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N. THE CHINA MAIL, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1960.

Easy weekend rugby win for Club over Police; but Dragons had harder match

By "PROP"

Dragons fought hard to defeat the Royal Warwick Regiment 11-6 in Saturday's rugby, whilst Club gained the upper. hand early in their game against the Police and did not relax their grip until they reached the final score of 13-0. A light ball combined with a stiff cross breeze to make handling conditions a little difficult at the Police ground in Boundary Street. The ground was in good shape and we looked for some fast open rugger, but this appeared only in patches.

Dragons started well against the Warwick Regiment al were six pobita ap, through two penalty goals from Sulter, with in ten minutes of the kick-of.

Playing with the wind slight- ly in their favour in this half, the Dragons did everything but score and the Warwick Regi- ment were hard put to save their lac, Poor handling in the cen-

the posts. Moore goaled and the Club were eight points up.

Now I was at Club with Police seldom getting outside their own half.

D'Eath and Cullen on the right of the field were having a rare batile and honours were about even in defence, though the Club winger saw more of the bull in attack.

tre of the field robbed Dragons One of a series of Club In- of many opportunities,

fringements the

linc-oul

saw Moore go into a bunch of players near the Police line irr the left-hand corner. With un- erring secursey he hoisted a high kick into the centre of the Acid to and a lonesome Williams under the posts. Fielding the ball, the latter galloped over for second try of the game. his Moore netched the extra points and the Club scaring for the day was complete.

Try as they did the Police just

At half-time with the score gave Hollis a chance to kick could not find a way through the at six points to nil in favour a penalty goat from the 25-yard Club defence, and the score_re of the Dragons zeneral opinion line and 15 yards in forn touch.mained static until the Anal was that they were rather A good kick called outside the waste. lucky to be in

the lead and right hand post and Club were would have a hard flight to retain their lead In the second stil eight points to the good.

balf.

Best try

From the drop out Hall, who

had

a good game, rushed the the ball to the other end of Red with his feet and Club

This was a fair comment aware on the attack again. There whistle was shown on the resumption, they stayed until the

Warwick Regiment for The swept the ball upfeld and their other wwnside

for

half-time, with only

ont

briot momcn! when

threatened

the

The pick

1

For a Police side who were rather autelassed, but made a strong fight especially in the second half, Hollis, Riacb, Calderwood, Boyes, Babhing- and Orsler were ton, Brown the pick. For the Club, Hall, Dwyer, Wilson, Williams, D'Eath, Bed- ford and Dighy-Bennet were Dutstanding

a superb The skipper gave throughout the afternour, but The second half was moretended to run into trouble with scrappy.

the ball in his hands too often. Dwyer proved himself faster

wen! Calderwood wing-forward over between the posts for good Club line to break the pressure, try. lchards, from in front of:

the posts, saw his kick go out- More scrappy demonstration of felding

side The right-hand upright.

and proceeded to

up

Dragons suddenly wolce

pound the Warwick line with some good forward play which warded. When

was re- Johnston Broke from lineout with the ball at

feet. Dribbling his

over he beat two detenders with a spectacular dive for the touch- down. Salter added the extra points, Back

The Poller backs realising

then runders the menace of such as Wilson and Kelly, lay up on their men all the time and consequently the Club backs were just not given any room In which to move.

This policy was quite succoss-

caine the Warwick ful from the Police point of

Keill to the strike and was outstanding in the loose.

Cub cannot find an answer to their lincout problems, and or Saturday this weakness was very apparent.

Police played extremely welt this powerful Club hold Regiment and a wild kick by view, but we saw little attrac-side, but they will do better back RobeTİS, when welcome gave them the the Dragons

tive rugger from then on.

One brief flash from the Club Hobbs arxi espertally Ficier.

chance they needed. The right-wing sped down the line for the best try of the game. The kiek fulled.

The

sounded

final whistle with the Dragons on the de- fensive but managing to hold out Warwick attack which threatened to snatch the game out of their grasp.

