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THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1959.

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Wales Draw With Scotland Ryder Cup Golfers

COURAGEOUS WELSH STAVE OFF

DEFEAT AFTER LOSING

LEFT-BACK IN 13TH MINUTE

Glasgow, Nov. 4. Wales hold Scotland to a 1-1 draw in their home international soccer championship match at Hampden Park here today despite being reduced to 10 men only 13 minutes after start. Watched by a 60,000 crowd, Wales fought with tremendous courage and considerable skill to save the match after losing their left-back Mel Hopkins with a suspect broken nose.

JJotin

Charies. the #05,000 (for Wales at cenize-half, put is star who was released by his country in the lend with a Italian club Juventus to play epectacular ve-klek gond trum

35 yards in the eighth minute.

NOTICE

THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB

Owners are reminded that Declarations of starters and

riders close at the Secretary's Olliee, Happy Valley, 190910 1.7, 9:-

for the

Felday, 6th November,

First Day and Sunday, 8th November, for the Second Day

at

A. E. ARNOLD,

Secretary. Hong Kong, 4th Nov., 1959.

NOTICE

THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB

Programmes

for

μπά

Entry

the 4th Race

Equalised

Grohani Leggall, Brotland's right-wing. rqualised in the Brst minule of the second half, side-fooling home a pass from the left-wing. Scotland lost their one-man In the 05 minile, advantage when goalkeeper Bill Brown was helped off the pitch with a head weund, surained in a div- ing rave. He was able to return 13 hnes later.

Charles was the king-pin of the determined Welsh defence,

but his true value might have been better explolted of centre- forward the position he generally is for Juventus.

Nagami Is Out Of Washington Classic

Bightetu - your

old Graham Moore, who led the Welm at- tack, showed his lack of ex- perience aphinst Scotland's Captain and centre-half Bobby

Evans. Wi

at Charles centre-forward Wales might have turned a brave draw lo a brillant win.

Poor Finishing

Scotland prodverd attractive #occer in mid-field. but their finishing WAS POOT. Legrati their only real danger WOR man.

Inside-right Phil Woosham schemed well in the Welch at tack. Inside left Ivor. Allchurch

always looked the forward mont likely to score. Reuter

TRIPLE ACT

Arsenal's inside-left Bloomfield (centre) and Birmingham's left-back Allen (left) and right-half Watts finish on the turf as the Gunners attack in the Eng- list first division league match at Highbury, London last Saturday. Arsenal won 3-0.

Reuterphoto.

The Standings MOORE WANTS TO

Glasgow, Nov, 4. Despite their 1-1 draw against Wales today the Scots toolt over first place in the British Inter- national Championship standings

with three points. Standings are:

!

Scotland

G W LT PGF GA

20

England

N.

Ireland i U

AFP.

Wales. Laurel, Nov, 4. Forms

Nagami, one of England's two Meeting 1959/60 to be held representatives in the Washing- race at and on International horse Rist Saturday

Laurel Park on November 11, November

I was declared out of the race to- permitting) day.

CATE

Saturday

28th

1960 Twenther

the Marpad Piesch, owner of the be obtained HL may

notified Laurel Secretary's Office, Alexandra four-year-old,

that the horse had developed heal in one of its forelegs had to treatment failed to respond and was being withdrawn.

House;

th

House. Club

the Happy

und Valley: Stables, Sha Kwong Road,

Entries close at 12 o'clock NOON on Wednesday, 11th November, 1969.

LO

The other English representa- live, Aggressor, is scheduled arrive at the track on Thursday along with two representatives of France, Midnight Sun and Micatina, and Pensilvania from Venezuela, Tudor Era will arrive A. E. ARNOLD,

from New

York on Sunday.. Secretary. UPI.

By Order of the Stewards,

THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB

3RD RACE MEETING

Saturday 7th and Monday 9th November, 1959. (To be held under the Rules of the Hong Kong Jockey Club) THE PROGRAMME WILL CONSIST OF 18 RACES,

The First Bell will be ring at 1.30 pun, at the First Race Lun at 2.00 pm, on the 1st Day.

On the 2nd Day the First Bell will be many at 11,30 am, ond the First Race run at 12.00 Now. The Tifli interval is after the Fourth Race (1.30 p.m.).

