1960-02-01 — Page 8

Peruvian XI....3

THE CHINA MAIL, MONDAY, FEBRUARY

1960.

Combined Chinese....1

PERUVIAN PASSING PARADE

Visitors'

football man-to-man too polished for the Combined Chinese

By I. M. MacTAVISH

How good are these Peruvians?

That was one of the main questions being asked on all sidós after the South Ameri- cans had ambled to the second victory of their Hongkong series by beating the Combined Chinese more decisively than the 3-1 score suggested when they played before

Stadium Hongkong another capacity crowd at the Saturday afternoon. Frankly

and I still admit this after seeing the visitors

I don't know just how good they are.

twice

They hav

genes in

fortably.

ball

two won their Hercong very com- They have słown

their ball control; unezany positional play is of a hlyn standard!

they pass the from man to man with excep tional areurey...you there is the lingering doubt #5 Lo whether they would be able to show the aime polish If they were being harassed.

many

on

Kwok-wah

The local boys were quickly stopped in tracks and ruefully shook his on the attack and their slick early head as he misplaced another ball play gave them an

The tans gave vital pass. He had done it, so advantage.

timen that it seemed them plenty of vocal encouragO= the ball иде deliberatelynient and in the 15th minute a Icusing him.

great cheer grecled Hongkong' Lum Sheung-yee was another Grst goal against the visitors.

Chouk-yin started You who never mettled down to

and was constructive game and frequent move

right on

.

was slow, poor goalkeeping cumbersome and unimaginative In everything he did and even when he moved to the inside- right berth in the second half he showed very little improve

SECOND TEST MATCH TO CONTINUE DESPITE RIOT

Port of Spain, Jan. 31.

The second Test between England and the West Indies here is to continue -despite the riot which halted play 75 minutes early yesterday.

Play during the last three days (

of the match will Begin half an hour before the scheduled aldrt to make up for the time lost yesterday. These arrangements were made Loday during a meeting be- tween R.W.V. Robins and Peter May, the MCO'

and STRIA OF spectively, and

Indios Board sill wished the match tol be played Trinidad, they would no objectionE,

Lay raise

caplain ro members of the Wrat Indies Cricket Board of Control. Also discussed was tho fifth It was revenfod after today's Test which is duo to be meeting that the two umpires mitch werO for the Barrent played here from March 28-

and Poter prepared to continue-Reu- 32. Mr Hobins

fer. said that if the West May

COLONY OPEN INTERNATIONAL SOFTBALL

SQUASH CHAMPIONSHIP

The

the the

1980 Colony Open squash championship will begin on Monday, Febru ary 16, at the Victoria Barracks squash courts. Added interest will be given to the Championship this year by the presence of Captain

British amateurs, Also parti- G. Coffey, clating will be D. the previous whner, G. H. P. Pritchard, previous finalist, and possibly other prominent Ser- vice players.

M. J. Perking, one of the leading

# eroon went up after 24 minutes when Szeto Yiu pulled down Montalvo the penalty Arca and without hesitation referee Darbyshire pointed to the penalty spot. It was an

Entries for the Championship absolutely correct decision.

close at 6 p.m. on Monday, Montalvo took the kick himself | February 8, and Intending com-

ly he overkicked his forwards apot to snap up a perfect return In boll games in Hongkong with heavy beeftrust clearances. pas froin Wong Chi-keung and The other big disappointmentertek a Bine shot in the net. ther have been faced by

who camo Colony aides strangely de- was Lee Yuk-lak

foutball Leung Wal-hung wastod ficient in fghting spirit and on back to representative Saturday they were helped after lung absence. The East-scoring chance a 1tle later and along the way to victory by em centre-forwurd Home Very by Wal Fal-kim. The keeper was badiy at fault with the second and third goals but what was much more im- portant was that his generally ment. shaky work had a very upsetting effect on his mates. He mis- handled the bell time and again. |- On three accensions he dropped it right in the path of advancing outstanding Peruvian forwarts and he was very fortunate Indeed to see the ball scrambled 10 safely by desperate colleagues.

Unforgiveable

Outstanding player

Cher Fai-hung was the

Chinese

player

on view and if some of his mates had shown just a fraction of his enthusiasm and determination the shaping of the result might have been very different. Chan worked tirelessly and tackled like liger from start to finish. Furthermore,

11 WAS us: He must have been

sadly dis- forgiveable for a player of Wai

appointed at the luck of response Fat-kim's wide experience to the received. take the fleld on a wel overcast

Tim: afternoon such

It was good to see Lau

d's last Satur- having a better game. Ile, like

day without gloves. Overnight Chan Fal-hung, strove mantully of the fortunes morning rain had to swing the and carly

Fame and it was made the playing surface very

certainly

Combined heavy fault of his that the slippery and when the

finished on the losing

and with precision placed his

shot in the corner of the net.