For Dragons Tancock, Leung, Johnston, Smith and Steward

Richards, were best,

Hextall.

and Humfrey were the pick of the Warwick fegment.-

OFFERSP

Club vs Police

Club started as though they would run the Police side off its feet and then tram- ple them in the dust,

very

The forwards started well and were all out, for the Orst score. This came very

Club quickly, when

heeled from the Arst serum and Scruby Sound Wilson with a long pass. The y-half quickly handed on to Johnston Kicking ahead towards the corner Johnston followed the ball fast and caught it on the rabound. The Police were on the wrong foot as he crashed over for the try, Moore mado a very good at- tempt at the kick which was. however, wide of the mark.

From the kick-off the Police spent a brief speli in the Club half but were soon defending desperately again as Wilson sent Kelly away. The winger was nearly over but Anding his way blocked and Seruby at his elbow he passed inside. Scruby with short, first-time pass to Williams seni. the front row forward carcering over the line for a try under

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MEN' HAVE DELIVERED THE BULL WITH SOME DIFFICULTY...

Ian Meckiff satisfies

Shield umpires Sheffield Shield

in devastating spell

Adelaide, Nov. 5. Australian Test fast bowler, Ian Meckiff, satisfied umpires and demoralised batsmen when he bowled for the first time today under cricket's new Law 26.

.

Tho "true" on the new Soufit Australian opener lost two wickets for BD by the throwing law between England Murray Sargent the Arat ball close. Two days of the match and Australia for the coming Sargont "had faced in Sueld iemain. Teat was not operation In loday's Sheffield Shiel name when Mocklit was not called in his boven oveis.

Sensational over

ills first over, when South Australia began is innings against Victoria after inhch in

Shield their Sheffield match at Adelaide Oval, was a sensation,

With his third ball, Meckift shattered the stumps of new

Springboks held

to a draw by Midland Counties

South

sur-

Leicester, Nov. 5. The

African Rugby tourists were Union prisingly held to a 3-3 draw by the Midland Counties XV here today.

after

The match looked like develop

ing alang conventional nes when Stompie Van Der Merwe put the Springboks ancad with an unconverted try eight minutes. Then the South Africans lost centre three-quarter ente Van Niekerk through injury just before the Interval and packed seven men for the rest of the match.

minutes from Not until eight

the end, howover, did the Mid- Jand Counties draw level, Then veteran wing-forward Don White touched down for try after a an converted movement that covered al- most the full length of the pitch-China Mall Special.

AND THE BULL THAT IS TO MEETJ IN THE RING SETTLES DOWN TO RE MASER

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Meckiffs sixth ball, a vicious one, caught the edge of Test bateman, Les Favell's bat high up, and flow off to Furlong, in the gully, who held the catch,

Pago 0

ITALY-ENGLAND SOCCER MATCHES SPARK OFF BICKERING ON RULES

London, Nov. §. Just how far should a soccer player go to stóp his

opponents or knock them over?

Two bickering ill-tempered international clashes in a week between English and Italian teams have sparked off a new move here to get the point cleared up once and for all. Referees and others are calling for an international streamlining of the rules of the game.

In each case the English and Italian players were upset by

Though Mecklff was not so the tactics they used against Ireland beat

devastating in the second innings South Australia lost two wickets for 12 runs before John Lil (20) not out) and Murray Sarvent (20 not out) remained together until the end.

Then, with the fourth ball of

Mecidiff who in South Austra- his sixth over,Meckin clean-lin's second innings has so far bowled another. Shield new bowled five overs and taken one comer, Ken Cunningham.

for 22 zald ́Inter he had not An anty charged his action way for the game and added he was satisfied with his form. China Mall Special.

When relieved after seven overs, Meckiff had taken three wickets for 20 runs and apart from raising an Occasional finger to signal the dismissal of a batsman, the umpires watched Meckiff's opening speil, allent and Immobile.

The umpires atacsind Mec- kiff's netion under precisely the same terms of Law 20, as will English umpires, assess bow- lers', attions next year.

