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THE HONG

KONG JOCKEY

CLUB

6TH RACE MEETING

Thursday 1st and Saturday 3rd January, 1959 (To be held under the Rules of the Hong Kong Joskay Club)

THE PROGRAMME WILL CONSIST OF 18 RACES. The First Bell wil be ming at 11:30 am, and the First, lace ren R 1200 Noon as the 1st bay. The Tinin interval is after the Fomth Race F30 pm 7

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THE CHINA MAIL, MONDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1958.

Army

Tung Wah

ARMY SHATTERS TUNG WAH Hobbling Holland

Holland Makes

Dutchmen

Out

Of Chinese Defenders

By I. M. MACTAVISH

This was a great victory for a fighting, stop at nothing, no - surrender Army side. The soldiers plucked, pricked, perforated and finally burst the Tung Wah bubble and sent the so-called championship challengers crumbling down to football humiliation.

There was no fluke about the victory. It was won on merit. The record books will only show that the Army won by three goals to one but these cold impersonal statistics will tell but a fraction of the truth

This

SAYASOTA,

by

Ty

sup-

The Chinese boys were a hig

to their dimppointment porters. They never got going and big names in the side were

AROSL

the

offenders.

Deserving Win

They won

f

Penalty For Army

the

Brig

it in this one. without

a classicalashing close-tu volley rebound evor being

the Tang Wah goalkeeper or cultured team....ta fact they

sticking to won by

honest and go behind. endeavour and by snapping up

their way.

Mediocre But Enjoyable Week-End Softball SAINTS AND BRAVES KEEP PENNANT HOPES ALIVE WITH ANOTHER WIN EACH

By “TIME OUT”

The softball matches played over the week-end, though not reaching great

heights, provided enjoyable light entertainment for all.

In the Senior league the fiery Cheyennes had their chances for the crown greatly reduced when they succumbed to St Joseph's by four runs to two.

In

the other game the Braves edged the Pandas by three runs to two to

keep their pennant hopes alive.

minor league's biggest surprise: to date with a tine 0-4

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onc

Fielding Lapse

or

bottom half of the fourth Inn- ing with a ten-run rally to take the lead in their match against the Undergrads from Pokfulam, The Undergrads" felding went

to pieces and aided by four hits 10 the Stardusts really went town.

The Undergrads replied with a pair of runs in the fifth but the Sturcusts came back with The Undergrada another two. added one run in the sixth and ile the another in the seventh ball game.

Army's Initial Ly WIN

far the stir up trouble in a personal clashed in the

surge. Both were in- test Army performance of the fut with Ng Wai-man after pleid

In the Junior games Quatre dawn as shown by their eight They

Diamonds pulled fought tenacle game was over. The referee jured but the goalkeeper made

theruns. recovery. Holland Souza's bull:

the better wan they had left the Aeld but J ously for every

The week's big game between win the Saints and Cheyennes did matchest Their Mor fanlest priced to see a linesman keep limped his way through the rest

inch of the big a

on the of the game. weather eye

the not live up to expectation as the Dodgers whist opponents

over the I hope he

after Stardusts way: in the vnd they outplayed aspettions soldier.

six-game filter were way below form and on to colleel subsequently reported what he them and worl

tosing streak rallied to edge the brand of softball dished out valuable [wo

pathis which sw to the referre

.. wlth A

13 runs to soon flowing the Undergrads by

was not what one would expect Lide was The should tie s teh fo rise their

word of vommendation for Ng

In the Army's favour. 12. The Eagles, as expected from a team like the Cheyennes. Hary

Wai-ma

whose prestige and morale is 1

post-matchstrongly

13 Overseas by

The Saints drew tirsi bleed the defeated the into Johnston shot to placing the Tung Wah myth conduct no matter what he First

At the bottom of the arst inn and then Tins to seven. in its right perspective.

and done during the game-olkeeper's

drive The Hurricanes stayed close ing with two runs on four costly Nellany

sont

Brand

Soul China by rs, and a double by Dave Tung Wat were a collection was abuve reproach,

whizzing just outside the post to the Idle

Toreros a con-Leonard, The Cheyennes f sadly disconnected units and

with

Chinese defence handing the

thrashing in the taliated with one TL ไป the fair-she crowd whielt eon-

buzzing

around in near panic. vincing 17-8 gregated at Caroline 19 yes-

Indies division.

second inning. With one down The Army playirs have never

It wits Eyres' turn next and

In the bottom of the seventh, terday saw them taken by the

Fred Diesta's junior Dodgers, 'Porky' Malle slashed deserved victory more than they he was very unlucky to see a

lead-off batter rerut of the neck and shaken

the pennant, Salleh's pitches over the short Stardusts e of their smug complacency

favoured to take Practically threw their chances rightfeld fence for a triple and William Chao bunted neatly and window when they scored on Onofre Soura's stole second. A sacrifice by a hard-tecking

out of the

eh humiliating grounder.

