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THE CHINA MAIL MONDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1958.

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AUSSIES DAVIS

First Upset In Hexangular Rugby Tourney CUP LINE-UP

ARMY NORTH SCORE A DESERVING 14-9 WIN OVER FAVOURED CLUB By PAK LO

On Saturday afternoon Army North sprang the first surprise of the Hexangular Tournament when they defeated the heavily favoured Club XV by 14 points (one goal, three penalty goals) to nine (three tries).

On the same ground Army South scored 16 points (two goals, two tries) in a most exciting match, and yet only drew with the Navy who also scored 16 points (two goals, one try, one penalty goal).

Near by, Club "8", playing us the second half looked as if | their seniors should have done, | they were going 143 have RAF "B" by everything their own way. But a won easily over

points we goals, two tries, rally by Mander changed the ope penulty 201

nil and pleure round and for a while

in the other Hexangular nutch | ihe Army went to the trud.

who squandered their

Pall

stances my The K Wi threes to the fallest extent inst RAF "A" by Three plants Cone penalty goal to 11

Lovely Rugby

yels of threes payed lovely ugly, and the speciators were frented altritife pane,

to

Navy started with

thrill-a-

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ther Curney Scrum, retaltarted for the Arty when he got the bull From: Touse naul

The Army side fully deserved scored well out. Neither try This win, to they had the Club thoroughly beaten in the fra

Full, with the forwards ge ing the ball back with clock- work regularity

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Philly Falves did quite well, with th

onte af serum-half definitely the better of the

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Watson agan mit Navy in the lear whe

25%-kak & Navy was finmoled by the Army de- fisice, and Walcon, getting the bal scored war

the posts and then converted 8-3

In the second halt Navy went ty-hull, whose ime position seves further ahead when Wat realre-thise showed +1 LAN son, ennevrtelo penalty, award-

nd for offside 11-3.

Back Into Picture

Tanding

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elor Tu and letting The Cul wing-forwards,

1th of whom were grand, get to him quickly before he had got the ball away

Dominated Lineouts

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Amity were not long in the lead. Haonga gut the ball from went blind and dummied his way through to svure Watson converted. 16-13. Almost in the last minute тек А

utlack to the Navy 25 gave the soldiers their chance. A good heel, and the | ball went to Sharp who scored Woodward missed to make the Bnal score 10-16.

well pl

Three

THREE KILLED IN MOTOR RACING ACCIDENT

Buenos Aires, Dec. 14. persons were killed and one seriously wounded today when two racing cara grazed each other near Bahia Blanca, in Southern Buenos Aires Province.

One of them tumbled over the fans watch-

ing the Argentino Road Grand Prix, The accident occurred shortly after the

inst lap of the event started in Bahia Blanca. Manuc) Mantinlas' car was touched by one driven by Oscar Galvez and ran over spectators, kill- ing three. Patricio Bruno, Mantinias co-driver, was seriously wounded.

The 6,491.7 rate was won by Juan Galvez, Oscar's brother, in 39 bours 50 minutes 28 seconds at an average speed of 137,841 kilometres per hour. Juan Galvez defeated Marcos Clani, who

was second, after a race-long, gruel- ling tight, by only three and a half minutes. Cinni's time, in a Chevrolet, Was 89:54.08.

Third was Oscar Galvez, Ford, 40:45.55. Juan Galvez also won the Bahia Blanca-

Buenos Aires lap in 8:01.39 at an average of 167.618 kph. Second was Ciant in 6:06.20 and third Osear Galvez, 6:32.02.-U.P.I.

the more dangerous with Martin | forwards backed up their playing his usual brilliant game, three line more steadily.

The Police when they broke through would not feed their wings but concentrated on cross-kicking which was seldom

4 success.

For a short while In the opening minutes of the second half the RAF were on top as Club "B" lost their touch, but just us suddenly they found it agun, and that was that. The Police half combination worked fairly well but neither high, and the airmen were ulten Tackling on both sides wan of them got sufficient cover and forced to use versus

were continually threatened by one would have sufficed. for

the fost breaking RAF wing- forwards.

die

The

Army North Patice

game scheduled Wednesday afternoon STA Police Kround

Boundary Street will be reviewed in this volumu 21 tomorrow's China Mail.

RAF y Police

superin

were

agulo

two men where

ALL SET FOR

WORLD TITLE

FIGHT IN

MANILA

15

Manila, Dec. Newcomer Utley For the The world flyweight cham- The only score came when Club 14 shone at lock, und plon. Pascual Perez, today tipped Roberts converted a penally to Steward had a youd game while the wakes it 109% pounds and Kive the

three points, the two centre-threes showed ainmen

challenger a Filipino

Dommy and two Hexangular points. dellnite Improvement.

Ursua 112 pounds for lonight's title bout here.