The remodelled Law, agreed to by both the MCC and the Australian Board of Cricket Control, is in operation, in Australia this season for the first time. It will not operate in England until next season,

Chairman

World Volleyball

standings

Rio De Janeiro, Nov; 0. The World Men's Volleyball Championship today became race among defending champion the Soviet Czechoslovakia, Union and Rumania.

The standings after last night's games werD:

MEN

W

L

2

4

0

Czechoslovnicia Soviet Union

of the Australian Board. Sir Donald Bradman, said in Adelaide yesterday that the "throwing agreement"- be- tween Australia and the MCC will not operate in Australia Rumaniu

Bruzil and umpires us Poland this season,

Dalted States

pecting a bowler's action under Hungary the new Rule were under an 60 ligation to call him.

Unchanged action

Meckit's good form helped cause a South Australian bat- ting breakdown after Victoria had declared their first innings closed at lunch with the total at 414 for nine declared,

South Australia were routed for 184 and following on had

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The rumpus' started

· Milku· Last Tuesday when the Italian Lonade defeated the English Football League 4-2. The second 'half....... developed · into brawl`and Brillsh'aports writers came home saying the the ugliest Ther Lever, had seen,

Reached its climax

WER

Norway

at soccer

'-Dublià, Nov. 0. The Republic of Ireland · beat Norway 3-1 in a soccer - ternational here today.

0

The row reached its climax in Wednesday's Under-23 · Interns- tional between England sand. The Irish gatwards willing- italy at Newcastin. The result} nessto shoot kept Norway on 1-1 draw, Centro- the defensive throughout the forward Joe Baker scored Eng game, and only fine display land's goal by bundling Italian) by Norwegian goalkeeper Hon- goalkeeper Roberto Anzolin sen kept them at bay. headlong into the net as he stood Norway wero the Arst to with the ball in his armi,

secre, however, · Hennum' net- Shoulder charges against the ting a

groot goal isfrom: goalkeeper are considered per- Johansen pass, . But their for- fectly fair In England, provided ward line generally lacked the goalkeeper has his foot en punch Bnd WRI unable to

capitalise the ground and the ball in his

oh some excellent possession.

approach work? ▼ An opposing for- sall into him ward may

BU heavily as he wants to. So long as he uses his shoulder, he is within the rules.

Iut the Italian teani was amaxed when Belgian referče L. Van Nussel awarded - Eng- Fand # goal. Continental used to goat- players are keepers being left alone once they have the ball in their hands.

The British crowd was equally amazed by what happened next. { The Italians chased the referee upheld and pushed and drag- ged him back to the goal to see Anzolin lying on his back In the net,

Fegan put Ireland on terms with a 30-yard drive, after 283 slave minutes und Fitzgerald them the lead six minutes from the interval Fitzgerald slinched .the issue

the end Reuter.

seven minutes from

OTHER RESULTS'

Hradce Kralove, Nov. 8. Sparlak Hradec Kralove, the Crechslovakian champlons, beat Panathinaikes of Greece, 1-0 in the second-round first-g European Cup tie here today Reuter.

Lisbon, Nov. 8. Benefica, of Portugal, beat Starting point

Ujpesti Doasa, of Hungary, 6-2 Britain's World Cup referee after leading 5-0 at half-time, in Ambur Ella is one who thinks a second-round first-leg Euro- Britain should copy continental pean Cup tie here today-Reu- countries and ban shoulder-ter.

charting of goalkeepers.

After Last Tuesday's rough- and-tumble match between the English and Italian Lengues in

Seoul, Nov, 0.

South Korea deflated. Japan

Milan, English League Secretary two goals to ona in the first Alan Hardaker sild:

leg of the World Football

The match emphasised the Championships (Aston · Group) need for clearer Instruotions | here today,

The goals were scored in the what first Halk-AFP.

to referees, and in parilenlar precise definition of constitutes a foul." Heavy tackling-a traditional part of British Boccer-wa blamed by the Italians as the starting point of the trouble. The English players for „heir part complained of Italy's body. checking teltics—AP.

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