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THE CHINA MAIL, MONDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1960.

Tung Wah

Yesterday's hockey

TIGERS TAME TUNG WAH 1st DIVISION CHAMPIONS

Youth and spirit make big names look very small

By I. M. MacTAVISH

A thrice-taken penalty

beef.

brawn

a controversial · free-kick goal

boots

panic stations some superb goalkeeping a rain escaping stampede of spectators

a triumph of youth

throat husky crowd".

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and there you have some of the ingredients that formed the background of a terrific Sing Tao victory over Tung Wah by three goals to one yesterday.

It is a long time since the Caroline Stadium has seen SO much effort put into 90 minutes and hotly tipped Tung Wah will long remember Sunday, October 9, 1960 as the day they were completely beaten all ends up by the youthful Tigers.

This was

one of Sing Tho's greatest moments. They played with tremendous spirit and long before the end they had run the star-studded Tunk Woh side in- to the ground. Inspired by the best display of goalkeeping Kwok Chow-ming has given in i years--maybe he just wanted to show Tunx Wah, his old club. Just what a good goalkeeper he really is--the Sing Too defence produced mobility and voran- lity that the opposition simply could not overcome.

Full-backs Lee Lai-kwong and Lok Pint-ylu did a fine Job and they reached the woo cer helehis during the closing stages when Turg Wah tried rather desperately. if some what crudely, to snatch face-saving goal.

Top Tigers

but this was due in some Chow-ming in action to clutch messure to the rebusi-soine; ¦ a high curling, cross. tkuca 100 robust-tactics of Sing Tao seemed A Bule the Tung Wah defense, Never-overawed by the reputation of tireles the young Tigers the opposition and for a Aime intelligently mandalled by Tung Wah were in command. Young Wal-to to such good | They had their chances and purpose that the opposition right on the half hour Yiu could Lover relax for * Cheuk-yin missed an open goal. moment.

Fung Kre-leung faded out after a bright start, but he got a nasty knock midway through the second half and could never raise a gallop after it,

Most of the forward thinking was done by Yeung Wai-te, and Lee Tok-lung while on the right touchline-in spile of being sub- jected to some

pretty rough

treatment-Lou Woon-ching had the speed and courage to give the Tang Wah left flank plenty to think...and worry....about.

Mysterious Yeung

Newcomer Young Wal-ylp was something of a mystery. One minute he was performing ilke a muster and the next he either faded out of the pleture or made

errors, fundamental

promising very however, youngster and provided Sing Tao give him a chance to find his feel he can rise right to the

The top Tigers, however were the young wing-halves Cheung Man-chi and Cheung Chi-man. They had never played better wiel the way they cut or or ponents like Lo Kwok-tal and Lam Kom-tag out of the game was an object lesson to other bolf-bucks who will have to face the same lack. These two Tigers rely lived up to kupir name. They never gave an inditon. and while they were always ready to put up the shulters in defence, they were never afraid to advance upfield and offer sup- port to their forwards.....and when they did, 1 often spelt danger for Tung Wab.

Tall commanding pivot Fing Kee-wan was set a complicated fusk as Tung Wah used the deep- lying centre-forward tactics,

In the early stages he seemed Lit uncertain as to whether he should chase

the man in the

No. 9 shirt er stick to his own beat and face whoever happened to be there. He soon found the

padd the letler policy

best dividends and he settled down

10 a stalwart's game.

The Sing Tao forward line was, hover quite as good as defence

their

colleagues in

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TODAT Open Hard Caurs Tennis at CRC. TOMORROW Hockey Uk 1: Recreio "A" y Megaensis "A" (Racrald), 5.30 pm. Swimming HICBSA wil swimming cheen- pionships, Victoria Pool, Dam..

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And what of beaten, humbled ....disillusioned Tung Wah?

Here is one Colony team that has a lot of worries oin its hands and an awful lot of think- ing a do.

The side has enough big names to make it one of the best we have seen in years, yet in action yesterday they looked heavy-footed, stoday. tacking in a definite plan and without the flexibility of ideas io mcel an unexpected chal lenge such as they had to face from Bing Tro.

Ylu Chicak-yin flickered with Occasional touches of masterly ball control but, when compared with the faming football we used to see from him, this was

squib wet

stun. The vizard has lost a Jol of his magic.

It proved to be a costly miss for Sing Too struck back and, while the defenders stood still, Fung Kee-leung whipped the ball into the net.