Club 'B' v RAF `B'

Nice Three Move

A nice three nove saw the first score come with teenan touching down and soon after another three move gave the ball 19 D'Eath. fle broke through, was tickled, released and the ball, got up, got hold of the nuts again and crossed the line. were patting conversion. 0-0,

To a large extent this wax a forward buttle, with the Club dominating the serumns, breaking through where RAF

This Was o forward balDe pure and simple. From ne emi of the held to the offer

Poller Though The

overal,

they fulled to feed their threes and could not fire! The finishing the ball back, tumeli. The Poller opportunity something always wen; wrong,

to

had ample but score

Mander put Army South back the picture when he broke mu, d out- sluppet the detenci tri seure

The airmen's halves HVIT The other threes were steady sile

Woodward the posta

settled and had they done so, with the exception at Belen, convertei

1-8.

the superior power of the RAF who was ternic, and who with a ፐነ።።

into the three line would have led them Bittle more of the

Army went ball would dead after

diree move lo a larger vietary, a ce huye Inereused his :ex

that send Brown over in the However, the airmen deserved

Woodward converted. To win, Tow their threes with

little of the bait were always

superiority

1-

The

esprelly 11-13. Club Greer, McTavish were very god defon- sively, and 14ebris stapped a few certain repres, but they got too little of the ball, as the Club pack meemned uribilanced, and did not hit it off until late in the second half

Wynn and Muntz again domain- aled the linearts, and the Army puck was superior in the loose, until the second half.

When the Club did get going they were unstoppable, and Valeraine who played well throughout WAN wonderful at fireling gaps where one existed with a deceptive i body swerve.

The Club threes with owne putting in sterling work on the wing, scored three tries in quirk Si Cushion Tat they If left their bil too late. Given ut:- other ten minutes the results would have been reversed.

As a result of this game uni Army

South s defoot by

the Charb 3141 week-end, 12 Hexengular is now wide open. with Army North who play off their postponed matet: against the Police on Wednesday, ikely to go into the lead for a line.

Opened Scoring

The Army upened the scoring within ten minutes when they forred the Club back to their own live-yard line, and a serum was ordered, Club heeled but 1hr bucks fumbled, and Wil- liams of the Army whipped through, gathered and scored well out. Hede-Cox converted 5-0.

A penulty conversion by Bede-Cox from the 25 pul the Army eight points in the lead at half tire, and two more perallies in the first part of the Second half gave the Army deserved if unexpected lead of fourteen points,

Then came the Club resur- rection. Valentine got the ball and swerved past two de- fenders, splitting the Army arfence wide open and a smooth passing three move saw Browne score well out. No conversion, 14-3.

Two more quick tries by Browne, both unconverted, made

1 final score, 14-0.

Navy v Army South

The perfect score for the al-? ment perfect game.

It was almost impossible

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AnyCTA-50 good were they off but mention must Ko to Woodward whose kicking was} back to old form, wille Watson was the best for the Navy with Haçnga also shining. Among the forwards in the lincouts and the loose it was Mander who was easily the best.

it was an open game, and the remilt was always in doubt though at one point the Navy

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The Club threes with a pten- tiful supply of the ball were always fouling for a chance la attack and though their passing had some defute weak points they were far superior to the airmen, who with Ittle of the ball never settled down.

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NOW CERTAIN

Melbourne, Dec. 14. Barring incidents, Australia's lineup for the Davis Cup challenge round starting at Brisbane on December 29, is now certain.

The Victorian tilles which ended here yesterday appear to have quickly solved any doubts the scicetors may have had bo- fore that tourney. -

Tho

doubles position, how- ever, is still very obscure and it may take the Italian clash or perhaps cven more serious workouts in Brisbane before a doubles decision is anede,

Ashley Cooper, the lending world ninateur and his 2011- queror in yesterday's singles Australia's Davis Cup team title, Mol Anderson are certain starts serious practice here on to bu Australia's singles Monday and at the end of the players.

veck the players move to This pair carried Australla's Brisbane for their final training. singies bursten last year and-France-Presso.

They still remain the nation's

outstanding singles players with

IK

class

one anywhere

tear their

Obvious Pair

Ma) Anderson and Rod Laver, winners of yesterday a doubles. fille are the obvious pair to play for Australia, The way They disposed of Cooper and Neole Fraser four sets was a real business-ilke job, They teamed up excellenity and in addition I was their third doubles win in state title series this season.

While Australia appears 10 have solved its team' problem, the Americans now la Perth on the other side of the Australian continent still have to overcome the ization obstacle in the Interzone final next week be-{ fore turning to the challenge round in Brisbane.

America's Singles

Both fighters appeared fresh and In Up-top condition just 12 hours away from their scheduled 15-round bout of 10 p.m. at the 50,000-capacity

or Eart open arena in the Rizal Memortal football stadtunt.

The 32-year-old champion

10: remained a solid favourite retain the lle and was a two- to-enc favourlie OVCI the younger Filipino.

President Garela heads un impressive list of Filipino gov- ernment officials who were ex- preted to witness the bout, the first world this match to મક feld in the Philippines since 1947.

A penalty conversion Addis from the 25 in front the posts gave the Club

'ne point half-time lead,

In the second half, after sunne fumbling

around, Club "B" started again with Sank scors fog under the posts for Addis to convert and finally Heenan | heavy on sored

another try neur the The Club "B"

for could have posts after a three move, doubled their score had the Addis to add the extra points,

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Ham Richardson is the only American certain to play in the singles with the second berth going to either Burry Markøy Bucholz. Perhaps ot this stage experience could take

Mickey into the team,

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