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FA CUP 5th ROUND DRAW

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THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, JANUARY 31, 1961.

Peterborough given chance of getting plum' tie

BURNLEY SHOULD NOW MAKE LAST EIGHT

Löndon, Jan. 30. Peterborough United, whose Cup-fighting qualities in previous years earned them entry into the Fourth Division of the Football Leaguo this season, have the chance of getting the plum tie in the fifth round of the English Football Association Cup to be played on February 18.

beat | home

It Peterborough can Aston Villa in their fourth Tattenhum round reploy at Villa Park an Division Wednesday, they will be at

Pele does

overtime

fnoth: is good

How much for footballer?

news

the ail-conquering Huddersfield Town or Barn- Hotspur, Firrtley va Luton Town or Manches- leaders and hot ter City.

favourites for the Cup, in th Layton Orient vs Sheffield Manchester next round.

A 'bogoy' side

But Villa mud regard lo- day's draw for the fifth round with mixed feelings. Spurs are the biggest, crowd-pulling team in English football, but

have found them VILIA "bogey" side since the war, Vill have not won any of the 10 League games either at home or away since the war.

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The question arises follow- ink the

ntbarring injury or illness-Brazil's 20-

Another intriguing tie year-old Pele will be playing

Orlent Leyton

at home 10 matches this year.

elther Shemed Wednesday or The two Inside-forward Pele real Manchester United.

do powerful First Division teams Edison Arantes

the meet in replay in Manchester

Zuine

Nascimento -is

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Wednesday United-Reuter,

or

Sharp recalled

into England Rugby XV

London, Jan. 30.

the Oxford R A. W. Sharp,

University stand-off half who wan halled as the "find of the Keason" last year, has been recalled to the England Rugby Union team to play Irelang in Dubbn on Saturday, February 11. of

most talented and highly paid and the winners are sure to

svecer. Bu this pack the London ground

me

$11

br et matches in a year Orient.

ems excessive,

This is one of six changes, fone of them positional, fron With nine fourth round ties the side that last to Wales 0-3 The maximum number of stiil to be decided today's draw at Cardiff on January 21.

Fil-back M. N. Gavius,_cen- gunta English international is abscure. Only one match 19

one season is clear-cut, that between Norwich tre M. S. Piillips, Hooker S. A. would have in about 70-and that is presuming und Sunderland. This should M, Hodgson, second row: for- and Second ward R. W. D. Marques an excellent his club

in the producc 15 successful

with both clubs wing forward P. G. D. Rehbins FA Cup. Leamic Cup and Division clank

of the are all dropped. The five new who are near the top Einopean Cup.

inhle good form

players

Willcox, Sharp, Robinson, Price and Rogers.

NEW 'CAPS'

Some Brst-class players argue

this is that even

too much. that they felt exhausted by the end of last season when they did not have the extra League Cup matches.

Fine chance

- Burnley, second favourites

to Tottenham, have

chance of reaching the

arc

Risman, who was replaced by

a fine Sharp last season, but won his i

eight. but, they must first beat against Brighton in the replay

Indoor high jump record

Gordon Miller, jumping for Surrey in an inter-county indoor athletics match at Stanmore, Middlesex, England, recently, elcars the bar at 6 feet 7% inches to set a new British indoor high jump record.

The previous British indoor record of 6 feet 7 inches was shared by Alan Fairbrother of Scotland, Kotel of Ghana and Fournier of France. -- COI photo.

England names team for World Table Tennis Championships

London, Jan. 30.

The English Table Tennis Association have stuck to their ranking list in selecting the team to play in the World Championships at Peking in April.

CHESS

By LEONARD BARDEN

WEST INDIES TIGHTEN GRIP ON 4th TEST

Adelaide, Jan. 31.

A second wicket stand of 163 between Conrad Hunte and Rohan Kanhai strengthened the West Indies' grip on the fourth Test here to- day, and at lunch the West Indles - 150 for one overnight-were 257 for two.

