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THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, OCTOBER '1, 1989.

Russia Triumphs In World Modern

Pentathlon

RETAINS BOTH TEAM AND

INDIVIDUAL TITLES

Hershey, Penn., Sept. 30,

Soviet athletes again triumphed in the world modern pen-.

tathlon championships which ended here today. They finished in first place in the overall team standings and one of them, 1958 champion Igor Novikov, retained his overall individual title after winning the cross country--the fifth and final event.

also took first The Soviels place as a fear in the cross country, having alrendy won the

NOTICE

THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB

DECLARATIONS OF STARTERS & RIDERS Owners are reminded that;

fencing and shooting. Novikov finished with two victories, in the fencing arudin (O LOGG country, is time for the 1,000 metres

minutes 50.2 Wan 13 seconds.

WAN

Hungary'n

scrond

Andria

. In the

Balero Overal Individual standings. Another Alexander Tarasov, Russian. was third,

Fainted

Luis Riern of the Argentine, alandings arst in the overall yesterday, ended up fourth.

ELLIOTT CONFIDENT OF RETAINING TOP ATHLETIC RATING

Melbourne, Sept. 30. Horb Elliott, the world mile record holder, said here today that he had no doubt about rataining his top athletic rating.

He was commenting on a state- ment by his coach, "Percy Cerutty, that he faced a terri fe job" to gain a place Australia's team for the 1950 Olympic Games in" Rome,

His time was 15 minutes Cerutty alleard that Ellot h day.

"lost he will to run," and 15.9 seconds.

claimed that when the world record holder made "rare visits" him Porisco, Atsiche

here, reort mar "about the only exercise 12: has taken has been a round of goit." Elliott, who is studying selence) nt Melbourne University and plus later to go to Cambridge

The Soviet inade their CX- cellent overall individual plac- Ings on the strength of their remarkable perfomances in to- day's

Novikov was event. fourth in yesterday's swimming event and Tarasov ninth. Hungary's Bulczo who sixth westerday finished recond today ahead of Tarasov.

was

Russia had taken first place

in the overall team standings yesterday."

As predictel Finland took second place over the United

King Baudouin

declarations of Starters and He fainted just after passing States in the final standings Out Of Golf.

Riders for the 1 Ht Race the 4,000 metres finish line to AFP.

Meeting must be made before! 10.09 .m. on, Friday 2nd, October.

Declaration Boxes will be placed in

the Secretary's,

+1

Office at Happy Valley from!

9.30 p.m. to 7:930 A.177. Thursday 1st October, und from 70 .m. to 10.00 ..!

on Friday 2nd October.

By Order of the Stewards.

A. E. ARNOLD,

Secretary.

NOTICE'

THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB

sund

Entry Programines Forms for the 2nd Race Meet- ing 1959/60 to be held on Saturday 17th and Monday 19th October, 1959 (weather permitting may be obtained Office, The Secretary's a! Alexandra House: the Club House Happy Valley; and: the Stables, Shan Kwong; Rund,

6th

Entries close at 12 o'clock

Tuesday, NOON "October, 1959.

By Order of the Stewards,

A. E. ARNOLD,

Secretary.

ENGLISH FOOTBALL MUST PROJECT

NEW PERSONALITIES

Says STAN CULLIS

(Manager of Wolves)

London.

Tournament

Gleneagles, Sept. 30.

The West of England stor team of Charles Scott and Norman Suttori eliminated King Baudouin

Belgrum of

the and

Welsh

captain of the British Ryder

Cup team Dai Reen two and one in the first round of the amateur-professional foursomes handicap golf tournament here today.

Playing under the name of B. De Rethy, the King, who has!

handicap of four pulled off some brilliant Iron shots on the sunbaki 6,677 yard long course, The King said he had very much enjoyed the round but regretted he had been eliminated

AFP.

University, admitted the Jos! Him enthusiasm, Bot nihletles, for a period.

am starting to feel all right

again

now." be declared, "There is plenty left in ine yek, and I am on keen as mustard to get back to curmpetition

WANTED SECURITY

Matthews Sets

World's Fastest

5-Mile Walk

London, Sept. 30. Kenneth, Matthews, the

British walking cham. To plon, this evening set up a new world's best per- formance for five miles with a time of 34 minutes 26.6 seconds at the White City: Stadium here.

The previous best of 34 mins said he wanted. "a bit of 32.8 Bocs was set by Czoches- security in life," and was lovek walker Josef Dolezal in concentrating on his studies i 1955.

ARMY SPORTS

PARADE

close the swimming season for Land Forces the annual swimming match for the Terry Trophy was held at Victoria, Barracks swimming pool last Friday. This yearly event is fought be tween Land Forces Hongkong and The Hong kong. Regiment.

