1960-04-07 — Page 8

THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, APRIL 7, 1960.

Wales beat Ireland

STILL HAVE CHANCE TO SHARE HOME SOCCER INTERNATIONAL TITLE

Wrexham, Apr. 6.

Wales beat Ireland 3-2 in their soccer

international here tonight. Wales led 1-0 at half-time from a goal by:

Medwin, who put them further ahead after 12 minutes of the second half. Jones made it 3-0 for Wales from the penalty spot.

Then Ireland come right buck dramatic phase in which 2013 int the one with n plendid Loals had narrow escapen.

This victory gives Wales the Beutler by Bingham and a

ilome shoring the penalty goal scored by their chance of

Championship. were international cupen Bilbachlower, but minhle to equalise surb a phat provided Scotland and Fogland

GLOW #1 Hampden j'hrk Saturday.

French army retains the Kentish Cup

Landun, Apr. 6." The French ariny tonight rem The Arty Footbal f.it.l

Kruten Cop" defeating the Irish zonY 2-1 at London's Cheke football ground. Half-

ere was 0-0

Medwin's first-half goal- scored after only 3% minutes result of a defence- wn the

by move Initiated Inside-left Vernon and finish-

spiliting

ed off by

Inside-right thi

Woosham, who nedgrd delicate past: lo Medwin for stum It the right-winger to ulel

the Into the roof af nel.

Missed chance

skies

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It is a popularity poll organised by the China Mail, and nomination coupons will be accepted until the closing date to be announced later.

are:

The two qualifications for nomination

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(2) Sportsmanship on the field of play. Nominations should be addressed Editor, China Mail, Wyndhain Street.

To the Editor, China Mail.

to

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My nomination for Hongkonge's Footballer of the Year, taking into account his playing ability and sportsmanship on the field of play, is:

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end of the DI This was the thud vei run-, searing at the sing the French and won the half, with Ireland's right-winger Kentish Ch

i played McParland hitting the under- wha Jur by the Frenci, British and side of the Welsh bar only t Belgian armies -AFP.

sce the bali clered upüeld, while Woosnam missed I] #lorkas opportunity, of putting Wales further ahead.

NOTICE

THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB

11TH RACE MEETING 1959/60

Owners are reminded that Declarations of sturters and riders for the First Day close Office, the Secretary's Happy Valley, at 10.00 an

nt

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Friday, 8th April, 1960.

A. E. ARNOLD,

Secretary.

Hong Kong. 6th April, 1968.

After a period of serappy lay at the samt of the secorul half, Wales sotiled down and it Medwin. we mi long befor

The

{ receiving a long pass on

right wing cut in to beat goûl- keeper Gregg with, a great toy drive from 35 yards to cre Wales lead after 57 minutes,

In the 65th minute Jones converted a penalty awarded when he was bowled over in the area by Cunningham,

Then came Ireland's first goal Billy Bingham headert a when 67th minute gual tren a Blanch- flower free-kick. Thirtern minutes inter

the Irish captai

a peulty kick rammed home

foul on Melroy. Riven for a Neuter.

(NOTE:

U.S.

No person is allowed to vote moro

than once in this poll).

Masters Golf Tourney gets under way today

Augusta, Apr. 6.

NINE CHILEAN CITIES PREPARE FOR WORLD

Santiago, Apr. 6,

Rangers in SOCCER CHAMPIONSHIPS

Scottish Cup Final

Glasgow, Apr. 6. Rangers today qualified to meel Kilmarnock in the Scottish Cup Final when. before a crowd of 70,900 at Hampden Park they deservedly heat Celtic

4-1 in the semi-final re- play.

Centre-forward Miller and teft-winger Wilson both scored 1 twice for Rangers, who were

held 1-t at half-time,

of

NOT CLASSICAL Though four Scotland's team 10 meet England- goalkeeper Haffey, right-back Mackay and centre-half Evann, of Celtle and right back Callow f Rangers--were on view, the football

classical. was rarely But what was lacking in quality was made up for in enthusiasm.

went

Nine Chilean cities are to share the "first prize" of sports the 1962

World Football Championships.

They will probably be: Arica, Antofagasta and La Berena, in the north; Santiago, Vina Del Mar and Valparaiso in central Chile; and Ran- cagua, Talea and Concepcion in the south. The matches will be played between May 30 and June 17, 1962. cokl and rainy months, which will be an advantage for teams from euld countries,

Provincial Chilean popula- tlom are very pleased with the decision to spread out the

and so Cambo

rive them chance to ace, applaud and boo, some of the great fool ball players.

