1960-11-10 — Page 8

THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1960.

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LITTLE LEAGUE BASEBALL

Successful evening for the Navy NOW A POPULAR SPORT

Russia retains Chess Olympics title

Berlin, Nov. 9.

The Soviet Union today successfully defended its title as the world's best chess playing nation by winning 34 of 44 possible points in the Leip- zig Chess Olympics.

Aunners-up, in the "Victors' Group "A" piny" to deelde the Art to 12th-pinces were the 29 points United States with followed by Yege via with 27.

Arst

by Sweden

In Group 'B' plny to deckle the 19th to 24th places, the place was taken with 27.5 points.

Final standings

The final standings were:

"GROUP "A"

1.--USSR

GROUP "C" 1-Philippines 28.6, 2.-[{- doneta 27.5. 3.-Mongolia 27.6. 5.-Ecuador 4.--Albania 20.5.

RUGBY VICTORIES

OVER CLUB

· SELECTION AND COMBINED CIVILIANS AT CLUB STADIUM By PROP"

The Navy came ashore last night and their raiding party which made a sortie to the Club Stadium had a most successful evening, and deservedly so.

After a close win by the "B" side over the Club Selection by a penalty goal to nil, the senior side took on the Combined Civilians and were worthy winners by the margin of 14 points to six.

20. 6 Portugal 25, 7.-France 25. 8-Italy 24. B-Belgium 34. 2-USA 29. 23.5. 10. Toisin 21.5. 11-

12-Bolivia 19.5. 3-Yugoslavia 27. 4-lungery Grecce 20.5,

The Club Selcetion brought 21.5.13 Monucn 17.5. 14-Ireland in Wiggett on the wing in place 22.5. 5.-Czechoslovakis

Second was 6-Bulgarin 21. 7-Arginin 17 15.-Malia 14, 18.-Lebanon of the redoubtable A. N. other.Navy vs Combined the serum and Mckenzie kicked

by Israel with 20.5, followed Austrin with 24.5 points, Den- and Finland tied for Tark fourth with 20.5 points each,

With

Philippines hadel The Group C which determined the 25th to 40th places. 28.5 points they sent Indonesia and Mongolt, both with points, la second and

Albania with 26.5 and places. Ecuador 25, WT the nex places.

THE HONG

19.5.8.5.

B-West Germany

Germany

10,-- 0-East

19. Helland 17. 11-Rumanla 16.5. 12-England 10.5,

"GROUP" "“

27.5. 1-Sweden

2.-ISAN 20.5. 3.--Austria 24.5. 4.-D!!!- 23.5 5-Finland 27.4 mark 23.5.

23. third Norway

7-Cuba 23. 6Spain 22.5, 9.---Poland

19.5.

11-icul 10.--Chile

16.6. 12.-India 12.

22.

Following are the results of the adjourned games of yester- day's eleventh and fuel round, a: carried by East German News Agency ADIN:

Results

GROUP "A"

West Germany beat Holland' 3-1.

Czechoslovakia and Argentina drew 2-2.

United Slates but Eust Germany 3.5-0.5.

Rumania 2.5-

and gelded a fairly strong side

In

as

the first game of the evening. Navy forwarde toon The showed

time their worth after time they regained ground lost by their backs with un- certain handling.

KONG JOCKEY CLUB

Hungary beat

1.5,

Soviet Union beat Brital 3-1

1.5.

GROUP "B" Norway bout

levland 2.5-

1.5.

1

NOTICE OF REMOVAL

The Ticket Selling Office in Queen's Building, Chater Road, will close at 5.00 p.m.. on Tuesday, 15th November, and open in Prince's Building, Ground Floor, facing Statue Square, at 9.00 a.m. Wednesday, 16th November, 1960.

A. E. ARNOLD, Secretary.

THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB

3RD RACE MEETING

on

Saturday, 12th and Monday, 14th November, 1960. (To u held under the Rules of the Hong Kong Jockey Club) THE PROGRAMME WILL CONSIST OF 17 RACES (There will be & races on the 1st Day and 9 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 Tifin interval will be after the Fourth Race (1.30 p.m.1.

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

MEMBERS' ENCLOSURE No person without an Adanission Badge will be admitted. Admission Badges must be prominently displayed throughout the

meeting.

