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Combined Chinese

THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1960.

The Rest

3.

O'Neill out for 3, Benaud bowls 33 overs

POPPY DAY PLEASURE NEW SOUTH WALES TAKES

Combined Chinese and The Rest put on a first class show

By OUR FOOTBALL REPORTER

The Combined Chinese beat the Rest by three goals to two in the annual Poppy Day charity game played before 6,000 spectators at Boundary-street yesterday afternoon.

It was a bright, lively and interesting encounter and, with just a little bit of luck, the Rest might well have achieved the draw which their wholehearted efforts deserved.

terms They were

on level right up to the last five minutes when a bad mistake by right- hal Johus presented Tse Ben kurn with a gulden opportunity which the tile inside-lett was qulek to turn to account,

.

ball but it was entertaining stuff from start to finish,

Kelsey had Brand afternoon in the next goal and his enter- arising performance had a lot to do with the refreshing display put up by his side. He received good comport from his felkry defenders and if Royal Air Force The match made excellent centre-half, Law earned special holiday fare and the fans golmension

Entertaining

Lowther. Paterson,

their money's worth even if Johns and Mackin were hardly they did not always get high less conspicuous. class noceer. There was more

The Rest forward line never power than polish and more

men further standard as the enthusiasm than elegant foot-quite reached the same ligh back. However, newcomer Scan- Ion created a very good impres- sion in his Brst big game in the Colony and on yesterday's form it dimcult to see how the his Police seleziors can delay promotion to their first cleven very much longer.

NOTICE

THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB

4th Race Meeting 1964, 61 Ist Day 26th Nov,, 1950

The following 'eonditions for 196h Horses for the above for entrius meeting.

NOON which close at Wednesday, 16th November, 1960, are announced ;—~

race

Magnificent goal

Doig was good in possession and had one Ine shot in the working MocFarlane never quite second half but he and the hard elleked as a sustained threat to the oposition. Left-winger Evans was strangely quiet and Roy Moss who

led the lice

with plenty of spirit scored a ! magniteeri second half goat 1960 Horses CLASS A -

which did something to wipe off DUNIPAGE PLATE. the remory of an earlier miss Second when he shot wide with the $2,250. at his mercy..

Non.

Wlaner

$3,000.

Weight

$5,000. Third

119 1DA. Winners, 7 hs. allowance. Winners of more than one race, 3

penalty. lbs. Entrance $10. ONE MILE.

CLASS BHERBERT.

SHIRE PLATE. - Winner! $5,000, Second $3,000, Third! $2,250, Weight 117 lbs. Nen Stake- Winners, allowance. Horses

iba.

which

have won $5,000 and over

in Stakes, 3 ths, penalty.

Entrance $10. ONE MILE.

CLASS

The Chinese boys worked hard for their victory very and while the team did not boast the usual galaxy of big

Russia's Tbilisi

Dynamo lose

2-5 to Spurs

names it turned in a mot satisfying performance.

The outstanding players WETC wong Bhiu-woo, Luke Tak-hay.

Bl Wong Mn-wai, Chow hung and Tre Bien-kucn. But there was but a real weak link the side.

Lift-winger Lau

Shiu-wah

p the Chinese in the tend mid- way through the first half and

although they had their enances

the Rest were still uniling by a single goal at the interval.

Disastrous pass

that

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The second half continued va equal terms with neither side eininting the advantage and it was in keeping with the Fitu

on

Evans scored qualiser after he not a second free- chance from an indirzel kick but the Chluiceo quieli- lend with o ly restored their snap gent by Chow Shlu-hung.

Just when I looked as though the game would finish on a 2-1

score Roy Muss went off on a typical

bustling attack which

took him right through the de- fence and finished up with the ball in the back of the not.

A draw now appeared to be a very fitting result but, with for only four minutes lett play, Joling gathered the ball just outside the Rest penalty area. He had at the time to clear his lines

necessary

yel, contrary to the shouls

advice from his mates

elented to pass back Lo his goalkeeper.

Kelsey never had a chance to get near it for Tse Bien-kuten was right on the spot to pick up Johns' ill-advised poss and whip it into the net for the goal which, although winning against the run of play, was

martly taken.

BIG LEAD IN

Asian soccer champions may play here SHEFFIELD SHIELD MATCH

TURNNAI FORLINAN

Huramar

Two U.S. pairs ́ in New South Wales

tennis semi-finals

Sydney, Nov. 14.

