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THE CHINA - MAIL WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1960; (WT

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FIRST GAME

GAME FIXED

FOR OCTOBER 5

New York, Sept. 13. Baseball Commissioner Ford Frick an- nounced today that the 1960 World Series will start in the park of the National League champion on Wednes- day, Oct. 5, provided that there is no playoff in either League.

Frick also announced that the days after the second and fifth games will be left open for travel and rest, regardless of where the series is played.

Barring a League playoff, the Grst two games will be held in the National League city on Oct. 5 and 0. The venue will, shift to The American League Park on Oct. 8, 9 and 10, and then revert to the National League site on Del. 12 and 13, If necessary.

Open date

In the event of a League playoff to break a tie, now Acries plans will be made. Frick said. He added

Inter-Hong

pairs lawn bowls draw

round

Following is the first draw for the Atl Cup Inter-Hong Lawn Bowls Pales Competition:

Turday, Sept. 11, at 5.15 pm that AL KBGC; D. Malig and M. Carlos (Jardines) VS there would be an open date Vila

and L. A. between the last day of a play-E. A. S de Souza

start of the Rosario (Jardines); R. Horwood off and the *cries.

and F. G. Da Luz (Kowloon Dock) vs R. T. Remedios and C. C.

Bank); Delgado (HK

The

for

ali for starling time series games will be pm: local, B. Marques and H. A. S. tline, except for Sunday gumes de Sotizn (V. G. Bourne) vs In . New York or Baltimore,

A. J. Hussain and A. C. Lochtle which would start at 2 pin.

Tickel

the (Rediffusion); A. P. Pereira and will be prices Sydney, Sept. 13,

anme as last year. Box seats J. Chubb (Dodwells) vs B. P. . and S. E. Souza for sell

$10, Sir Donald Bradman was elected will

reserved Marques $7, standing (Handelsbank). Chairman of the Australian grandstand Cricket Board of Control in room for $4 and bleachers tor

urcession to Mr W. J. Dowi= |$2.

"Six clubs were represented at Ing at the Board's annual

the World Serles necting. They meeting here tonight..

were the Pittsburgh Pirates, St Sir Donald and Mr Dowling Louis Cardinals and Milwaukee were Australia's representatives Braves in the National, and

The New York Yankees, Balti at the July meeting of the im- perial Cricket Conference

more Orioles and Chicago White Sox in the American.-UPI. Lord's

A

Their Conference report, deal- ing furgely it is understood with the question of unfair bowling, was presented to the Board, who were also shown "flime by Sir Donald of leading Australian

end overseas players in action.

Sports Diary

Hongkong

TODAY

Alerting Amateur

A KCC: C. M. Razarlo and A. M. Baptista (Jardines) VS R. S. Gourlay and W. M. David- on (Kowloon Dock); F. O. Madar

and N. Hari-Baker (Denis Bazell) vs R. A.-Silva- Netto and W. F. Foo (Stanvac).

At Recrelo: J. Colton and J. Tang (Holland-China) vs G. Lee and M. J. Divecha (Gen- eral Commercial).

M PRC: 1. Lapsley and A. Buckley, (Marine Depi) va W. J. Howard and C. P. Basto (J. D. Hutchison); Z. H, Duong and A. J. Sequelra (Rediffusion) vs Hidsdole and G. Jeffries | (PWD).

A HKFC: E. A. V. Remedios Swimming and E. G. Barros (HK Trans- portation) vs C. A, Yvanovich and E. M. Ribeiro (HK Bank); G. T. Graham and R. B, Mar- shnil (Taikoo Dock) VB R Russell and K. F. Bodie (HK Police)

No statement was issued after | Asmelation meeting,

Bord Hoom, 5.30 pm. today's session. It was

Tennis however, nomed,

that the

Colony Hard Court championship Bourd would continue to TE-LUC, 5.30 pmy

"Bowls view matters arising from the

Conference tomorrow, including the Conference's recommended

interpretation of a throw,

China Mall Special.

1st Division: KCC v C, 5.30pm. 3rd Division: KFC v FC, 8 pm. ATeeling Hongkong Chinese Football Azxo-

AL IRC: R. C. Hughes and A.

clation Courell merling, CAAF Didg. A Guterres (Ciba) vs K W.

pres.