This

yo,

read the Hongkong : Regiment were a powerful team and won all the events except

In the firal event Leong with rumped hotro Wing-soc his but atlee at present,

he would have examinations

Secund in this international powerful strales yards ahead of

team-mate, event, held in con-his

with Land three and a half months to invitation

trailing behind. This with the Stockholm-Forces prepare himself for the Aus-junction tralian championships March.

"

In London match, was the Earo-was an omen for the rest of the

Stah Vickers evening. pean champlin,

In 35 minutes 35.2

Le second event, the (Dritain), Ira

Uhind

backstroke, Aldo Pamich

Leon Wing-see sees and

sgála showed the way to the (Raly) in 36 minutes 12.2 secs.

Rcule

falsh but this time

Land

am fairly couldent of better ing the Olympic standard set for the mile, hq declared,-

Heute

Chisox Start As Favourites

In Today's Opening Game

Of Baseball World Series

Chicago, Sept. 30.

The Chicago White Sox, who are in the World Series for the first time in 40 years, are 6-5 favourites over the Los Angeles Dodgers today as the two teams prepare to face each other tomorrow in the first game of the 1959 baseball classic.

Early Wynn, 39-year-old. _play-off game against Mil-

was manager Al waukee,

will be called upon right-hander,

for the stortings : to face the Sox on Friday, Lopez's choice

makinat. Walter Alston,

right-hander Bob signment,

Shaw.." love pitching rotation was up

the National League **When the teams open in Los set by

against · Milarantee, | Angeles on Sunday, it will be play-offs

lefthander Johnny Pines for also a right-hander,

After the first game, it was anybody's guess how the mound rotation would go. In Larry all probability young gberry, winner of the first

The saddest feature of this Soccer season to me early in the tournament will counter with Roger Graig,

has been the almost complete lack of person- alities. The retirement of some stars, and the absence through injury of Stan Matthews and single Nat Lofthouse means there is, not a top-class player, whose presence can boost gate.

That may seem a harsh statement to make when you consider that quite a number of sides have settled down well. But I feel the absence of PERSONALITY PLAYERS is a very serious problem.

Players like Alex James, Feter

Doherty, Frank Swift, Tommy Lawton, Raich Carter, and Matthews could light up a game and pull in the crowds by sheer individuality and flair of character,

THE HONG KONG JOCKEY

1ST RACE MEETING Saturday, 3rd October, 1959

Some argue that the indivi

hindrance dual touch is more than help in present day League football.

un are

The. Arguments Others lay the blame managers or coaches who supposed to stifle personalities and discourage the unorthodox

CLUB because it disturbs team rhythm.

(To be held under the Rules of The Hong Kong Jockey Club)

THE PROGRAMME WILL CONSIST OF 10 RACES

The First Bell wit be rung at 1.30 p.m. and the First Race run at 2.00 pa

The Secretary's Office at Alexandra House will be close at 11.45 a.m.

MEMBERS' ENCLOSURE.

No person without an admission budge which must be pro- minently displayed throughout the meeting will be admitted,

Adtuission Badges at $10.00 each are obtainable from the Club's Cash Sweep Offers, at Queen's Building, Chater Road, 5, D'Aguilar Street, King's Road, North Point, and 382 Nathan Road only on the written introduction of a Member.

ADMISSION BADGES, WILL NOT BE AVAILABLE AT THE RACE COURSE ON RACE DAYS.

Tifins will be obtainable at the Club House if ordered in advance from the No. 1 Boy (Tel. 72811)

NO CHILDREN wider the age of seventeen years, Western Standard will be admitted to the Club's premises during the ! Meeting.

PUBLIC ENCLOSURE

The price of admission will be $3.00 each payable at the Gale. Any person leaving the Enclosure will be required to pay the requisite fee of $3.00 in order to gain re-admission.

MEALS and REFRESHMENTS will be available in the RESTAURANT.

CASH SWEEPS

Through Cash Sweep Tickets at $20.00 each may be obtained from the Cash Sweep Offices at Queen's Building, (Chater Rond); and 5, D'Aguilar Street during office hours.

Tickets reserved und available but not paid for try 10.00 a.m. on Friday, 2nd October, 1859, will be sold and the reservation cancelled for future Meetings.

Special Cash Sweop Tickets on the Hwangtung Handicap scheduled to be run on 17th October, 1989, at $2.00 each may be obtained from the Club's Cash Sweep Offices at:-

Queen's BullBing. (Chater Road) and 5, D'Aguilar Street,

Hong Kong oi

Week-days, Mondays to Fridays Saturday, 26th September ..... Saturday: Brd October .....

Ly ¿ 9am to 5 pm. 0 am to 12.80 p.m. 9am to 11am.