Chuck McKinley and Dennis Ralston, America's experimental Davis Cup doubles team, clean- ed up a delayed third round match and then won a quarter-final tie today in the New South Wales Tennis Tournament.

U.S. and Russian athletes to race at White City next year

London, Nov. 14. American and Russie, the for athletes powers, world's will both be sending teams to the White City next year,

This news came today from the International Fixtures Com- mittee meeting, held in Athens.

The U.S. will meet Great Bri- an on their way home from a match in Moscow and the prob- uble dates are July 21 and 22.

Because of other commitments the Russians are unable to send. full internallonaj team against England. But they have agreed to draw a Moscow and District team for a match against the The new pitch at Boundary- strool looked in fine condition AAA in mid-September, after the recent rains and as the Over the August bank hol game provided good entertain-days Britain will take on Hun- ment and more than $7,000 forary at White City and go on Earl Holy Fund....tour at the end of the month.-

spectators, organisers AFP. players.

London, Nov. 14. Tottenham Hotspur. leaders the

Division or the

C – BRODICK in the First PLATE. Winner $5,000. English Football League, beat and a very worthy tuhd were

Ds name. the touring satisfied. Second $3,000. Third $2,250, Thilst Weight 147 lbs. Stakes Soviet side by live gools to two

here tonight.

Winners, lbs. penalty. Entrance $10. ONE MILE. By Order of the Stewards, A. E. ARNOLD,

Secretary

14th November, 1960,

NOTICE

THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB

Programmes and Entry Ferms for the 418 Race Meeting 1980/61 to be held un Saturday 26th November and Saturday 3rd December, 1960, (weather permitting may be obtained at the Secre. tary's Office, Alexandra House; the Club House, Happy Valley;

and Stables, Shan Kwong Rond.

Entries close at 12 o'clock NOON on Wednesday, 16th November, 1960.

the

By Order of the Stewards,

A. E. ARNOLD,

Secretary,

The Russians, runners-up in the at USSR Cup competition, possessed a star in left-winger

The teams

Combined Shiu-woo,

chinken, Lap Shiu-wah.

Football League | Cup results.

McKinley and Ralston Anish- rd the third round

atehות

interrupted by darkness last

Dight by beating Tony Ryan and B. Boobin. 13-10, 8-6, 6-8 11-9. The American youngsters then beat Trevor Fanett and Kent Fletcher in a three-hour match, 19-21, 6-2, 6-2, 7-5.

face Australia's top- They secded doubles team of Neale Fraser and Roy Emerson in the on Wednesday. Fraser and Emerson emi-finals

beat Fernandez and Don Carlos Candy in the quarter-finals, 2-6, 6-3, 6-8, 8-4.

The top U.S. doubles team of Earl Buchholz und Barry Mackay also advanced to the quarter finals by beating Fred Stolle and: John Pearce, 3-6, 6-3, 6-2, 6-4. They play Red Laver and Bob Mark, who beat Nicola Plethin- gell and Sergle Tacchini, 0-2, 8-3, 11-9,-UFI,

MALAYA WANTS TO STAGE MR ASIA CONTEST

The

The South Korean Army foot-

ball

Colony tear left the yesterday by Thai Inter- national for Bangkok after an overnight stop, to play against a Bangkok selection. The team, comprising 16 players and four official, is actually the Korean National Team which rolalued the Third Annual Asia soccer tourna- ment trophy in Seout recently, They are at present in the course of a Far East lour. Their leader, Maj Gen Kim Buing Hui, Chief Officer of Troop Information and Edu- cation in the ROK Army, said they

kave would like to played in the Colony, but no game had been scheduled, "We may, however, be able to

arrange

match bere out our way back to Korea. WA

The have a high regard for Chinese footballers and would ilke to play in Hongkong," he added. Director of the team la Col Lee Byung Wook. The team in scheduled to return to Korea at the end of this month. Photo shows the South Korean Army team at the airpori shortly afier their Arrival from Tokyo an Sunday. -- Intnlar photo.

Sydney, Nov. 14. Norman O'Neill, Australian Test batsman, was out for three runs, his fourth successive failure-in the Sheffield Shield match between New South Wales and Queensland here today. O'Neill, who has been show-Craig 148; B Booth 01, R. ing ille confidence against fast | Bendad 31 not oul; and 55 for bowling, has been dismissed for declared 0. 18,3 and 3 in his last four Queensland; 221 (8. Trimble innings.