Bull and R. M. Hetherington (Labour Depl),

Thursday, Sept. 22. at 5.15 pm. At Recreio: T. P. Ross and f

NEARER TO WORLD TITLE BID T. Kavanagh (HK Police)

Henry Cooper outpoints Roy Harris

London, Sept. 13.

British heavyweight champion Henry Cooper out

pointed American Roy Harris over 10 rounds tonight and moved a step nearer to a bid for

the world crown.

The American, Who unce Jested 12 rounds with world champion

Patterson, Floyd fought a crafty defensive fight but never countered Cooper's damaging left-hand punches.

The Engilshman had the fight safely won by the eighin round, when he put the American down for a count of Kix with a tremendous right swing to the head. Harris was glad to hear the bell ending that round. Cooper never looked in difficulties in the last two rounds,

It was Harris fourth defeat in 36 professional bouts but the first time he had ever been autpoinitd.

Cooper weighed 1851⁄2 pounds and Harrta 190 pounds. A crowd of 11,000 packed the Wembley Indoor stadium for the fight,

Cooper is ranked with among challengers for the world title, -AP.

Unpopular win for

Brian Curvis

W. A. J. Bayne and R. T. Mc- Kirdy (Kowloon Dock); R. Janes and C Harveson (Kowloon |Dock) vs D. A. Neish and S. L.

Leonard (C & I Dept),

At KFC: A. Mackie and F.

C. Planck (PWD) vs W. McColl and : H.

Duck).

Clayton

(Taikoo

LAST OF THE MOHICANS? PI beat Uruguay JACKIE NICKLAUS GOES

Thirteen year old Chris topher Crerie, of: Ockendon, Ericx, not only admires the Indians he sees in TV westerns. He is alana keen follower of the exploits of Billy · Two Rlyers. Bed Indian Baln wrestler also much featured

on television.

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So allogetter it wasn't too surprising, when he turned up For the start of the new term at school this week with a Mohican haireùt — a narrow strip of hair running straight back across a shaven head, modelled on the style worn by Canadian Two Rivers,

But surprising or not, it sent I headmaster, Ronald Wilkins, on the warpath, and Christopher found himself banned from all lessons except French, music, matha an A English.

And last week Wilkins call- ed Christopher's mother to the school to talk it over. At

the end of the talk Christopher was reinstated but he had also promised to let his baté *TOW.

Photo

shows: Christopher

in big Mohican haircut. Mis ing lessons didn't worry him, but the threat of being banned from football did. — London Express photo.

Yorkshire beat the Rest in

in post-Olympics basketball

Paris, Sept. 13, (1)

The Philippines defeated.

Uruguay, 25-69, tonight * port Olymples basketball game'

INTO THIRD ROUND

Fine display by Indian player

St Louis, Sept. 13.

which saw the lead chaner Defending champion Jackle Nicklaus today routed

every few minutes.

After Ave minutes of near- 17. equal play, the South Ameri- cans burst into a 10-9 advantage," and later a 20-15 lead. The Filipicios moved to the offen- sive and narrowed

the margin to 34-32, with the Uruguayana loading, at half-time,

Pace of the play stepped up in, the second, period, and the attacking Uruguayahe had three players sent out on personal jouls.

The Philippines finally drew even at 12-42, only to soothe South Americans retake the advantage at 43-42. But, in the final minutes, the Filipinos sent up a bartage at the basket and assured a comfortablo ten-point margin at the end of the game.

The game was the third in a three-day tournament organised by the Paris Basketball Lenguo, In Monday nlidit's openers, Uruguay defeated Paris and the United States beat the Philip pines,-AP.

Britain sending

51-man team to

the Paralympics

London, Sept. 13.

Another British athletics team flies to Rome on Friday to compete in the Olympics Stadium, it was announced here today.

But this will be a team with a difference. The competitors are completely unknown to the general-pubile and all of them are confined to wheelchairs,

The 51-strong Britics team

from

Japanese rugby

fellow-American Ken Finke 4 and 3 in the second round of the US National Amateur Golf Tournament.

Nicklaus had five birdies

six-hole stretch

four in one sizzling

in eliminating the 19-year-

old Finke who played capable enough golf to win on most days.

