1961-03-09 — Page 8

THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, MARCH 9. 1981.

Spurs, Leicester in Cup semi-finals Privateers end

SUNDERLAND TROUNCED BUT

BARNSLEY PUT UP GAME FIGHT BEFORE LOSING 1-2

London, Mar. 8.

Tottenham Hotspur, battest favourites in years to win the Eng- lish Football Association Challenge Cup, and Leicester City reached the semi-finals tonight. Tottenham crushed Second Division Sunderland 5-0 here at White Hart Lane, after leading 3-0 at half-time while First Division Leicester had to go all out against Third Division Barnsley before winning 2-1 after extra-time.

HK lose Pistol Shooting Cup

to Jamaica

Kisley. Camp, Mar Jamaica

H

the regained

Lynch-Klaunion Challenge

by

L'u fromzi

Hongkong winning the 1960 Overseas Pistol Shooting

3 Ptre lus : nunich, the British Natlonut Kific Association announced here today.

run

Jamaica's "A" team four had an aggregate score.

369. Hongkong. who

in 1959 to end a won of seven wins by Jamales finished rubbers-at. The "A" Gram totalled 363.

Eighteen featur

postal event.

part in the

tomak

which was shot off between

January i and December

31, 1860, on

competing

Reuler.

en the

(311

Toltenlumi naw mrel Burr- did almost там They pleased, By in the t-Buds on March Terry Dyson grabbed a third 1 Taneester City meel Shefeld | 1st

alt-time, and Dyson timurd in the other semi-firul | and wing-hatt Dave Mackay I made it five in the second half. same date

A goal after 17 minutes of extra-Uwe put Leicester through and ended the great rus of the Rant-killers from The Third Division

all 65,000 fans were jam- hed into Tottenham's Noth gomed by the count replay. ine fasting some SoundLand salppoæters

who had a

F

1ft

the leg 1OUTIN Nolly Fart be pad.

and even en

Completely on top

They saw mighty Tutten-

bam erleaklessly overcome

their opponents with another power hunise dlapiny which has end and 5.rague double 1 rkl within Ure bounds of possibility. Spurs have a bl lead at the top of The First Division and are

new only two mateben away trom

triumph いい Wrothley

.E

Spurred on by a crowd of nearly 10,000, Barnslor

battled all the way. They

A cricket match is played

in Paris - but

the

Parisians are not impressed

Paria, Mar. 8. Paris had Ita first taste of cricket at น่าอ Pare Des Fekuces here tonight, bat despite a bevy of chic host- esses and the presence of a jags band, they were not ira- pressed. About 2,000, many of them schoolchildren, sai down to watch two British teams, one led by ex-Middlesex captain John Wart, and the other from Stanmore, Middlesex, do battle.

Warr's team, which

included

Test cricketers Ted Dexder,

Evans Godfrey

Alan and Мона, fielded

Within minutes the spectators were lost in the intricacies of the Jame

were outplayed at times, butį Each Bide were allowed 15 what they lacked in Anekse

up in determina-

they ilon. Barnsky owed much to spit did defener which re peatedly threw back dangerous Leicester raids,

Tackling was swift and ferry anti free-kicks against both sales were frequéral,

High Cup fever

scoring

af

fe

Howard

deicester opened th›

23rd minule through

Riley, their

winger

Ken Barnsley

But two minutes later Oliver equalised

Apant Fresh the raily wten Sunderland kombi hutil.

ranges in the

countries,

and picky.

Tollenkaan

completely with top

Les Allen and Rohay Sinath

A tense gailees second ha!! meged within Nue quier of frur | telluwer and the malch

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Cup fever a high at mielies. with crowds begumolog Ta qarte for tuurs before the Hatnsley match and thousandli locked at at Tottenham

Pere. heavy wrought-itol gates were bust open by fan Trying

to get to Whalte Hart bate, and for a time there was chaos in the dark streets out dur the ground. The gates

were! cheed 25 minutes before th kick-off with some 10,000 angy tans jocked it.

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Results

ut

today's soccer matches were:

ENGLISH FA CUP Sixth round replay

Leicester

After a time minute 11

Tellerstufe

overs

and

with Dexter

bawling. lost four Stanmore Heanney

Stanmore quickly After 2 wickets

And then baisman Mike had to lenye the field after beļng blt over the ere by a ball from Dexter, "He had to have a stitch put

in the cut.