WETC

Tunk Wah

visibly shaken. They gol an unex-: peeled breather when the re- sumption of play was delayed to allow the police to restore the situation after spectators had raced jowards the stands when a heavy shower of rain started to fall. The police did a quick and efcient fob.

to

Tung Wah continued waste their chances but it took a brillant full-length dive by to stop ย Kwok Chow-ming drive by Lam Kam-tong.

Things were bolting up and

!

Fine effort

Dunlop, Everton's goalkeeper, dives but fails

to save ย shot from Chelsen's inside-right, Greaves, who opens the scoring for his aide. The first division English League match played recent- ly ended in a 3-3 draw.-Sport & Ġeneral photo.

RECREIO 'A' SUFFER

Puissant Chef' THEIR SECOND DEFEAT

scores upset

Paris, Oct. 9. "'Puissant' Chef” owned by Henry Aubert of France scored an upset victory in. the Prix of Arch of Triumph leaving_the_Ago Khan's favoured Chor- lottesville well behind. The classic was run in pouring rain at Long- champs track.

The race was 'one of the big- gest in Europe, and millions of dollars were involved in sweep- stake betting.

RAF remain unbeaten in 2nd division

By NUMPERE

Recreio 'A', the current first division hockey cham

pions, lost their second match of the season yesterday when they were defeated 2-1 by Nav Bharat 'A' at Sookunpoo.

Nav Bharat 'A', with Gardner back in the forward line always looked the more dangerous.

Budiman, at centre-half, was a stalwart in defence

and yet was always up in support of his forwarda.

went

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For Recreio, Castro, was) for obstruction. Castro prominent to the forward Une away for Recreio but Budiman Second was "Hautain" three and, but for an injury to centre- was back to tacide and clear. longths back, and third we forward Rosario who spent the In the 50th minute Alonco "Point Damoun III."

three second half on the left wing, went through for Recreio but lengths behind Hautain.

things might have gone better Dillow kicked and gave a short Charlottesville, ridden by for them. They were generally comer. From this another was Australian Jockey George faster

on the ball but Nav awarded against Budiman fr Moore, finished sixth in a feld Bharat had the edge in ex-body checking of 17-UPT.

perience.

Alonco pushed the ball to In Guterres but his return page found Alonco offside. The free- bit was sent upfield to Gardner who ran through.

Germany wins

Hamburg Oct. 9. West Germany beat Sweden i by 124 points to 87 in their two-} day international athletics meet- ing which wound up here today. -AFP.

WEEKEND SOFTBALL & BASEBALL

Home runs by Little Leaguers

Jerry Molthen, Tony Xavier

the top highlights

By OLLY VAS

It was no surprise when Blog Two home runs yesterday by Little League baseball's Lions, one each from the bats of Jerry Molthen and Antonio Xavier highlighted the week's baseball and softball programme at King's Park

Tso were awarded a penalty kick after Lee Kwok-wah had clashed with the Tigers' right- winger.

Penalised

to

the

Fast pace

Play started off at a fast расс with Gardner golog unrough for Nav Bharat bi the second minute. Ite was ob- survoled and nested the bud

the resultant free-bil. but the goal was disallowed for offaldo.

Goalkeeper Lardina само out but Gardner evaded the taskle and passed the bail lo Ling whe ́had run into the centre and Ling made no mà. take from close in to increase Nay Bharat's lead.

was

From the hit Recrelo went Nav Bharat were now on top away but Rosario obstructed and in the 58th minute F. Khan defender And n chance was sent Gardner away but he wasted.

obstructed. In the sixth minute Gardner,

From the short corner Dawe intercepted a 10-yard hit and pushed to Gardner who passed crossed to Khan but Pedruco F. Khan but another shor! was there to tackle and clear comer was awarded for for Recreio.

struction. Dava, pushed to Six minutes later from a roll-Khan who passed back to Daws in inside his own half Felton but his shot from

rolled the ball bacis io Khan range went wide..

who cleared hard upileld, And-

to beat Larcina with a hard shot

ob-

very close

Guterres scores

Ing Gardner who ran

through

and put Nav Bharad in the lend.

ceived a good pass trom L,

the goul

From the 16-yard hit Recrclo

in the 17th minute Catro reattacked through Castro but his

Guterres and should have level centre went across

with no one up in support. led the scOTES but axlshit hig

Recreio now threw every- thing into the attack to try and

corner.

shot at goal.

