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THE CHINA MAIL, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1959.

South China

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THE SHOW

Finland's Jaervinen Wins

THE YANKS STEAL Although Busmen Score A Well-Deserved Victory Over Listless Champions

By I. M. MACTAVISH

Around 10,000 football fans answered the call of charity and made the journey to the Hongkong Stadium yesterday to see South China and KMB in opposition.

In spite of the fact that the Busmen defeated the Champions by three goals to one the departing spectators were dis- cussing a dazzling performance by the the Bugles and Drums of the United States Marines from Hawaii as they filed out of the ground at the end.

Need I say more?

Kot praent votqueil will his res The Kowloon boys thorough | hurt uses to work for the ball ly deserved their victory, 3 Hoppeared 10 anos his team should have been ovet mareh Une that happens in

the KMB votymeing for

funny team there is trouble ahead, wards always hi thu mua mure Bat outside-left is not Sant of the South 4 bina o fetico teď | fihan do any problem.

My

cheng pailled of a superis suve

at the post to prevent the KMB teater from scoring.

In the 32nd minute Lad Yen upended Long Wai-hurg 12: the winger moved in towards the goal and Lau Chi-lam put the Busanen two therd from the spot.

it opinių: “ Jutf-hael; lane have a zkeious reputation and back

tor tis bekin entisequence only the best is Teri Chudam, i gnosi*i mariaggia, Any Inwer The handson of the United Inter-passing ad Lam Bam-tong and Lau Kai-Standard leads to crifiei-m and States Marines prixfuced another chu in the middle and the speed the truth thut the team in bright and braczy performanen and trickery of Loung Wal-etely maintaing it provd during the interval and lifteen. hug n the left tordiline

rition at present besause of minuten after the_rrealort Ho the fern season through which ¦ Cheung-gan kore South Ching Cene fotbal is passing. The mi new hope by chalking one on looked pourer and only the het Jann wendentesses at right-back, h. He deflent. The Champions en thai Kwok Kam-hung

bodh' wins-half positions and at soyed their best spell a thie Chow Shin-ipunk

The other period but son fizzled out

South

Ching HENT

had

subjection up! the eupe within terpretable bounds,

211

forward:

World Speed Skating Title

Oslo, Feb. 15.

Finland's Juhanni Jnervinen today won the world speed skating champion- ship. His compatriot Toivo. Salonen was second.

This was the greatest triumph for Finnish skating since the pre-war- day's of Clas Thunberg.

Today's world champion, a 23-year old telex-operator in the Finnish Post Ofice, placed 6th in the 500 metres, third in the 5,000 metres second in the in the 10,000 1.500 metres and sixth metres, to notch a total points aggre- gate of 190.155.

The newly-crowned champion Bnished eighth in last year's world championships.

A fortnight ago, he gained second place in the European Championships staged at Gotehenburg, Sweden.

He commented: "I approach skal- ing as a technician... Luckily for me conditions were perfect today and i covered the distance without feeling any physical strain.”

A dedicated skater since a child, Jaorvinen plans a concentrated future career in skating.

Next Tuesday he leaves Oslo for Squaw Valley to take part in a big international meet.

His pretty wife incidentally, is a literature student at Helsinki Universi- ty.-France-Presse and U.P.I.

CLUB PRACTICALLY CLINCH

HEXANGULAR RUGBY TITLE

BY BEATING ARMY 'N' 3-0

By PAK LO

are beginning to shut and K3IP were in control again. For many years now the experts on rugby have stated that there is only

w'ayer din stram of carrying the extra | The crowd WHOS strangely logs). quiet and

wel lotowuj leal ton conturated later

11 Wils

14 stay awake.. but the band wa... (X- reflent!!!