This made the West Indies 284 ahead with eight second inninga wickets standing --but only about 10 hours of play left..

Kanhal took the spotlight in. AN eventful morning's play with his second century of the match after a "delightful force- ful innings, thus joining that Illustrious band of cricketers who have made a century in successive Test innings.

He made 117 fa 'the first innings, and at present is 111; ! not out.

At 02 Kanhai reached. 1,000 runs for the tour. Hla second wicket partnership with Hunte put on 100 in 103 minutes.

Hunte was run out for 70 when Kanhai, D9, tried to get the all-important run with

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rharp single. He got his 80 in 163 minutes and was batting well when tragically dismissed.

Tho West Indies' 200 holsted after 183 minutes, with the last 50 coming in 45 minutes.

Scoreboard

FIRST INNINGS

West Indies: 383 Australia: 300

SECOND, INNINGS West Indies

C. Hunte zun outsi C. Smith, e foare, b Mackay

R. Kanhai not out

A

G. Sobers not out.

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CRICKET

RESULTS

SHEFFIELD SHIELD

Sydner, Jan. 30. Brian Boob, a'candidate for the tour of England this year, hij 141 and Ray Flock- ton made 110 in helping New

·South Wales

to baat Soath Austraila by an innings and 167 ruks

In their Sheffield Shield match here today.

Booth was hindered by n injured shoulder muscle, but he had full command of the bowl-

141-his ing. His

highest of the season-included 14 tours. Flockton completed a fine cen- tury and also 100k four South Australian first innings (wickets for 39 runs.

Gamini Goonesena, New South Wales player from Cey- lon, wan their most troublesome bowler today. He took three 79 wickets for 21 in the South At- 49tralian second innings.

111

South Austraila were

with- 12 out Rex Sellers who was taken to hospital on Saturday for n appendix operation,

257

Fall of wickets: 1-88, 2-22D.

Bowling to daje

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son and Bryan Merrett, Jeff Ingber, Diane de 0. Andrade (Observer, 1923). Rowe and Jean Harrower. Non-playing captain is Ron

Here is a problem by B. J.

White to play and mate In two moves

London Exprek Service.

Hoare

The woman will make the

Misson

Denaud

15 0 63 0

Mackay Kline

last pluen back for the Internationals The three men and two women are: Ian Harri-

South Africa onl With as many as 100 games

to-Wules, ly switched to centre. year, there must be a real

Rogers Willcox, Price and Then they face a morrow. "player becoming

Roblason has danger of stal-London Express Service. home malch with Swansea, are new "eaps.

the une

"cup" against grevious who are struggling near batlem of the Second Divi-15 ilin in 1954.

"The long reign of the Harle-Crayden but he will be avail- trip if the Executive Committee on February 18 the alon.

able to stand in for the men's decide

in an Association can afford the ex- quins polr. Marques and J. D. Swaythling Cup team

pense, of one more air ticket- Curric, as the England second emergency. row is over at last.

They had

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Manchester City, unlucky have their match colled off when teading 8-2 on Saturday are drawn away again. If they beat Luten they will visit ludders- feld or Barnsley.

The draw

The full draw for the th round is:

THE TEAM The England teams: J. G. Willcox (Oxford University), R.

(Harlequins), C. Young A. B. W. Rismun (Loughborough College), M. P. Weston (Rich- Brighton and Hove Albion er mond), J. Roberts (Sale). Burnity vs Swansea Town.

R. A. W. Sharp (Oxford Univer- Newcastle United or Stock-sity), R. E. G. Jeeps (Captolu) Jacobs Fort County vs Stoke City or (Northampton), C. R. Aldershot.

(Northampton), E. Robinson Birmingham City vs Leicester | (Coventry),

Wright P. T. City or Bristol City.

(Blackheath), R. G. French (St Sheffield United vs Bollen Helena), J. Price (Coventry), D. Wanderers or Blackburn Rovers. P. Rogers (Bedford), W. G. D.