Admission Badges at $25.00 each per day are obtainable only on the written introduction of & Mumber. Admission Badges may be oblained during office hours from the Cash Sweep Offices of the Chib at Queen's Buliding. Chater Road; 5, D'Aguilur Street; King's Roud, North Point and 382, Nathan Road. ADMISSION BADGES WILL NOT BE ON SALE AT THE SECRETARY'S OFFICE AND WILL NOT BE AVAILABLE AT THE RACE COURSE ON RACE

DAYS.

Much faster

threes.

lence

were

the

Civilians

...

The big game of the even

A

Im-

2

this moment on From series of errors by the referee allowed the Navy serum-half to ignore his opposite number to be dealt and leave him

of two forwards Wills by one who continually transgressed under Law 18 Para 2 (b) and

(c).

་་

IN HONGKONG

By OLLY VAS

Barely six months ago, on May 14, 1960 to be ex- act, it was my privilege to comment in this column about the possibility of introducing Little League baseball to Hongkong.

Now thanks to the hard work put in by the trio of Chairman Bill Woo, Secretary Mahadey Dayaram and Hon. Adviser Solomon Saul Little League baseball is not only being play- ed at King's Park but seems assured of a permanent place in our sports calendar for there is no doubt about its popularity among the youngsters in the 8-15 years age bracket.

are 00 At present there

rubber bai! -for

the 8-12 players enrolled in the four groups and a Minor League

actively engaged

for players not eligible for in teams

friendly

competition Li, with a regulation daer- Weekly and when the new season be- ball, for boys in the 13-15 nge gins in February 1981 it is bracket, hoped that an all-Chinese team

The teams now playing base ball matches

Sonny Machado's Lions, Henry Viano's Cubs, Mahadev Dayaram's Giants (this busy schoolboy is also on the Stardusts softball team), and Bli Silva's Rebels,

Except for Alan Moss mod Charles Kent the Cubs team

American

boys. comprises while Britona, a sprinkling of Indiana, Chinese and many Portuguese boys make up the rest of the league, truly a cosmopolitan group.

will turn out.

arc

Judging from the Interest the shown by parents and work out nicely. So much for youngsters themselves it should

baseball,

Reply

· in

after a period of bord pressure, Scruby was caught off-side at a good goal to even the score. the kick-off a Straight from Navy forward fumbled the ball badly In bont of the stand. Apparently the referee was un- sighted for he allowed play to proceed, and from this blatant Ing started with a furry #

"knock-on" the Navy scored a Cadwell burst for the line, try after a good run by Lake.

came back McKenzio was unable, ta but the Civilians trouble to the Club threes. into the picture after a fine,prove on the score.

touch-kick by Wilson. Much Aborter on their opposite numbers the Navy

Ancher tong kick, this time pack

much faster in by Moore pui Civilians into an

In reply to Mr F. X, Sousa which they the loose than were the Club attacking Position

who charged me with making a and were a constant hung on to unlit awarded

'rash' statement in regard to eight source of trouble to the Club penalty close to touch inside

teams not co-operating with the 60% "25", Moore Nevy

HK

Softball Association of the Wiltieme as subsitute hooker his kick

to just wide

supplying umpires when, asked Yugoslavia beat Bulgaria 2.5- or the Club owing to the left post and the Navy hod an-

to do so I had to lost cut in Lidin of Dwyer (hooking other chance.

that the Indians' represionintive and A the second game)

at the recent Council Meeting Pe (Injured) gave the Club

A period of great pressure by

Henry Hussain did not raise a ba. Civilians

This states that any player is nearly led to a the there of falr

to

Moss and George Viera of the murmur of dissent when in the be off-side I, 1 lovely run deemed as they might, Club but Wilson after but try

up-and-coming pre

the Council presence of

the corner quote, "being in front of the Rebels eculd not break through. From was bundled Into the

Umpire-in-Chief said that up to the ag by a great tackle.

ball and not in the scrummage pitchers, tled in strikeouts at 38 a serum on the Navy "25,"

off-

he falls to retire behind the ball each in tour and three games then only three teams had co- Nayy were penalised for

Dwyer was dominating without delay and (c) "not respectively. The more know-sistently given support in this 2.5-1.3-side but Saller sow his kick

he ledgeable are already tipping matter, at this period and being in the serumming",

Furthermore the UIC set scrums ino wide.