-Great Welcome

Lau

-am at the sagi beyond droht the 7th minu

en The risbe Thrilliant- ty conceived ward movement The crowd - probrbly cul-accurately

Big driving a line ight feet shot between Lam Ky- tions at the united weather

icheung and the aur post to finish

Significant Warning the sand Rugle Team of

KMB were shongest where South Chan wwe wrñest, id wingislt, and the industy of | fert

- were slow in turning up the searing for the afternoon. the uited States Marines got a

Verdict: South China finished great welcome and a resounding the

well beaten evation for their precision per-side and although The result

performance during the should be meetpted Log Kit and Chan Car-kiss half hour precessing the kick-rervation

with te- It made the effort af Lo Chern GT

will surely give kwong and Ho Chisiwan look

KMB a real morado Teoder for pretty tame and Hud rate....

weeks ahend. minute, blia but I believe much more signi- Acant was the warning that was

For the ret After of play there

list Sweeth the rares heal

sounded for both teams or the early stages the KMB in-free Lyttle's better Lane, Faz

akbottom performetega ef big name at other tes

The Bufen". cillate Can hardly be different to the can united decline of galiwen:r Whi| Fat-kun. The twhit along star has hit the sale with a ven Kerner, art in this Mante be showed only to clearly the helther by attitude tre

it.

bas be done very matela 1 h. 194

He made amber fund:unental errors in this game and veral times mily the most fortunate breaks kept the ball out of the net.

Yesterday

NOTICE

were

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Hving:

This was not one of star re-

Such forwardİS

top ten he got himsei, mixed rublie initatis

Their 1996 in the tiddle of play e- priority tul with Leung cause he did not anticipate the Wai-hong ippont round La various moveowats as he usually Chi-Bing will surprisim ens it does, and of course, that Erst half decision seemed Bat a quad had to come fantastic

The South China defence could have changed the whole was frequently a

and game. sevens but the Busmen, wasted. 2 l B411,『 chames

before eventually taking tir lead in rather lucky fashion 111 ing 24th minute.

A not attack

The Teams

The trams were; KMB: Wai Fat-kĺm. La Pak.

Kit. Law on the let Ng Tim-loy, Le

Singapore Services Conclude Hockey Tour With 2-2 Draw Against HK Selection

By TONY MYATT

The visiting Singapore Combined Services hockey team, playing the last game of their current tour, drew with the Hongkong Selection XI 2-2 at Kowloon Cricket Club yesterday after-

noon.

In their earlier games, the visitors had already lost 2-3 to the HK Combined Services, and heaten the HK Civilians by 3-1.

A large crowd turned out to watch yesterday's encounter and were treated to some good, clean and

But fast hockey. new tha Frust surely have been disappointed with the per- turned in by what the 10 supposed

be strongest team Hongkong coutel theid..

Our forwards were too slow

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left

following up and the defence bunch too much, seemed to leaving a big gap on the which the Singapore team look full edvantage of.

Biggest Offender

the forward Hi Farid Khan was the biggest offender. The heat probably wore down considerably but everyme ele also suffered from it there was no excuse for him not trying to retrieve the ball when, he lost it.

wasn't long, however, before Honitong sepreil avain. From

a short corner, Dalloh foliowel up the hit by Colley and fleked the ball homme,

Never Let Up

Hongtong were in the lend but Singapore never let up and it did nol

Take them long to equalise.

Ah-kuan

Inside-delt - Whey ran through on his own, his shot hit Kadir's pads and was trick- ling goalwards. In a desperate effort he dived forward and

managed to push it home.

From this point onwards, Singapore came back into the gan and once again had the better of the exchanges. him

Mid-way through the second half right-winger Abdulia

the right sprinted down

wing and sent Across beautiful ass, Kodir miskicked but a Stugapore forward, partly hid- den by Hongkong defenders, missed the hit.

and

The rest of the forward line tried hard and were rewarded

Walls were Juhu

pro- mbent in the half-line and

for their efforts. David Coffey

Meses played one of his beet

one way to win a game, and that is by using the three-quarter line to its fullest extent, and how well this was proved on Saturday when und club practically clinched the Hexangular Tournament by beating the Army North side by three points (one try) to nil in a hard fast game which showed up to the full the merits of an open game against a tight game.

the

uther Hexangular

In

a weakened RAF skle mintels

crash tu went town with a Army South by 24 points (three goal, ne try, one penally goal) to five points (one goal). The RAF also went down to de- feat scrappy minor game to the "Mounts Bay" by 14 points to five.