Stabmore had

Kreat

diffoulty

in playing out the 15 overs, managed but they

to reach 137 for the 1069 of eight wickels.

The only thing that really pleased the French crowd Peter Blackman was when skied a ball into the Police band, which had played both teams on to the field. As the ball feil. the crowd shouted "Les flow" (the Police).

HK tour with another win

By NUMPERE

In the second and last match of their short visit to Hongkong the touring American field hockey team, the Privateers, defeated Nav Bharat at Sookunpoo last evening by the only goal of the match scored two minutes before the final whistle. break for The Privateers again turned in a very robust per- formance which took Nav Bharat completely out of their stride. Perhaps 'knocked' is a more appropriate word than 'took' as some of the tackling was almost in the rugby class.

short champagne And Bot tea Warr's team went in lo bat and well within thetr 10 overs scored 138 for the 109s of eight wickeln,

wealthy

*15*

are

The match was the result of a

bet for £2,000 made in

The damp and sightly slip-↑ points although noither will Paris bar

pery ground was well suited to have an easy passage. between French businessman Rober!

rert the Privateers type of hockey

'B' and Maenensis

Recreio Noel

and radio commentator and they made the most of

doomed alreurly Maurier Gardett. Noel bat Their team showed one change relegation to the Second Division

from that which played KCC.

and will this week provide no Garcia coming in for Leach and real opposition for IRC A and he was a little lucky to remain

KOT 'A' live Cull 70 on the field fear minutes after one questionable tackle on Pat Gardner.

Gardest that he could not organise a cricket match be- tween two British teams in Parks in March. Tonight Noel handed over his cheque.

Commenting on the game as he Evans left the field Godfrey said: "It was fantastic. could never happen at Lord'x”,

-AFF.

JOHANSSON COMPLETES 43 acceptances

TRAINING SCHEDULE

Says he's

in best of condition

Palm Beach, Mar. 8.

Ingemar Johansson finished his training today

for the

Grand National

London, Mar, 8,

for next Monday night's heavyweight title Forty British and Irish horses fight with Floyd Patterson and pronounced himself in the best shape of his life.

Is sparring Inday, brought Iris tutzu rounds boxrd to more And he has dane than 270, almost 360 rounds of Kymaa- KRIFT work bag-pungbing, rup-skipplug MIKS shadow. boxing.

"I feel very strong, much stronger than for fast year's fight," Johansson sajd, "I know the mistakes I made last June, and I won't make them this time."

Deadly serious

Ingemar won the title from Floyd in June of 1000 de the refere stopped the bout in the There round after Pailer- i son went down for the seventh

Floyd

the British time.

regained Letown taxt "Jine by left-hook- ing Ingo for #1 full-count knocknat,

Seate aftri

S

5 Sunderland

ENGLISH LEAGUE

Division 1

Woly m bambeton Newcastle {

Division II

Forda 11

Shrewsbury

Lartam Division III

Division IV

thestri

We

+ Moth Cat

thampton grann SCOTTISH LEAGUE Division 1

Thunder

2 81 Mirren

3 Hearts

Reuter

Palmer heads list of golf money-winners

Un

1

2

#

Patterson is

made 7-2 favourite

Miani Bonelt, Mar. d. Champion Floyd! Palteram is 7 to 2 on favourite for his world heavyweight Ulle bout anguthist Ingemar Johansson of

Sweden here on March 13

A

the l the so far

Duserlin, Mar. B. Aruuki

Patmer hearts

jist money-winners' American golf cireull the year, according to igures Issuet here by the Professional Golfers' Association.

Gary Player, of South Africa, is a close second.

Palmer. who WOE $80.000 £28,5281 last year has neited 18,000 (£8,042) so far on the winter circuit, winning three of the nine lounaments and Anish- ing in the first ave in two other tournaments,

Player አን (£8,328).

won

$18,000

1

were named

resist today to the challenge of the Russiatis in the Grand National Steep- lechase at Aintree on March 26.