The Secretary's Office at Alexandra House will close at 11.45

a. on the 1st Day ond af 16,00 am. on the 2nd Day,

MEMBERS' ENCLOSURE

No person without an admission badge, which must be prominently displayed throughout the meeting, will be admitted.

Admission Badges at $10.00 each per day are obtainable during office hours from the Club's Cash Sweep Offices, at Queen's Building, Chater Road, 5 D'Agullar Street, King's Road, North Point, and 382 Nathan Road, only on the written introduction of a Merber.

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

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

NO CHILDREN under 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 per day payable at the Gate.

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

I'll stay

in Italy'

7

Nino Valdes To Fight

FIGHT JOHANSSON Brian London

Hollywood, Nov. 4.

Light heavyweight champion Archie Moore issued what he called a "public, International chal- lenge" last night, inviting world heavyweight champion Ingemar Johansson to meet him in a title fight in the Los Angeles Coliseum any time.

London, Nov 4. Boxing prunoter Jack Solom mors announced today that the

Valdes, had agreed

Briush

Brian

Cuban heavyweight, Nino

former

Dec. 1.

champion

to

meet heavyweight Lendor, on

The bout will be of 10 rounds

Take Part In Pro-Celebrity Event

Palm Desert, Nov. 4. American and British Ryder Cup stars, preparing for their International showdown on Friday, got a chance today to mix business with plea- sure tha Pro-Celebrity Tournament which also starts off such off-hour golfera as Bob Hope and Ray Bolger.

The best-ball tournament followed yesterday's

practice round for many players.

Two US. performers, Doug Ford and Art Will, Jr., turned in a combined score of eb under Scotch foursome rules. Peter Allisa and Chrisy O'Connor of Britain followed with # 08.

Wendher conditions were per- feet yesterday, with excellent wraflier again forecast todny on the Eldorado cours

In today's evens,

Pro-Celebrity

cach of the amateur received his fall handicap, In the case of such actors as Bob Sterling abd Johnny Weiss- maller, both top amateurs, no handicap was accorded.

Wisecracking Hope

The wisecracking Hope teamed with, Dodger broadcaster

Wos

baseball

Jerry Doggett and the American pro stars Wall and Mike Souchak. Peter Mills and of Britain Bernard J. Hunt

which also joined a foursome consisted of Bolger and Jack Kelly, a star of "Maverick."

Bob Crosby and Hoagy Carmichael, composer of "Star dum," played with Julius Boros and Dow Finsterwald of the US. contingent.

The US. is seeking to regain the Cup after losing at Yorkshire in 1957.

A Test

fourwate

the

of

SPORTRAIT

NEW YOU

the

New

"Do you mind not ranting on about its performance -I'm trying to hear the racing reaulla on the car

radio-

London Express Service.

DJURGARDEN

DRAW WITH

TIENTSIN XI

Peking, Nov. 4. The Far Fast barnstorming

The

workouts Yesterday provided a tent for the golf sisem under conditions in which they will find them- selves on Friday.

division However, and will the stage at Empire players for the Ryder Cup play Djurgarden football team, one Pool, Wembley.

This will be London's flet will not be announced unit of the oldest Swedish bout since he was knocked out shortly before the actual event was held to a one-all draw in was broadcast

In: the and yesterday's pro cantina- it's first match in China by the by Floyd Patterson

Tientsin

in Peking XI

this American eleventh round of a world tile tions did not indicate bow the

afternoon. Coliseum would be the biggest Servicemen around the world. fight at Indianapolis last May, competing teams actually will

The game was played under "I don't think Johansson UP.

shape up. UPI.

rainy conditions,

"A Johansson-Moore fight for | The programme the heavyweight crown in the] by shortwave to

in gate and the night of this year

or any year," Moore said.

Moore, the ageless wonder of the ring, made his remarks dur- ing an Interview with Dick Schod, sports director of the Armed Forces Radio Service.

No World Title Bout For Gilroy For Time Being

London, Nov. 4. London boxing promoter Jack Solomons has given

whats

10

Bght me," mld Moore,

"but he doos I'll how him what I've shown some olbers bow to make more

money

than people think possible.”

Moore presently is acting in the motion picture "Huckle- berry Finn" and Johansson is

appearing in the film "All The

Young Men."