King's Road, North Point, Hong Kong and 382 Nathan Road,

Kowloon on

Wook-days, Mondays to Fridays... Saturday, 26th September Saturday, 3rd October

30 am to 4 pm.

Ben to 11.15 a.m.

9 arh. to 11 0.

By Order of the Stewards,

A. E. ARNOLD,

Beurotary

Edbg Hong Rdth September, 1989,

The cash-minded observe that as extra individual effort brings no-extra cash reward,-why run, the risk of being accused ot becoming a one-man band?

I cannot agree with any of these viewpoints: 1 cannot imagine there is a manager in the league who would not welcome a new crowd-puller. I don't mean a clown fr ex- hibitionist bul a player with talcat, a sense of showmanship and one who knows the limalt of free expression.

The sort of player with these qualities would stand out in all sorts of situations. But they have certainly disappeared in the past few years.

CHESS

by LEONARD BARDEN

the 5952)

Here is a problem by B. J. da C. Andrade (Chess, 1955), White to play and mate in two moves. London Kepreen Sørstra

English Soccer Results

London, Sept. 30, Results of tonight's English

football matches were:

Stoke City

Wrexham Barnsley

Darlington Gillingham Torquay U Exeter City

Division II

Aston Vil Division III

1. Bwindon Town 1Port Vale Division IV

o Walsall

Workington Stockport 3 Bradford

Beuter:

the locals against either Bill Pierre or Dick Donovan. Lopez Was not quite sure about any thing relating to his pitching plabs, except that Turk Lown and Gerry Slaley will be in the bullpen all the way.

The Dodgers arrived in this baschall-mad city carly Wednes- day morning by plane and will rest game, time, while the White Soy.rolaxed and appar- etly, well rested, are selfcdul- ed for light workouts.

Few Problems

Cil as in the play-offs, with Hodges on first, Charlie Neal on second, Maury Wills at short- stop. Jim Gilliam at third and behind the Boscborb

John

plate.

Chisox Line-up

Foreen were able to make secoli place.

The broaststroke evenit was n thrilling race with nothing to spare between the two from the Hongkong Regiment, Wong Ho Im just touched before Yen Pu-kol to give again full pointse to the Regiment.

In the 2 x 2 lengths Treestyle

the event

Hongkong Regi- ment again showed the Land Forces the way to the nich but through cheer overkeeness and excitement the Regiment's second entry inlled to touch at the turn and so sccond place was awarded to Loral Forces.

the one-metre and 8-metre diving events Land Forces were able to show the Regiment how It should be done and complete- ty outclassed the regiment, SI Challinor was The indiyidual winner by many points,

Grand Display

After the diving display which

by was appreciated the spectatora the Hongkong Regiment put up a grand display in the

by beating the

over

отс

medley relay Land Forces minute. In the

agrin repeated their brilliant per- formance by being in front all the way.

Freestyle relay they

To

to

round of the evening's entertainment and to complete their day's successes the Hong- kong Regiment went ahead beat Land Forces by eight goals tu one at water-polo. In speed, skill and throwing for goal, Land Forces were completely outclassed.

the

'Lopez meanwhile, announced his ineup 26 kvars before the

After play was Anished the Fame,

have 1 will

Terry Trophy was presented, to following batting order: Luis

stop, Nellie The Hongkong Regiment and Aparicio, short Fox second base, Jim Landis Individual trophies to the win- centre field, Ted Kluszewskiners by Lady Bastyan who was

Land Forces". escorted by the first base. Sherman Lollar Swimming Chairman, Lt. Col. catcher, Billy Goodman third Riddick,

MC, Commander base, Al Smith left field, Jim REME. Rivera right Reid and Wynn pitching.

sive

Alston, fully conscibus of the blinding speed on the bases that has been the chief offen- weapon of the White Sox. said his pitchers had orders to Apart from his pitching keep all runners cloco bags and to leave the has troubles, manager Alston

Results.

The results were as follows:

Butterfly (2 lengths) Hongkong Regt. 2. Hongkong Regt.

Land Forces, Land Forces,

Backstroko Hongkong Regt Land Forces. Hongkong.Regl Land Forces,

Breaststroko

to the rest to "has the best I've ever

4.

Great Runners "Aparldo and Landis

[ew problems other than Duke Rosebord, who Snider's trick knee. The Losarm of any catcher

announced managed." Angeles manager

Thursday that if the veteran centre-fielder

last

is wh-

able to play, he will have Wally Moor!

UN AN ONY

are

.1.

2.

Hongkong Regt Hangkong Regt.

3, Land Forces.

in centre, with great runners," the tall tociclin said, "but I Noir Larter in let and Carl of the Dodgers

4. of think we can put a stop to their Furilo to ight. The, rest his no-up will be the same stealing. If we can do li, we

will win."