100, K. Mackay 39, J. Martin S for 32) and 62 for no wicket ---

New South Wales lad by 323 runs on Arst innings, but kipper Richie Benaug did not enforce the follow-pn, In order to give O'Neill match praelice, Later, with a lead of 378, he declared for the „second Ame in the match.

Johnny Martin, New South Wales oft-arm spinner, con- tinued a bid for Test selec- on by taking five Queenstand wickets-including

of foose Test players Ker Mackay", Peler Burge and Wally Grout

for 62 runs. Benaud prove that his broken finger is fully recovered

by

marathon bowling effort of 33 cvers which yielded one for 54.

The only Queensland bats- man to stand Arm was Sara Trimble, with 100 and 30 not

oul, Trimble, who has been on the field for all but 29 minutes of the three days' pluy so far, batteri Ave houts ton minutes for his century, which included 10 fours.

Scores

New South Wales: 544 for declared

223, (N. Harvey

Sports Diary

TODAY .Gott Final round of ladies' Janney Cup at Shek Q Country club, TOMORROW Soccer

"Aw Hor" Cup: All Hongkong Singapore, Hongkong Stadium, pm.

ReLICT.

Ford Frick: Not the time yet

for U.S.-Japan

world series

New York, Nov. 14.

Ford Baseball Commissioner

Frick mid today that which the time comes to talk of United Bialex-Japan World Beries it should be conducted on a high level basis between The Commissioners of the two nations.

"No one has been nuthorised lo speak for me about a World Scries with Japan," said Prick. "This is not the time to talk about such a thing. When the time comes I will handle it my- self."

Commissioner Frick did not rule out the possibility of a 1. US-Japan World Series at some futuro date but said it was not to be expected in the Immediate future. He indicated sema tour Win- by the US World Series ners to Japan for a semi-exhi- bition series with the Japanese champions might have value.

SONIC

his current

Frick was emphatic In slatements that any talks of & U.S.-Japan Series had not been authorised by his office. He has to informed Jepanes baseball people, he said.-AP.

Big decision by Britain's player of the season

BOBBY CHARLTON THROWS

HIS OLD BOOTS AWAY

By GEOFF WHITTEN

Bobby Charlton, arguably Britain's No. 1 footballer this season, has made

the grand gesture to signal the rediscovery of his confidence.

- the de- He has thrown away "the shabbiest pair of boots in football"

scription given to me by Jackie Milburn, former England and New- castle forward and, incidentally, a cousin of Bobby's mother.

"They just had no teus at all. You could put four lingers into

year.

Says Milburn: "I saw Bobby's International football's big, gain universal acceptance of our Kuala Lumpur, Nov. 15.

when he boots

was over I problem-of-the-moment the interpretations. Wong Chinose:

London, Nov. 14.

Malayon Amateur Belfast for the game

application againa interpretation and

And-even if we succeed in Luk Tak-hay. Lee

Results of tonight's English Weighting Federation plane Ireland and could hardly be of the laws of the game will educating foreign referees, and Kwok-wah, Wong Man-wal, Football League Cup matches staging the next Mr Asia contest | leve my eyes,

be the subject of two Summit | If through them and the trainers Meshid, but they could not Lam Sheung-yee, Yeung Kwok- | were! match the skill and conki, Szeto Summ, Lau Woon

in 1961.

next and, coaches, we get foreign meetings in Switzerland Second Round

player to pee it our way, there team-work of the London team.

Chow Shukung sc who led 2-1 at half-time.

are being will still remain, the formidable Leyton Orient 0, Chesterfield

task of converting the mon-an- Lowther, The Rest: Kelsey,

Third Round

the terrace in Paris, Rome, and Birmingham C. 1, Plymouth Paterson, Johns, Low, Mackin.

Madrid, Dolg, MacFarlane, Moss, Sea Argyle 0. lon, Evans,

R. Marsden- Referee: Mr White,

watched A crowd of 40.000 this lust match of the Russion In earlier team's brief tour. games. Tbilisi had lost 0-5 to Sheffield Wednesday and drawn 5-5

Wolverhampton with Wanderers.-Reuter.

Geoff

1.

Darlington 1. Bolton 2. Derby County 1, Norwich

4.-Router.

Shipton's retirement bad

for Australian swimming-

Sydney, Nov. 14.

Australian swimming has suffered a sharp blow with the retirement of pro-

mising Olympics sprinter Geoff Shipton, who is only 19.

"I can no longer afford the time or the meaty to keep myself Shipton in top condition,"

will suid. From now on I concentrate on my career in the marketing section of the Sydney Oli Company I'm working for."