Moti Dayaram ndvanced Chao addle' Arty side.

went down in

to (hird Carlos runs to four to

Guterres Such pressure was bound

todefent by six 28th minute a Big Disappointment her chances when they tame tell and in the

the Diamonds in a game that

popped to leave Chuo stranded at Laird. to Walk

Stardust's Blugger desperate defender handled and they were expected

The Indians went on to the George Lam then strode up to Hend and shoulders above Johnston put the Army into the

away with.

top of the the plate and sent a sizzler to Winning pitcher Jojo Marques the score on the everyone else on the field was lead from the penally spot.

Seven minutes later Tung held

four fourth, Robert Graça singled to centre for the winning run to the Dodgers to whelan, the soldier's left-half.

whilst tanning centre, went down to second snap the Stardusts" six-game The big fellow pluyed a grand Wah were back on level terms. scattered hits,

on a wild throw by catcher losing streak. moved quickly A six and walking Ave. The game.

He was here, there and The ball

The losers will have 10 Ribeiro, advanced to third on everywhere. His interceptions the right wing across the Beld to

down if they

stina wild pitch and were well-thed and his passes the left and, with Green out of settle

thic thought

Incidentally, Pakistan and the with is position, Ng

entertain Wai-hung scored generally made

United States made their way Qui posc....even If they didn't from a narrow angle desplie clinching the title.

The jolting Jocys tool ad into the semi-finals of the men's always find their mark. He brave try by Woodcock to beat

ventige of the Cheyennies'

International series with "Ane the picture Kwok Moon-wh

wus treless in defence and re-re ball out.

elding lapse and notched

wins over the Philippines and The tears turned round l rould make no progress against lenties in pushing his forwarils

Yee Jick-fai's Eagles met some other run in the six and Great Britain. The scores were The well-timed tanklag and Into the attack. His was in-

quare but the second half was opposition from the Overseas but another in the seventh từ weap 11-2 and 0-3 respectively. rly four minutes ald Plase marking of Gluger Wuod-deed a rst rate show.

whea never looked back once they had

The ball Kune. The

Pakistan will now meet China fulland put the soldiers ahead the lead. The Overseas are im Cheyennes tried hard but were vols at all in all it taust be a

Halliday on the other side f

and the United States will meet goal. with ng time sure the whole for-

Feal opportunist Beld started shakily but

should unable to make any headway. proving

Portugal in the semi-finals dur when VALS Sto

he

that ward ne

Toile watched a long lob carefully evanually win a game. rvalisel

The Joeys were not worthy ing the Chinese New Year holl- he f be effectively and

vial moment Kwok-lai emid

A humer to right held by winners as they were definitely Cays. blotted out

On this form

their journey

lamed, he came into the picture nudged it aertly and accurately Eagle's Harold Kew in the third not playing up to standard. If

In the ladies' series Portugal with bang and he stayed over Wong Sul-woo's upstretch-highlighted the game.

they should continue to play displayed It

poor sportsmanship ed hands,

The ladies division #3W There right to thread,

Hurricanes lash out a hitting like this the Braves will make by not fielding a team of nire Woodtuck, who was well sup- moment for the soldiers.

mincemeat out of them,

by game time. a wholesale attack with four solld ported

It by Davies and Sharp,

we expected

The unpredictable Pandas to win one more match to take was immGHSP. There is nothing revival by the Chinese boys we that accounted for seven runs

the Braves a tough fight | the tle. delicate or attractive about the were bitterly disappointed. They batted in, in their match against gave

In conclusion I would like to before bowling by three runs te simply redhead but when he's getting

could not match tho the last-placed Torenos. Credit- Lord but fair first-time tackling ed for the homers are Carmen two in a game that was played take this opportunity of wishing Hood deal from fortune he is

one and all ¤ VERY HAPPY a real stalwart Yesterday was of the Army middle linc and Mattos and Cecilia Ozorió, both in the best of spirit.

The Junior Stardusts trailing | AND PROSPEROUS NEW his day. He nude three magni- slowly but surely the realisation of whom banged two apiece. The

the YEAR. fcent goal line clearances und reducing Kwok apart Crown Moon-wah to the level of 题 third rater he still found me every now and again to go up

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wingers were sudoin ever

In

completely

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was

The Chinese dufence tile better than the front line and Szeto Yit had his worst He was not on his own, however, and long before the end Lee Kwok-wab. Ng Wat-man and Chan Fal- Lig were run ragged. They found the pace too hot and the unrelenting

of pressure

the for soldiers too much

them, Their Irritation and damaged daily were very obvious.

Deplorable Tactics

Before going on to discuss the Army players let $10 may

were

thr

Into the attack

Green has not yet settled down in goal. He does some very good things and some that are in a goalkeeping sense-quite irres- ponsible. The ability is there all right as some of his spectneu- lar saves showed experience. that vital commodity which can- not be measured, is, however,

few very blunt words about the | still lacking.

'brute bug which is entlang the f heart out of our football at the; present time.

Some of the elles and tack- ling employed by the Ting Wah defenders late

the

J

10

Surprisingly Good

near

At the

Was

grek

Some Opposition

steadily

and

stole home Poor Sportsmanship

of after Onofre Souza's long fly to

centre was caught.

the

Homers

up

of impending defeat began to Toreros are beginning to settle by eight runs exploded la embitter their efforts.