Two minutes inter Recreio went close to scoring again. A reduce the arrears. In the C4th miriarte La Guterres went up the short corner Was Awarded score 4-0. Archie Silva | attempted steal to third. In against Dillon for

left wing and beat Khun but obstruction Singh was back to clear the struck out to end the inning. their turn with the bat, the and from this goaticoeper she ball behind for The Cubs scored their only, ons scored two more runs in saving, put the ball behind run in the top of the second in-bring their total tally to eight.

gain. ning. With one out David Therpe got me via an bifield error, stole De Velder at right field but the Alex Wernberg went in for: two bases and scored Batting first the Cubs' Jim fielder's choice

defensive change served instead | my Adkins hit straight 10 Carlson hed hit the ball straight Turner laid down a bunt which to inspire the Lons. Derak

Mike Kogar's double looked like calling over the fence but to the relief of the Lions out field the ball dropped against the fence. Kogan went

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on.

Brent after

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fast

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Penalty bully

Was

no

and

From this Castro's sho blocloed but L. Guterres gained possession and save Isher chamoo with a hard shot. Heerelo again attacked isher was forced to give away p Castro, and the um corner in saving from pice awarded a penalty butly but the Nav Bharat defence but Felion won it and "re- held out until the.. Anal whistle, lieved the

From the long comer Fel- ton stopped ́a' ocrtain goal with his body

Was

The teams

The undefeated Lions put up Youthful Young Wai-yip was in fine display of hitting power entrusted with the kick and to in triumpling over the Cubs to the chargin of his mates he the tune of eight runs to one to drove the ball wide of the post, stay at the top of the league The referee spotted an offence | iable. and ordered" "a retake. Once more Yeung got the job and this time he smacked the ball

Lions

shortstop Robert to third. into the goalkeeper's arms...

The Lions' third- Guterres whose throw to first acker Ahluwalia but....the referee said 'take it

played the Cub pitcher Moss felded neatly base easily got there before batter at

for the Initial out, Ahluwalia Arst and once again' and up stepped an-

Tharpe to do other Yeung.... Wal-to,

the runner for the Cube first crossed the plate to lower the was fed a "sucker pitch' by Moss

pressure for Nav came with Nav Bharat 'A' the put. Wah

Bharat. the honours. The Tung

winners by two goals to one. margin to 4-1. David DeVelder for the second out, Ahluwalia

swinging at nothing for a In the 25th minute Dawa in- goalkeeper got his arms to the.

and Jimny Bollbeck fell victima

strikeout ball but the power behind the

to Paul Brown's

terpepted a Recreio 10-yard hit shot carried it into the net to

strikes to end the Cub inning. Noodt goi walk

and passed to Gardner but he and make the interval score Sing

Antonio Xavier then hit

offskle. Another roli-in Nay Bharat 'A': Isher, Dillon, Ahluwalia scored the Ions Tao 2, Tung Wah 0,

resounding home run.

from Felton went back to Khan Y. Khan, M. Singh, Budiman, over Afth run when Cub pitcher

aN. Felton, Ling, Dawn, F. Khan, the right field fenov, the ball and upheld to Gardner but third base on Danny Piry's strikeout and then it was Alan the dirt and the score was 5-1 Moss tossed a low strike into

hiting the hillside overlook- Bocreio defender was penalised Gardner, Nugget Ing Wylie Road.

Lor kicking. Recreio cleared Recreio 'A': Larełna, Pedruço, Moss's turn to bat. Moes, who the third inning opened,

the free-ht to touch and from Monteiro, G. Guterres, Buva, The Tigers resumed as they en plready hit three Ittle had left off and in a minute they in wo

homero Adicins swung futilely for the

Jose Barros' hit was also a the roll-in the ball was swung Alross, Alonco, Castro, Rosario, games could only

to Narv Bharat's right L. Guterres, Collaco. bod pushed their lead up

first out, Kogan was a routine long one but centrefelder Boll- across tonnage

an ineffectual swing infield art and then Piry's to heck was right under it and the wing but Ling was not up to three goals.

straight to Lions' pitcher,

the Lions take advantage of the chance. for a crude thoughtiess tackle tossed him out at first.