B

'Nylon Mecca' Arlea, the first provincial cily to play host to a World Cup match here, is about 1.200 miles norili of Santiago, at the border. It is known

as the "Nylon Mecca," because since it made a free pori, It has required. the dubious honour of catering

for everyone in the petty smuggling of imported luxuries Into the rest of the country.

was

Some 430 miles to the south Is Antofagasta, a port of past splendours, whose strecta will once again be filled with cosmopolitan, transient popu lation.

It is a improve ter

given permission to open gam- river. Concepcion is about 310 ing has in a luxurious casing, milles, south of Sanlingo.

Asany argue that waste to bult or Bindla A

In the provinces, the sake of only two or three International tex. Sports lovers, bowever, Insist That thin In the chance to endow the country with plenty af aports grounds.

Next comes La Sererin, n city of numberless churches. For n few days, the din of church bella will be forgatten as the popula- tion vibrates with the thrills of Fouls, corners and goals.

Work on bringing the various staula up to standard has al- The National As usual, the most important ready started.

InStadion at Santiago is matches will te played

being Mar and enlarged to accommodate 100,000 Santiago. Vina Del

spectators instead of the present Valparaiso, with the fauls ir: the capital. 1

This and other work Is anttefpatet 40,000. thunt Brazil will play at El required to bring it up to inter- national standards is estimated Tranque and Playa Ancha, the to cost 459,000 escudos Valparaiso stadia.

Enlarged

►

£200,000).

(about

Of the other grounds, work ms those at Arica, Antofagasta

The arst of the southern cities and Concepcion, will have to

to play host to the teams will start from scratch.

The

Vul-

Rangers' defence through a most uncertain period now to getting what be Rancagua, heir the Teniente only meet to be enlarged rest

ever it wants from the Central copper mines. Talca, mainly Playa Anch Stadium at offer Celfie had equalised

World Cham-agricultural, follows and then paraiso will be increased to ac Authorities, the

steel and coal commodate 45,000 persons, In- through centre-forward Mochan pionship is still an unexpected Concepelon, m

stead of the preserit 15.000. beach also an midway through the first-half,

and very welcome windfall. centre which

This city

largest was niversity and Chile's Only recently Haffey, who today replaced Club.Niven in the international team

The 24th edition of the Masters Golf Tournament gets under way on Thursday with an entry list that reads as if it were an honour roll of golf.

THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB April Axture

11th Race Meeting

Saturday, 9th and Saturday, 16th April, 1960. (To be held under the Rules of the Hong Kong Jockey Club) THE PROGRAMME WILL. CONSIST OF 1 RACES (There will be 10 races on the 1st Day and 11 races on the 2nd Day} The First Bell will be rung at 1.30 pm, on the 1st Day. On the 2nd Day The First Bell will be rung at 11.30 am. and the Tin interval will be after the Fourth Race (1.30 p.m.)

The Secretary's Office at Alexandra House will elose at 11.45 ., on the 1st Day and at 10.00 a.m, on the 2nd Day.

MEMBERS'. ENCLOSURE

No person without an Admission Badge will be admitted. Admission Badger must be prominently displayed throughout the meeting.

The Masters has been an early- here since 1934, when Bobby Jones invited a few friends

the then-new for dry Auguste national course in combined tournament and sociol gathering.

UK soccer results

Wales

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

INTERNATIONAL

Ireland Pinyed at. Wredxham) ENGLISH LEAGUE Division I

Leicester Postponed froin March 201

Division

Derby County Division IV

Wednesday

Admission Badges at $10.00 each per day are obtainable only i on the written introduction of a Member. Admission Badges may be obtained during office hours from the Cash Sweep Ofices i of the Club at Queen's Bulding, Chater Road; 5 D'Agullar Street;

Livernol ADMISSION King's Roath North Point and 382 Nattan Roa BAGES WILL NOT BE ON SALE AT THE SECRETARY'S OFFICES.

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

Tifins will be obfalnuble at the Club House if ordered in advance from the No. 1 Boy (Tel. 72817),

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 admksion 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

Through Cash Sweep Tickets at $20.00 each for the 1st Day, $22.00 each for the 2nd Day and $42.00 each for both days inay be obtained from the Cash Sweep Offees at Queen's Building. Chater Road, 5 D'Agullar Street and 382 Nathan Road, Kowloon, during office hours,

Tickets reserved and available but not paid for by 10.00a.m. on Friday. Bih April, 1980, will be sold and the reservation cancelled for future Meetlugs.

Speck Cash Sweep Tickets on the Hong Kong Derby scheduled to be run on 30th April, 1900, nt $2.00 each may be obtained from the Cash Sweep Omices of the Clubs.

The office hours of the Cash Sweep Offices of the Club are an follows-

Queen's Building, Chater Road and 5 D'Aguilar Street, Hong Kong!--

Mondays to Fridays

9. to a p.m.

9 s.m. to 12.30 p.m.

.) to 11 am.

