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THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1958.

Hard, Fast And Exciting Rugby Yesterday

SERVICES TOO STRONG FOR CIVILIANS ARMY SPORTS

Combined Services (la whites) demonstrating their superiority in the serum as they collect the ball to start another move against the Combined Civilians in yesterday's match, China Mail Photo.

BOB TURLEY VOTED TOP

LEAGUE PITCHER

MAJOR LEAGUE

OF THE YEAR

Boston, Nov. 12.

Bob Turley, the New York Yankees' 21-game winner and World Series pitching hero, was voted the third annual Cy Young award today as the Major League pitcher of the year for 1958,

WUN

(28) Turley

voled the He started 31 games, completed Bonpur by a 15-member com- 19, struck out 168 batters com- mitter of the Baseball Writers; pared to 128 walks and yielded

only 178 is in 245 innings. Association of America.

secretary-tren- Hy Hurwitz.

Association, 11- surer of the nounced that Tuley was named on Ave ballots, Warren Spahn of the Milwaukee Braves was picked on four and Lew Burdette of the Braves and 22-game winner Bob Friend of the Pittsburgh Pirates were chosen on three euch

Credit For Coaches Turley, acquired on Novem ber 18, 1984, when the Yankees swung their fanous 18-player deal with the Baltimore Orioles, blossomed into a great pitcher this year when he developed a sharp-breaking curve to go with his speed. A quiet, unassuming 220-pounder, Turley firely re- dits his development into a star to Harry Brechnen, his ex-cuach Jim Orioles, and 17 with

Yunkees' current Tuner, the

nicking couch

Turley, who pilehed Two uzte

haltet amung an shuleut this

year, compiled

21-S recentl

and a 2.94 carried run averuke

Callover On

Manchester Handicap

London, Nev, 12.

Closing prices at tonight' callover at the Victoria Club

November hundkap, to be ruk over one and a half miles next Saturday were;

|

Spahn, the Braves britant 37-year-old left-hander, beenme the first southpaw Ari Major League history to compile nine

when seasons 20-victory

he

won 22 games and lost i with a 3.07 comed run average.

HK Soccerites Win In Macao

Macao, Nov. 13. The visiting-Hongkong "King Wan Mint-soccer team" scored a

Navy Players Pace Winners To A Comfortable 14-6 Win

By PAK LO

won

The Combined Services XV as expected, proved too strong in attack for the Combined Civilians in last night's floodlit game on the Club ground and comfortably by 14 points (one goal, two tries, one penalty goal) to six (two penalty goals) in a hard, fast and exciting match. In the first game of the evening Rotoiti swamped the RAF Mainland, whose attack without the services of Coombes and Martin was but à shadow of its former self, by 22 points (two goals, three tries, one penalty goal) to nine (two tries, one penalty goal) in a rather unexcit- ing match.

The Rotoiti threes were far too strong for the RAF defence, who wasted their chances by not passing in sufficient time.

The The

Navy left themselves Civilians pressed back and O'Kelly

failed open by repeating the kick- narrowly

ahead by the threes practically with long penalty, of the Navy

every time they got the ball, side for next Thursday's Navy

and better covering by the RAF versus the Rest of the Colony

threes would have made a big game, most fans will now have

difference to the score, u good idea which ten will bo more likely to win this classical encounter.

Having seen, in the two games last evening, what must surely be the majority

Services v. Civilians

Without question the weakest link in the Civilian side was Ubat provided by the Policemen behind the scrum where they were all too obviously out their class.

The reverse.

of

In return nice run by Rodd Rave Sharp a chance but the latter was caught just short of the Blue and penalised when i tried to wriggle over, for not releasing the ball after a tuckle.

The Services kept up the

Д

eventually were pressure and

"for Awarded

not a penalty releasing the Lali when tekled.

is the official This version of those loose mauls in which After

Ume, some player stood upright and threw the ball from the centre of the maul to his threes, and which puzzled so many spectators.

