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THE CHINA MAIE). TUESDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1960.

Revolutionary move by IOC head K.O PUNCH!

2-2 score in

India-Thailand NEW INTERNATIONAL RACE Thomas Cup tie INTRODUCED IN MEMORY

Bangkok, Doc. 18.

India and Thailand each wor ano ingles and bile doubles match tonight in the first ses- sion of the first round tie for the Asian Zone of the Toma

Internation Cup

Competition,

Badminton

Tomorrow night will decide

OF THE LATE ALY KHAN

London, Dec. 19.

the winner when thee more A new £10,000 international race, in memory of

singles and two doublts matches

wil be played.

Results of tonight's matches

were (That names first):

Chammarong Ratena

Sann-

FULTE best Suresh Guel 15-10, 15-1.

Somsook lost to N. M. Natekar Khan B-15, +-15.

Narong

Bhornchima

and Rph Kanchanaraphi lost to N. M. Kalekar und C. 13. Deoras 4-15, 9-15.

Husbart Vatonatharo and Chavaleri Chumleum beal De-

Dinu Ghosh 15- wend 17-14-Reuter.

Wan

the late Aly Khan, is to be run at the "Saints and Sinners" meeting at Kempton Park on July 4, next year.

of

wiil

three-year-olds he for sid upwards, and travelling grants will be paid to the -or entries frained

BRUNDAGE REPORTEDLY SEEKING BANNING OF OLYMPIC CHAMPIONS FROM DEFENDING THEIR TITLES

London, Doc .19:

Ban Olympic champions from defending their titles - that's the revolutionary move reportedly mooted by Avery Brundage, President of the Olympic Committee.

Olympic sources in London said they had heard of the move. It was planned to press it at the Olympic Committee meeting in Athens in June next year.

'NOT A FORMAL PROPOSAL'

It will be known as the Aly Memorial International Gold Cup.

owners £10,000 will be A stim

overseas. added to the stakes £6,000 by

Those from Ireland. Belgium, the Saints and Sinners Club of

the France, Italy and Germany will London, and £5,000 by

get £100, and those from the friends of the Aly Khan.

Lausanne, Dec. 10: United States, Canada, South Afrien, Australia, the

Middle Olto Mayer, Chancellor of the East, South

Internationut New

Olymple Com- Americo.

mittee, confirmed here tonight Zealand and Russia £700,

of

the distance The race, which has not yet been settled,

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The London

scurces said it com- was part of Bruwingo's pain to eut all professionalismu out of the Olympic Games.

Brundage's

reported posal for a ban on Olympic jehamplons deleting their tilles caused a stir throughout the sports world.

that IOC President Avery DENMARK LEAD

Brundage

"Informally"

suggested the idea that Olym

plo champions should not be SCOTLAND 2-0

allowed to defend their illles,

Mayer said Brundage made IN THOMAS CUP the suggestion in a letter to the IOC Chanceller about une [month" ago, "but it was NO 7

A Gold Cup worth £400 formal proposal, rather will be awarded to the winning kind of ca, a suggestion he owner by the Aga Khan, und exproved,” trophics worth £100 will bo presented lo the winning trainer and jockey.--China Mail Special,

CHESS

by LEONARD BARDEN

(2994)

Here is a position from actual play: Black to move and win.

Solution No. 5943; 1 R-QS. KI-Q5; 2 R-R5, or Kt-K6; 2 P-B3, or Rt-K16; 2 Qxxt (K), or KtxP: 2 KixK; or Ki(B) else: 2 P-B5, or B-K18: 2 Q-Q3, or P-KI4; 2 K-85, or R85; 2 Ht-B6, KÉ or R-RS; 2 QXKL. OF (K17)--R5; 2 QXR.

London Expren: Service.

"I never took it seriously. and I did not even put on the agenda” of the Ext Olymplo Assembly in Athens In June 1981, “I munt repeat, it la just an idra, not a format propisal," Mayer continued,

"Before taking it any further we will probably talk about it, In our meetings with the Inter- national Sports Federations and with the International Olympla Committee (prlor the June Assembly!.

"And I am sure the iden will vol be accepted either by the Federations, or by the Cem- mittee."—AP.