Taneczk and

advarets either foot in front of one of them to win the coveted was informed by me later that Loung were Ross was gaining the ball in line-outs. Straightaway

the ball in the cerummage." At Softball Writers MVT Award.

the question of shortage of um- rdaying well both in attack and the

put in a at times the D'Eath

high cross-

pires would be raised in this ducace, though

one set scrum Wilson, al fly-

Two sections column and in the absenen of his confirmation that the Indinnin the newly- Playing under, shaken hands with any one of

had in fact been providing u three opponents and the ball

issued ground rules of the HK was still in the serumi

pirgs I can only say that if the Indians The Civilians' fly-half wat) Sofibell Association and in con-

have cause Little League aggrieved they might well make over in the corner for a try informance with the relerce ruled that he had rules Issued by the governing

their complaint to the UIC and noi to the Press, lost possession and disallowed body in USA with slight modi- fications to suit local conditions

This weekend there will be the effort.

become

the ball games at King's Park

the three divisions will be seen in action.

Poland beat Finland 2,5-1.6. GROUP "C" Mongolia Leat Grecce 3-1. France bent Monaco 3-1. Italy beat Lebanon

UPI.

try

the

Disallowed

Probables for las wisins service from the kick but it was a little too deep half, could quite easily have

Manchester Handicap

one

or

the

Tactics

Gradually the Navy warm» ed to their work. From a line- out on the left side of the

worked field they

the ball across the threes to Cadwell, who, making a half break, put Taylor away. The winger fended off three tackles and . passed inside to McDermot who crashed over for a very good try which McKenzie was unable to improve upon.

The Navy with their tails well up now used the tactics that their other side had used so well earlier anything that

were saved. Navy ing Wildns'. and Navy

with litle of the ball were do- ba. 3. of the scrum,

to a large ing most of their work in the The Navy relied exicnt on their forwards toks loose but here they found Ro- the ball through in the loose, berta in fine fettle.

did with con- and this they siderable effect.

After

such storming footrush Club were penalised on their own "25" and Batten put London, Nov. 9.

Navy in the lead with a ne Thirty-four probable runners penalty kick. The Navy hung on half-time lead until with jockeys for the Manchester to this November Handicap, to be run despite all the urgings and fine over one and a half miles on defensive play of Digby-Bennet

fat full-back. Saturday, Nov. 12 are:

Ides of March (L. Piggott). Wiggett shone with some fast

Johnston when Carri,following

to kick, but Mon Fetiche (W. Snatth), Arc-Tancock olected Poesie Licence (W. H tiecelagh (D. Ryan), Eboneezer even his speed was not enough {J, Hoine), Marshal Pil (5. to put him clear of some very Clayton), Sea Wolf E. Hide), good corner-flogging by Green Gables (E. 3. Cracknell), Navy pack. Pandofell (D. W. Morris), Dal- namein (H. J. Greenaway), Jeanne Michelle (P. Robinson) Sabot (J. Sime), Prime Mover (D. Smith), Lee), CuLink D. Greening), Avon's Pride (B. Windyedge (B. Henry), Value Laird O'Mon- (S. Millbanks),

Parkes). Kyrenia trose (L. C. (no Jockey yet). Fulminate (

(N. Kilmscha), Sunrise Intosh), Ya (D. Cullen), Setoy (no jockey yet), New Warrior

J. Lynch), Mossy Face Ward). Cold Comfort (A. Cur- Honeycomb Rock (J. L. Brown), (no jockey Woodside Terrace yet), Bob Barker (F. N. George). Doxa (P. Hetherington), Brans- ton Miss (no Jockey yet). Rage Roval (R. Fields) and Le Drake kar (G. Harris).-China Special.

Mc-

(D.

Tins wil be obtainable at the Club House if ordered inson), Bognle Brae (P. Povall), advance from the No. Boy (Tel. 72811),

Members, Ladles wearing Ladies Brooches, and their Guests must enter the Members Enclosure by the entrance to the Members

Stand.

Members wishing to proceed to Club Boxes on the 4th and 6th Ficors of the new Publie Stand must do so from the 2nd Floor of the Members Stand, using the ift or stairs.

Apart from the foregoing, Members, their Ladies, and Members Guests are not permitted to enter the Public Enclosure and Stand.

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 admission will be $10.00 each per day payable ot the Gate. Admission Badges will be issued and they must be prominently displayed throughout the Meeting.

