1960-04-14 — Page 8

THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, APRIL 14, 1980.

Rangers trounced in European Cup

EINTRACHT FRANKFURT'S

6-1 WIN PRACTICALLY PUTS THEM IN THE FINAL

Frankfurt, Apr. 13. Eintracht Frankfurt, the West German champions, looked bound to reach the final of the European Football Cup tonight when they trounced Glasgow Rangers, the Scottish cham- pions, 6-1 in the first leg of their semi-final tie here.

the

nt this success, but second reworks Her incl

German were outplayed in the Team 1 1-3 ut half-time, but half and will have to produce their joy was short-ilved. Boon

super-hum effort in the afterwards, Macmillan the Scot

was brought second leg in Glasgow on May ish insitle=right, 5 if they hope to face either of down in the penalty area and the Samish wams, Real Madrid Caldow easily netted from or Barcelona, in the final.

British Olympic soccer XI held to a draw

London, Apr. 13. Britnin alawody through to Gomes pals in the Olympir Rome, tonight was held to a 2-2 draw by the Netherlanzb, m an match Olympie amutrur söver at Totham's Lane Stadium.

White

Elart

Real Madrid and Barcelona maced in the first leg of the other on April sri-Anal in Madrid

21.

A crowd of nearly 80,000 saw Hangers take one of the biggest setbacks in the history of the club.

Always superior

Eintracht WSTY?

always

i superior in the second half, They

Center-forward Bobbie Brown Were fister, fought for every (sixth minute) and felt-winger ball and improved with every

gral.

K.

Jim Lewis Bed minute) 1, The Germa took the lend England's goods. Left-wing? | after 27 minutes when left-half Stinka Bred a terrife shot inte top of the net which left the Glasgow goalkeeper helpless.

The wildly-cheering,

L. De

Lecimacker minuley and centeforward P. Boawan (77th minute) at bacle inted butch tight ark... AP

Fight date

indianapolis. Apr. 13. date for world! light- Archie

The bravyweight champion)

Moore's

Germany's

13-Litter

Ear sat

with

B Willie

for Mat 25 here has been sot promoter Al Fark sad today.

The schedule 3-rounder will be fright at the indiana Sta Fairground's Coliseum.- AP.

vroue!

let of a mass of rockets and

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Sports Diary

TO-DAY

Boccer

2nd Division: Gymnastic

Wan (9) 0. p.m.

V

d Division Sf Joseph V

Unive (Navy) 5 pin.

Djall

RAF

Pent

Shek-0 Country Ch: Guem Day, Lux competition.

THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB

11th Race Meeting

Saturday, 9th and Saturday, 16th April, 1960.

(T be held under the Rules of the long Kong Jockey Club) THE PROGRAMME WILL CONSIST OF 21 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. Un the 2nd Day the First Bell will be rung at 11.30 am, and the Tiffin interval will be after the Fourth Race (1.30 p.m.)

The Sceretary's Offler ut Alexandra House w close at 11.45 3. on the 1st Day and at 10.00 am, on the 2nd Day.

MEMBERS' ENCLOSURE

No person without un Admission Badge will be admitted. Admission Badges must be prominently displayed throughout the

reeting.

Admission Badges ut $10.00 each per day are obtainable only un the written introduction of a Member. Admission Badges may be obtained during office hours from the Cash Sweep Offices of the Club at Queen's Building, Chater Road: 5 D'Aguilar Sircel; Klug's Fnad. North Point and 382 Nathan Rood. ADMISSION BADGES WILL NOT BE ON SALE AT THE SECRETARY'S OFFICES.

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

Tins will be obtalcable at the Club House if ordered in advance frun the No. Hoy (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 admissiou will be $3.00 each per day payable at the Gate.

Any person leaving the Enclosure will be required to pay the requisite fer of $3.00 in order to gain re-adulsion,

MEALS and REFRESHMENTS will be available in the RESTAURANT.

CASH SWEEPS

Through Cash Sweep Tickets at $20,80 each for the 1st Day. | $22.00 each for the 2nd Day and $4200 ea, for both days may be obtained from the Casti Sweep Offices at Queen's Buliding. Chater Red: 9 D'Agullar Street and 382 Nathan Road, Kowloon, during office hours.

