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THE CHINA MATE,

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1959.

World Title Fight Inquiry Decisions Contiging

MISCONDUCT CHARGES

TO BE

MADE AGAINST D'AMATO AND BILL ROSENSOHN

New York, Oct. 13. The New York Boxing Commission announced here today the decisions on its public investigation into the organisation of the June 26 world heavyweight championship fight_be- tween Sweden's Ingemar Johansson and America's Floyd Patterson. The Boxing Commission announced: "The New York State Athletic Com- mission instructed its attorneys today to prepare charges of miscon- duct against Cus D'Amato, manager of former heavyweight champion Floyd Patterson, Rosensohn Enterprises Incorporated and William Rosensohn who promoted the June 26 Patterson-Johansson bout".

The three were also asked to "Cus" D'Amato charges based individuals, show cause why their licences upon his alleged misconduct, broadcasting, should not be revoked,

The Commission tabled its de- elsions ast

★

Counsel for the Commus- sion is directed to pre- pare and serve upon Constantine

Singapore Interport Golfers

In Colony

Four Singapore

golfers ar- rived herc by Bone moting to play Hongkong in Conny's Interior!

the

Call

Ch poploneti scheduled for

This week-end,

not be revoked

or corporations,

lelernating,

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The commission then ruled:

and the commkalon directs that making motion pictures of

show professionel boxing promoted the said "Cur" D'Amato cause why his cence should under the furisetion of the New York State Athletle Com- Counsel for the Commis-mission. slon is directed to pre- pare and serve upon Rosensohn Enterprises Incorporated charges trud upon its alleged miscon- [duct, and the commliston directs that the said Rosensohn Enter- prises show causic why Its licence should not be revoked.

Counsel for the Commis- sion is directed to pre- pure and serve upon William P. Rusenohn charges based upon his alleged misconduct, and the commission directs that the said William Rosensohn show cause why his Hcence should not be Tuvoked,

Barred

★ The

This commission Canno Recep: the fact that Salerno was an innocent by-stander al tise meetings, and it believes that the $10,000 loan was made by Salerno to Rosensohn in Vellela's office and that Salerno was a part of the promotion.

Candour

to

s

• While credit goes Husensohn for his candour, sub-

the promotion,

the sequent commission and the fact the Murough this instrumentality there was brought into this ple- tute a shady character, Salerno.

commission bars t

Resetzen has sworn to Charles Antonucci, known | own hurt and has completely co- a: Charlie Black, from parti-prod and offered tals enating in any professional box- asistance on his own iniative, I promotion or attendance at in the vert investigations in auy boxing contest or exhibition this community Credit must be under the jurisdiction of the given him for this. amistance. Com- These facts constitute a vlto! mission and hereby terves notice | factor in our thinkdryt, coronant upon all of its Berneres to that with the primary intrest of the effect.

public and the welfare of the boxing industry.

The visiting! players arc: N. A. Harvey, (Capt.), W. J. Gia, P. It. Men and S. G. Chew York State Athletic Thamson.

They were met at the alr Jort this morning by A. F. Sutcliffe, Hongkong's playing captain In the interport matches, and T. F.. R. Waiers, captain of last non-playing year's Houtkong team visited Singapore.

That

recom-

The commission mends to the Legiskture the of the state of New York mnactment of a statute which would require the licensing of

Easy Singles Shuttle

Semi-Final Wins For

Kops And Wattanassin

Bombay, Oct. 13.

• Over the period of this and even before, promotion efther D'Amato or his corpora- Enter- Patterson Jion, Floyd prises, was active in the negotia- tion for promotional OT ancillary rights, as well as in the recommendation or appoint- nyent of individuals to be in- terested

promoter

of the manager, in a number Ahts in which Patterson took pari.

Unhealthy Practice

d

The record amply sustains the fact that D'Amato's fallure was deliberate in to appear, view of the fact that he was in this jurisdiction until at lease

the

Danish ace Erland Kops avenged his defeat at the up to September 11.

hands of Nandu Natekar a fortnight back The practice of separating when he disposed of the Indian ace with con- the ancillary rights from summate ease, 15-6 and 15-2, in the men's cate in a promotion, is not n singles semi-finals of the Western Indian fact that the control of a promo- badminton championships here today.

healthy one. In addition to the

tion divided, brings into the promotional picture, Indivi- duals and corportions no{ With Natekar's defeat, India. Kops and was always at the re-

licensed by the state of New drew a

blank. The Western celving end in both games.

not subject to the i India championships

The Danish men's

дое smashed York and

requirement Or singles title

the will be contested

brilliantly, was

to licence superior between two foreign players

Natekar at the net and show-jurisdiction when Kops of Denmark meets Thailand's Charoen Watamusin in the final tomorrow.