Norwich City vs Sunderland. Morgan (Medicals), L. 1. Rim. Peterborough United or Aston mer (Bath), China Vil vs Tottenham Hotspur, Speelal,

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U.S. FIELDING NEW-LOOK

TEAM FOR WORLD ICE-HOCKEY TOURNAMENT

New York, Jan. 30.

A rebuilt United States national Ice-hockey team, including only two men from the 1960 World and Olympic champion teams, leaves tonight by plane for Munich and a series of exhibi- tion games leading up to the World Cham- pionships on March 2-12 at Geneva, Switzer-} land,

A third niember of the 1900 | Army coach who managed the Olymple team, John Maynelch of Olympic team last year. Evelath, Minn., will join the The 1981 team includes two team later in time for the Championships.

The only Olymple returnees on the squad Teaving tonight arc Larry Palmer, a reserve goalie to Jack McCarten, and Paul Johnson; forward from West St Paul, Minnesota.

Accent on youth

part, odach

For the most Connie Pleban la polting the. sternt on youth in hopes of developing new talent for the 1904 Olymplé Games.

The squad has played 22 tamen on a long exhibition ieur of the U.S. and Canada and managed on 0-18-1 Wen-loft- tle record. Turco of the 131 defeats were at the hands of the Russian team, sight 'of whom are expected to play on the Rusalan team in the Cham- plonships.

Johnzor, in key man in the Olymples, did not play any of the exhibillons. He joined, the club Joday: when “the,, men stopped off at West Point, at the invitation, of Jack - Rüey,

Two other men and woman. so far not named, have been selected as stand- by reserves.

SPORTRAIT

SALE

"Unfair competition, Really. Her husband coaches an Old Buya rugby side."

Leadon Express Service,

Orient title fight

;

Only expense

two

They realise it will be risky zonding a team of only women the minimum--for the Corbillon Cup team event,

The one way alt fare is the only expense that will be in- curred. China will defray the of the players while are in the

country and also the return fares.

pay Even if the extra woman is

Expenses

they

Basketball tournament cancelled

R AV 90 35

10 3 00 0

7 0 42 1

B 1 23 0

-ROULET.

U.K. soccer results

Manila, Jan. 30. The Philippine Amateur Athic- tic Federniton today annoumerd that a

basketball triangular tournament scheduled to be held here on Jan. 31-Feb. 6 among teams from South Korea, Tal-¦ matches were:

has wan and the Philippines been cancelled.

London, Jan. 30. Results of tonight's football

Representative match English Lessuo

A Federation spokesman said

cancellation the

was due to Scotland Korea's inability to organise team "well prepared been guaranteed trained" to put up a good fight Coventry,

PI the Taiwan and

£1,500.

sent the maximum cost to the ETTA will be about They have

£1,000, by manufacturers but against hope that their own Supporters squads --AP, Association will raise most of

the money needed so that it will not be necessary to ask for all of the guarantee.

The "no surprises" selection will not please everyone. Re- cent performances by the top English men players have shown the necessity of giving one or two younger players the chance to gain valuable experience.

The selectors did, in fact. consider 10-year-old David Creamer and 17-year-old Mary. Shannon.

Bost chancOS. England's best chances of success probably rests on the women and it will disappoint some that Diane Rowe's sister,

cham-cent

Manlia, Jan. 3p. Orient featherweight pion Hisno Kobayashi of Japan was a 0-5 favourite to beat Flipino challenger Army Won- der Boy on Wednesday night in their 12-round title bout.

forwards who were reserves last The two boxers spárred for year. They are Herb Brooks of the 'press today, and the

St Paul who was left out in the Japanese was the more impres-

not revamping of the Olymple sive.

squad that playza nt Squaw Wonder Boy is an Army cor- Valley, and Dick Burg, Minnea-parol, hence his ring name. polis left wing who scored two The indoor bout will be held goals against the Rursions as at the Rizal Memorial Coliseum. member of the 1889 team.AP. |—AP:'

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Scores were:

New South Wales: 530 for slx declared (D. Booth 141, R. Flockton 110, W. Sanders 78, P. | Philpott €3, Ġ. Thomas 54)

South Australia: 255 for nine declared end 108 (N, Dansie A3. Goonesena three for 21).