CONTRACT FOR THIRD WORLD

HEAVYWEIGHT TITLE FIGHT

REVEALED BY DEMPSEY

New York, Sept.30.

Jack Dempsey had revealed the existence of a contract according to which Sweden's Ingemar Johansson and Floyd Patterson would meet in a third world heavyweight championship fight if the American regained his title in the return bout, reported Al Buck in the New York Post today.

terson is to receive the same amount, and each Dgitter will tive ret 25 per cent of the zate."

A crowd of close to 50,000 is expected at the opening game and tickets are at'n prerafum. The most common question one hears in crowded hotel lobbies Is "Have you any tickets?" There were reports of specula tors having some choice seats for sale at $50 each, but even those were hard to come by.-- AFF.

LONDON BEAT

STOCKHOLM

Land Forcée.

Freestyle

Hongkonć Regt. Land Foreca. Land Forces,

Diving

1. Land Forces. 2. Hongkong Regt.

Medlay Belay 1. Hongkong Regt. 2. Land Forces,

J.

Medley Belay Hongkong Regt.

2. Land Forces.

Water Polo Hongkong Regt, beat Land Land Forces 8-14,

After the trophy and personal prizea were presenteil pretty file Yvonne Stevenson prè panted Lady Bastyan with a bouquet.

cmp-

In the Colony Junior AT ATHLETICS Diving Championships

petition, Corporal Shepherd of the Let BA Lanca- London, Sept. 30. shire Regt came out first with London defeated Stockholm 97 47.32 points. Shepherd hus been points to 09 in ENT athletics swimming and diving through match at White City Stadium the season and keeping very t here tonight

to bring high honours for hith- Sweden's Dan, Waern scored self and his Regiment. an expected triumph in the mile run, Tincipal event of the match, when he clocked three minutes 59.7 seconds.

The more enterprise I see from players the happier I arh. But while encouragement for mana-

Buck wrole that Dempsey tween Johansson, his adviser gers helps, the onus is on the

made the revelation 'during the Edwin Ahlquist and three players all the time.

York

Velella, have the Now

Vincent attorney-general's Americans: Forwards generally greatest scope for stealing the investigation into possible viola-president of "Rosensohu Enter- limelight. Jimmy Greaves of tons of state anti-trust laws inprises, Inc," who holds the rights Chelsea

promotion of the frat

No Salary obviously the type of the

for the retum bout, Irving Kahn, player who could develop into a Patterson-Johansson fight in president of Teleprompter"-and

~~"My` ́ogréement with Kahn crowd-puller.

June.

controlling radio and television. At Wolverhampton

transmission we have.

of the hout, and and Vellefa expired on Sept. Dempsey himself. Peter Broadbent and Norman

was to get $500 a week ex- Deeley as outstanding examples

Johansson agreed, Dempsey

It was the sixth time that the Colony Major H.J. penses. My expenses were paid. of how fine individuals can ub-

reportedly sald, to a return bout

up the sorb themselves into the general

in the United Statey between and I am aying in to protect your old Swedish Army widge has taken

geant had bettered four minutes duties of Secretary to the Johansson" tactical plan without losing their priceless personal touch.

was further quoted B. Hermann of East Cemiany Army. F.A. and the major Петаросу Through Kain I guaranteed a Baying. "What Johansson was second in four miivatee 0.2 units have already published Johanmon $175,000 featív TV wanted I gave him. That is socords and S. Landowski of a fixture list to start on Oc- radio and motion pictures," What I told the attorney-general. Poland third in four minutes 0.8 ! tober 7.

Derapies was quoted. “THE AFP..

The Danger

At times individual brilliance and unorthodoxy do not pay off. And here lies the danger that clubs may discourage further at- tempts.

If we want to develop

personalities--and standing maintain It is absolutely vital- we must be tolerant,

out-

Σ

I will never condemu player for an set of bi- dividuality or for taking a salvulaiąā risk, whether pro- planned or ipostazidian, nickely, because 13. talja..

I hope other clubh hàvà the targe, feeling.

West Ham's backs John Bond and Noel Cantwell“ do hot 'always prosper With their up- held fins and their chesky fréc kicks. Yet their enterprise is 4 refreshing, përt cok the Räme,

But as I any, the answer is a? the rest po tom pinyata.

Details

"I Informed the attorney- general that Johansson asked for the third fight; if it should be necessary.", Dempsey is re-

ported to have said. According to Buck, the former world heavyweight king gave several details on the agreements recently made in Sweden bo-

March and June 15. Tab.

THE GAMBOL

WILL YOU.

POTATOES

A newcomer 22. I received no salary, but

..

for the mile.

| seconds.—AFP.

by Barry Ang leby

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