Tickets reserved and available but not paid for by 10,00 am. on Friday, 8th April, 1960, will be sold and the reservation cancelled for future Meetings.

spot,

the

Eintracht went ahead again in the 541 minule wheil inside-sert, Pfaff shot in from goat-mouth scramble and he scored another Biyo minutes later. Cilin Koala

from Lindner (74 minutes and 84 minutes) and Stein (84 minutes), -Reuter.

came

England goalkeeper Springett dives but is beaten by this great shot from Senthand outside- right Leggal, who notch- ed the first goal for his country in the Interna- tional Boccer match at Hampden Park, Glasgow, last Saturday. The match ended in a 1-1 draw. Reuter wirephoto,

Perez confident of winning Saturday's world title fight

Bangkok, Apr. 13.

Leggat scores

for Scotland

Three softball finals to be decided

the

'INCREASED ANIMOSITY'

S. African rugby player to leave England

Hugh

York Apr, 13.

Gillesple, York Rozby League Club's South African wing-threequarlet, announeed today he is returning homo "Urcause of tho lacteosed animosBy Lowards Bouth Africans In this country,"

Mr Gillesple in a letter to. his chub gold he also wished to return to South Africa on May 12 "for political reasms * home."

He added that he had a few Instances of people hitting at him personally and of some bad feeling.

"If Things clear up I could be back in #month or so," he urldtext.

Mr Gillesple has at:vndy resigare froin his job here,

He said today that while gy per cent of people in Britain ivere wonderful to deal with there had been bad feeling on the part of others.Reuter.

during Police raid home

Easter holidays

By OLLY VAS

the

of S. African sports officials

Port Elizabeth, Apr. 13. Police raided hames hore of

members Executive

of the South African Sport Associa– long an organisation formed to fight estour bar in sport. Polleo on Tuesday night seized and documents

Interest in softball over the Easter holidays will centre on the International Series Finals in both the Men and Ladies' divisions and also on Junior Knockout Final between the Indians and the Giants. The opening game on Easter Sunday will feature the Indians and the carpondence

Giants, at 11.30 a.m, and some good softball should be witnessed.

Deculiar Fact tant! Junior Bang, Sheldon Ma, Wally himself. As for the rest of the It is whenever the Indians are tluped Ma, Y. S. Llang. Jackie Wei, side nothing to drop a decision, whether it be and Raymond T in League or Knockout compell- thon this season the reverse has

pected to get past the Cardinals in the Knockout Series but some grand pitching by George Souza

11 spate of

World flyweight champion Pascual Perez of happened. They were not ex-

Argentina worked out against four sparring partners today and said he was in prime con- coupled with dition to defend his title on Saturday against Thailand's Pone Kingpetch.

"" deflately win the Right. I feel very good," Perez told fight! director Nnt Fleischer.

The weighed 1317 pornids, į champion tw inder the Byweight limit.

But contender Pone told a television audience on Tues- day night, "I'm sure 'il bring the crown to Thailand." The tall, fast moving Thai fighter was in ring condition ไหด weeks

the Oght ago before was postponed.

Since then, he has tapered off his daily workouts and gays he's

in perfect shape. A1 24. Pent advantage and han 10-year richt inches in height Over Perez.

VENUES FOR

THOMAS CUP

ASIAN ŻONE· BADMINTON

have

Kuala Lumpur, Apr. 13. India and Pakistan proposed Malaya as the venue for the Asian Zone matches of the Thomas Cup Badminton Touruament.

errors by the lepers helped no

end.

have

Giants favoured Judging from various oulutons expressed in Junior league cir cies the Giants should win.

Manager Ray Cordeiro is of the name opinion but ac- cording to him a great deal Jojo will depend on pitcher Marques who can reach top form one week and then hit In any the depth the next. case Cordeiro expressed con- Adence considering that In league competition the Giants

already

beaten the Indians twice, the first time decisively and the second by a three-ruus margin. The Indians will be only loo happy to disillusion The Gianty mentor. This should be a good match to watch and personally has Hongkong King to attend

suggested

1 believe the decision could go Bangkok while Thailand has

either way. Perez denied today he ind written to the Asian Badminton

At 2.00 p.m. the heavily-

ladies take on Into an early Confederation secretary, Mr Teh favoured China mesenured fight date by Fleischer and said Gin-sool, requesting that this Portugal in the second acme of year's tournament be played the best-of-three series in the he set the April 16 dute in con ference with diplomats at the accurding to the International Ladies International.

Year thei Argentine Embassy here. The Badminton Federation's draw.

Now On Chinese was scheduled out originally for April 2.

