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SAILOR'S

THE CHINA MAIL, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1968,

GUIDE

WINS

AIRBORNE TRIO

WASHINGTON CLASSIC

First-Finishing Tudor Era Relegated To 2nd Place After Objection

Laurel Park, Nov. 11.

An Australian entry won the Washington D. C. international horse-race for the first time today when "Sailor's Guide", A nine-to-one chance, was awarded the classic prize after an objection against the American winner "Tudor Era" was sustained.

The oldest horse in the race, six-year-old "Sailor's Guide" was owned by A. C. and Keith Dibb, who sold him to Leon Levy, owner of the American Atlantic City race-track in New Jersey, before the race for $50,000.

The British-bred American» Zaynd". who løst a lot woed "ador Era" ridden by Tally Holmatz, appeared to lend

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Mabea nationand, thapure ovr) "Sabor's Guide".

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The

favourite, Iridi cenek. with Australian

"Ballynions"

"Scobie" Breasly up, was placed photo-finish in head behind

third

After a

which he $65

Sailor's Guide

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Australian house's the

luciged Ju key, II ubjection against Tulor Cru" for huling bin: in on the Brat head and further bulking him throughout the race

Great Surprise

The judges studied tim of Be race and to the great sur- the 35,000 spectators, prise of rolegated "Tudor Era" ur second Juve k announced that the Australian colt was the winner. The two Russiau colts were chance. tiever

with "Gurule"

sixth finished

and

The rage

w the run in 1952.

For

there DEWT,

ཀཎྜ་!་ྟ་ Freach horses In 1] thee, which das Gerra

Muree woll times by French-bred entries.

The $100,000 prize mutey Wars distribucent as follows: $70,000 10 the winner, $15,000 to thin seve $10,000 the third and $5,000 trs the nth--the second Irish entry "Tharp".

'Orsini' Fifth

The German vatry

The Venezuelaa and Argentinum entries were i

A Reki of ter fumt unplacod. Meter for the valuably me | and a half mile classiC

The sharp

the bebas UTI American truck were feared by canarellons of "Bultymo but he was nevertheless instate as Nem favourite on the strength

Umes of his sensationni European racks.

The four-year-old this year nad won the Khing George VI

Elizabeth Sukes al Prix De L'Are Ascot and the de Triomphe - Pl Longchamp, eugen prizes on Use Eng- ah Lad French turf respec- Tuhyo, Nov. 12,

run over to- nyweight chamtively, and both

12 aurkings. płon, Sadau Yafia, successfully day's distance of defended his Japon dyweight

Successful

Title Defence

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Kenji, 11

Yonekure, why was fighting hit fourth professional bout,

pounds waghed Yuoit's 112-UP.I.

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Glasgow Rangers Win In Italy

the starter a long

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Ted Dexter Ready To Reinforce

MCC Team

London, Muv, 11. Ted Dexter is ready and will. ing to fly or to Australia if and when the MCC need him,

The

Sussux and 23-year-old Cambridge

all- University rounder is expected to return to England this week for practice at one of the incor ericket schools.

As yet, MCC officials have been unable to contact Dexler in Paris, where he is employed by a British Insurance Bran order

telt him offcially

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but they know he is prepared

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Me S. C. Grimes, MCC as-istant seretnry, said in tay Pred 1 Brown as asked us to heve

IN 28 Dexter standing by. Willie Watsun full to Jenel match truSY. I muge the Anal devision will be bken in about a werk

l Watson wall pandaddy. have net during the course

of the two matches in Sydney."

HARVEY, Newcastle goalkeeper, takes the ball as Arsenal centre-forward Herd leaps with centre-balf Stokoe in the First Division English league match Arsenal at Highbury, between Newcastle and

London last week. Arsenal won 3-1-Reuterphoto.

West Indies Take

Commanding Lead Over Baroda

Impressive «Progress_In_HK_ Boxing A NEW SEASON AND A NEW ERA BEGAN LAST NIGHT

By Our Boxing Reporter

The 1958-59 boxing season got under way with a Novices Tournament at

the Missions to Seamen last night, There was nothing particularly spectacular about what happened among the various contestants > yet a good crowd of spectators saw a new fistic era being ushered in, and they saw, too, another important link being forged in the impressive chain of progress which the Hong- kong Amateur Boxing Association is building up.