Swimming coaches and officials wald Shipton's retirement is

THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB

NOTICE OF REMOVAL

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

A. E. ARNOLD, Secretury.

ench of them through the holos in front.

The conferences called by FIFA, the world au-

on

Countries which may be in- vited are Afghanistan, Burmo, Ceylon, Hongkong, India, Paki tan. the Philippines. Japan.

"Bu Bobby cald he refused thority. Thailand, Singapore

One is for referees Indonesia. and the United Arab Republic. to get rid of them."

International list, the Shooting star Charlton has FIFA's The Federation President, Nz

mix sce then, other for tminers and coaches. changed his C.Thow-too, sald this was

evitable since Malaya's Clancy however. Ang won the title this year. He said he was sure government would make a grant for the staging of the contest.-AP!

Successful title defence

In-

He took the old boots with in for England's match In Luxembourg,, didn't use them- and suddenly decided to throw them away.

Stormy days

I watched the Under-23 game at Newcastle from the public et the sland, surrounded PATL

on three sides by the small but noisy band of Italian suppor-

The problem is u long-stand-ters, complete with huge banner ing one, but it's hitting the art resonant trombone.

Now, in now footgear, he is headlines at the moment: be- IL was

pinỳlog better than ever.

I cause of a stormy ten days in

have just seen him play for which two British players have

season,

ear-shattering,

hackle-raising and eye-opening

when, at the scoring of Italy's In sixth-minute goal, my neigh- hour took off from his seat in the dhection of the roof, neatly removing my cap en parani.

There was nothing manusing. however, about the Tiglian fans' violent reactions to the award of a rast to Englana when Italy's assikooper was charged over the line,

As usual, nearly. all the trouble has arisen through the widely differing inter- rrelation of the laws cover- ing charging the goalkeeper, tackling and obstruction,

three different teams in eight been sent off in club matches perluce from the moment days and I made him the star on the Continent followed by

the inter-League brawl performer in each one. No doubt about it, Bobby has Milan and the misbehaviour Armly put behind him the ur. of the Young Italy players

at Newcastle. happy memory of, lasi Tokyo, Nov. 14. when his scoring power full by Kazuo Takayama successfully 40 per cent and he was dropped bad for Australian swimming "As a sprint swimmer Shipton defended his Japan feather by both club and country.

by Why the revival? Not even because he was one of low had everything and he was weight title here today

challenger Katsuzo Manchester United manager sprinters who swam under 50

nowhere near his top," B Booring

give a dog. of Nakamura in 2 minutes 14 Matt Busby can seconds in the 100 metres at

Berge-Philips, Secretary Rome.

Swimming teeonds of the eighth round of matle answer to that one. the Australian

Etut one factor is surdly tho It is obvious that the gap be Union sald, "We were a 10-round title match,

Takoyoma weighed 120 chance both United and England tween Britain and almost all counting on Geoff at Tokyo."

best pounds, Nakamura 128. have been giving him to settle the rest of the foodbail world on with the "He's ranked

It

time

His this subject is no wide as ever, sixth

down

outside-loft, even now, but by 1904, while

of despite the biennial FITA re Takayama successfully retained favourite position, instead 'll only 23, he could be

Berge his Japon championship and his shuttling him back and forth ferees course at which British real world-beater,"

experts have done their best to along the forward line. eighth knockout victory-AP. Phillips commented-UPI.

In the final leg of the 4 by 100 metres men's relay Shipton clocked 54.7 seconds one- tenth of 4 second outside fellow - Austrálian Joha Devitt's world mark,

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I'LL KEEP OUT OF › YOUR WAY ÄND

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was

the

Barry Appleby

MUCH LATHU

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Making a wish! Flying-di-taga It's bound to come true

For service sublime and food diving 'are there all the time. ́(kipedially for you)""

Hooligans

It made me glad there were only 20 of them, and not 20,000. And if they could have got at the referee ho

.would have suffered a good deal more than he did at the hands of the hoollgeht on the field.

For the rest of the match it Wa^"Bravo" for wery Kallan swinging boot and "Bruto" for every gilah tackle, fair

Goodness hows, I have never thought "Briljah. fāņa were models or fairminded- bess, but I can honestlymý that from Gainsborough 10 Goodlení: from · ́Wiaan to Wembley, one I've seen: couli match These Italidaiar for aquint-eyed" - blan hand, plain latterance of the lawp of,, the game,

*All of which makes me won- der sf, after all, an extension of International, competition at dil

·leniels is really going te beva practicable, proponlites." wiikli awlume,