Watson converted, but sour after the Navy were penaliseu for obstruction #nd O'Kelly converted

For the airmen both Gibson and Radclyfte were good, but both of them had trouble with the fost breaking wing- forwards, Smart and Ō'Sullivan.

Mainspring

PARADE

A long overdue spotlight is directed this week to all-round sportsman Lt David Green, 1/Green Howards.

As an Army hockey, rugger, and athletic repre- sentative he has made a host of friends in the Colony, but it is as a cricketer that he caught the eye when he hit up a whirlwind 89 not out for Army South 'A' against Kowloon Cricket Club in the Civilian league match last Saturday,

Craw.

Going in after the fall of the BMH Kowloon but the latter. Brat wicket he clouted every-spring a surprise and hav

of the exchanges WTC thing bowled at him, and with most sume valuable assistance from perhaps a little unfortunate nut | Brian Saddler this pair one į to record their irst win when

runs 16 ten they shared two goals. stage added 50 minutes. When he relamed 40 Field Regi, RA, by their undefeated his side's total was excellent 3-1 victory over the 201.

RAF at Kal Tak have certainly Set to make the runs a Uttle made the Major Unit league under 100 minutes KCC

were interesting. A fortnight ago, is satisfied to play out time for å looked very much as it the Air- men would dominate the scene but after two successive defeats the whole picture has changed The boxing competition for and it is the Gunners who are

absolute novices got un-riding high. der way at Gun Club

Stending some of the limelight are the Gurkha Wiles, A Tuesday afternoon and

zarrow but merited win over some weeding out of the the RAF Sai Wan see them joint 32 entrants was made. leddels or the league, a position

DI The Semi-Anal

some few xpected from them. weights will be held this after- noon at 1400 hrs und the lust

I

on

Fleki

Congratulations Congratulations to E stage will be reached on Friday Regs for a the victory "brer afternoon Thie Cun Club

1/Green - Howards. This Was Barracks will be the venue for

their first league win in the cach session. Hoenga, Huatch, and

Tuesday's battles, Trunner of many more.

Colony and probably the fore- the were the mainspring of

Baggett, 1/RTR had a points Rotoiti's attack. white in

strongest teams of Henry 48 Tu victory over Gnr defence Win made himself an

Regt the obvious Colony choles ter future if he is available,

the oddly enough, was true of the Police forwards,

jobs more

an

3-1 win over the Macao Mini- who while not outstanding, per spczer

champions, the Negro-formed their team, yesterday at the satisfactorily Rubro Praia Grande ground, after scoreless frst hal

21

The Braves' 1957 world series hero, had a 20-10 record for 1:IN 11, st 20-win

campaign, while Friend had a 22-14 re- cord and a 3,08 earned run

On Tuesday, the visitors were the average in helping the pirates 10 Thele surprising

second-held to a one-all score by

Portuguese Army team, place finish.

The Hongkong players were

Kin-chung, Lau Yee, Kwok well

Yiu. Kwok Szeto Kam-hung, Yau, Szeto Man and Wong Cul- They were led by the kering.

Turley combe et won the 27-

follows Don

New the thatgers, who mangaral award as a winner in 1930, and

Spam who took it in 1957 Chinese boxing master, Chan

with a 21-10 mark.-U.P.I.

King-wan.-France-Presse,

Motor-Racing Boycott

DRIVERS MAY HOLD

THEIR OWN WORLD

CHAMPIONSHIP

Parla, Nov. 12,

acore

ha

The two

Jenves

debate

Lieut

the position open 10

RA in the lightweight the Mulmand league, 6 COD "A" and Hongkong Provost Com- division and Pie McWado per- formed a similar feat against Pte, pany, RMP, met to decide who really was the bester team but Of the threes Bevun was the

Bennett, 1/Green Howards, star and with a plentiful supply

after seventy minutes, falled, to At Welter, Pie. Owen 1/Green settle the issue and a 1-1 draw of the ball was responsible for

Howardd disposed of Gar. Tate, majority of his team's

49 Ed Reg, and 1/RTR's Tur scores.

Barratt showed Cin. Lowe of # Bevau

the converted

first

Bob Alison, fast, Coy RASC how to build up Secretary of the Army Football penalty from the 25 in front of

points ball and then the the posts, moved across the threes & few minutes later and Smart joined in the movement to take the ball over the line and score, No

conversion.

from Soon after,

a kick attend, Wilcox was caught in pression and Haenga you the ball and scored. Bevan verter 11-0.