Main Target

Eyres, who was leading Szeto Yu and Wong Chi-kong the main dance was a inerry

He was for to-night. 'target

In one infured several times. strong attack he was hurt and, while he retired for attention, Hutchinson-displaying a quick turn of thought-nced to tole the corner-kick which had been He sent a high curl- awarded

to the far post and Ing balt while the defenders watched as though In trance Holland rost neatly into the air 10 divert the ball into the net.

The game

The Tung Wah myth was finally exploded,

Army were

VERDICT:

was over.

The

Chion has bit

Only One Change Likely

In England's Team For Second Test

By HARRY GEE

Adelaide, Dec. 28.

England's team for the second Test match against Australia, which starts in Mel-

bourne on Wednesday, is expected to be announced on Tuesday night.

GREAT UPSET

SOCCER WIN

|

The

+ final injuries that named from whom various have hit MCC will probably selection will be made, prevent Peter May from making

The 12, in likely batting order,

the experiment he hinted at ra- witis the man to be omitted

cently, and there is likely to be

enly one alteration from the likely to coine from one of the England side beaten at Brisbane picemen, in the first Test.

Peter Loader, Brigm Statham or FreddioTM Truemádi,

"Willis : Watson,

Foter

Tom Gravenicy,

The Army forward line, which Was again without McKenzie, played surprisingly well, Бутся this game is a reel find and he could were! deplorable. Anny at develop into a top class winger. Lackers la possession of the Holland was as galiant, and as ball were sent sprawling to the unlucky, as ever. He was in streets ahead of the opposition ground tine alter time and if jured in a clash with Wong Sul-and by their success they have Holland and Eyres were the

woo in the first minule of the oner to suffer most it was only game and limped around for the blown skyhigh all the big match plans for Tung Wah's gasne with because the other forwards next RP minutes......but he were a shade luckier. Several of imped to excellent purpose as South China next week-end. On this form the HKFA will need gonls and two tackles which anally re- his two

Cotro, Dec. 28. ihe

from scoreboard

Chater deed Eyres

л much misses testify.

Egypt scoreti an upset victory

Ruman Subba Row and ato: were bandaged hobbling hulk

Nellany was the more mobile Road to keep tally of the pro-

here today defeating the West Arthur Milton are automatically Richardson, Colin Cowdrey, að dangerous os anything we and better of the two inside-ceeding.

this It was refreshing to see

Cerman "All Stars" soccer team out of the reckoning because of er "May have seen in a season that is forwards although there was a

goals to dine,

their injuries. Ted Dexter la Trevor Bailey, Godfrey Evans, visibly wasting under the can- lot to admire in the coal, healthy fighting display from by two

of his Tony Lock, Jim Laker, Poter the soldiers..

German national coach Sepp Table top recurrence sorne of the cerous influence of crude, dirty studied play of Hutchinson.

later by Tung Herberger told newspapermen tries trouble if he bowls and Loader, Brian Statham football. In yesterday's Tung Johnston was again a dis-stuff produced

after the surprise defeat of the John Mortimer and Roy Swet Freddie Truman." Wah defence I nome Chan Fal appointment. Maybe I'm just Wah was nollier as pleasing nor

nority. Corman All Stars football tenni spn deo linkkely to be chosen hung, Ng Wateman and Wong anhcky but I have sull to see refreshing

at the hands of Egypt today that for this Test, although Swetman recognised opener, gets another Richardson, who is at least a | Chi-kong på guilty partjes

this! well-pulit winger play as Mr McLoughlin handled a

the German players were tired a batting as well as anyone at chance le stile forma in this with Szeto Thu trying hard to well folits tell me he can. very difficult Fame well, indeed,

after a long-delayed journey, the moment. make it an unsavoury quartel, The match got off to an ex-But the Colony referees shoulder

Herberger alho blamed the Having said all that let me citing start. Green slipped into a heavy responsibility at the

hard ground and the Ught ball 9 am to 5 pm. add that there is nothing but a trouble in Tung Wah's first moment. They must deal sternly

am. to 12.30 p.m. huge "black mark against the altpek ond Woodcock saved the with paraistens offenders and for the unexpected result of to-

get the unreserved | day's mutat. He said: "Our Frank Tyson cannot very well the arder batting. This would be nune of Army winger Johnston tuntion by leading brilliantly they must for his dangerously provocntivo round the post. At the other backing of the HRFA when they boys have hot trained on such be included of form leaving dangerous if the early badmeta

Braunt before."- France-Presse, only 18" players likely to be should fail, particularly action in trying very hard to lend Holland and Wong Sul-woo do.

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THE GAMBOLS

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ARRIVALS!

'CANT BET A PORTER ANYWHERE

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DO IT?

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1-TOLD HIM

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team, for although done believe that Belley

opch Coula hla adequately,

promotion would weaken the middle of

Cowdrey's too trouble cropped up again.

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