Escapology

Schad asked Moore how he had managed to remain nearly unmarked in his almost 200 bouts, and the fighter answered: This is due perhaps my most important discovery --- Pscapology. can't tell you about it."

up for the moment the He said his strategy against idea of a world title be- Johansson it a bout were tween world bantam-ever arranged-is another of his secrets whúch he couldn't talk weight champion Joe Bes about."-UPI.

cerra and newly crowned European champion Fred--

die Gilroy, it was learned EUROPEAN CUP

today.

Solomons announced last night

he was awaiting a telephone call

from Los Angeles matchmaker

George Parnassus about tifle

fight.

SOCCER

Berne, Nov. 4.

But Solomons later learned Eintracht, the West German Big John

that Becerra, Charles,

a Mexican, had champions beat Young Boys of agreed to put his title on the line Berne 4-1 in the first leg of £65,000 Juventus centre

early next year against ex- their second round Europetin forward, flew into Lon-

world champion Alphonse Soccer Cup match here icaight. don from Italy last week Halimi, of France.

The teams were level 1-1 až half-time. ended specula-

The return leg will ....and tion about his football future.

who Said Charles, played for Wales against Scotland yesterday: "I'm staying in Italy for the next 18 months, anyway. "My contract will not expire until the end of next season, and I havO no complaints about the way I have been treated."

Through Cash Sweep Tickets at $30.00 each in respect of both Building (Chater Road), 5, D'Agullar Street and 382 Nathon Road, Kowloon, during offies hours.

days may be obtained from the Cash Sweep Offices at Queen's England Rugby

Tickets reserved and available but not paid for by 10.00 a.m. on Friday, 6th November, 1903, will be sold and the reservation cancelled for future Meetings.

Cash Sweep Tickels at $2.00 each for the last race on 9th November, 1959, may be obtained from the Club's Cash Sweep Offices.

The Omer hours of the Club's Cash Sweep Offices are as follows:-

Queen's Building (Chater Road) and 5, D'Aguilar Street, Hong Kong an

Week-days, Mondays to Fridays

Saturday 31st October

Saturday 7th November

Monday 9th November

(Queen's Building only)

0 am to 5 pm

9 a.m. to 12.30 pm,

9am to 11 am.

a.m. to 10 cm.

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

Kowloon o

Wool-days, Mondays to Fridays ... 10 am to 4 pm.

Saturday álsi Getőbar

Saturday 7th November

Hong Kong, sist Celober, 1989. -"-

9am to 11,45 am. 9 am to 11 03.

By Order of the Stewards,

A. E. ARNOLD,

Secretary,

Captain

result of that bout before nego-be in Frankfurt on November

tiating to pit

Bolomons decided to await the

23-year-bid 25,-Reuter. Gilroy, 021 Irishman, against Austrians Win the winner.

Meantime Gilroy who has only 19 professional bouts under his belt, will have one or two fights for experience, possibly in defence of his British En pire tie-AFP.

Holland Beats Norway

Rotterdam, Nov. 4. Holland beat Norway by 7-1 floodlight international

na

mutch at the Feyenoord Stadium here tonight. They led 2-1 at half-time.

'Outsider' Raynor

Uses Old

England Style

By BOB PENNINGTON

George Raynor, the "outsider" of English Soccer, stood in Sweden's dressing-room at Wembley accepting congratulations on the triumphs he had plotted against his own country.

I

teams,

After 20 minutes' play in the first half, the Chinese do Jed

their when

outside loft Li Huch-chuh stored with a fast grounder from a pass from but- Bide right Sun Yuan-yun.

The Swedish team Just managed to equalise in the very last minute of the game when outside left Schram shot through following a corner kick,

The Swedish party had only arrived here yesterday, and four members of the team who had played against England failed 10 arrive in 10 for today's match.

The abseTLE of these kay

players was keenly felt and the Swedish team as a whole was lugg-bly knit, und were kept busy by the fast pace sustained by the Tientsin tiam,

Swedish XI Toak row, the takes on the Peking team, con- sidered Chino's best contingent, have Tientsin

Ls nationally-ranked

charge of the

would someone with

the for

"It I was in Bittersweet glory

took England team little Yorkshiremon who Sweden to the

World Cup wanted to use

to his knowledge of the Swedes. Final, only to return

Raynor delayed duckling which team he would assist at Wem-

OWR country and be snubbed by every League club,

Mercilessly but methodically bley and was

third.-AFP.