A het of 43 acceptances whs

Although ingemar trained in luxurius sorroundings, he was

dendly serious all the way this į

He sparred more reunils | pubished fur the hazardous than ever before, went to bed | race which the Ruslans are eacher than over before. budd entering for the Arst time in abstained from alt outside its 124-year history. interests he played no goi,

no movies, ald

Ilve television work

After his usual hard sparring and busk gymnasium work to day, le began his usual five days of "soaking up strength" before the fight.

saw

10

He wilt do no more irain- Ing. Each day he will limber a bit with shadow-boxing and a few minutes work on the "slung-bolle," a smalt Swedish toy ball he punches for spoed. He also will take walks, and will concentrate his mund on the fight.

Weighs 202 lbs

He will stay at his penthouse

In the Holiday Sunday,

The three Russian hors Epigraft 11, Reljef and Grife were at the top of the list. They are now on their way from Moscow by train.

LAST YEAR'S WINNER

Also Listedİ were ast year': winner Merryman II,

who is current favourite at odds of 10-1: Oxo, who wan in 1959; und Mr What, winner in 1958.

Other acceptances were: Wyndburgh, Taxidermist, O'Malley Point, Kilmore, Im- posant, Hunter's Breeze, Team Spirit. Floater, Badanloch, Brain Ore, Clover Bud, Fresh Winds, Bantry Bay, Forly

In here until

Secrets, then drive

to Miami Jonjo, Double Crest, Scottish sile of the fight, and

Flight 11, Irkh Coffee, Wily apend the night there accom- Oriental, muru, Oscar Wilde,

Bench,

panied only by Iris doctor, Turmoli, Carrusco, Francis Denson, and his Swedish Stiver. trainer, Nils Blomberg.

"I weigh mhai

202 pounds now and I think I will be 200 for the fight,” Lugo said today, "I am in the best condition. think I will win, but if I do not, I can't blame it on poor condi- tion, But I feel so strong. I am The bookmakers have been sure I know

who will win." both the wrong in

previous UPI, In Turelings

the first light. Patterson was the choice at 5

but was stopped Dy

Johansson's right. Last year the Swede was favourite at 7 to 3

on, but was kapeked out at the

fifth round.—Revier.

International

soccer

Frankfurt, Mar, B. West Germany beat Belgium 1-0 in an internallona! football match here today.

The Hamburg player, Doerfel, scared the only goal of the match after 33 minutes.

A crowd of 70,000 shwa tame Bath Palmer, who won Instrst half, but soon after year, and Player are competing | resumption the Belgian goal- in the $20,000 (£7,132) Pen-keeper, Delhasse, made a series sacola Tourment beginning of brilliant saves to check the bern tomorrow --Reuter.

Germans.-Heater,

by Barry App leby

HOW DO YOU KNOW

I WAS HOME?

the

right-wing

ןלוד

The Privateers' forward. Une were not seen it 50

D1 50 great advantage in this game mainly because Pannu kept

very elone watch Danel, but Schmidt-Pranga and J. Rote were always on the louk -

out for half chances. In fact it was through Rote following up a shot from Breks st their goal was scored.

|

In the

Section

already

Second

Division

'A' Prisons amured of promo. tion, and the only remaining point of Interest is who will drop out lo form the new Third Division for next sca.

#KRC 'N' dons and Macaensis "C" are sure to go,

be but

either il could Rangers or Demons who will accompany them.

Gremlins Cup final

Rangers have enmpleted fiseve programme and have 12 points, whilst Demons Bre

une

Nay Bhurat played as well as they were allowed to by the robust tackling and Ling on the right wing had several

polni fine runs Gardner, too, often behind with one match to play. went through in July

tils usual Unfortunately for them, but once

the slyle

Inside

neatoh is against alrole, they found a veritable Amy 9 who

wall of Privatecis

the goal.

blocking

both sides

Play opened with sizing each city up and it was not until the 10 minute that the thist scoring chance came was forced to con- when sher cede Armor from Schmild- Prange's shot. At the other and Nugget went through but was well

by goalkeeper

Goalless 1st half

with Play continued evenly both defences playing fined and In the 27th minute Gardner had his shot hi the

Mondt.

COVER

chance but sideboards.