Fourth Encounter

This was the fourth encoun- 1er betweeen Kops and Natekur.

in today's play Natekar was forced into number of errors by the brilliant stroke play of

NOTICE

THE HONG KONG ·

JOCKEY CLUB

Special Cash Sweep on the Kwangtung Handicap Saturday, 17th October, 1959. Over 2.200,000 tickets sold to date.

The Sale of Cash Sweep Tickets on the above will close on Friday, 16th Octo- ber, 1959, as follows:

382 Nathan Road, Kowloon, at 4.00 p.m. King's Road, North Point,

at 4.00 p.m. D'Aguilar Street,

at 5.00 p.m.

Queen's Building, Ground Floor, Chater Road

at 0.00 p.m.

The Draw will be held on the Ground Floor, Public Race Betting Hall at the Course, at 11.15 a.m. On Saturday, 17th October, 1959. By Order of the Stewards, PEAT. MARWICK, MITCHELL & CO. Fronourers.

ed in whatever he did that he State Athletic Commission. This has mastered the Indian's practice should be controlled or.

discontinued. variations of his strokes with

Indian shuttles.

In the proposed re-match of Later, however, Natekar drew the Patterson-Johansson fight, some consolation In the fact although no contract for such an that

partnership with engagement is before the com- Malaya's Lum Say-hup, reputed mission, it appears that again the world's best doubles player, the ancillary rights have been he beat Thailand's Charoen tadeen from the promoter and Wattanassin and K. Sutvanit in

may be exploited by Individuals three games, 15-0, 6-15 and or corporationg not leensed by 18-15.

the New York State Athletic Commlasión.-AFP.

Too Good

It was Lirn who made all the openings in this encounter and Nalukur was seen to be brillant In patches,

Smith Scores With A Flying 'Header'

11

Tottenham Hotspur's Bobby Smith crashes to the ground, but his job is done

the ball is in the

net from his flying "header" and his team are 2-1 up against, Wolverhampion Wanderers at White Hart Lane ground, London, last Saturday. Goalkeeper Finlayson is beside the post.

This was the second of the four goals scored by the Spurs' centre-forward in their 5-1 victory. -Reuter photo.

PGA Names Art

Wall Jr. As

Golfer Of Year

cut

Dunedin, Oct. 13.

Art Wall, Jr., was to- day named "Profes- sional Golfer of the Year" by the Profes sional Golfers' Associa tion.

Selected by a secret ballot among members of the PGA and sports 216 votes - far ahead writers, Wall gained of the second choice, Bill Gasper, American open champion polled only 60 votes,

Wall,

who

YESTERDAY'S FIRST DIVISION HOCKEY

RECREIO 'A' BEAT MACAENSIS

'A' 1-0 IN GAME MARRED

BY FRAYED TEMPERS

By A CHINA MAIL REPORTER

Recreio "A" maintained their unbeaten record in the Men's First Division, when they narrowly edged out their arch-rivals Macaensis "A", by a lone goal last night at Club Recreio.

Recreio now have maximum points from five gumes.

A good crowd turned up at Recreio expecting fireworks from these two

Portuguese teams who always fight hard for victory.

Gutteres. at half- Lionel

Their rapid round inter-changing woo a constant

monace and the latter's scintil lating stick-work in the "Doo" almost ended with a goal.

The teams went in The score could just as easily i have been a draw, for during time to a well-deserved 35-year-old

the second half tempers become of applause, and no change in Pennsylvanian, is the

| frayed and sticks began to fly. the suore, leading money winner

But I don't think it was so much

Of the second half there is of the year with earn- the fault of the players as the little to say,

For Macaensis, wing-halves ings of $53,142 Į spectators,

After ten minutes play, the Costa and Vatoma played well (£18,979).

His tournament vic- tories included the Masters Tournament and he heads the points Ist for selection for the American Ryder Cup team to meet Britain.- China Mall Special.

Final Callover For The Cesarewitch

Cat-Calls

more been.