..

to make the half- time scute 0-3.

In the second half the Services

to get moving Service threes began Against the strong threes the Civilians in both at-mare smoothly but it was near- tack and

hey half-way through the second defence lacked

before the next final punch. The exception to ball this was McTavish, who played came. a wonderful game, and

supported McTavish's handling,

The Civiilaus had been press- and tackling wete superb, but

locked support frun bised back to within five yards of

A penalty for offside, con- their own Une, but the Ser-verted by Roberts brought the were penalised. O'Kelly airmen back "lato the picture and that made the half-time

he

threes

by

was Loville running

und his forwards.

Sterling Work

vices

took

liams

A Beauty

the short kick from Wil- attempted to run

score.

11-3.

Stopped Up

соп-

Due to some sterling work by with the ball. He was well and Howe neither Wynn aor Muntz truly caught, which was all he

In the second half te New shune to the extent they usual-deserved in this case, and the

Zealanders stepped up the pres ly do, and in the lose they ball moved out across the Navy

Williams.

a nice three threes to Watson who passed Insure, and from were outclassed by

Bennett behind the scrum 10 Martin who scored in the move the ball went to Bevan, played very well, but with his

corner. No conversion. 9-9. who for some unknown reason, slow heeling, forwards did not The next scrum TAR a against all the tenets of rugby, look as good 04 Rodd, who beauty!!!!!! The Navy after an out In, and miraculqusty evading made his breaks

two defetiders scored well out. through the dttack were stopped about 20 centre lock deceptively easy.

10-3. yards from the Civilians tine, He also converted

The next score was nico and usertim was ordered, Miller was a last-minute

The Novy heeled smartly and one by Price who kicked ahead placement for Culbertson, and

Healed and as the airmen tumbled bad. nude all use of his anerk

Rodd comer-fapred. the defence across to cover they dived on the loose ball to which Rodd gave hitu.

then cut in sebre as it went over the line. Delancy.

Martin and Watson non outside him, were the mun danger is the and crossed well out, and then No conversion. 19-3.

van round to score under the Services' attack, with Delaney even outshining Murtin.

posts, while the

KC-

Woodward, while defensively

here, оз The Manchester Harry Schell, Paris-based American motor-racing driver satisfactory, fluffed every one Watson could hardly mise such

suggested here today that the International Sporting of his place-kicks, und antag, and it was 14-3.

Just before full-time the Ser- Commission's recent proposal to cut the maximum O'Kelly showed him how, most

penalised on their {he heavy vlees were engine size of Formula One Grand Prix cars would talors blamed

own 25 for offside and O'Kelly converted, with a lovely kick result in drivers organising their own world cham. pionship.

The Commission deelded in United States, whose drivers London last month that the en- are taking more and more in- gine capacity should be cut from terest in our competitions 2,500 ce to 1,500 ee, the change sure to back uz"

con-

of

man in

are

the

bail.

caused the

league programpe has just issitel Fight Stopped a letter asking"cams to ensure The referee was called on to that the linesmah they provide stop Tor. Fraser, 1/RTR, getting has a knowledges of the game. was I would go further and Implore more punishment than necossary from the hands of teams to ensure they provide a Cpl. Bolton, 1/Lang Regt, and lineson.

fèw In the post

teen, young and a similar fate befell Pte. Pilking-wedts 1, have ton of BMH Kowloon when he comparatively rew referces

through " faced Dvr. Mitchell of B Coy having to struggle RASC in a featherweight bout, mata, Beşidęs performing their Gar. Orr of 19 Fd Hegt, RA, normal duties they have to ad- took a points decision over Pie. Judlujte sa whether the ball is. Reld of 6 COD and nt welter or ignot, ovet the side or mal Tpr. Burgess won on the dis-incs!