Late in applying Army Rugby XV

the key

he exposed England'e weaknesses. for a ticket to study England in Then George said sadly: their 1-1 draw in Cardiff of "Sweden put me on the foot- October 17. BAJI map. In England I'm unknown. But I would have been happy to have helped England today-it only. I'd been naked,

KBGC Team For Liberation Shield Bowls

Raynor spotlighteti England failures:

"There was no general to * scheme. England, though faster ren straight into a trick wall.

To Play Navy

Too Late Hobby Charlton was switch B/Sgt Kirkland

baste

The following will represent match the Army in a rugby against Navy at Causeway Bay Ground (RN) un Saturday, Nov. 7, at 4.30 pm:

Capt McDonald (82 Med. det RA), Capt Bedo-Cox (48 Ede), {APTC 48 ed too late to his his best role Bde), Sgt. Davies (FSS), Capt of goalsnatcher.

Bennett (5 Fd Regt RA). Cept "England's

tech Davico (1 LAN R-PWV), Sigt nique was exposed.

OR), (RAEC att Sweden inlght have wOH by a

Capt. McDonald (32 Med Regt bigger margin. No matter how | RA), Capt Simpson (ACC) =t

ball The following members have fast a

played to BMİ), 2/Lt Gard (32 Med chosen to represent the Swede, he killed it.

Fegt RA), Lleut Muntz (49 been

"It was foot on the ball Fd Regt RA), Capt Winn KBGC in the third game of the

it-the Liberation Shield series to be pause--play

rhythm (Capt) (54 Indep Fd Sqn RE), at KCC on Sunday, all football should have, the gt Williams (32 Med Rest

WAY England used to

play, RA),

-2/Lt Walker (34 However fast you run you can't Indep F'd Gqn RE), Brt Fitzgerald (REME att 32 Nod Rez: RA).

Vienna, Nov. 4. Winner Sportclub of Austria qualified for the quarter-finals of the European Soccer Cap by drawing 2-2 with the Danish club, Boldlubben 1909 Oldcase, In the second leg of their second round maten here today,

Sportclub won on aggregate played by 5-2 having won the first leg November 8, commencing at 3 3-0 in Oldense a fortnight ago...

The Danish club led 1-0 at half-time Reuter,

WON

A. M. Buchanan, A. H. Car- beat a moving all. ter, F. D. Argus, L. F. Cosgrove;

G. W. Sutherland, S. Bicheno,

A

"I told the Swedish for

words to drow Centre- Trevor Smith out to the

Smith

Touch Judge: WO II Ritchie

Barcelona Through

(0_COD). Scott, T. Kavanagh; half Milon, Nov. 4.

G. Jeffries, A. J. Stonyer, M. Ewing. He was way out of pool-

Reserves: Capt Cleany (CRE Barcelona (Spain) beat Milan Purves, T. P. Ross: V. C. Bond, on when we were making the 4K). Pte Woodward (1 Lan R (Italy) 2-0 in the first leg of K. Brady, K. Bodie, J. W. Tin- kill.

-PWV), Pte Swift (RASC), "Centre-forward Simonsson 2/Lt Dickenson (64 Indep Fa their second round European | Football Cup tie here today. Thomas, A. L Eastman; V: Rus- looks slow as a cart-horse, but Sqn RE), Gar Brook (32) Med decoptive and has one of { Regt HÁ), Capi Wilson (49 Fd Both coals were scored in the sell, C. W. Greaves, L. Gaddi, he is

the best brains in football," Arst hall-Reuter.

Regi RA). E. J. Liddell,

dail; R. Day, A Gray, WJ. Breaks

His Ankle

1

was

London, Noy, 4 Ronnie Dawson, captain of Great Britain's Rugby Union team, which recently made playing tour of Australia and New Zealand, has broken his ankle and will be out of action for about two months, it learned today.

Dawson,

26-year-old architect, was training at Lone- downe Road, Dublin, when he crashed into another player.

Fortunately for Ireland, the "Fifteen of Clubs" doesn't play its first mutch in the five Nations Tournament util February 18, when it meets England at Twickenham. After the arduous trip to the Anti- podes, the rest will probably hat do Alewens, angr-barciu=/WESI,

A crowd about 00,000 watched the game,-Reuter,

TAE GAMBOLS

HAPPENED

By Barry Appleby

I'D JUST

STARTED TO

CHANGE MAY

"Rome, avans ROMË...what land-