And rot sel In.

ito hockey, as such, was Another ten minutes and the Neither umpire could make a game turned into a fasen. decision without some wit in

existed be- the crowd jeering or cat-calling. Little cohesion.

In fact things became so

tween rither sets of forwards, bart int one stare, ander and when they did get near the stand,

that the umpire goal nothing resulted. It was threatened to call the game Hilt-and-run hockey not worth off then and there unless the mentioning. team caplažus asked their

supporters, not so much their

players, to make less not. Umpires Pedro Xavier and Francisco Soares had the game well in hand during the first half and the hockey was fast, hard and clean,

forwards who kept the ball

Fortunate Miss

Outstanding for Recrele were the left-wing pair of Collaco and

Police

Tak

The Teams

The teams were; Macaensts: Zoe Sequeire, A. Ritas, I. Silva; M. Valoma, A. Capitule, L. Costa; Y. Capitule, J. Cunha, Sa Silva, L. Sequeira, A. Couto,

Recreio: Nolasco; E. Gutters, B. Silva, A. Silva; Alonco, Castro, A. Sousa, Collaco, L. Gutteres.

Santos, Monteiro,

Heat

Recommended For British Olympic Runners

London, Oct. 13. British competitori în sindur- dnce events →→ the maró- thon and 50 kilometres walk for instäħte - Ins next year's Olymplè Gamon

oy undergo heat condi- tloning in hot chambers just before they leave for Rome.

Research into the desirability on this step is now being con- ducted in London hospital by the Medical Research Council, who are also secking, on behalf of the British Olymple teamri, a preventative for mild dysentry often experienced by travellers abroad.

Sunbathing. natural meLNE

either by

or by ntra-

violet light, for the British team before they reach Rome, was one of the recommends- tions made by doctors, when they met here privately, to discum the problems of leat and humidity likely to be met is Rome.

RECOMMENDATIONS

Other recommendations pass- ed to the British Glyraple Asso- ciation from the meeting in- cluded advice on diet, and against methods of protection the sun. Inoculations

against pollo and typhoid were consider- ed essential.

Present at the meeting were réinésentatives of the British Association of Sport and Medi- cine, the Medical Research Couni- dil the Royal Society of Medi- cine, und honorary medical officers of sume governing bodies of sport.

Sir Arthur Porritt, wie of the Royal rurgeons, and a former New Zealand Olympic sprinter, presided.—China Mall Special.

CHESS NEWS

By LEONARD BARDEN

FITWENTY-YEAR-OLD DAT10

Rumena, of Harrow, made a great effort in the world junior championship. In Bylzerland last week, and at the beginning of the final round was only a point behind the leader.

But in the decisive, game the Bielick Against Argentine, Rumenis. Was gradu- sily out-played and his opponent became the new champion.

Yo

In finishing third, Rumena pot up the best result by a Britlais player in a world championship since 1051—and his vigorous attacking piky accounted for the Russian

Junior. Alexander Tomson in a mere 23 moves.

With di potala. Rumens was 1 points aliead of Temson and 2 in front of Rodney Philos. the adult champion' of New Zenland.

Solution No. 5699: I R-R? ch. KxR: 2 Q-K7. K-R1: 3.QXR ch. and mate in tino.

London Express Servica.

Take On RAF Kai In Best Of Today's

Three

Rugby Games

By PAK LO

This afternoon we once again have three rugger games scheduled for the Boundary Street grounds, and without question the big match of the afternoon will be that between the Police and RAF Kai Tak at 4.30 p.m. on the Police ground.

Occasional fashos of next team-work on both sides were quickly broken up by fast hard tackling from the opposing de- London, Oct. 13. of the New York Seascape, 8-1 with stable fences. But it was the Recreio companion Predominate swinging from wing to wing. at the last callover, shed Their approach work was good three points to become but more often than not it was clear first choice at the the final pass that went astray. Anal câllover nt the In the Bret 16 minutes both Victorin Club here to-Macaensis and Recreio had their night.

chances, but Capitule for Ma- Predominate's price was also caensis, and Castro for Recelo,

ended and tuc

second saw their shots miss the goal by

inches. thourite at 8-1.

Heaviest backing of the night Was on Seador, supported to win 27,000. He was quoted at

they 100-8.

