1958-11-14 — Page 7

THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1958.

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ON THE SOFTBALL SCENE Whats Best in Kowleen?

Action By Association Needed For Several Pertinent Problems

By TIME OUT**

The spot of honour this week is reserved for the unidentified official of the HK Softball Association who finally thought up the bright idea of having a sign put up in the area adjacent to the grandstands. This sign expressly forbids the practice of "warming up" in close proxi- mity to spectators.

In the past this habit has been widely carried out and polite requests to consider the well-being of paying fans have been completely ignored. It is gratifying to note that at least one official is not keeping the seat of his trousers from ucquiring a shine through sitting idly in More power to you, whoever you his easy chair during the season. are!

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day's and pre- The 1958.8 lengites, superbly these 10 now remains to be seen | entry to

viously with the Warriors he whether his inillative will bring regarding chore of legit enloitta

winald do much 1 late has beaten the Saints twier. He about the desired result --

now should do it again. of the confusinn til of affording Scale Teasure

when 11 then

becomes

It Caroline protection to spectators

boasts a lot of hiting powi balls tossed indiscriminately by difficult to distinguish betweent

while the Saints rely more irresponsible persone,

players who are dressed like.

guile to win ball gunes. Unless An easy win is indealer for Congratulations

the

Uni- Comets against the

"Goose" huge an off day 1 can- versity in the first of two Junier nol see Suuli China going down mdches down for decision to-

in defeat.

110TTOW.

also in

urder for the King's Park Gate - gashers, a fraternity which by Vie of ILs enterprise is in close by art when it ones to cocking a snook at the Associa tion's gate control system. It was rather tuttering Ja ole Can the advire contained

# in

urilele

contributed E

of the

recent publication

socation has apparently taken to heurt.

Gate Control

this

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I nililerd various subterfuges to be ployed in order to gain free

To the bull park ndmittance

Why anyone should

stake his reptilaisen

wish tu

for the sake of dodging payment of the paltry admission fee is beyond my comprehension,

There must be at least six Belf-accredited Press represetitis. Ilves covering softbal matches Judging from the amber of Mitrance" boyн "free reated these days! A lighten- uf Hote Ing-up of the system

control is clearly called for.

the

But t so sure about the result of the second gume when the Stardusts meet the With Do Buy Cordeiro and Cypre Caldas of The latter

team not avaliable plus the fact that four diamond regulars have been released, the Stardusts are given a chance to up the weakened opposition.

under youngsters These capable management of Lonel Dayaram

improving with every game and should this one by a slin margin.

Sunday's programme with a ladies Kume

and the k Hurricanes

at 9.30 .. 1 ttp University

Hurricanes to trumle all uver the under-graduates.

the

the

ur

Best Game

wis

opens

The luncheon period at 12.30 features two rookle ladies' teums, the Toreros and Mata- By virtue of having a <lor.

ability slight edge in playing

the Matadors and expertvice should win without too much difficulty.

Below Potential

The alternoon matches will have the fast-fading Pundas matched against the Seminoles Both Senior teams are playing n brand of softball well below tie- and with Their potential

eve about

there fences shouldn't be more than a couple of runs separating the tearns.

Pandas enjoy The

Turkish XI Beaten By Real Madrid

Madrid, Nov. 13, Spain's crack footba}l team, "Real Madrid" tonight beat Turkey's "Besiktas Istanbul" team by two goals to nlt in their Best match for the Arst round at the European No- ttoral Champions Football Cup, played here tonight. A crowd of 120,000 watched the Turkish team put up a wall of

nine eight lo

players defence during the first half. These purely negative taction: allowed the visitors to reach mark without the half-line

any score.

in

The Turks kept up their all- out-for defence tactics in the second half and goalle Uzkmez played

It

game, warding off a series of dangerous shots by the Real forward line.

Was finally right-fulf Santisteban who opened the score for Real Madrid In the 57th minute of play with a long-shat which took Uzlunez by surprise. After an incident which ended In the Italian referee order- ing Real'e centro-forward DI Stefano and Besikta's right- half Berk off the field, the Madrid team's star French forward Kopa

scored A Second

80th

minute.

The

the goal in

be

return mulch will played in Istanbul inter this year-France-Preese. a brilliant

French-Italian Team Win 6-Day- Cycling Race

Parla, Nov. 13.

The French-Mailan icam of Jacques Anquetil, Andre Darri- gade and Ferdinand Terruzzi, tonight won the Paris six-dloy cycling race.

The other French-Italian team, composed of "Milo" Carrara, Georges Seniftieben and Nino Dc Rossi, was placed sccond in the Anat order of the six-day race and the ball French team of Pierre Brun, Dominique Forlin and Jean Forestier, was placed third.

was

Swiss team (Hother

Buron) Pfenninger-Von

waj fourth and the Spanish team (Poblet Bover Timoner) fifth, whilo Itailan veteran Fausto Coppi, with teammates Buliz of the Argentine and Plattner of Switzerland, finished sixth-France-Presse,

BRITAIN'S TOP RUGBY TACTICIAN

MAKES A SURPRISING CONFESSION

By JOHN REED

England's reigning fly-half, Ricky Bartlett, 29-year-old captain of Harlequins and Surrey, lay in the casualty department of a Richmond a doctor to put seven stitches into his hospital. As we waited for head we talked of rugby tactics.... and farming. Ricky, once destined to become an overseas insurance inspector, is running a 42-acre pig and chicken farm at Hawkley Hurst, in the depths of Hampshire.