Ng Wai-man was penalised bespeelacted Paul Brown who wering fly ball was lost in the inning closed with

for a double. Piry

Play was going from end abola now comfortably leading 8-1.

to end and just before half-time third,

but Just outside the penalty area.

was declared sale young Wal-to shaped up to take

It stayed that way for though Recreio's Pedruco seat L made the mnistatio then

of Carlson hit for two base in the Guterres away

They found this their hardest while third-top leaving the base

the fifth and last inning wing but his cross went, across league match to date especially Ahluwalia was stil he was tagged on an allempted the goalmouth and behind. baseman

whom KCC 'B' went ahead in Die steal. holding the ball in hand.

A line drive over Lalons scored four uns. First alert Lions player whipped by Wernberg had him safe at Bharat 'A' 1, Recreio "A" 0.

The half-time score was Nav the fourth minute, but they

gradually

on top and a In the lineup for the second half time the score was KCC Cubed a sharp outcurve which plate half Rosario who

was limping, "B" 1, RAF 3. to` Recreio's KCC 'B' continued playing their umpire Bill Silva called a third alightly went out

against botter Ballbeck. Wern- lett wing and Alonco took over robust hockey In the coad berg tried to steal home later the centre-forward burth. half and again were the first but was not successful and that

to acore but in the later stages was how it ended.

the RAF found their form and added five goals in the last 15 After five minutes' play F.minutes to bring the final score Khan went through for 'Nav to 8-2. Bharat, Larcina came out to clear but lased the ball. Khan retained possession and shot but i went off a de- fender leg.

Gone foy the moment are the twinkling footwork and the Boshing defence splitting passes which made him the outstand Ing player in post-war Colony football.

But the old South China star is not the only Tong Wah player who hos-hit the slide. This Rame Lo Kwok-tal found the quick tacking opposition

lon

much for him" and apart from one shot in the first half Laun

Kam-long and his goat contri-

buted little to the proceedings.

Woefully weak

The side was woefully weak on the wings and when they made their late bid the whole forward line got itself bunched up in the middle.

The Tung Woh defence was PURLIC ENCLOSURE

little beller than the men up front, They used plenty of The price of admission will beef and brawn but precious be $10.00 each per day pay title brady in their efforts to able at the Gale. Admission keep the cager Tigers at bay. Badges will be issued and, Yong Pui-dor played well enough In the last line of defence but they must be prominently he looked a bit out of position displayed throughout oach when the first goal was scored. meeting.

Ko Po-kenog started at venire-half, switched for a time to centre-forward after the Tigers noored their second goal, and Inter reverted to his original position. The die pivot was penallsed time and again for his trolles and one i felt the referee was more thank shade tolerant of Koʻs robusi tackling.

Four runs

In

their tum

al bat

Derek Turner got a

man up

Sura

base on balls, stole second and round

andi that WEB

third

outs. Then pitcher Brown toes-

the kick but the Tung Weh de- tenders failed to obey the re- feree's instructions to move into proper position....and, ap. parently applying the advantage rule, the referee waved, the

then when Hajat Ahluwalia's nber three for the Tiger into action....and in tus turn Yeang Wai-to cracked a high bouncer was not fielded They had thrown away beauty into the back of the Tung in centre field Turner tallied chances to rally. Wah net. A great shot indeed the opening rua of the game.

In the

bottom of the third, bul somehow I cannot forget the Hajait stole

and the Lions went ahead when fact that, when the referee gaye third and

then Cubs' Bitcher Jerry Molthen's Texas Leaguer the signal for the kek to be

Jose Barros his pushed taken, he was in direct line be- Alan Moss stretched out

hand

for Ronnie Noodt's the plate, with one down, and the goal-bouncer, the tween The ball

Cuba 1. it Lions 0, second one in make keeper and in my opinion places this

inning, but

Guterres could

struck out, Archie him at a great disadvantage.. reach It. Hajati prored

to Silva got a base on balls and and that was hardly in the spirit make it 2-0 for the Lions first there were now runners on frat of the game even when other

out. Noodl cheekily made for and second, players on the same side were

third a moment later but Infringing the rules..

+

second

not

calcher Brent Carlson's fast Fine fielding

over to

This was a really entertain- ing game with Molthen, Brown Turner and Xavier éxcelling for the winners. Among the lowers Thorpe and Carlson, cought the

eye,

down

Saved twice

the left

which Recreio

It was a pity though that our Little League games now officlai- The crowd wanted a penalty ly go only re innings, for the bully but the umpire gave youngsters show en obvious and short A fine slop of Brown's bit by tremendous enjoyment of the cleared.

highlighted game. crossed up short-stop Titaipė against Carison's glove for a

balls via A base on {rence.

juined

this inning. He flelded the bail in Inter-brilliant fashion, then

around to żelsy the ball to team-mate Crowbery for well- taken force play, Molthen being the victim.