Maybe few of the fans who sat round the ring or filled the balcony knew or cared anything of what was taking place outside the roped square but, to those of us who have watched the determined efforts of the HKABA to stand on its own feet, last night was a most im- portant occasion,

the Bral time in the post-war novices in opposition Ati Cup Second

Capl

bouts for when you have raw

the re-

The

of

It was important because to years at least the bulk of a feree is frequently the hardest the offeints on duty were Colony worked man in the ring. residents.

Murdoch-Third Men' last night showed Muirhead, the

healthy Amy's DOPT, } =

understanding and CPO McLaughlan of the what was required of them in Rayal Navy, certainly took a contests of this kind and their turn as third man in the ring clear instructions were all to but even that important job was the boxers's advantage. shared with 'Bill' Macdonald of the

ABA who made a most luvourable Impression in Its Initial appearance as referec,

Satisfaction

To those who

have followed

Outstanding

performers The outstanding of the evening Wcre Yuen who won Yee-choy (Police) the Featherweight Competition: (Unattached) G. K. Favcett who showed a remarkably no-

the progress of the HKABA's curale left hand in winning the Chan

dive to reach is natural and development

class:

Round Lawn

Bowls Draw

The following denw has been announced by the Hongkong Lawn Bowls Association for 3ccorui round matches of the All Cup Inter-Hong competi- tion which will be played at 2.30 p.m. on Sunday, November 16, 1058, at the grounds of Kow- and toon Bowling Green Club Kowloon Cricket Club;

At KBGC

this stage of Wolterweight

D. C. Symons and A. Hutton fact essential Kwan-loy (Police) who tared

(W. R. Loxley and Co. Ltd. v. thero could hea very lively opponent in S. A.

J. Pau and the

Hong Choo' (Unattached) in nothing but a feeling of satie Garcia

(Education Department). and faction in seeing how

section: much Lightweight

Tit-ying

W. Chouk

1 McCall and W. M. since been achieved

the promising

Davidson (Hongkong and Proved too rap- oelat end of last season.

(Poilee) who able for Wong Kok (Police) in Whampoa Dock Co. Ltd.) v. winning

A. C. Lochtic Bantamweight. Husapin and

(Rediffusion Hongkong Ltd.). division.

R. W. Hollway and B. 1. Bick- ford (Medical Department) v. L. C. Kew and N. Heaton (Bul- terfeld and Swire).

Don't imagine that reluxation point has been reached. It has not. There are still many more things to be tackled but such 1s the enthusiasm within the HKABA

that there la little doubt that when their official observer tables his Берега points at the next mscling they will be adequately dealt with and corrected at future promotions.

The organisation last night wus quietly efficient and the young Bovice boxers were given

chance every

to show what they could do. The bouts

were unobtrusively yel mis handled by the three referees and no budding pugilist had to endure unnecessary punishment.

'Grand Old Man'

The grand old man' of Colony boxing, Henry Wong, just could

tum into the Wilson, the Leicestershire - CENTURY BY GARFIELD SOBERS not be kept out of the ring and

Lin, has not yet played in the tour and hat an operat Perth for

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DROBNY WINS SINGLES TITLE

Glasgow, Nov. 11. Glasgow Rangers beat Napoli of Inly

5-2

u friendly here Antuh

tonight, soccer Napoil led 2-1 ut halftime.- Reuter

CHESS

by LEONARD BARDEN

of

Disclosed checks are amODĄ the most deadly forms attack, as shown in the follow- ing game, played recently in the United Bletes, 1 P-K4, KI-KD3; KQB3, P-K4; 3 B-B4, Q-KZ 4 P-Q3. P-Q3: GB-KK18, QHI-Q2: 0 KQ, Q61; 7 QB3, P-KA3; K1, PXB: ? KtXP. B-12; 10 KtXP1. KXK 1 Ktx Et ds. ch. K-B1 18 Kt-R7 dis K-Ki: 13 Q-87 mata

Solution No. 5511; 1 R-KL8 fwasting), Kt8; 3 Ox R. OF !... PXP: 2 BXK4, of 1 RK any RXP. Not i R-H14, PXPI

London Zaprent Service

Headaches

Toothaches Colds

BAZER

are quickly overcome by

CAFASPIN®

the Park held by "Wiwyn", who

Britain when

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Baroda, Nov. 11.

