une man short.

With the Club attacking in the Tirst the opening minutes Feore care in the ninth minute when the stemen were penalised for offside round the scrum), well out on their own 25 O'Kelly converted, 3-0,

Break Down

and

Then the Club attack began down, and the well to break piled muchine jerked badly as

failed to

hls Laville

take Not

25th until the purses. minuts did the Club score again when Valentine broke through from the 25 and sent Lavilio over in the corner. No conver- alon. 9-0.

look play

10 The kick-off within ve yards of the Club line and the RAF got the ball back cleanly for once and Mur- Un got the ball and dropped a lovely goal to make I 0-3.

Club went further ahead be fore half-time when the air- their men were penalised on own 25

and Mc- for offside Tavish converted with a strong kick from in front of the posts hitting the crossbar as he scored 9-3.

In the second half juvenated Club side gave

very

凸

rc-

the

rescue and a couple of success- while NTR and 49 Field Regt airmen no chance and Browna

ful "buliler" plus a trio of well-RA had comparatively easy taken goals saw the Medier Into tasks in disposing of Command the final.

Workshops and 1/2 Gurkha Regt by 3-1 and 7-2 respectivo- ly.

Hardest Game

While on football it is hoped And what a final it turned that the very energetic Secre- out to be. With ligginbottom ry for this sport, LA Bob and company in scintillating Allison of 56 Coy RASC will be from the Hospital had lisasalsted by all Units notifying hardest game of the series, and results promptly, An excellent that includes the epic struggles Innovation.. 'sgain, requiring with Signals and REME

the co-operation of Units, fa

Each team had lost a regular the recording of goal scorers player, the "Trooper" claiming and It is hoped that not only one, and on aircraft the other, the sharpshooters will get the but the Medics started off in publicity they reserve, but also great style and were two up in keenness in popping the leather se many minutes. Undauntedi kufo the net, decrease,

showed the way when afler O'Kelly had eroas-kicked he dribbled the bail for thirty yards down the touchline të dive on t und Koro no it crossed the line. No conversion.

12-3.

So Superior

The Club forwards were now to superior that the alemen kcoked insipid in comparison. A perfect forward rush resulted In a five yard lineout. Williams olice again took the ball, whipped round between the tor wards and the touchline, went over and then crossed in to-

was

In the second half the Club

ever,

who scored near the

posts. No conversion. 5-3,

a new Chinese record, the New

China News Agency reported

The previous best Chinese fime was two hours 32 minutes,

person-

For Sale-One

2 seconds, established by Chu World Champion

Chi-ting of Peking only ten days ago.

The Club now pressed and The Dilworth

dribbled well, the Medicy falling to fall on the bell and only a lucky hack saved them. However, things looked different when Elliott, a For his new record, Fu Sheng- lest minute replacement who trai won the marathon title to- played a fine game throughout, day from a feld of 69 Peking broke away

play moved long distance runners.-France. into the Club half where it Presse. stayed until The gate.

end of the

Gilbertson and Jones were the biggest thorns in the Club's

In the closing minutes the side

Williams with

again Club were penalised ten yards proving the best of the trees. from their own ne near the

excellent in the touchline, and Clarke with loose, and his touch kicking terrifle kick sent the ball star- Ume and again sent the Club Ing beautifully into the Club's in-goal un the fur side of the back into their own half,

feld. Elliott was there The Club attacked strongly in score after following up well, match the first half and the first score and Gilbertson converted leading | Reuter. was strongly against the

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Rio De Janeiro, Oct. 15,

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