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IHA names 16 teams

for Olympic hockey tournament

Paris, Jan. 10.

The International Field Hockey Association today named the 16 teams which will participate in the tournament in the Rome Olympic Games.

India, Pakistan, Germany and the United Kingdom-stant- finallets in the 1950 Olymple tournament nt Melbourne--were automatically qualined. So was Illy, as the bust, nation.

That left 11 places to he telle en the ads of per- formances since the Melbourne Games, Twenty two nation had asked to like part.

If any of the original selections decided not to participate, the alternates will move into the Tournament.

International The

Hockey Federation also derliked lo

accept the afiliation of the newly formed Pan-American Hockey Federation.-AP.

Malayan shuttle

ace the

The Federalent today numer Australia, Denmark, Spain. France, toland, Japon, Kenya, New Zealand, Polund and Switzerland to All out bracket of 10. The tournament | was limited to 10 teams by the Keane cryanising committee to keep down the total number of jaicipants at the Gomes.

Austria, Egypt were named as alternate trams.

Korea

Plunket Shield wins for Otago, Canterbury

Wellington, Jan. 9. Olago and Canterbury both gained narrow wins In Plunkel Shield cricket matches today.

On a pitch taking spin at Dunedin, Otago bent Northern Distelets by 22 runs, and at Neiron, Canterbury, after trail-, fr en first innings, rallied to best Central

mins.

Details are:

Districts by 35

Al Duned: Otago 144 (A. F. Lisette 7-45) and 184 (Lisett 4-64) bent Northern Districts 121 (J. Alabaster 6-30) and 135 (Alabaster 5-31, A. Moir 5-741 by 72 rune.

Canterbury 251

At Nelson: (K Homson 62, M. Chapple 02, S. Guillen 57; G. Bartlett 5-72) and 198 (Chapple 60 not our

beat Central D. Board 5-03) Districts 257 1. Legat 115) and 157 by 35 runs.-China Mail Special,

loses in Swedish final

Stockholm, Jan. 10. Lee Kin-tai, Malayan holder of the London Open Cham pionship, was defeated in the

final and singles doubles semi-finals in the Swedish Open Badminton Championships here to-

day,

Beril Glon

15-9 in the

After beating (Sweden) 15-11. Imen's singics semi-finals, Lea I was defeatxt 15-5. 17-14 in the, final by another Swede, Berndt | Dahlberg.

THE CHINA MAIL, MONDAY, JANUARY 11, 1960.

Exhilarating

Rugby in Taipan's match

CBF's TEAM CAPTURE MANSERGH TROPHY WITH NARROW WIN

In

OVER H.R. CLELAND'S XV

an exhilarating game played on Saturday before a keen crowd that included His Excellency, the Governor, Sir Robert Black, the CBF's XV narrowly defoated Mr H. R. Cleland's XV by eight points (one goal, one try) to six annual points (one try, one penalty goal) to win the fixture known as the "Taipan's match."

After the game Sir Robert Black presented the Mansergh Trophy to the captain of the winning team, "Spike" Winn.

wings.

of

their

In the curtain raiser, on which; in the cenite' looked very good, and the ball travelled It must be admitted it would though Inclined to starve have been better had the curtain dropped. the AOC's XV em fented the Commissioner Police's XV by eight points (one seal, one try) to thre points (one penalty goal).,

H.R. Cleland's XV v. CBF's XV

Terock

Bennett at full-back in the Talpan's

25 XV produced usual excellent defence and gave his threen all the Cover they needed.

Injured

out to Bennett on the wing with Mc- Donate joining in this movement to make the extra man. Bennett 58 the premier wing three in the Colony, justided his reputation as he streaked away, outpacing the defence to score in The corner. No conversion. 3-3.

Repeat movement

The victorious CBF's XV with the Mansorgh Trophy at the conclusion of the annual Taipan's match. They are (from left to right): Back row-Munts, Bennett, Stovon, Fitzgerald, Winn (Captain), Davies, Wylie, Roberts. Front row-Simpson, McDonald, Hurst, Brookes, Davies, Babbington, Tancock-China Mail Photo.

Davica

advance there leams well in Neither wet of halves looked really happy' and the threes.and try and give them a run-

out as a team. never settled down.