Then came the big blow off Jerry Molthen's bat. Jerry conzinoted a waist-high pitch squarely

and it Midway through the second throw got there frat half Lam Kam-tung beaded a was now. two away. Jos gool for Tung Wah and from Barros bat got then until the end it was a case of Sing Tho holding their advantage and being too good hi defence for their opponents,

VERDICT: A resounding well deserved victory to the Tigers

and a soleran warning to Tung Wah that names are not enough. Effort on the fold is what count, f Tune Wah persist with their robust defensive treties, I can foresee fun and games when they meet some of the tougher sides in the competition (not everyone will show the мате exemplary conduci za did the Sing Two players!

At race meetings at which! the 1st Race is at 2.00 p.m. į uny person leaving the: Enclosure will be required to pay the requisite fee of $10.00 In order to gain re-admission.|

The same rule applies at race meetings at which the Among the defenders Law 1st Race is at 12.00 Noon ex-Par and Lee Kwok-woh showed cept that any person who the most class, but hard as he wishes to leave the Enclosure little right. On the opposite tried Chan Fai-hung could do for lunch and re-enter may flank Ng Wei-man played with do so provided they leave and more enthusiasm thars muccess return between the hours of and on this form he who have Loo Lal-kwong, Lu Flogy, 1.00 p.m. and: 3.00 pm. when a job to keep Weng Chi-kong Cheung Man-chi, Fung Boo

they will be re-admitted on production of their Public Stand badge for that day,

By Order of the Stowards,

A. E. ARNOLD,

Bedretary. Hongkong, 7th Oct., 1980,

out of the aldo,

Overawed

There wa

disappointing

gaine but those who altended did

The teams

Bing Tan: Kwok Chowming,

Cheung Chi-man, Leu Woon-ching,

Yeung Wai-to, Fung Kee-leung, Young: Wal-

| yip, "Leo Tak-tung.-

Tung Wa Yong Pui-dor,

crowd of unde 10,000 for the Law Pak, Loo Kwrah, Chen hot have long to wait for More Fal-bung, Ko Po-beung Ng

thing to shout about.

#ifu Chotkeyin made a mess of of only free-kible, but the boxi second "he bad wol

Szeto Wal-man,

Sum, Lo Kwok-tal, Yiu Chek-yin, Lam Rem-top, Kwobe Kinging... Helerès: Mr T. Pratieit.

and the ball ended In the top of the fourth in- up between the outfielders stning, with wo Krita on The left and centre, BarrOS and board, Tharpe's double hil the Molthen both scoring to make | fenco buž ho was tagged on the

TUE GAMBOLS

ONE OF THESE DAYS GEORGE's

WALLET WILL FALL OUT J

■ OF HIB FOCKET/

I'LL PUT IT

SOMEWHERE SAFE

Other results

Results of other games were:

Junior League nofibul) Wolves 2, White Sox 13, Austers 0, akats 23, Stardust 17, Pandas 0.

· Little League baseball Giants 10, Rebels 15.

corner

Nay Bharat kept the pressure on and goalkeeper Larcina called on to save twice in quick succession

was

"In the 43rd minute F. Khan ngain went through on his own but this time Larcina.came out and made no mistake. One minute inter Gardner received the ball from a dres-hit put his 5, shot, went just párt the poat."

From à free-hit, agánál Láng

Lu Barry Appleby

LATER

ITO GONE-MY -WALLET" LOST

"NO, IT ISN'T Į DARLING

MÉ JUST TILÄT I CANT

REMEMBER WERBERG

PUT

In a Second division

tion 'B' match at KGO... the... RAF remained unbeaten by winning 8-2.

Results

1

Yesterday's results were:

First division Nav Bharat A' 2, Recrpio 'A'

Recrudo 'B' 1, Macnensis 'A' 4. Macaensis 'B 1, HCC 'A' B. Second division

Section"A

Demons 1. Prisons 7, Nav Bharat B 3, Macaenais

1.

Second diviīts" ('!

Section 1

Nav Bharat 1, HRHC 'A'

KCC 'B' 2, RAF 8. Dutch HC 1, IRC B.1

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