But this was an unusual day. at the 6,016-yard, par 35-30--71 St Louis Country Club course, a sun-browned rolling Inyout that supposedly plays just as tough now as it did when it was prepared up for the National Open back in 1947.

Best 'foreigner*

The Indian Army captain, mountashed P. G. Sethi of New Delhi, continued to look the best of the foreign grou

winning eight of the fires nine holes

troumediat Gaylon Simon of West Ch Case, Illinois, 7 kna d.

and

matches

U.K. SOCCER

New leaders in two divisions of English League

The

London, Sept. 13. leadership changed hands in two divisions of the English Football League after tonight's matches,

- Ipswich took over top spot

The 32 survivors from today? matches go into the first of two double-round days on Wedner- day as the field is whittled down to manageable size. Tad in Division Two with a 4-0 more 18-hole

are home win over Brighton, and scheduled on Thursday The Northampton deleating Crewe 38-hole semi-finals will be Alexandra 4-1, displaced Peter- played on Friday and the 30 borough United as leaders of hole finals on Saturday,

Division Four. Selhi, an expert with a sand

atul Grimsby Town, wedge, was 7-up with a par- betten tilly season, consolidated match 35 on the first nine and their lead In División Three ended it with a standard 3 dni with a '$-1 victory over Brad- the 12th when Simon was trop ford City: ped and took a . In two lop aided matches, Setht was two over par for 28 holes,

Third birdie

He knocked a No. 7 Iron shot

...un-

RESULTS Results of English Football

League games played today are: Division X Fulham

Preston

11⁄2 feet from the hole on the', Ipswich 155-yard seventh for a two then wedged an approach 10 feet Bradford

Watford away and holed the putt for a birdle 3 on the 8th. He got his

Northampton by a wedge shot threa feet from the pin.

will be amour 400 partille team arriving in third straight birdie on the 9th Hocharlo

paralysed, competitors

19 countries competing is spécial International "tuones Meeting there from Septem- ber 18 to 28. The

Canada on Sunday

Vancouver, Sept. 13.

International Olympic Committee hirve given them the The arst Japanese Rugby Union use of the Olympic Village, team to play in Canada in Stadium and other Games 30 years arrives here on Sin- facilities.

day for a ilx-game Canadian tour,

Sporta in which they will compete include archery,

"That sand wedge is my fay- ourite club," anid Sethi, who has been playing golf seriously for

of the

1 Notts Forest

A

Divkion:I

4 Brighton

Division III

1. Getaby

Port Vale Division IV

4 Crete. 2 Cariisia

Reuter.

only six years. "And that could CHESS

by LEONARY BARDEN

be

the understatement year."AP.,

basketball, fencing, putting the The Yawaata Rugby Football Campbell's speed Miot, throwing the Javelin, Cub is making the tour follow- throwing the club, table' tenising. an invitation from the record attempt

and swimming.

British Columbia Rugby

The annual Games, for both Union.

me and worth. started in In 1959 British Columbia again postponed B

1948 and until now have been Totems toured Japan and

At IRC: B. Douglass and their last match held at the National Spinal In-played a 3-3 draw with Ottawa Fraser (Talkou Dock) vs H.

Mathieson and C. D.

Gomm

(Kowloon Dock).

At PRC: F.

Bonneville, Sept. 13, Jurles Centre at Stoke Mande- | side.

A breakdown in the timing vile, Buckinghamshire, Eng- London, Sept. 13.

The Japanese team opens its Yorkshire, English

land. cham-

tour against a Victoria side at equipment caused yet another postponement of Donald Comp- A. Santos and plons, wound up

Sports and horse shows have Victoria Royal Athletic Park on bell's attempt here on the world the cricket ¡J. S. A. Curreem (Deacons) vs seasy today by defeating the helped collect the 23,000 cost September 21 and plays Van-fand speed record in his car

P. K.

of sending the British team to couver at Brockton on Septem- Bluebird. Yip and

T. Rest T.

England by 137 nuns at Harley (Jardines); V. C. Bond Kennington Oval,

Rome, China Mail Special.

ber 24.