Stratford

:

C'e

Northampton

SCOTTISH CUP Semi-Anal replay Bagger Played at Hampden Park, wth

ners meet Kilmamice in neat

SCOTTISH LEAQUE Division I

2

It has grown into a great and financially rewarding golf

event but has retained a great deal of its original flavour, The field of players changes Ittle from year to year and the broad, flower-dotted golf course remains much the same.

Invited

to pect Enginnd on Saturday, was not at fault with any of the goals and made some good

PRVCA."

The final takes place at the same ground on April 23- Heuler.

CHESS

by LEONARD BARDEN

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(798)

Here is a position from actual play. Rinck to move and win.

London Espiere Series

Korea, Malaya

in Junior Asian

Soccer final

Kuala Lumpur, Apr. 6, morrow for the Junior Asian Soccer title. Korea defeated Singapore tonight. 4-1.

No one plays a the Masters wie hasn't earned the righ! either by winning one of the world's major championships in Korea and Malaya wit meet to- the post or by outstanding per- formances in the last year. This time x Americans who never in the Master's have played were invited along with

At stake with the title is the Feattering of new foreign golf champion's gold trophy worth

M$12,000.

ETS.

2.

1

*

And no

stranger to the de-.

The Koreans' cunning proved where manding, 0,850-yard par 36-30- too much for Singapore

by 3-1.

Tomorrow's first

Finance

Ring Magazine names at the chat merken

Dick Richardson

boxer of the month

New York, Apr. 6. Dick Richardson of Wales today was named "Fighter of the Month" by Ring Magazine for his technical knockout victory over Germany's Hans Kalbfell.

crown.

At La Serena, sanitary in- stellations have to im proved and field enlarged to accommodate 22,000. Other elties involved will undertake similar work.

Organisation of the World Football Championship matches stretches out thto many spheres of life through the co-ordinating committee, composed Gov ernment officials, Cabinet Mini- sters, Members of Parliament, chiefs of departments of the public administration, Mayors,

of the Na and the President tional College of Newspaper-

men.

To ship, according third

Richardson stopped the who dropped from German in the 13th round of 10th.

European their batile for the

In the bantamweight class Lee zruvyweight

The

Espinosa of the Philippines, de- Triomph bise guined Richardson fented by Japanese feather-† a No. 10 berth in the list of weight Kazuo Takayama, drop

contenders, heavyweight

Heped from Afth to seventh. Kenji replaced another Welshman, Joc, Yonekura of Japan moved up Erskine,

from eighth to th.

The rankings

The rankings [Americana undera otherwise indicately wret

Heavyweights: Champien Inge. mår Johansson +Sweden).

Financing of the champion- to an official declaration of the government Isated on January 30, 1950, is assured, and funds will be ovnil- able not only for building and enlarging stadia but also for such services as may be neces- sary.

Officials of the tourism de- partment estimate thai no fewer than 90,000 foreigners

will come to Chile for. the games,

Both Benny (Kld) Paret of Cuba and Federico Thompson of Argentina were promoted In the welterweight ratings kr their sparkling draw,

The overall plan of prepara- Paret was pushed up from

ilons includes construction of fourth to third and Thompson lengers Tom Foley, Sony Leten, new hotels and housing groups boosted from uinih to tourih.

Paitersen, Machen,

near the National Stadium In Henry Cooper (England), Roy Har Undefeated American

Doug is ny Hunter, Alex Miteft Ar Santiago and other cities. The Jones points win over country gentina),

Mike Dejohn, Dick unils, properly furnished, will be

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man Von Clay earned Jones aightheavyweights; Champion-placed at the disposal of the place in the fight heavyweight Arente Size. Challengers or visitors at a low price per bed. ratings for the first time. He old Johnson, Erich Scheppner Ger

the

was given the No. 1 post. Clay, many), Mike Holt (Soul Africa). A census of residents of

German, beaten for the second straight Rodriguez,

Caren Calderwood (Scotland), Sixto various nationalltles,

Germinal Balleriz French, Italian, English, Span- time, was dropped clear out of France). Glutto Rinaldi inly.ish, and ao on is to be taken the first ten.

Johnny Zalofiti (Tonga), Dour with a view to finding out what | Jones, Jesse Bowdry,

was

Dullio Loi of

Italy dropped from the top 10 in the welterweight division,

Many changes Among the lightweights Mario Vechinta of Italy, who inst his e to third-ranked Europca Dave Charnley of England, re- ained his hold on ninth place. New Junior lightweight cham- to Fish Eturile of the Philip pines is back in the ratings in

fiddleweights: Champion Paul accommodation they could offer Pender, Challengery Rey Robin

for visitors, con and Gene Fullmer (National Toxing Association champion), Gustav Schos ¡Germany) Henry Lodgings for VIP's Hank. Joey Glardelis, Spider Webb, Dick Tiger Nigeria), Carmen Last-

o, Joey Glambra, Holly Mine. Welterweights: Champlon Don Jartan. Challenger-Lưền Rodriguez Cuba Huden Sitch, Benny Kid), Paret (Cuba), Faderios Thompson Argentina), Charley Scott, Denny Mayer, Ralph Dupan Fernande Elle

Browne.