Garfield Sobers, 22-year-old Barbados left-hander, enjoyed another hitting spree for 108 not out for the West Indies touring team against Baroda today.

Paris, Nov. 11.

Driving with tremendous for hit one six and 10 Yours. In Drobny Jaroslav

as many nuúnutes. He has so far Won the power, Sobers reored bli ins men's singles final of the Albert out of 188 added in 135 minutes hit one six and 10 tours. Canet Cup here today by beat-in an uninished second wicket 10% Belgium's Jackle Brichantstond with John Holt, who was

8-4.

seconds.

inder vering years, Jar "Worden 11" und "Muster Boing" have won for France, "Fisher- man" for the United States, and E Chama for Venezuju. The other winter was French- brod, American-owned "Mahan". 9-7, 2-0, 0-4,

-France-Pre590,

Pressc.

Fireproof Suit For

France-

Motor Racing Driver?

By DEREK JOHN

One of the worst hazards of the motor racing driver will be almost completely eliminated if experiments now being conducted in Britain are successful. Backroom-boys at a Birmingham factory have devoloped a special material from which they hope to make a new fireproof suit light enough for drivers to wear. Fire-resistant clothing has been used by jet pilots for some years, but this proved to be too hot for the cockpit of à racing car.

The new suit for drivers may be ready in time for the start of noxt season's racing. It will make the sport much safor.

with rubs

nine

Holt, who punished anything close. the loose, has hit 14 fours during his 914 not out. Al the

slay of three hours. West Indies were 223 for one. The West Indies endel the

Earlier in the day, Baroda has second day with a commonding been dismissed for 133

ON- spinner Sonny Ramadhin had a spell of threa wickets for no runs In his three for seven, and pace bowler Roy Gilchrist claimed three wickets in 10 balls at a personal cost of two runs. Gill- christ finished with four for 31.

tead of 239 wickets left.

Scored Frooly

Sobers and Holt scored so freely that they added 130 runs in 10 minutes after ten. Sobers ruttled up his second 50, which mcinded a six and seven fours, in as many minutes. He was so

Sports Diary

CRC

Schoolhuya

TODAY

Tennis Jarico. Birgles (Ang)), 2 pan.

Itugby

Services Annual. Combined Clans, HK. Football Club, 7 p.m. TO-MORROW COFROT

Charity Soccer! Combined Ser- leav The test, Chub ground.

D.m

Meeting

Scoreboard

FIRST INNINGS

West Indies: 299 all out Baroda: 139 all out,

West Indies.

Second Innings

Holt not out ..... Bynoe e Limage b Vin Subers not out

04

18

100

Extras

0.

V

Total (for one wicket) 223

Wicketfoll: 1-36.

Bowling

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-Reuter.

Vin Hazare HKCFA meeting at CAAF Build Borde

[Many of the deaths on race tracks are caused through burns.

Last month - Vanwall driver Stuart Lewis-Evans dieding. p.m. as a result of the burns ha received in the Moroccan Grand Prix,

TUE GAMBOLS

BUTTY:

Men's "C"

Badminton

Division: Talkoo

India Club, Necrein wie ÿ OCC.

by

Barry Appleby

WAS TRYING

TO STOP A FLY WAKING YOU!

he took part in a most Interest- ing and sometimes hard hil- ting exhibition' with Eddio 1 u.

This polished bout gave the

and, who knows, maybe in the

beluners plenty to think about not too distant future we shall

be

the

were twelve In all there bouts on the programume and boxing was very while the

novice standard definitely of the courage and enthusiasm of the men who donned the gloves was a match for boxers who In fought

the highest have

class,

Mr W. A. Whiting, President and Chairman of the HKABA presented sultable trophies to the winners and runners-up in the various classes.

1utter

This promotion has simulat- od the appetite for more and class boxing and we chail watch with special in- terest the antiouncement of the The back- next tournament. ground to last night's show en- us to believe that courages

for much will be achieved Aghter and fan this season.

R. H. Noble and C. Hewins (Army) v. H. Ridadele and F. Howarth (Publle Works Depart

ment).

D. A. Neish and S. L. Leonard (Commerce & Industry Dept.) v. A. Campbell and A. Skeoch (Hongkong and Whampoa Dock Co. Ltd.).