Four minutes later the visitors took the lead. A fast rightwing attack left the bail at Bricene's feet.

The big winger pivoted and sent an angular shot goal- wards from the touchline.

Goalkeeping errors

look

To the consternation of the local fans Wai Fat-klm mis- Judged it completely and the ball dropped into the hack of the net. A fine shot

.. but! rank bad goalkeeping turned it into a spectacular goal and it was one which took a lot of the sleam out of the lobal side. rain returned midway through Chinese

The score remained unchanged the Arst half i was rather side.

interval and both Once again the forward line until the international see an tragic to

the Advantage of once again sides Koalkeeper waving frantically mistired...and for an uificial 10 run to the dressing room and bring him pair of gloves. The official in his turn had to And the man with the key and while all this was going on Wal twice mis- handled the greasy ball in dis- concerting fashion.

Such things d 1sttle to Inspire confidence in the other defenders.

+

This time tho Hongkong boys can have no alibi. They got off to a good atari, gave

the lead

Yin Cheuk-yin tried everything substitution agreement to bring

in two fresh players, he knew lo link it up into

Any hopes Hongkong had of the game disappeared something resembling the Com-

Chinese front ranks of saving ined

this toiling three mahutes after the re-start days gone by. and scheming went for nothing when Garcia cut into the penalty

his many of cleverestres from the left wing and had the satisfaction of seeing his moves were

col- wasted on laguce who simply did not angular shot slip under Wal Fai- kim's diving body and into the net. This was another bad goal- keeping error.

very

and

understand them

Leung Wai-hung promised rauch and his lour raking strice looked menacing but

The visitors were now much on

inckling Peruvians plenty of Exemplary conduct much

in

top and twice the

pettors are requested to send

in their entries on the official catry forms, accompanied by entrance fees of $3 each to any of the following:

G. H. P. Pritchard-Gilman &

A. A. Malden-General El÷U- tri Co, Ltd.

U.S.A.

Hill, Allison win Buenos Aires sports car race DEATH OF ONE DRIVER MARS EVENT

Buenos Aires, Jan. 31. American Phil Hill and England's Chiff Allison teamed to win easily the 1,000 kilometres City of Buenos Aires sports car rabo today. The race was marred by the death of one driver, Harry Blanchard, who has been living in the United States.

་ ་

The winners of the racu drove, overall race and also won the

1000ce class. 8,000ee Italian Ferrari, Another Identical car of the #2), from Bania Monica,

team officiel Ferrari factory

California, and Allison of driven by United States Paul Brough, Westmoreland, took Ginther and German Wolfgang the lead in the 37th lap sud Von Trips, finished second.

never relinqüished it, Sweden A revolutionary Joaquim Bonnier of

new light- and cirahum 1 of England; welght Italian Maserati 2800

German

Porsche driven by Americans Masten Gregory' and Dan Gurney led in

piloted

+

1500ce to third place

upset Portugal

one of best matches seen for a long time

By OLLY VAS

Jin

in

tha

What was undoubtedly one of the best, not THE best International soft-

ball match ever played for a long time, was witnessed over the Chinese New Year holidays when the U.S.A. upset Portugal 4-2 to earn the right to go into the Easter final play-off against China.

The Chinese boys had a surprisingly easy passage to the final round against an uninspired Philippines nine whom they beat 14-0 in the other semi-final game.

As for the ladies' match China won the first of the three-game series against Portugal by a convincing 16-9 score, Olive Yuen claiming mine strikeout victims,

In the only league game play ed off during the weekend, Dodgers made sure of the junior D. Step-Public Works De-league title with a convincing portment,

Major. Bowman....HQLF. Cap M. Perkins 49th Field Regt RA.

The draw will be made February 8 at 530 pm.

on

HERB ELLIOTT. WINS THE 880

IN SLOW TIME

Melbourne, Jan. 30. Australian mile star, Herb Elliott, cleared out to a GO-yard win in an "A" Grade inter-club 880 yards event at the Melbourne University today. Having

16-1 win over the Stardusts.