1

It is a

Britain's No.

rugby scrummaging and sound kicking was 17. In fact, he was only 13 of excessive | when he was handed a member- Laeticioza

Duke at in the interests was stil

ship form. slightly dazed after crashing handling movements.

"We have been overdoing the into Nim Hall's hip during Sur-

formula and with Middlesex ut pass-at-all costs rey's clashi

heen getting nowhere. Richmond. But his rugby theory

he mistake and my fault, We must was clear cul entraigh-and

ronfes- change our plans." surprising made this

International Rugby can be as chequered 114 farming-and Ricky Bartlett is nut everyone's ideal of an England fly-half.

More Variation Letter

Harlequins, disciples of tacking rugby with Bortiet the have bce:XL DVLT- arch-priest, pinying their creud.

are lo

their modify Thy

introduce talles feld variation into the Harlequinade example for the rest of the country.

ching a the form of Junior Panx word this alone will prob- ably enable them to break into the win column after four tries. The last game of the day of the week The best garne seen

reach the score will be seen at 11:00 am, when shouk!

double figures when the Austers The Saints, undefeated in three

reet the Junior league leaders, football, now in against South starts conie p

Dodgers. A wit dropped one Fred Diesta's

is absolutely for. The latters for the Austers

pitching : of the question.

It is not often that fall to China who have

come up with a ready answer

to some query regarding soft- "Goose"

ball in Hongkong bul I must

adtust to being stumped

when

a staunch supporter of the Kame naked me the ather day why

no Senior matches are scheduled

for Saturdays.

SO

19 Wong

see

MANDRAKE THE MAGICIAN

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ap:

To my knowledge the Senones have NEVER been seen in tion May the half-cy the The

Juntur trin mongers have not seen RE tu to be un ask why, would seero indication that Brewer MUDAger upprove of the present set-up It seems in a matter of ad

schedule ministrative policy to

Senior games for Sundays only and until such time as objec tions are raised it the right quarters we must be

to let sleeping dogs he.

A Suggestion

content

At least two home runs

last gistered

Junior league.

w cok Rave the

in

the left- fielders concerned no caruuy chance beesuse of the presener |

of obstructions in the outfeld.

For what Its worth

I offer

L

to the Grounds Committee there one??) my suggestion to have word with the building contractor to nove back, just i wee bit, the mound of rubbir, pipes

the granite roller. and This would then give the left- elder a sporting chance. It is n simple solution that will minimize possible physical dan- ger to bulhelders when a long ball is hit.

On the question of team uni- forms feel it is about time a reminder la sent out to plate: officials to ensurd they take steps to kro teams properly attired ni game time. One ladies' team I have watched In action had on an assortment of dress more suitable for migrant frukt-)

Un- Comfortable? pickers. doubtedly Dignified? Absolute- ly noli con well understand laxity in the enforcement of rules governing uniforms during but the the Summer League current winter league la already This In

its ninth week and

by Claisser

attitude faire"

ometals alike players and

the question

of proper

un

attire

can only serve to bring the

game into disrepute.

Identical Outfits

While we are

on the subject of uniforms it might be an idea for the Association next scanon to look into the matter of identical outlin, We have already had 'earlier this ecanon a case of a catcher tossing the ball to base runner on the both because opposing team Aldos wore identical uniforms. A ruling that team monogors must subml! to the statement together'

council n with their

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Perfect Link

1 told him I thought he seem- ed a little faster this year. "Well, I've been training for speed and this open-air life bus done me a power of good" he explained.

his Bartlett won Cambridge in 1951,

"I think we have been sacrine- ing the essentials of good, solid played for Harlequins

By Lee Falk and Phil Davis

AMAZING, MAY WE

VISCUSS THIS A

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OF COURSE,

WAIT--- I'LL SIGN IT AT MY DESK

HERE

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TOO LATE TO SIDESTEPL, JOHNNY DESPERATELY USES HIS HOT-DOG TRAY AS A SHIELD-IT TIPO AND...

THIS IS THE PHONIES THING I'VE EVER

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WEIRD!

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WELL, WHAT PO YOU KNOW! THEY REALLY ARE REPHOTS!

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His club-mates consider that their captain-he's led them for five year is the most under- rated By-half in the business. Internationals have been known to express preference for Bart- perfect lett because he is the link. And, of course, he can kick to his wings with slide-rule no-

curacy.

con-

If he can find that extra yard of speed: If the selectora linué last season's policy of pre- ferring a sound link to individual sparkle then Bartlett, wrliten off Blue at by some critics last season, will but first add to his sevca England caps

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