As lodgings for participating delegations from 15 countries, it has been agreed in principle that at Stade Frameals, one of the most beautiful in Chile, but Five Backing the necessary capacity (Cuba), Kenny Lane.

for spectators, will be reserved Champion Jar for the French. Lightweights: eluhth place.

Challengers Carlos Orlic There have

been many ¡Junior welterweight champles). The country Club with Ka in the featherweight match will chsages

Pacio Hori (Italy)," Dave Charney see Japan and Indonesia vying class, with European champlon Ereland) Les Matthews, Batting megficent gardens will bo Tatres (Mexico), Paul Armrtese, available for the English. and of for the third and fourth places, Gracieux Lamperti France Carlo Hernandes (Venezuela), Flash the Estadio Espanol and the moving up from sixth to second Garde union lightweight cham-

Stadium will be pre- plon), (Philippines), Marie Vecchiato Itallon on his win over Monolo Garziu.

italy), Alfredo Urbina (Mexico)vieof those nationalities.

pared for delegates and teams Lamperti was aktied In his climb

Featherweights: Champion -- | by Elorde's upset nyer Harold Melee. Challengren – fileards Gon- Gomes, dropping Gomes from alex (Argentina), Gracieux Lam- TE (France), Perey Lowts (Trini- scemul to sixth, and by the in-

dait). Sergio Caprari Gomen, Ike nelivity of ex-featherweighting (Nigeria), Harold champion Hogan Kid Bassey, Sad Jurgensen, Hogan (Kid), Bar China Mall Special."

72 course is likely to barge Larily meal was scored in the first and outscore the players who half of play, in which Korea led have spent

years learning the tricks of the doceptively broad fairways and the hugo rolling greens. However, Jack Nicklaus, the young national amateur champion, today fired a practice-UPI. [round of 32-34-60, six under

the on

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Chess drawn

Moscow, Apr. 6. The tenth game of the 24- Fahyourlies in the field of about 90 include Arnold Pal between Sovici champion Mik- game World Chess Championship mer, the winner here in 1938 hail Botvinnik and his 23-year- and the outstanding player old Latvian challenger Mikhail the water tour this year; Miks Tahl ended in a draw here today. Souchak. who feels ho kao a

at the 60th move. #ard chamet: three-timne Masters i

Cary

This is the fifth drawn chanolon Sam Snead; Middlecoff and Ken Venturk, of the series bringing the score to 5,5 points for Tahl and 4.6 Jimmy Damaret, a three-time for Botvinnik. Tahl has won 3 wbinet, wil Hert Hogan, who | games and Botvinnik 2. fat won twice and finished scend four times, aron't_get- The eleventh game will

played tomorrow-AFP. ting much consideration,AP.

THE GAMBOLS

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Sports Diary

TO-DAY Athlettra

1. Forres Individual C'stilpo St. 11 (persinarietj Boundary

Soccer Juternational Charity Cup: Com monwealth V Combined Chinese, HKFC, #30 p.

be

"Hockey Men's Int: England ▼ IK, 6.30 p.m.; Malaya y Pakistan ISKP 330 p.m.

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Chrstnul.

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Sugar

Ramos

Kanu

(Cuba).

rey (Nigeria).

Bantamweights: Champion - Joe

(Mexico). Challengers Alphonay Hallmi (France), Freddie Gilroy Ireland), Eder Jetra Tra

Piero Rolio (Italy), Ken Yoneku (Japan), Danny Kid Phi- lippines). Len Erpinosa (Philippines, Ernesto Mirponda (Argentina). Jor Lopez (Mexico), Herman Marquen.

Flyweighin: Clampieri -- Pareuol Perez (Argentina), Challenɛnra -- Pone Kingpetch (Thailand), Sadug Yaaita (Japan) Minuni Ben All (april Hiruni Berlino (Chiba), Dainty Urn, Johnny Cantweli Ireland. Ramon Artos (Venezuela), Histo

(Finland) Luukkonen

Tay

Preheco, Nacho Escalante (Mexico)

-AP.

& Barry Appleby

SHALL I

CONFESS

NO, DEAR

The Germans will probably where their countrymen resid- use the Estadio Manquehue,

ing in Santiago mainly rcct.

ASIAN TABLE TENNIS

Saigon, Apr. 6, The Asion Table Tennis Cham- pionships will be held here this year, starting on October 20, the Vietnam Press Agency reported. today-Router.

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By Order of the Stewards,

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Secretary.

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