A good crowd, including strong contingent from the sla tlon ship "Renville" turned out to watch. the

USA-Portugal Men's International game.

The American team, prising Balfors from the "Renville", soon showed that they would be a force to be reckoned with, carly in the match

com-

The first balter up, Selby, was struck out by Vic Pedruco, Yardley was tossed out at firs

an infield play and lend

foul-upped to close USA laning.

031

Bow-

the

Lai

from

ning

nité

second and the fourth upened with the Luitinians enjoying I zero lead.

With two outs registered already, Huskins again knocked the ball out of the park, this time for a ground-rules double. but Tracy could only manago to hit a ball which dropped

to

outfelder's straight glove for the inning to end.

It was 2-0 for Portugal minutes later for in their turn Inning at bat in John Pereira scored, with one away on

an overthrow by a Navy infelder after Azevedo was tossed out at first..

ari

this carne

USA fight back

The Ath Inning w

ball

the

Winter Olympic Games torch

on its way

Copenhagen, Jan. 31. The Winter Olymple torch,

afler

a sensational manner during the

| first part of thb race.

Collided

However, when Gregory iloved Gurney after 28 laps, he queldy lost the lead to Allison. The Maserati broke down on the trouble 67th Jap with gearbox and after this the official Fer- rari team had no challenger,

Belgian Blanchard. with lived in Greenwich, Comuito- dent, where he was a Volks- wagen dealer, was killed . on the first lap, when, his luched over thrée lines after a collision.

car

Blandchard's Porsche colllded with another Porsche driven by Heinl Walter of Switzerland and Blanchard's car rolled over, crushing him

HI this the time.

wond race the last the Ferrari, teamed with the late

Peter Collins of England.

Sunday's

counts

for

points in the annual Car Manu- futurera Championship.

The Italians pair of Gino Munaron and Antonino Todaro, driving a Ferrari 3000ce, won the Grand Tourism Class.

The results

Following are the official "final standings of the racy:

1 Phú HM, 10A CHỈ aniosh England. 0:17:12:1 for 105 Jans with

| AA, Average, speed of 150,720 klame- itres per hour

2. Wolfgang Von Trips, West Ger- many: Paul dinther, U.S.A.. €37.422, sad 105 lape,

15. Joachim Bormler, Sweden; Gras ham til, England. 0:17ALS and JO1 laps

Lare Barberis, brazil;

West GeMAY £117.47 and 101 inps.

5. Pedro Von Dory and "Osike”

cene of 100000 Clas

an hour's layover Christan Hieng, here, tonight continued on board the airplane "Yngve both of Argentina, 0:17:44.3 and 100 Viking" its route to Los Christiani

over the North Angeles Pole.

The torch, which was lit at

Doethals, Belgiven and Kurt Delftme, West Goncato',

7. Hans Hermezin, Vert Gezzwart, and Meurice Trintignant, TTRODO, 10:17:40.0 and 93 dupe.

6:20:53.0 and 100 Lbs.

B. Hugo Miestrstil and Alberto both of Argentina 6:37:39

Med Astondo

C)

Sinddre Nordheim in Gino Marron

Ed DNE Americans back in the game the chalot of Norwegian ski Gomez when King pushed Midstoke pioneer across the plate, with one away, the Morgedal Valley: Norway. Todaro, both at Ionly, 6:17425 and on a fine hit to right-field and today, was flown to Copenhagen 03 laps. Winners of Grand Tourin

from Oslo.

10. Husenke Von Hammerteio and it was now 2-1. In Portugal's turo at

After holding the losers score- Upon its arrival at the Los Hubert Bolmen, both of West Gar-

many, 0:2015 and 30 ibps, International Airport Ugo Tesa and Silvano Turva; up for less in the other half of this Angeles popped Dick Chaves

helicopter will both of Italy, 6:19:13.5 and 83 Japa Manuel inning the sailors tied up the tomorrow. the initial "out"

avler worked Navy pitcher ball game. There were two puts transport it to the city's Olympic-AP. King for a base on balls but a already, in the top of the sixth stadium, the Memorial Coliseum. when the heredible Hunkins From there It will be carried One throw beat Xavier to the

thr bit again

over mainly by runners to Squaw only his second base as he tried to steal to pee- the fence for the third time. Valley, California, site of the start in his comeback bid for end. Robert Remedies also got Tracy doubled to push Hunkins 1960 Winter Olymple Games.— Olympic selection. Elliott did a walk and advanced to second cross and the "Renville boys AFP. not attempt to make fest on Danny Gosano's hit but, sented in the stands went wild time and was clocked at one with two on, Portugal could not with glee. minute 62.2 seconds well

turn this to their advantage as side the Australian record.

