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INTERNATIONAL RUGBY

shake the

Ireland can shake

French champions at Paris on Saturday

By JOHN COTTRELL

If ever the outcome of a rugby international seemed clear-cut it is the meeting of France and Ireland in Paris on Satur- day. Ireland have lost every match this season; France are unbeaten and victory will give them a share of the International Championship with England.

Remember, too, that France | (hrir ewn ground at Lansdowne completely outplayed Scotland Road, Dublin, anel Wales at Murrayßeld ant Cardill respectively, while Iro- land lost to both countries on

E. ZONE DAVIS CUP

India beat

Ceylon

Colombo, Apr. 4. India won the doubles today and gained a winning 3-0 lend against Ceylon In the first rond of the Eastern Zone of the Davis Cup.

than Mick English—and deadly accurate place-kicker,

Burs that these Irink- men will put up a tremendous battle al Colombes, not

to win honour, but to avoid ̧dla- STADO.

Yet, I believe Ireland have the all-round strength to cause the biggest upset in this season of surprises and end Franco's glorious man of vis- tortes which, in two seasons

They are still smarting Iron and a summer, has seen them Scotland's first victory in 'Tro- heat South Afries and win Übe | Jand for 27 years, and they International Championship have lot to all turco home countries for the Arst Lime since 1958.

outright for the first time. Franco have never had such

a wealth of talent in first-ciesz rugby. They have used $3 players in their muccesses of tho

Thrilling battle

Inter- national Championship. Victory would at least make Scotiand share the wooden spoon with them.

The stance

of

victory

WORLD'S TOP SHOTPUTTERS

Defeat now would make this last two seasons, While other Ireland's most disastrous season countries stuck to a winning | since 1919-20 when they lost all team, Franco were able to pro four matches. in the it by making six changes for their last match against Wales.

Their strength Her in their fast and furious forwards and serum-half Lacroix who, con-

Everything hinges on what biring with the re-arranged promises to be the most thrilling back row of Mocha, Celaya and forward battle of the season. It

responsible for Ireland WAS

can hold the frisky- three of the four tries scored at Frenchmen in

the loose, they A

and have tho Cardiff,

superior psLÜ power behind the rum to gain a nutnow victory,

Raunthan Krishnan and Naresh Kumar beat Bernard Pinto and Rupert Ferdinands! Crasute, 6-3, 6-4, -1.

ziow

Incila will

meet Thailand in the semi-finð).--- Reuter.

A mystery

Ireland, however, have the most impressive-looking pack of the home countries, They dominated the greater part of

Japan to play the games against Ergland and

Pl in

Manila

Tokyo, Apr. 4. The Japan Lawn Tennis As- ociation said today Japan has agreed to play the Philippines in Manila in the second round the For East Davis Cup turtament,

aid it has

of

Wales and that they did so tr vain is

of the mystery

the

season.

Happily surprised

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But with the French backs always lying well up, the Iristi will need to open up the game wit, the boot rather than hand. And above all, they can- not afford to miss any more scoring chances.

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porters of England and Wales have argued that a team that falls

scoring Lake lin changes does not deserve to They win, however unperlor may be in midfield. At the same

14

Championship standings

time it should The Association

be noted that luck has been sent a reply on Sunday to the firmly against the Irish as Philippine

As was last season, Lawn Tennis

England sociation necepting the

On the field, the ball has

France Manila

mrely bounced in their favour. Wales site and April 23-25 date us

Or the field, injuries have Scotland auquested by the Philippines,

denied Ireland of the services Ireland- of skipper and hooker Ronnie Dawson atui three fast and

threequarters, dangerous Brophy, Flynn and O'Reilly.

Now Ireland are almost at Daveon, full strength again.

Japan play South Korea in the first round here on April B-10.-AP.

U.S. names Davis

Cup squad

the Lions, is there to Inspire the forwards, Flynn plays in the centre and Brophy comes in on the wing.

And their problems at half- back seem to have been solved San Francisco, Apr. 4.

by the return for the Welsh Fourteen U.S. tetuis players | match of fly-half Seumus Kelly were selected today as pus- who won his three previous

US. caps in 1034 and 1955. the

He is faster and

mere penetrative

sible members Davis Cup team.

of

Only two of them, Barry. Mackay and Earl Buchholz, be- longed to the

team that last Japan almost out

year was beaten by Australia in the Challenge round.

Old-timers Tom Brown 37, of Junior Asian

and Bernard "Tut" Bartzen, 32, were aho named,

Others In the group were: Jolin Cranston, Cris Crawford, Donald Dell. Jon

Douglas, Myron Franks, Jack Frost, Ronald Holmberg, Cliton Moyne, Charles Mackinley and Whitney Reed, ---AFP.

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U.S. MEETING

Santa Barbara, Apr. 4. trio of America's world record-breaking shotput- ters Bill Nieder, Dallas Long and Parry O'Brien -will pit their strength against each other during the "Easter Relays" here on April 16.

Nieder set up the latest world record of 18.80 metres only last held it Saturday. Long had with 19.77 metres and O'Brien, who had held the world record for more than six years, recently cleared 19.33 metres.

other Dave Davis, the only American who hns 1 sholput Points record up for world confirma- FAon will not be competing. He 48 26

cleared 19,40 metres last month,

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O'Brien still holds the officia! world record with 19.30 metres,

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INTERNATIONAL SOCCER

England-Scotland match will be bitterly fought

London, Apr. 4.

The English and the Scots tackle each other on Saturday in one of their bitterest soccer battles since the games started 82 years ago. The reason: the archaic laws of British soccer.