CURRIE CUP

Bloemfontein, Jan. 30. Orange Free State

beat Western Province by 28 runs in an excling Currie Cup match here today.

Western Province, set to score 159 to win in 180 minutes, were all out 15 minutes before, the end for 130, Bill Chalmers tak- ing throw for 10 for the Free State.

#bal scores were;

Orange Fies State: 180 and 239 (3. Burko 65, H. Bromfríð 5-B1).

Western Province: 261 and T20 (W. Chalmers 3+16), — China Mall Special.

World's top fencers to clash in New York

Invitational

Tournament

New York, Jan. 31.

Some of the world's greatest fencers will match blades on February 17-19 here in the first of a planned annual Invitational Fencing Tournament sponsored by the New York Athletic Club.

English Championships world champions from France, that the needed only practice the Soviet Unfan, Poland, Hun- to regain something of the form gory as well as representatives that won the Rowes two World of Cuba, Mexico, Canada Championships carly in the, the United States frues.

and

Gold medallist

Tournament organisers saki Italfons would be entered, sobre fencers, Jerzy Pawłowikł Rosalind, has not been recalled, today that participants will in- pending an elimination contest, and Wojlech Zabłocki. Pawlow- Although out of the game for cludo Giusseppe Delfino of Italy, in Milan. One of these is ex- ski was world champton in 1957. four years she is now Mr1900 Olymple epee champion, pected to be Wladimiro NYAG officials said that » Cornett and the mother of four They added they hope to have, Calarese, a bronze medalist in request has been made to children-she showed in the re- Olympic champions and former the sobre In Rome,

allow Viktor. Zdanovich, the. Soviet Union's fall gold medal -winner, to paritulpate, Edano-

vich has a previous nommit. French offelala Havo indicated

ment, but NYAC hopes Ruskin- they will try to send two-lime

will, excuse kim and permit Olymple foll champion Chris-

bim to fence here. Han D'Oriolu; former workd

Another questionmark Is opee champion Armand Mouyul The competition, which wui. and in sabre, fast rising Clause Hungary's Olympic sabre char

Rudolf Karpati. Hu Arabo

vetemn be held to the club's gymna Lefervre.

Jacques plon,

Invitation was delayed fo the stang will have foll, epee and

mails, sabre on the programme. (in Warsaw, Polish officials" In addition to Delfino, NYAC said that they were sending officials mid the Italian Fencing Witold Woyda, a finalist in foll Lengue dicated, severot other in Home; and their two best;

of

Sister Diano makes no secret the fact that the prefers playing doubles with her sister to any other player,

The Trum will By by jet via Moscow to Peking, probably leaving on March 31 to become acclimatised before the Cham- pionships on April 6-14.-AFP.

HEAVENS..

NO

Foil, apae, sabre

Barry Appleby

WOULDN'T KNOW WHAT. TO WEAR

or

GAS FOR JOY

U.S. entries

However, Anthony J. Kesno, Chairman of the NYAC Or- ganising Committee, quoted Bela Bay, head of the · "Hun- garten Ferieing · Federation, as Kaying every effort would.... be made to get Karpall there.

Bay also was quoted ne Birge lng he was cofident Zoltán Harvath, Olympic silver medal. lat, and former world chamo- plon Mihely Fulop woukł' bo able to tolto 10.

Ometals said they also ex- *poel Abelardo Menendez, Cuban'a folt, ahd. epee cham- pion; Jamoa Wolfensohn, cap. tain of Australik's entry in the 1958 World Championships and Mexico's Cotonol Herró Oliva,

The three US, “champióna have been entered. They are Alert Axelrad In foll, David Mishaniem, "epek, ufa: Jeso Handri in sabrem-AP;