NOTICE

THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB

Mall

3rd Race Meeting 1960/61

Owners are reminded that Declarations of starters and

On the 1st Day any person leaving the Enclosure will be required to pay the requisite fee of $10.00 in order to gain re-admission. The foregoing ulso applies for the 2nd Day with the exception that any person who wishes to. Jeave the Enclosure riders close at the Secretary's

for lunch and obtain re-admission, must leave and return between Office,

Happy Valley, ai

the hours of 1.00 p.m. and 3.00 p.m., when they will be re-admitted 10.00 a.m., on- on production of their Public Stand badge for that day.

MEALS and REFRESHMENTS will be available in the RESTAURANT,

CASH SWEEPS

Through Cash Sweep Tickets at $34.00 each for both days may be obtained from the Cash Sweep Offices al Queen's Building, Chaler Road; 5, D'Agullar Street and 302, Nathan Rood, Kowloon, during office hours.

Tickels reserved and available but not paid for by 10.00 a.m. on Friday, 17th November, 1980, will be sold. and the reservation cancelled for future Meetings.

Special Cash Sweep Tickets on the Kwangtung Handlesp

Friday, 11th November, for the First Day and. Sunday, 13th November, for the Second Day

By Order, of the Stewards,

A. E. ARNOLD,

Secretary.

scheduled to be run on 12th November, 1900, at $2.00 each may Hong Kong, 3th Nov., 1860.

Be obtained from the Cash Sweep Offices of the Club.

The sale of Special Cash Sweep Tickets on the Kwanglung

Handicap closes on Friday, 11th November, 1800.

The office hours of the Cash Sweep Offices of the Club are

as follows:

Queen's Building, Chater Road and 5, D'Agullar Sire,

Hong Kon

Molidays to Fridays

Saturday, 5th Novembut

Friday, 11th November (Queen's Bldg.)

Salliby, 12th November

Monday, 14th November

Dun, to 6p.m.

0 am to 12.30 p.m.

sm. to 6 p.m.

9 s.m. to 11 om.

10 a.m. to 10 min.

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

Kowloem:

Mondays to Fridays .... Saturday, 5th November Saturday, 12th November Monday, 14th November

10 a.m. to p.m.

9 am to 11.45 am.

a.m. to 11 am. CLOSED

By Order of the Siewards,

A. E. ARNOLD,

Hong Kong, th November, 1900,

Bedrelary.

The star Batten was the star of the second-half for he not only held the Clu! back whenever they threatened to break through, but he also engineer ed some most promising moves for the Navy,

pounced

on

Navy tackling was too good for

them.

The two

to feet

Civilians tried very hard to the youngsters have make up lost ground but the used to the bouncy rubber ball and all the unbeaten teams in

Д playing on candy diamond with rubber snenkers, and to

The average · age is 14. the youngest player,. Antonio Marques, being just under eight "years. Actually "world-wide LL Baseball is youngsters in the foster 8-12 age bracket but to local interest in this

game it was decided to raise the age ilmit to 15.

With one glorious burst trom his own line Wilson swung piny to the other end but to no avail.

Bedford and Orler Led good footrush which tied a similar death as Navy refused the to give up their hold on game.

Bullock with the last move of the game scored a lovely try from the hak-way line which McKenzie had little dimculty in converting into a pool, as the final whistle sounded.

Last move

Senior matches

for SCAA are pitted against the should provide plenty of thrills Cheyennes and the strong US. Navy side come up against the Pandas. Apart from these two encounters the rest should turn out to be outings" for the Arst named teams in the following weekend programme:

SATURDAY

11

A minimum of 12 players can register for any one team with no limitallon on the maximum number of players. The teams was loose they

look smart in uniforms donated 2 pm, Indians vs Wolves (Jr). by well-wishers in USA and on 3:30 pm, Pandas vs Auster's straightaway.

Afier McKenzie had missed a

August 17, 1900 received 10 | (Jr), easy penalty they can-

baseball bats, from Butterfield fairly

SUNDAY centrated on foot-rushes for a

and Swire, Chairman Bi Woo Xavier~l1GWA" B-good

9.30 am, Nam Wah va Toreros This was a very robust game is presently in New York after time." turn of speed when picking up which got a Hile out of hand having had, discussions with (Ladies).

at lines. The Navy undoubted- Mickey McConnell, LL. Training He sprinted for

vs Antelopes om, Glants loose ball. the line, but like others before

ly deserved to win but Iul Director in Pennsylvania

and (Jr). when he returns to Hongkong in 1.30 pm, SCAA vs Cheyennes him he ran into the Navy cover credll went to the Civilians for defence and

that was

plucky display. For the vic- the not too distant future there (Sr). With a long, long kick Moore tors none did better than Cad- should be more news available 3 pm, Stardusts vs New Asia

his lies and

(Jr), the well, Bullock, McKay, Goddard, on LL plans for Hongkong....