England's selectors can order players from English club teams to play for their country. So they get the best available team.

if the clubs say "no"-then

Kuala Lumpur, Apr. 4. Japan drew 2-2 with the Philip- pines tonight in a Group “À”

The Scots, Irish and Welsh match of the second Junior selectors must first ask the per- Aslan Cup Boceer Tournamission of English cam bolone ment at the Merdeka Stadium. picking the men they want. Japan will meet Malaya in o key match tomorrow and unless "ne" it is and nobody can do she wins, Japan will be out of anything about it. the running for championship. A draw tomorrow by Malaya is enough for her to qualify for the final against the winners of Group "B"

Japan had the chances to win tonight but their forwards were off target, sometimes with easy scoring chances.

The Japanese had difficulty in adapting themselves to a wet ground owing to slight drizzle before the match-Reuter.

RUGBY RESULTS

London, Apr. 4. Results of tonight's Rugby Union matches were:

Llanelly 8, Swansea 3. Taunton 14, Llalete (FranINY) 3. Reuter,

This year Tottenham Hot-

spur, favourites for the Eng- Ish League Championship and a place in the European Cup, rejected Scotland's re- quest for three men. Tolten- kam wanted the players for sa League match against Everton on Saturday.

Without 3 stars

So Scotland

Info gocs

The match at Glasgow's Hampden Park Stadlum without three of its star-agalast D full- strength England team,

Dave Churnley, the British and Empire lightweight champion, added the European crown to his titles at Wembley last week when he defeated the holder, Marlo Vecchlatto, of Italy, who retired in the tenth round. Photo shows the holder going down in the tenth when he retired, with the new champion, Dave Charnley standing above him-Central Press photo.

MILESTONES OF SPORT

The 1949 Ryder

Cup match

When the late Samuel Ryder, millionaire Hertford- shire seed merchant, presented a handsome trophy for competition every two years between the golfing professionals of Great Britain and the United States he could have hardly have visualised the spread of interest the contest would create or the intense atmosphere that would be generated over the passing years.

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und Horan by one holes undreamed of nocomplish- ment.

Now the Ryder Cup match is Big Business, never so surely emphasised as in the most recent

necting last year in California. So up bright and early on the The husky Americans just off second day with our hopes flying their summer circus and the In- as high and proudly as the Union nocents Abroad from Britain Jack on the clubhouse flagstaff. were dined and wined up and A glorious sunny day, with a down the United States until | cooling breeze off the North Sea they finally landed at lush Palm coming in over South Bay. Miles Springs and a fantastic golf club of cars were streaming in from and course bulit out of the York in the West, Middles- desert,

brough in the North and Hull in For removed from this the South, but the stewarding the first Ryder Cup was good and orrangements for match after the last War. It crowd control had been well and took place at Ganton, York- truly made. ehire, and was sponsored by Wonder of wonders, at the the Scarborough Borough end of eighteen holes when the

sides Council. Both

were players came in for lunch Britain feeling their feet after the stood ahead in five the eight censation of hostilities, bat R į singles. was still a great occasion.

Alos, the infilativa was not Ganton is a wonderful rolling maintained, and the first results course set in the Dales with a to come in were depressing. unique focal point at the ninth First, second and third matches hole. Here six holes converge to the United States, then two and Upon

specialty-built for Britain. That was better. It grandstand it was possible to was like a General, Election and Watch almost half the day's play | excitement was at fever pitch.

Then the two countries had one success each. The score pix-five

0

without moving, Formidable company for Anseries, and the home coun-

was too

The Americans were a for- try needing to win the last game midable company, captained by to make it a tie. Tottenham belleved there was lanky Ed Dudley. There were The game was between Snead no chance of postponing Satur- Ben Hogan and Sam Snead, two and Faulkner, who had been day's League match against of the greats of all time, ple- down at the halfway stage. The Everion. The League rules turesque Jimmy Demaret, who Amerienn, however, said so.

outrivalled our own' Max Faulk-steady, maintained his advantage Then out of the blue Walverner in the variety and colouring over the final eighteen holes, and hampton won a postponement of the outts he wore, Ed won for the United States to of their match, also fixed for Alexander and Leo Diegel, with Laloo the Cup by seven matches Saturday, against West Ham his

sience when to vo United,

crab-like

putting.

Britain was captained by the inte Charles Whitcombe, and he had his brother Reg with him. Dal Reos, destined to play in so of these matches,

The Wolves, second to Talten ham in the League, argued they shouldn't be compelled to face West Ham with 0 below many more strength team-half-basics Bl

was there 100, and so werd Slater and Ron Flowers have Faulkner, the Imperturbable been picked for England.

cluin-smoking Sam King. Dick The Teague bosses took the Burlon and Alf Padgham - all almost unprocedented step of

of them now, with the excep- postponing the Wolves' League tions of Roes and

maybe match.

Faulkner regarded as the Old Cuard.

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Now the Scots, without three of their stars, are determined 40 shake England. And Forward John Whitc, halt crowd of 150,000-most of them back David Mackay and gool- cheering the Scole--will be kosper Bobby Brown are the urging them on.

thuno Tottenham stars mixing o It all adds up to a tough, chance of playing for Scotland. thrilling match-AP.

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UK soccer results

London, Apr. 4, Results of tonight's British football matches were:

ENGLISH LEAGUE Division I Mansfield 2, Coventry 4.

SCOTTISH LEAGUE Division I Dunfermlio 1, Klimarnock

Our hopes were high at the end of the first day for the foursomes had been halved, a much better result than wa ever anticipated by our match. rusly professionals. Rees and 9. Faulkner were the heroes for they actually beat Snead and Reuter.

by Barry App-leby

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