The packs played as eight men

His opponent McDonald, white not so outstanding had a good game, and late in the Orst half baran to join in with his thrces

a further scope.

also It w to make the extra man.

Five minutes later the move- missed two penalides narrowly.

The Talpan's XV in their furn this which finally proved to nent was repented with the ball much for the Talpan's XV.

travelling this time in the other lauretsed a strong attack but

This of course, because of last direction to Brookes who found they too proved to have a band | himself, after a good run, with case of "thumbritis,” dropping a side, with the result that there week's crowded programme was but anyway with only Bennett to bent. A lovely the ball when nearing their goal was much hacking and scrambl- of possible,

The game ended with the ing in the forwards, while the the big game of the afternoon sidestep took him past Bennett

the Tatpan's XV sill trying desper- | them could not And and he touched down near

thepardng touch, and slung the bal! McDonald Posty

converted. Jately to snaich victory in

İclosing minutes, Orsier and anywhere.

Howe, both of whom played well, In the second half the Tai-stored a strong foot-rush that CBF teorn really nan's XV low Dixon after a had the

thereafter worried, but with only yards to minutes and Though they were always try-go the CBF's team got it and the tucked it safely away into louch ing. and looking for chance to score by playing an 10 save the day for their side.

they missed the open rame, extra man

few and

Both teams throughout this match played open, attractive

The Taipan's pack also suffer- rugby. The CBF" team had a

an steady monopoly of the bail in the second half when

Injury robbed them of Dixon. from the lineouta, due mainly who until then had been one 8-3. to a fine game by Wine, with of their strong points. Muniz na usual giving him

Three minutes from the Start Firong support.

the CUF's three fumbled a pass and Martindale got the ball and Behind them Dahlberg and Glans beat Lee Davies combined smoothly to get went tearing away upfield to be and Nils Janson (Sweden) the bail out well and quickly to stopped just short of the he. 10-15, 15-8, 15-1 in the men's the walling threes. But although There was 1 scrum, and the doubles semi-anals, but were

there

thre? | CBF's XV were penalized were plenty of thermolves hinten 13-4, 15-4 In

moves by the CDF's backs there | "reet-up". This gave Bede-Cox The final by the Danish pair, were also plenty of Indifferent an easy conversion. 0-3. Fion Robberce and

and Poul passes which went astray Nielsen.

these gave the Talpan's XV, who were tackling well, a chans to break away, or slop the CBF's

it

fully mtluck before launched.

Other title winners were: Ladies Singles-Eva. Petters-

on (Sweden) beat Berit Olsson (Sweden) 6-11, 11-9, 12-10.

Ladies

Doubles Olsson and

Ingrid Dahlberg (Sweden) beat Lundgren and Lizziv Jane Berggren (Sweden) 15-3, 16-4.

Mixed Doubles-Paul Nielsen (Denmark) and Bodil Sterner (Sweden) beat Bendi Dahlberg Ingrid Dahlberg 15-9, 15-12.-Reuter.

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Wat

Lion's share

The Talpan's XV with Keilt hooking well, had the Hon's share of the scrums. With John- son playing a grand game at stand-off, they always looked the more dangerous in posses ion. Chapman and Martindale

for

This upset the CBF XV and Chapman put the Taipan's XV) the Taipany's XV pressed homeback into the pleture when he their advantage with a series of broke through on his second at- tempt and took the ball up- strong atineks.

smart interpussing eld In a

with movement

Martindale Finally the tall was sent out to Bede-Cox who scored well out, but failed to convert. 8-6.

Bede-Cox missed two long and alfeult penalties, and then Martindale again broke through and made for the Ilne, but

caught will inches to

ro by a beautiful Snckle by Tancoch.

Poor handling

Thereafter play swung back The CBF's XV attacked in into the Taipan's half of the field, their tum but again poor handle

of the threOS | and from a serum just inside ing in the centre half-way, the CBFs XV beeled (robbed them of their chances of

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BIG SCORE BY AUSTRALIANS

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Bangalore, Jan. 10. Australian wicket - keeper

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Scrappy

their proving such an unqualifed Auccess these annual Axturen have now MOTO than proved their worth,

In the evering the two teams from the major match, along enter- Overall the game

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