Then in the 23rd minute, o The other two games are both This afteroon, the Police, still good three line, and es to harmless-looking pass went to on the Predominate and Come

Army ground. The at full strength, are looking for- should get an equal share of take оп the 32nd ward to another win, for their the ball this should make the Daddy were both backed to win Alonce on the right wing. He RASC

down very difference in today's game, and the Medium Regiment at 3.15 pm, team have settled 8,000 und All Serene, whose was challenged but beat odds were halved to 10-1, was Macaensis full-back, and sent the and following this at 4.30 p.m. quidcly. Now that their halves the RASC should win by a

well, narrow margin. supported to take £5,000 out of ball to the top of the "Dee". the Sappers will once again be and backs are working

in action, the score.

Ubia time against they should win, for they, have a These two games should give Fortunately, reservo AVTO HMS Selbay. Prices were:

very strong forceful pack, who the Garrison Selectors a glimpse Sousa missed completely, and

have shown their ability to of their future tear for the 5-1 Seascape,

Pic-

The latest news of the That dominate in all aspects of the Pentangular though this is still dominate, 10-1 Come to Daddy, the bell went straight to inside-

and

Colinco,

well in the future, Joaquim Sandiacre

He Police XV tour is that it is now game All left 100-8 Sirene, 100-1 Ball Hat and calmly looked around, saw thero almost certain to come off, but

The RAF pack, while strong, details of dates, opponents, and do not yet work as a concerted In the other

game of the and Him, Seadon, 18-1 Falling In Love as nobody

with afternoon, the Sappers grounds are still owaiting con- teath, and while they may well the exceedingly strong pack, past Zoe And Kubba, 20-1 Lucky White cracked the

firmation. This tour together take a fair share of the ball and useful backs should have Heather, 22-1 Hollyhock and Sequeira.

with that

the Combined

from the lincouts, they are little difficulty One goal up, Recreio pressed Service XV from Singapore will Porroove, 25-1 Galant Homine,

in beating the produce two touring side this kay to be overcome in the sailor who is usaml lack prac

tice, But having, watched Navy sides before in action, I think it unlikely that the -Sappera' will have it all their own. "WHY for they will be facing an en- thusiastic side.

English Soccer Results

In the other men's singles semi-final, ali-Malayan cham- Dion Charoen Wattanassin of

Results Thailand was too good For league

Trilok India's No. 2.

Nath were: outclassed

Seth, Whath

15.5 and 15-3.

London, Oct. 13: of English football matches played today

Dividon in

3 носо

P.

Jrådford Chy

Grimsby Seth played a lélamely game which

uleet-footed suited the Watanasin and after the first

few rallies in the Arst game it Rochdale

Waist was obvious Seth was not in the same class——AFP,

Watford

THE GAMBOLS

Hollä NOBODY HOME

Division

2 Gatelicad

2 Oldham

7 Hartlepools,

SHER OUT BUYING MORE

DREASES I SUPPOSE

-Iteliter.

6-1

near ball

40-1 ndir Cup and Grand hard hoping to make it two, but Stand, 60-1 Archie and Lena, a short corner hit, y minutes La Veuve, and Onward Again, fater, just scraped the paint off Taiwan are yet another passi- -Router.

the goal-post.

by Barry Appleby

HOW

LEICHT HERZE

DORE..

season, and the Chinese from

bluity.

AIR-INDIA

"But when in JAPAN, do u the Japanese de."

serum and the loose.

Fast Backs The RAF backs are fast, and dangerous, Sub nood control of the ball before they will win, and this they will not gu

A clear out win for the Police after a hard rugged battle look the, civious verdict heru,

Teams

Train for todayto games are: 32nd Meidunt: Harvey Berrigan; „Party, Mochon, McDonald, Gard Fitz-

Clark, Münh,

The first game on the Army great brings together two Merrick, teams of almost equal strength; Brook,

The 32nd Medium, who have Shaw, Nancarrow, been experimenting with theit geld, Fox, players, and at, the same Ume: Williams. trying to give everyone interest

Police: Latoyd, Hobbs, Riach, ed a gomme, have to date played Bellingham, McNiven, Ciller

their

25 different players in first two games, and as a result are as yet a very ungettied team, though later on tri the season tlicy should do better with what are obviously strong reserves.

the other hand to hot have thle strength, but have a strong, potentially

wood, Cullin, Shátý ROBIL, Babbington, Brown, Newton Roberts, Rom, Hugh,

RAF Kai Taki Powell, Kell Coombe, RobeRs, Moss, Fletcher, Richani. Tie Bal Straw Sharpe, Dixon, Aziven,

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