On the other side of the bar- Lour, Ch's "B", laying through- ont with only 13 men led half-time by 8-8, but the strain wits too much for them and they finally conceded the match by 18 points (three goals, one try) to eight (one goal, sea try) to 32 Medium Regiment,

The Taiwanese

The latest

news on the Tai- now

with took KATH into the penaltysiu-hung, La Chi-lem, Lan

Tim, Chan Chi-kont. Chow! wanese is that they have

d

games to dute. The two backs, Smith (right and Roberts (left) also played a hard game but, Kadir stole the thow in goal.

Jeft-half

*

Singapore kept up the pres- cure till the final whistle but filed to score.

The Teams

The teams were: Singapore Services: Bennett, Austin, Taylor, Engan.

Pelmann,

But let's face 1, Singapore | Ahmed Bad Badawi, Ahmed Nerth bad bad.. playing for with a penadly. For a while he them."

adapted the short kicks. then played the better hockey.

Abdullo, Bowyer-Tang, Hum- Their defence was par ex- 1fcles. turned over to touch

phries. Whey

and Ab-kunn later switched

Centre-half Eagan Harrison. to "up in the cellence. air", and finally, used, all three and

Ahmed Bad Hongkong Relection: Kadir, methods discriminatly. It was Badawi were outstanding, They Smith, Roberts, Walta. Coffey, at this stage that Leppard passed intelligently, switching Moses. Alonco. Dallah, Farili really came into the pleture, play from one side of the Bold Khan, Higginbottora and His positioning was always to the other. right, and his return kleks - variably found touch.

Club v. Army North

up

Impressive

Almeida.

in the forward line, Bowyer CLEAN SWEEP

Abdulla on the right wing were very impressive. Abdullar ted the speed to leave Moses

a number

Army North took the fold with obvious orders to keep the ball

Valentine in front of as tight as possible, but almest

McTavish was almost too keen from the start they ran against one big song, the Club and several times found him- Tag at inside-right and Ahmed

of the ball that forwards. Or tale the Club for self ahead wards have not been spectamilar Tancock was trying to pass out put on Saturday every man put to him heart and soul into his werkt, with the result that Winn was the only Army North forward to

tñ-. shine, and even he was tinually in trouble from Newbig- ging and Miller.

Muntz was not able to llobe- hind Winn for the Club forwarda

or the other threes Browne standing on was the most successful with tasions and some lovely runs up the touch-Rod covering line from a three move, and that saved only good defence saved the stunt 7.

day.

Disappointed

Lochrie Kai-chu, Lam Kam-tong, Leting message to the HKRU

Wai-hung

Footballers And Photographers

Its

area. Lau Kal-Chu pivoted just South China badly need 411

inside the penalty area

saying that they would like to outshur-left. 1 is almost soccer

iv on the 2th. The HKRU, cracked a good shot gosi murede, Seaflets to make that Mate-

who are meeting tonight, Whether it was going netwards!

will South China: Lau inut....but tin remness

Kin-escues whether in view of the we shall never knose: or Bal less enemy unil noveadays Kiikat an his

Kwok Duke of Edinburgh's arrival enthusiasm Rolt Cheung, Lau Chi-pint,

theresfier, and Chun-wath is a big name enty Kam-burg got in the way and Kam-hunt to Cheung-kwong, shortly in the guiden memory of his detected the ball into the dual. Chi-kang, Bo Cheung-yan. Lee and the Police, the visit will be Lan Yew, Ho Chi-kwan. Went involvement of the Services past achievements.

Three minutes later KMH 'Tak-wal he way and a mat in a No. 11

Yin Cheuk-yin, Mekeller postponed until a later shirt.

did H

absolutely should have gone further ahead Chun-wah.

I date. Fot of the when Lau Kai-chu missed nothing in the course

Remembering what happened his in easy chance but in the very whole 90 minutes and

last year, when the Talwanese ability to into an attackingnest minute a shocking decisio

after failing to let the HKRU line w Their plans, suddenly tuned up in the Colony, the HKRU will probably recept the uffer of the 24th.