MONDAY cleared Civilians held the score to three Lake and McDermot. The pick at of the Civilians side were Wil- points to nil against them half-ume.

son, Dwyer, Ross and Roberts. Scruby took an immense amount of punishment at the bace of the serum hard.

that,

Each time the ball went loose the Navy threatened great stubborn Club things, but a defence, though conceding a kickable penally which swas nos accepted, managed to hold cu unt the final whistle.

Salter For

Navy, the Townshend Batten, MeVictor,

On the resumption the Navy, Nyes and Cunningham were the

ick, but the entire pack were realising, that the main threat the Club, to Urcir ambitions lay in Scruby magnificent.

and "Wilson, set about Scruby scrum-half Digby-Bennet (until he was in- jured in the second-halt), carnost. The Tancock, Leung. Sam Johnston Hep3, Brzecloth, Smith, Williams and Menzles wore the List

For

A very even game with the Navy being that much quicker on the loose ball.

FA Cup results

London, Nov. 9. Results of today's English FA Cup soccer matches were:

FA CUP (First round replays)

2 Gateshead Exceter

Barnsley

Bournemouth

Bradford

King's Lynn

Romford Scarborough

took plenty of punishment and as u result his passing became

Ittle wild.

Refereeing errors

However

this fact

did not scem, to worry Wilson half as much the presence of at least two Navy wing-forwards in off-side positions who (pourled on him as soon as he took the ball time after time.

The Civilians came back imbo the came when Hobbs kioked a glorious goal from an angle and twenty-five yards out.

Now I was the Civilians'

and Xavier irie

It is intended to break up 9.30 am, Llons

vs Rebels the current league into two (Little League), sections some time in March

1.30 pm, Pandas vs U.S. Navy

1961 to comply with LL re-(Sr).

quirements. Tho plans call 3 pm, Stardusis vs White Sox for 'regular LL with a soft (Jr).

Terry Downes

to fight

Paul Pender for

for world

-

middleweight

crown

Boston, Nov. 9.

¡turn press the Navy e American Paul Pender will defend his NBA version of the world middle-

hard

i

'York City

Loughborough

0 1

Button United

9

Bradford City Alter extra time. Store after 90 minute 1-1. Rancaster 9 tendon

Cheaterfeld Oxford United

THE GAMBOLS

TELL ME WHAT

YOU THINK OF

{ THIS,GHORGO

--Beuter.

UGH

the Novy dcndexi

desperately.

A little feeling crept into the play

Ross was very obviously fouled at the line-ul. Hobbs with great deliberation kicked Ereat goal to put the Civilians

into the lead.

But the Navy rushed play to the other end of the fold and

weight boxing championship against England's Terry Downes on Jan-

uary 21 it was announced today. Promoter

Sam Silverman said the 16-round bout will be held at the Boston Arena.

Ray Robinson on Jan. 20 and successfully defended in the rematch on June 10, Pender will be making his Pender is recognised as the Becond title defence, having middleweight king in two states taken the crown from Sugar and most of Europe.

Barry Appleby

GAS FOR JOY

TOO MUCH

· MUSTARD

Downes, the Erglish middle-

champion, weight

defe ted Jocý Giardello three weeks ago in a major triumph, Giardello previously had battled to a draw with Gene Fullmer, recognised as middleweight king by the Na tional Boxing Association,

Return fight

If Downes wins the Baturday" night bout, he has agreed to ́agrehirn fight within 30 days Bivefan "nald. In spch an event Downes' money will be held in tecrow by the promD- ter until the defence

made,

Silverman sädeðurjón Proder will a $30,000 of the TV fhone, and Downea $9,750 dollars, it, theme ip a return match. „Priitor:W1)( get 38 per cent and Downes 40 per

Feeder will, got, 48, þér, cent the live gate and Down 20 per" ontlus" the Jim at 'fotach. En Chat NC-m.kemalda the: gale