E. A. V. Remedios and G. F. Santos (Paclite Islands Ship- building Co, Ltd) v. S. Y. Doe and C. M. Stevens (Registrar General's Department)

J. S. Skedd and C. McLennan Tulkoo Dockyard and Engine- cring Cu. Hongkong Lu.) v. R. O. Fleming and B. Douglas, Tulkoo Dockyard and Engine- uring Co. of Hongkong Ltd.).

C. A. Coelho und W. Hong biling (Shewan, Tomus & Co. Ltd.) v. W. S. Ogley and L.S. Silva (Chartered Bank).

A. A. Maiden and R. S. Capell

Electric Co Ltd.). v, A. P. Pereira and J Chubb (Dudwell and Co. Lid.). A. D. Rels and F. Ton (Hong! - kong Airways Lid.) v. W. H. E. Birmingham, Nov. 11. Colledge and L., S. Silva (Com-

merce and Industry Dept.) Birmingham City reached the

J. M. Gutierrez round of the Inter-

ond A. B recond

cup com-

Marques (Hongkong and Shang- Cities Fairs soccer petition when they beat Cotogne here tonight, there was no score at bull-time.

Inter-Cities Fairs (British Generni

Soccer Match

2-

seeing performances 1 similar class from some of last night's novices... for after all, the hopefuls of today are the potential champions of tomorrow.

It would

hardly be serving The clubs drew 2-2 in their useful purpose to report first-leg malch in Cologne last the full progress of each of the month.-Reuter.

JOHANSSON TO TAKE

ON WINNER OF

COOPER-LONDON FIGHT

London, Nov. 11.

The winner of the forthcoming British Empire heavy- weight boxing title-fight between holder, Brian Lon-

hul Banking Corporation) v. G. Lee and M. J. Divecha (Genczal Commercial Corporation Ltd.).

A. Fletcher and A. Buckley (Marine Department) v. E, C. Fincher and F. Lee (Lane, Cmwford Ltd.).

At KCU. N. E. Faly and C. B. Rounse- foll (Iniand Revenue Depart- ment) v. H. Black and R, D. Marshall (Taikoo Dockyard and Engineering Co. of Hongkong Ltd.).

R. P. Rose and T.. Kavanagh (Police Force) v. F. Luz and P. Hughes (Marine Department).

A. Buchantmd C. Ingledew. (Hongkong and Kowloon Whart And Godown Co. Ltd.) vi 7, E. Rainbow and R. Hastie (inland Revenue Department).

A. R. A. Rahman and J. W. Tindali (Gilman and' Co. Ltd.) F. X. Alves and A. R. Kitchell (Shell, Company

or

don, and challenger Henry Cooper has been promised | Hongkong Ltd.).

Winning på must end a about with European heavyweight champion, Inge copy of the score-card, signed

· mar Johansson of Sweden, it was learned here fo- by both skips, to the Colonial night.

Secretariat Immediately.

Third round matches. will be The data of June 2 in Lan- Court, London, sald promoter played at Kowloon – Bowling don, has been put forward for Jack Solomons here cariler Green Club and Kowloon

a fight between Johansson and today. London or Cooper. This in the eva. Di the

W n

Derby Johansson will obviously not Epsom

lu London in June if 1claiste horse-race and the bout box 75

could be staged on this data if world champion Floyd Patterson, ifts In

with the Swedini #grees to put his illo at siako

against champlun's plans.

the Swedish boxer time. tille- before or, around this

The Cooper-London

fight is to be held at Earls Hut Patterson may prefer to

COOK BETTER MEALS

WITH GAS

bout

nwalt the result of a between Johansson and London

or Coopor before putting his, world crown at stake.

Costliest Evor

Jack Solomons stated today that the British Empire titles, Arat between London and Cooper would be the costliesl Britialt heavyweight boxing. bout ever sloged.

It WAR estimated here that' Solomons had palch around

£16,000 to obtain the #igno-) tures of the two boxer.

Cooper and London are Both.) 24 years old. In their . only previous encounter, two years' gu, Cuoper knocked out Lon-- don in the first round of a/non- flile kout-Franco-Presse,"

Cricket Club at 230 p.m. Sunday, November, 23.

SPORTRAIT

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