Peter d'Almada could only hit Running into a stiff headwind a weak grounder for tho alde to the 21-year-old world mile be retired. record-holder scorched over the Arst 140 yards in 53.5 seconds, But he steadied on the last lap and only jogged through the tape.

0112

Two birds with

one ball

A triple

Both sides failed to add to

the score in the seventh and Third successive the game went. Into extra fime,

In the top of the eighth came

Japan's Davis Cup team

Tokyo, Jan. 31. Three Japanese Davis Cup contestants for 1960 were selected today following a four day tournament played at Tokyo's Meiji Shrine courte,

The fourth member wil bo selected and dinoutood by the Japan Lawh Tennis Association on Feb. 3.

Those who will represent

competitions are:

Los Angeles, Jan. 31. Pancho Gonzales captured his third successive match of the new pro tennis tour last night by beating Japan in the 1000 Davis Cup former Australian star

Osamu Ishiguro, Kelo Univer- Ken Rosewall 6-4; 6-4, besity graduate, third ranking fore 8,311 fans at the 1050 singles player and the only man with Davis Cup ex- Sports Arena.

perience.

In faet ha achieved very woodwork kept the ball out of little whlic Lo Kwok-tal

the Chinese goal after the de- да good as ther got, and never settled down.

fence had beesi split wide open actually scored the first goal, For the recond timie little!

and Wal Fat-kim beaten. The While they were in

Wong Chi-keung was blotted Peruvians were content to play well enough but out of the play by close mark-exhibition football and they they played

the physical Ing. He lacked

minde they

one inspired treated the crowd to some' clever the visitors pass which brought the Chinese stuff even if it was never very strength to match when it came to moving the their opening goal. That was thrilling.

the heart-breaker for Portugal. pro tennis win about, They Just about the sum total of all ball rainsoakeri

In the top of the accond with two outs Rowland got on VERDICT: close his hard running... but, oh

The pirouetting

inning, lead-off butter Hunkins after an error by shortstop for Gonzales also played much

Peruvians were easy winners.

connected solidly for a triple, Onatro Souza Hunkcim liked particularly in attack how he tried.

The present visitors" have done

"I didn't go out for any fast, sending the ball out of the ball a towering fly, ball át right and and this gave the hard

Lo Cruse the bitter time today. I only wanted to park, but was caught off base v tu

John everyone's horror memories of the Djurgardens have a bit of a run,” he said a fine bit of inter-play between Pereira mufted this easy catch opportunity to step in and clear

The South

attractive Inter-China Mail Special They play Americans con series.

catcher d'Almada, pitcher for Rowland to score, Hunking their lines.

fred per

football without arty

l'etiruco anal infelder Chaves made for home on Tracy's single carlier impression modern

embellishments Main worry

that they were very competent embarrassing

who spoiled USA's chanco of to score USA's fourth rum footballers. and I hope one of our teams

getting their opening run, Tracy accomplished

The Americans pulled off a again the main and But once

Lipped the extends them enough to let us

鼗 foul ball into double play with one away and worry was the want of fighting trained and coached

the unewer

question.... How

d'Almada's love, Denny walk-one on to end the game in the spirit and rallying leadership in modern manner.

these Peruvians?.... well good are

ed and Mitstoke fled out to bottom of the eighth, to emerge They again showed T the Chinese side.

John Pereira right-fielder of positional The game was excellently re- player was dispossessed he gave developed sense

as worthy wimmers of a top- much more fereed by Mr Darbyshire-in hend killed two birds with one close the inning with the score- up the chase tund when a paco play but probably

International in which notch ult that was spite of the crowd!

board still blank, for the Hunkins stole all the honours was carried away from him for important than

drive here today. The teams

Whitehead's shot had travell-Portuguese boys nito falled to na play good football in a sporting almost

make any headway against the by his fantastic buiting dis- ed about 140 yards from the ice allora defence.

play. though they had started off with way. There was

XI: PERUVIAN

Carpenn. when the ball struck the birds. and absence et cheap dromats and Calenzani, Andrade (substitute). Both dropped to

Gresham, King and Selby Interiority complex

the ground gamesmanship simply could not be convinced unsavoury

were retired in order in the Gonzales, dead-Reuter. Botuarie, Bollvar,

third iming and in the Bottom Drago

balf of this

inning same Portugal jumped into the lead. Chaves got on base via an in- field irror, ciclo second, ad vanced to third when Kirvier wall fosted out tit first zirid fleri camo Remedina double to left field. Gosano and d'Almada failed to

All Hongkong Peruvians at 11.K. push Remedios across the plate stadium, à p.m.