This is quite unfair and la qualifiention of Tpr. Waters,

burde top grade referees would V/RTR

Ple. Ashbrook, 1/Lan Regt, with alarm. So why sub. during the second round of his the deal?

referee to stop in fet ar apprentice 'omelots to

scrap with Bdr Sturgenz, 19 Fd

Menaco Regi, RA, and the fastest place

On be question of linesmen of work during the afternoon having knowledge of the game, came from Pete. Middlebrook, many ferees feel that the say- 1/Lan Hegi, who knocked out ing "al little knowledge is a Tor. Clark with almost the first dangerds thing" really does blow of the bout,

apply in this

in th experience the un- Boundary Street was the he know the rules is in fact the qualified finesman who thinks venue for four football menace who causes more than a matches last week, and ifttle treble for he often is the quite a few spectators unit tortic who having a deep advantage of a interest the game and yet

being able to make the team lovely afternoon to get gets hisenjoyment from sup- out, and cheer their own porting lem and how better narticular favourites. than by sing a linesman.

Unfortately this character The Royal Engineers møde the

*

Willingham Wis the next

look Civilians de scorer when with a lovely run ho took play deep into the rence watched in amazement.

Navy's half of the fold. The ball was heeled from a serum ard Willingham got it after a passing movement to score in the corner. No conversion. 22-8.

The airmen came away of their Visitors from in invarily a once-team mar Konig pointless by Indieting Quite abito pee offences agains; on them a 0-1 defeat.

his side, subilly developes The Tanks have suffered a eye troub when his own team. severe blow by losing eight of are at far. This results in their team members recently frantic wing of the flag and and are stili in the experimental very oftergraphie descriptions

of the reten's pity,

Almost Unstoppable 14-6.

Also outstanding in the Ser- vices Services' ride was Roth- well, who when he got the ball was almost unstoppable.

In fuel the best players in NOT 1961 BUT NOW Schell added: "Racing is an the Bervices were all Navy men so that next Thursday's match attraction to the street, who sues cars in action should be a humdinger of a that are not on the market. 1: gümrbo. racing is dangerous it is not in

100-9 --Brioche; 100-8- Alluntie Ocean, Royal Miraway and Seadon: 100-7 Chief Barner; 1000 Paul Jones and Courtller; 20-1 Fetis of Shlu and Quenllu Durward; 22-1 Benubridge, Daily

Task

and Paridel; 25- Belt, Curn and Courage, Chaniana and Majuru; to take effect from 1901, 26-1 - Branrus; 33-1 — Cherry

Harry Schell protested agalust Hlil, Donnal Lotio and Royul

at a press the decision 40-1 Star;

-Pingen

Price,ference today "In the name Cuilanholi, French Churm, No

the Professional Drivers Union Comment and Sacre Bleu;

foreign car manufacturers," Ben Flotte and Shin- 50-1-

Way:

DISSIDENT FEDERATION racring

00-1 Trans- Allantie; 100-1 Anadir, Hard He said that should the deci-

alon not be reconsidered As Nails and Princess Aúmora.

Brlocho

corrected the Drivers Union Was clear favourite. He was backed "will be obliged to found tu wa £3,000 utesiing at 100-9. dlasident federalion."

He went At the last callover on Monday

un "we shall of- Brioche was one of the jointganise our own world cham favourites, but tonight his co-pionship In 15 events. We are favourites Royal Miraway, Atlan- well backed. Italy has offered Le Ocean and Seadon all re- the Peocara, Bart and Naples mained at 100-8.

circulte, and England those of Silverstone and Alatroc. The ter.

confirmed

As

The Anal callever will be held ot the Victoris Club on Friday at 1915 GMT.—Reuter.

RUGBY UNION

RESULTS

Lorlon, Now. 12.

Results of today's Rugby Union

matches were;

COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP Dorset and Wiltshire 8. Hert- Lurchhire 9.