It was the third time the big and K. A. Baker (Labour The Rest had to make 303

Tentative dates for games in Bluebird crew had to postpone Dept) vs L. M. Silva Endrung nt a rate of more than

Montreal and Toronto are speed trials leading up to the September 28 and October

record attempt since the car respectively.

arrived here ten days ago. The visitors return

Bluebird is the project of Ave Vancouver for games against years' planning and building and local teams on October 8 and 12. is said to be capabic of up to

China Mail Special.

500 mph.--Beuter.

w. S. F. Watson (C & 1 Dept), 70 an hour to win the match.

At KBGC: C. A. Figueiredo They failed despite an innings and G. A. V. Ribeiro (Figuel- of 80 by Mike Smith,

and

No Japanese

redes College of Art) vs C. Yorkshire won with 70 minutes ballets

Finai sebres were:

A. Coelho and W. Hong Sling to spare. (Shewan Tomes); W. L. Me- Fast bowler Mike Cowan took Call anti A. Banks...(Kowloon six wickets for 89. Dock) vs W. H. Bolton and C. McLennan (Talkoo Dock); C. F. Rozario and. J. S. Lanttolt (Peat Marwick) vs F. R. Souza und R. E. Da Silva (HK Bank); Jackie Ho and J. V. Da Luz Gibb Livingstone) vs F. X. Alves ankt C. C. Pereirn (Shell).

Ai RCC: W. S. Ogley and L. S. Da Silva (Chartered Bande)

London, Sept. 13. British Empire welterweight champion Brian Curvis defeat ed Johnny Gorman of New Crawford and N. T. York before 11,000 jeering fans at Wembley indoor stadium to- night.

The referee stopped the night the In the ninth round after American bad taken a barrage of punches and gone down for

Delgado (NAAFI); S. James and A. S. Thorburn (HK Tel. Co.) va V. 1. Thomas and E. J. Liddell (HK Tel. Co.).

Bre

Yorkshire: 295 for nine de- clared and 218 for six declared (J. Bolus 103 not out).

The Rest: 151, and 225 (J. Edrich 43, M. Smith GB).—AP.

RUGBY SELECTION

in 1964 Games ceremony

says Brundage

Rome, 'Sept 13. The President of the Inter- national Olymple Committee, Mr Avery Brundage today said he

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RANTON RASTESS Bæreren

NEWSLETTER

Perth. The Queen will ¦ This is the first of

did not think it would be Her Majesty the Queen possible to include Japanese

ballets in the 1984 Tokyo Olym- pie Games opening ceremony,

The following players have

Mr Brundag made this rev mark just before leaving Rome been selected to play in B. C. Penman's XV against the Club for Lausanne. He said he had A on Wednesday, Sept. 28, at admired Eastern balleta "but 7.00

pm:

the Olympic ceremony must not G. F. Santos and W. M. R. C. Hobbs (Police), D. be altered."

J. (Club),

Fidler

The President of the Inter- McCall (PIS Co), W. L McCall Stewart

Committee and A. D. Hela (Jardines), C. (Police), Mansell (Army), national Olymple K Sung and A. A. Lopes Bennet (Army), Riddle also said that the Japanese (Stanvac), N. S. Feltham and | (Army), W. Leung, C. Stever organisers will have plenty to Curvis weighed 145 pounds P. B. Gardner (Talkoo), G. R. (Club), N. Roberts (Police), M. do" for, the preparation of the and German 1481⁄2.

Day and J. Tindali (Gillmans), Dison. (RAF), Edwards Olympic Games.. Curvis, who has rocketied to P. W. Hogg and D. 1. Holt (Army), Penman (Club), D. "But I am convinced that The top in the last 18 months, (Navy Works Dept), W. Kty Simpson (Army), H. Kiel they will do it well and that outboxed Gorman but frritated and C. Hewins (War Dept) and (Police). T. Babington (Pallee), everything will be in fine shape

Hunt and E. Lonsdale

McTavish, when the Olympic Games start Reserves! A D. the crowd by his failure to land D. J.

(PWD).

T. A Roberts.

In 1964," he added-AFP,

4 count of five,

a decisive punch-AP.

THE GAMBOLS

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wealth Games, to be open Games held in Perth, Western Australia, in Novem ber 1962.

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