Actording to the International Chinese girls scored a resound- ing 30-0 victory over the Lusi- draw India King Phumipol and Queen Feileration'

tantans, Olive Yuen striking ent play Thailand planning to attend scheduleu ie

nine batters. The record book Sirikit are the bout and a major factor was Bangkok before July 3 in ways that China has won the post- inding a date when they would arst round match in the Asian war series four times and Portu- be free.

Zone. The winner, who plays gal eight times. In the pag four has registered Malaya by Nov. 30, will have reasons China the chulee of courts,

three victories and Portugal only

been

Belting in Bangkok is at fever bitch for the 13-round bout. Watering today was reportedl even or with a slight edite for Perez-AP.

NOTICE

THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB

Programines and Forns for the 12th Race Meeting 1950/60 to be held

!

at

Hongkong has been drawn to play Pakistan away.

one.

Gloomy prospect

It was whispered that is the Ceylon hus not replied to recent opening match of the Asian Badminton Confedera-series the Portuguese girls practi- tlon's letter asking it to select a eally dictated to their manager venue-UPI.

the positions they wanted to ill

Entry Ike to interrupt

on Saturday, 30th April, 1960, (weather permitting) may be

holiday for

is known about them except that they are re- Wang outed to have an outstanding In SCAA's "Goose" il:cy have one of the best bitcher and catcher. pitchers to the Senior league.

Le Strangely enough

has International never WOD Sa medal but this could be hla year to do so. South Chin players include K. K. Si, L. C. Poon, Bill Yee and P. C. Wong.

This is undoubtedly one of the strongest contingents ever to re- Most of the present China. players can i both infield and outfleld positions, they have a wealth of experience in Inter- national competition and they also have Wei and Pang standing by to relieve "Goose" Wong. The three-times winners of the post-war Internationals take the field as favourites.

Familiar face

It could turn out to be a thrilling game or it could be a big on with China inficting on the USA a severe trouncing. It all depends on what the sailors can show the fans.

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To round it off here is sprinkling of news of interest to the softball publio. Due to unfurcaeen circum-

Universal stances the Taiwan ladies will now not arrive t possibly mid-May.

of the organisation which claims to ropressant (bout 50,000 near- while sportsmert

The Sporta Association was formed two years ago to try to win International recognition for South African nan-white sports-

NCIL-AP.

Switzerland draw with Luxembourg

Baste, Apr. 13. Switzerland and Luxembourg I drew 2-2 here tonight in their

European Zone the in Olympic qualifying tournament.

Switzerland. led 1-0 at half-

time Annual dance

An

As this sees print big plans are in the air for the formation of Little League Baseball informal meeting between Soft- ball Chairman Bill Woo and tnterested has been youngsters arranged and something definite should be decided soon.

is the annual Lastly, them:

the 90ccer

France and Luxembourg cach have four points and Switzer- Innd two In Group Six of the European Zone,

France are home to Switzer- land next month in the remain-

Froup. - Ing fxture In the Reuter.

in the 1046/6 gathering of the softball frater. Thailand Olympic

hope killed

The USA est won an Inter- national Final playing seas and since then nity, Popular Jindoo Hussain ay MC tu Dict Chino anet

have Portugal

has agreed

Soft- forthcoming dominated

The during the the scene. Americans will be representarl | hall Dance at the Peninsula Hotel

Bangkok, Apr. 13. intended to

Sao Wam Sae Yip, one of by a team from the new station on May 7. kt in

hlo the Thiladem," ant seon revive the "Miss Softball" con-

Thailand's Olympic

cycling Also the dance. in aelion here belove.

fast at the

voting hopes for Rome, was killed 10- There is a familiar face in the Most Valuable Player line-up. that of CPO Bill slips will be sent out next weekday while practising.

The Press con-

He was lending a procTANOU Williams, formerly of the Orea. to all teams.

alrendy advised of eight cycles in busy Lumpini He has a magnificent "throwing tributers have

of the

Park when he collided with a three arm and his fielding at third base The Association

car-AP. and hitting put him in a clam by nominees in cach league.

England's rejection of 4-day

says

Tests a mistake

Wisden editor

London, Apr. 14.

with disastrous resants us we The rejection of South Africa's proposal that the forthcoming Test series

know now. I manager Onofre Souza permits any of them to Influence his judgment this time. Portugal will have to say goodbye to their chances of qualifyi for the play-off for they must win to even the score,

As it is, coming up against the cream of the ladies' lengue in the turm of SCAA and two or three

against England should be limited to four days for each match, was a mistake and a short-sighted decision in the opinion of Norman Preston, editor of Wisden.