Lately there have been une or two comments by spectators about the two playerS who

off in

recent match. Both have played for Mexico Ctly, Feb. 16. their forms during the week, A violat fst fight broke out and some speelators seem

men of the reel that this is wrong, 28th

and 'However, Lau Kai-chu quick-between

Santos, Brazil, football team that they should not have 4thly recovered his balance

had the hall and Press photographers follow-played until after the meeting a twinkling In March

7th And Saturday

Ing the match today between, of the HKRU, provided always under control again.

Santos ant the Czech Ude that that august body say they March, 1959, weather per- just as he was in the aut of

Tukia at the Mexico Caymany continue to play. mitting) may be obtained at shooting for goal the referee

University Stadium here. the Secretary's Ofee,

blew his whistle and awarded a in Lau Kai-chu's Alexandra House: the Club free-kick

favour where the original foul

THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB

Programmed

Entry:

and Forms for the 9th (Annual) Race Meeting 1958/69 to be held on Saturday February, Wednesday

by Referee Lyttle robbed the centre-forward of perfect scoring opportunity. Lau Chi- am shipped the boll through the middle and the big Busmin WAS on it in a flush. As he raceti ahead he beat one man and was billy touted by another.

The Fans Roared

House, Happy Valley: and the occurred!! Stables, Shan Kwong Romdl.

<!

but

How the funn roared their Entries close at 12 o'clock dat pproval. Their

anneyance NOON

nd- ON Tuesday, 17th was fully justified. The

vanturte male thoughtfully February, 1969.

applied would almost certainly Please enclose the entry have produced a KMB goal: the form in the green envelope eles unjustly in favour of the awerd of a freekick tilled the provided.

By Order of the Stewards,

A. E. ARNOLD,

offenders.

In A Fist Fight

Terima

the

viciou

were sent

Just As Well

to

As the Brazilians left feki Following The matelt

IL To save any further orgu- Brazilian player seemed to be ment Law 34 states, and this is molested by a phototrapher. the relevant Law, that a player ordered off "shall take no The photosrapher fell

further part in the match in tin to a series of

progress." There is nothing to mches and kicks delivered by say they may not play in an- The foofzaller,

ether match before they are and called before the RU for The fight Moon spread

conduct and a squad of about a dozen This is just as engulfed the entire Brazil team explanation of Uielr

well from the photographers,

Club point of view, otherwise would probably Police inally managed to there

Lau Kai-chu was in the ple- ture again a couple of minutes separate the two war parties-been remarks inade to later but goalkeeper Lau Kin-- France-Presse,

THE GAMBOLS

TIME TO WAKE UP

GEORGE

I DON'T FEEL LIKE GOING

TO WORK

TO DWY

I'M TIRED OF

THE SAME OLD BRINO,

да

have the

| effect "Ah, but if only Army

by Barry Appleby

WHATS THE

GENSE OF

IT ALL ANYWAY?

PLAN

simply poured through the gap and hammered Phillips, not to mention Muntz.

of oc-

il was only some up by Roberts miny n

crucial Inside-left Whey Ah-kuun also played a spirited game.

and

FOR DANISH SHUTTLERS

Haarlem, Feb. 15, Kurt Nielsen and Mias K. Rasmusica, of Denmark, won

In the Arst half, Singapore the singles titles in the Dutch had the lion's share of the ex-international badminton cham- disappointed, for changes. Their forwards were ships here today. though he took the ball well he combining beautifully Phillipa ԿԱՏ magnificent.

did not make his angle properly | seamed to have a fine under- other's play, There is no other word for it, and his touch kicks lost ground. standing of ench Without hu and Leppard who. The Army opened with tiangkong retaliated on a n→

with Phillips ber of

and had a occasions practically played himself into a string altacit,

when Colony ride in this game Army | slowly making ground for its grand chance to score

forward, bui

ncross the loneo sent gradually North would still be wondering

perfect what happened to it.

Club three line began to get ¦ pass from the right wing. There there, however, tu going, largely due to some good ¦ was no one

follow it up. hooking by Williams.

Towards the end of the Arst Singapore were really

The Army North forwards who were the main hope of the XV from a scoring point of view never had a hope for the Club defence was very strong, and they would not let the fir- wards gain more than a few varda from a rush before Army North were hurled back.