As soon as a

too often he let it go without a flight. It seemed

an

to their very obvious desire

refreshing

that in many of the essential hele play and their field con- Briceno, Garcia,

every bit of duet wad exemplary,

They were a big strong side (Urdaniga) Carrasco, Montolva,

skills they were

Bethlehem, Jan. 31. Local golfer George White-

Chess News

good as the opposiilen.

Wal Fat-klm was not the yet they did not exploit their COMBINED CHINESE: Wal only failure in the lionskoog | physical advivatages unfairly oerd | Fat-kim, Szeto Yiu (Law Pak), sido. In the second half Lee it was a joy to see the referee's Lee Kwok-wah, Chan Fal-hung,

decisions being accepted with- Lau

Lam ShenE-VEC

Solution No. 5759; 18xP ch out bickering and demonstru- Wong Chi-keun, Lo Kwok-tag-RI; 2 BXP chi, ER:

(Kwok Moon-wah), Lee Yuk-

wins. In Carpens they had a real-lak, Yiu Cheuk-ytn, Leung Wal-3 ch. K—K¢1; 4 Q=K14 ch

Rose de Bahama wins Indian

Derby

tion.

ly grand personality goal- hung.

keeper. and In Andrade, Taluarie, Bolivar, Briceno, Márcia and Drago they boast- da talented performers who were bard pushed by The others in thin, testa for any special merit marks that may

be going.

Bombay, Jan 31. English Jockey Bus Ticknby rode the Maturidub of Idar's

Haturday's Inclement weather Ally Rose de Bahama to a short did not dump the, enthusiasm Bead victory in the Indian of the Colony's coger fans tudt Derby, run over one and a healt

early arrivais at the

stadium miles, at the Mahalukent race

were entertained to some foot- coupe here today.

Rose de Baharad snatched her ball in the grand old fashioned manner by the Non-Chinese and

third classic victory in a photo Chinese Old Crocks art then the Andah with Pride of Andhra. Rhis ud Daula was third, ond Stanley Training Centre bond

and a half lengths way.

The Maharajah's Ally, which

of

a by Flower Dust out Bahama, had previously won the 2,000 Guinoa stad tie Ouka,

There were 12 fundiera China Madl Special

took OVET with musical offering.

stirring

To Excellency, the Governor, Sir Robert Black was guest of Honour and the players, wort to him before the presented kick-off?

Tim,

London Express Service.

TUE GAMBOLS

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SHO NEVER REMEMBERS THE TIME WE ASKEA TO MEET

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to

Sports Diary

Diner, in honour of the visiting Peruvian footballers at Chikin How- home an } taurant, 8 p.m.

WEDNESDAY Football

Barry Applebyg

PIVEN FONKOTZEN

EME BUD SAFE

ANNET ME

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WHERE DID

WE ARRANGE

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Lobe

third

In the first match, played Joh Furuta, Kansal Gakulo under the one-bounce rule, University student and fourth Alex Olmedo odgod veterani | ranking 1959 national students Tony Trabert 0-3, 0-4. It singles player.

Totu Ichiyama, the second time ained Thursday that Olmedo hud de- University student and feated Trabert in straight sets. ranking 1959, national- students

singles player jamAP, – Gonzales teamed with Olmedo to defeat Trabert and Rowall 10-7 In an abbreviatel doubles Match; The máich was cut short Deciilse of latenews,. It

agreed the first team to win 10 games by at least two games would be declared the WÍNKET 1- UPI.

Cooking, Problems Solved

WITH GAS

Australian horse-racing sprint record

Melbourne, Jan. 30. The Australian G1⁄2 furlongat record was smashed for the second time today when Small Time won the Barton Handicap (Sectad Division) at, Chuffleld:"; In the First Division of DN race Royal Artist brøke the previous Australian record-by 1/10th wood but he will někde have, his - tiamo in

the reconă

Bator Susan op Mood"}

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Small Tunerîn we ви furlongs in 1,3-1/10/which, it 1/5th of a pócolich faster, than the récord, shared by. Adélutá and Dubbo and 1/10th second ANIMACHINE MALÍ speciál,

Chats than that, of Hol