Nie

with

recognise In the 97th edition of Wisden,, that by Worrell and Sobers for; of cricket w

the West Indies in the six-day umpire as a vital part of the which makes its appearance to

Bridgetown at

last me, and treat bim day, Preston says that the longerTest

January? Such tactics could in respect. the time allowed for Tests, the

Cricketers of year

Special Cash Sweep Tickets in the Hong Kong Derby obtained at the Secretary's baseball opening good players from the Matadors less inclined are the players, imo cili frst-class cricket

scheduled to be run on 30th Apr, 1950, at $2.00 each may be obtained from the Cash Sweep Offices of the Club.

The office hours of the Cash Sweep Oflees of the Club are us follows:-

Queen's Building. Chater Road ml 5 D'Agullar Street, Hong *Kong:-

Monday's to Fridays

Saturday, 1 April

9 nm, to p.m.

9 am to 10 ani,

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

Mondays to Fridays Saturday, 18th Apri

Hong Kong, 2nd April, 1000.

10a.m. to 4 p.m.

CLOSED.

By Order of the Stewards, A. E. ARNOLD, Secretary.

FOR THE BENEFIT OF OUR PATRONS OUR OFFICE WILL BE OPEN FROM 10 A.M. TO 1 P.M. UN FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, 15TH & 16TH APRIL.

VIENNA

ACADEMY CHORUS

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MONDAY, 1815 APRIL AT 9 P.M. TUESDAY, 19th APRÍL AT 9 P.M.

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Entries close at 12 o'clock NOON

10th on Tuesday, April. 1980.

By Order of the Stewards,

A. E. ARNOLD,

African

team

and Toreros is already a gloomy and particularly the batsmen, Welcoming the ninth South

to get on with the game. ta

to the British "Much of the dull

play Isles, Preston says: "If the South which crept like a paralyols Africans ean increase the tempo into three-day County Cham- of their batting, they will be pionship matches before the welcomed wherever they gu awakening of last

without having prospect

who should piny August, Apr. 13.

worry about. President Eisenhower said whore. The Pertuguese girls ore Inter nfl up-and-coming plivery and it here today hot te will rupt us hoilday next Monday would constitute a major upset to open the baseball sensor in it they triumph over the more Warbington whose team will experienced apposition. play against the Boston sachusetts team.

M

The last one of the day sers China pitted against the USIA in the Men's International Finzi at 3.30 1.TT.

summer

Futile batting

was due to the example set but, like innst other countries, they now find that their safety- mainly by Test players," says

frat methods of the past have Preston.

teft a dearth of ntrolic-makero, the With recent events in

still th in the "Can antos Imagine any West Indias

Honorary Tom Stalih,

A Secretary fore going back, to Washington, a majority of players from the thing more futtle than some of mind,

batting, Guern Secretary of the 10 welcome French President SCAA team phy the Breves England's stonewall

that of Balley In nelation at Cricket Umpires, Charles De Gaulle un April 22. Klondike Wong and to Pak- especially

ago, or appeals to players in all trades -AFP.

huen with the Pandas lying Australia two winters

NOTICE

THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB

11th Race Meeting 1959/60

Owners are reminded that Declarations of starters and riders for the Second Day clone at the Becratary'a Office, Happy Valley, at 10.00 a.m. un t-

Friday, 16th April, 1980

A. E. ARNOLD,

Becretary.

Room 107, No. 9 Ice House St. — Tels, 21832 & 31488 Hong Kong, 18th Apr, 1960.

He will return to Augusta fur two or three days' mure rest be-

China will be represented by

THE GAMBOLS.

EXCUSE ME, I HAVE TO

MAKE A PHONE CALL

|TALIPHONE

MENU

DUT HER A VERY IMPORTANT CUENT

by Barry Appleby

SURE THAT'LL BE ENOUGH MONEY

TO PAY THE BILL?

In another article Harry Goe, who reported the MCË tour of Austraila, contributes of the legislation a survey and discolon on the throw and troversial

problem.

сод- drar

For his five cricketers of the year, the cultor selectel MJK. Smith (Warwickshire), G. Pul- lar (Lancashire), K. F. Barring-

Carr bon (Surrey), D. B. (Derbyshire) and 籍 Illing- worth (Yorkshire)-China Mali Special.

HOT WATER

in

an instant

WITH GAS