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Glasgow, Dec. 18. Benmark appeared ikely to continue their triumphant way in the Thomas Cup Bad- minton Tournament when they eally won the first two singles on the first day of the two-day ile against Scot- lang at Greenock tonight, They trounced Ireland 9-0 inst Friday and Saturday,

The superiority of the Danes The was quickly established. Scottish champion. R. S McCoig, scored only five points in two sets against the world Ile-Holder, Erland Kops while J. P. Barrie farea ittle better against Fina Kobbero, who cỤN- ceded only nine points in two setg.

Results were: E Kops (Den- mark) beat R. F. McColg (Scotland) 18-2, 15-3.

F. Kebbero (Denmark) bent J. Bartle (Scolland) 16-5, 15-4. -AFP.

Sports Diary England team for

TODAY Meeting

ASF & OC Committee Moeting at S.C.M. Post Board Room, 3.30 pm. Racing tor Royal

Hongkong Jockey Club's Sixth Race Meeting

Entries

close at noon.

Boxing Land Faroe Individual Ships (Preliminary) at Sek Kong. 2.30 pm. TOMORROW Boxing Land Forces Individual C'shipe [Preliminary) ut Seks Kong. 2.30 pm. Terials SCAA Hard Court Tennis matches at King's Park, 3.00 pen,

Swedem tie

London, Dec. 19. R. J Mills (Surrey) earns his Arst international honour

When t he plays for the England bad- minion team against Swetien al Stockholm on January 11 and 12 in the second round of the Thomas Cup.

The rest of the England tenan is C. T. Coates, H. T. Findlay, A. D. Jordan. H. J. Lockwood and P. J. Waddell.-AFP.

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Olto Mayer, 10C Chanoel- for in Lausanne, was report- ed as telling Dixon's Now% Agency in Londan; “So many Olymple champlons are canli- ing in on their gold medals that they are undoubtedly time by the professionals they

to defend, oome Brundage aims to stop this, "He has written to me with Iris proposal and we shall cis- CUES I

unticipate it will receive no small amount of

will then be support and it proposed to the 100 meeting In Alliens."-AP.

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Fraser given to

Tom Graveney_quits Friday to prove

Gloucestershire

London, Dec. 19.

Tom Graveney, the England Test cricketer who Jed Gloucestershire to second place in the County Championship two seasons ago, has decided to sever his connection with the club. ilis decision follows the ap- In a statement today he sald pointment By Gloucester of an [that he was not oficially told amateur, ok! Etonian Tem of Pugh's appointment aid he Pugh, as captain for next rea- heard about it only two days SOTI

before it wan made public on November 18.

Graveney, who has played in 148 Tests, captained Gloucester Jn 1050 and last reason, when they finished eighth.

Australian women's tennis team to tour Asia

Graveney has already turned down several offers to enter League cricket because he wants to stay in the first class gome.

Provided Gloucestershire agree to release him when his contract expires next month, he could be specially registered to play for another county next scazon. China Mall Special,

his fitness

Sydney, Dec. 19. Neale Fraser, the Australian lawn tennis star, hus been

given

until next Friday to prove his fitness for the Davis against Cup challenge round italy, which will be played here frean December 20 to 28.

Fra, Australia's main hupe to beat the Italians, is suffering with swelling and inflammation behind the left knee.

Some Australian offlelds con- Elder Unt

enforced Fraser's

his game layoff may longrove in view of the cmount of tennis he has played in the last few months. They believe that if

then Frapor is by Friday, coach Harry Hopman can bring him to his peak in the three days left before the start of the challenge round.-Routes.

UK soccer results

London. Dec. 10. Results of tonight's British

The Australian Lawn Tennis PASSING THROUGH football matches were:

Melbourne, Dec. 19.

Association decided tonight to on an send a women's team

overseas tour next year.

Mr Norman Strange, the Presklent, said the team will be chosen

the Australian after Championships In January and will visit Italy, France, Britain, Germany, the United States Japan, and other Asian countries. -Reuter..

Eleven women members of the Russian volleyball team ledi by Mr V. Savvin, President of the Volleyball Association of the Soviet Union, pussed through this morning bound Hongkong for Tokyo.

They will play three matches with Japanese teams during their ten-day stay in Japan.

ENGLISH LEAGUE Division H Tranmere 2, Brentford 3,

LEAGUE CUP Fourth Round- Burnley VS Notts (Postponed fog).

Forest

Fourth round replay Plymouth Argyle 0, Villa 0. (Abandoned after 10 minutes ground unit)---Reuter.

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