Kent 6, Middlesex 0,

North Midlande 14, Lelcrater- shire 10.

Oxfordshire 8, Berkalito 0. Burrey 6, Katigabire 11.

ÖLUD MÁTORKS. Cambridge U, 15, Newport 0. Edinburgh , 14, United „Hodils 17-køyter,

and

and

In the first half, the Services 1981 but how that it must be did most of the attacking and with a'decided superiority in the stopped

have He 11.30

Been pointed out: "No Ineouts would decisions has been taken against through the defence time and the three-litre sports cars which again had it not been for Mc- will dovalop a gernter speed Tavish.

The first than the 1,500 ears."

ACore came when The Commission's proposal Johnston fumbled bedly and will be considered by the Inter-Rothwell gathered, the ball and national Automobile Federation wove his way through the de- at their next meeting at fence with a terrine burat of Monte Carlo in January-Rdu-speed to score half way out. No

conversion. 3-0.

THE GAMBOLS

GEORGE, WILL YOU PLEASE KEEP THIC CUPBOARD TIDY

RAF Mainland v. HMNZS Rotoiti

a burst in the last five minutes, and Burwood got the ball, ran to Italfway and crosskicked perfectly for Low to gather and score well out. 22-8.

the

though they

atage.

They have attle talent to The worzul booklet,, "The call on at the moment, the Referees ar which gives cleverest player on view being both the ules, official inter

with | prctationis, nd senalite sugges- Hamilton

Joft-half

ferees on thsubject of linesmen

Hail And Farewell The airmen pressed to end, but they had left their at- tempt too late, proved that an open game | centro-forward Thompson show- tions, diveslag guidance to re- would buffle the Navy de-ing tome neat touchés, The New Zealanders were tou fence.

Undue Criticism In this game the spectators powerful in the cerume and the

also said hail and farewell to neolits, and their trees had a

who after four Дeld day, but they would have "Doc". Eberle,

better had they years retirement froin referee- done much

Time and againing decided that his ankle was passed earlier.

with men outalde Ane, but who after about fifteen they tried, them, to force their way throud ainutes of very decisive whist-

welling snapped hla Ackles ten-match the defence, and were

don again and had to leave the grounded, for their pains,

The airmen also would have fold, Lackliy Richardson was to a ready to be touch-judgo in the succeeded: defensively greater extent, had they tackled major game and was able to

take over immediately. lower than the neckline.

by Barry Appleby

(THAT” BETTER

TOKYO

And when these afpcials are uriqualified ad supplied by the Lacle of eight played a part Chuby themes, suggests that in their defest although in the they” be, qployed "wiely “20 later stages the Enghicers had] indicate to preferce when the things much their own way, ball is out play over"&fther

I shall have something to say the gont lige side line, about linesmen later, but in thị

Sution

The

G

፡

referee Brought indue criticism on his head by This wou seem to be thu taking to notice of his two most satisfory munner af colleagues who were often in û dealing withis problem, and 17 for better poaltion to offer an these assistaj tre kiformed, di opinion of the particular their duțlenjefore the, gainé iticident,

cammences one aliould be

The second match produced) líappy. N an identical result, 5-1 being, the score of the 17Lancashire Rest

and Command Workshope. The annualportunity to

ate

REME closh. The latter bottom of the league but they certainly didn't play as thougi they were and there were periods when, they looked much the batter side,

hoth ald gerving cause. und, have chance, to win dal presents itself wit the Fores Day 22.1 competition." for the 1959 ségrant, ?***

eventin ala of the the Forces Help lay and Lota

The

With the core ot 1- rather debatable penalty ward put an end to their deter mikation, however, and Infantrymen went on to a con- Robert Work und At may be remembered Hongkong vincing 0-1 win,

On the far field, 3 Supply marksman 8/3 Arthur Clark Depot had little difficulty in ofREME of d COVAS song the posing of the "B" XI of 0 Coy tize-winners,

RASC. Three up at liste ume not.

they totalled seven at the Anźl The entrance is $1.20 and white.

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