Outstanding

Goal!

a

Though the Army had a slight advantage territorially in half. the Bist half, and for Ave applying the pressure and in the minutes of the scend half, the 25th minute came the inevitable Club threes gol un top, and gent. from then onwards it was prac tleally, just one Club three move after another, with (only good tackling stopping them. Centre forward Humphries The Club forwards in the folipwed up a pass down tlie Hill again was the outstand socond half bustled the Army centre, raz through, slipped ing Army wing forward, but be for the ball, and definitely up- round Kadir who came tearing had to hunt on his own as the set the Army pack, who were out, and acored. other forward: were too busy more used to dishing this port At alt-time the score was with the Club pack, and in the of stuff out than receiving it. loose the combination of Pen-

In the first half after a good man, Campbell and Steven was three move the ball came back outstanding, especially Steven, along the Club threese from a who did twien much no was lineout to McTavish, who expected of him, and did it all | tempted, but failed to drop a extremely well.

goal.

unchanged.

After the breather, Hongkong made one switch: Daliah and Higginbottom changed places to at-Inside-right and eit spec- tively and this move pald great

the irst Jew dividends. The Army threes never set- minutes of the second half Lep- tled down, and though now and pard missed a difeult kick und again the ball was sent back to the ball eventually went loose them in the hope they might do on the Club 23 for Hill, who Comething, it Was D wasted

always backing up to effort. The ball never reached gather and go hard for the line, The Arny wings with either the but he was enught before he centres knocking on, or being could do any durnuge ahd well and truly tackled by the Stoven cleared Club threes.

Woa

McTavish the Club Captain

The Touchdown played a very fine ganze indeed, Then Club Blammed back not only as n centre-three but down the field and for threa from a thelical point of view, tole minutos camped five yards

and fer once, the Army never knew what he was going to do

EUROPE

AIR-INDIA

from the Army line with serum after scrum, each case trying to push their way over the line, but they colinpred each time the referee awarded another forum, and Phillips Anally

cleared.

Club's Newbieng missed au angled penally from the 25 soon after, and then Valentine found a lovely, touch one yard

line, 'from the Army,

Winn took the ball in the lineout but 11 dropped from his Lands after he was tackled by thu Club forwarda, who were not tc bo robbed Ted ↑ victory. willains got it, moved to the left, and then Uterally fung himself through three men. - tö, collapse over the line with the ball fely underneath him.. No conversict, but that was enough. After that it was just the Club threes out dir sceno prio=

Nieben best Ferry Sonneville Turlonesia) 18-13, 15-9, in the men's final and Miss Rasmussen defeated Mrs J. Kjaergaard, also of Denmark, 11-7, 11-5 tô take the women's singles.

Danish players also won all three doubles titles,

Results in the pals were:

Men's doubles; B. Albertan end O. Mertz beat H. T. Find- Day and E. Timperley (England)

15-7, 0-15, 15-13.

Women's doubles; Miss. L. Olsen and Miss A. Schmidt beat (Belgium) and Mrs Mrs Bar Kinurgourd 15-2, 15-1.

Mertz andă

Mixed "ububles:

Mrs Kinergaard brat A. Rus- and Miso Rasmussen 5-11, 8-15, 15-5,--Reuter.

Un

Real Madrid Lead In Spanish Football League

With only a couple of min- utes of the second half gone, Drilah and Fark Khan ex- eruted a neat dual movement, goalle drew out Singapore

Madrid, Fob. 15, Perman and passed to' Higgin- Real Madrid wrested the boltam who slammed the ball Spanleh National championship into an opere goal.

tend from Barcelona today in a Greatly encouraged by this noodle match against Barcelona gout Hongkong stormed into the which has long held a' narrow attack but some nice defensive

one point advance over rivals play by Singapare suved many | Heal Madrid,"

"dangerous move, But

A total

CHESS

by LEGWARD BARDEN

Alathing. (Wilibs, ta, move) work this position, in. s. blind-

Had nigalons, a very fḥe-fachtilda') fou (C1) Chonny; Bow y

defetice,

יר

10

130,000 fans

crowded into the Bernan Stadium

to see Heal. gula a narrow one goal 'to nil decision in a toughly fought cut "needle match."

The only goal was scored in the 74th minute by Herrarn→→ Franco-Pressej

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