1

After a goalles: first half the game

the restined fashion and Nav Bharat werd very

the close to scusing 37th minute. Ling www.1 through and sent the ball to Feilon who, however, delayed his shot which Mendt was able to cover and put behind for a fruitless corner. Four minules later the Nav Bharat goal has Rotu's a lucky escape

when reverse-stick shot off a pass bj Schmidt-Prangr hit the post and was scrumbled away.

continued The King

between very

H

xides.

with Iwo The Privateers were full

Intent

of enthusiasm and

they getting the ball anyhow

minate could and in the 57th

warning Garcla

received from the umpire after bringing Gardner down. Nicolaa

Then in the

Ernest, Cannoble Lee. Siracusa, Penny Peather, King- Fiend. Polish Steel, stel, Tea Fairpase. April Quren, Vivant, Scotch Prince, Saboria, Lady Nenagh.

The names of the 13 horses will go into the Itish Sweep- stokke draw, due to be made in Dublin on March 21-AP.,

WORLD ICE HOCKEY

Rumania keep

perfect record

in Group

Geneva, Mar. 8.

Rumania kept their 100 per cent record in the World Ice Hockey Championships when they beat Holland 12-0 in a Group "C" match in Lausanne today. They scored four goals in each period to bring their tally in four games to 60, with only four scored against them. In another Group "C" match, felgium

10-2. Period

in Geneva, Yugoslavia defeated were 2-0, 8-1, 3-1.

geotes

Sweden beat West, Germany 1241 In a Group A match played in Geneva tonight, Period scores were 3-0 3-1 0-0.

The United their fourth clatent in

Group "A" wisot they were beaten 0-8 by Fast dermany. In Lausanne, Perlod ncores were: (Raft Germany first) 2-2, 3-1, 0-3,

-0 ether the

their chances of

runners-up trounced them

season, and

maining in Division must be the Savi

Demons very slim. However skipper, Les Curry, still thinks

they can pull it off and good

brick then

Section B promotion and been decided relegation have

aud with 1 RAF Boing up

Nav Dutch C. TRC

' and Bharat C going into the Third Division

their

The KAF Just

Arst

League match

if the EL 8671

'C

by

ΠΟ

two weeits ago to Army

and will And

things

meatis gasy against KCC

국

תי

Uhis week KCC 'B' dropped

five polals in their first three matches but, since then, have dropped only one point in seven KOMER. Both these teams beat Mucao 'B' last weekend but the RAF should just about have the edge.

who

mcci

In Ladies Hockey interent is centred this week on the Recreio, Gremlins Cop final,

have already won icague. Gremlins 'B', and mûst be hot the favourites to complete League and Cup double. Looking

the Ladies'

ង little further ahead, next weekend schedules the Holland Cup semi-finals. whilst on March 28 the Laules" Festival will

at take place Recreto.

Then, during the last week in March the Combined

visit Services Singapore

the of three for a series 65th minute Colony deciding gon!. Privateer left-winger Becks shet hard from the edge of the circle and Ishor could only partially

parry the shoi and Rote, running in. hit the ball in the air into the back of the Det.

Come

the

From then on the Privateers' defence concentrated on clear- hard upheld und ing the ball hela out to gal their second

Their visit to Hongkong has been must welcome bringing

victory.

with

a style of play which la rarely seen locally.

have been

see them

Arty side.

It would

very interesting to play M Colony or

1 am sure What all those In the with hockey connected

success

matches.

League tables

FIRST DIVISION

P W D L F 12 10 1 42 112 40

A

Macaentia 'A' Arrey A.... KCC 'A Nav Bharat itecrelo 'A'... inc A... Macaenale 'B'. Hecretu "8"

13 7

13 5 2 0 20

12 4 3 4 3

13 2 0 21 11 13 1 0 12

SECOND DIVISI

Section 'A'

14 12 2 0

Prisone Army 'D'

Nav Biurat B 14

Rangers Demons

HHC &

Wands ....

Macaenda

Section

HAP

11

in IRC D

Army KCC B

KHTC A Dutch ite

10 0

11119

10 12

Colcey will with them every on the rest of their

theni tour and join with the hopes that, through their will take efforis, feld hockey

Nov Bharal

-2=899=$

its place in American sport. Weekend fixtures

Nav

DUlotk

M.

The teams Khan, J. Pannu, G. Parizu, Ling Bharat: Isher, Ebrahim, Chen, Gardner Singh, (substituted by Felton in

the second hair),

Privateers: Mendi, Hylkema, Knowles, Smith, Meyer-Werner Von Andatza, Danet, Garele, Skshinidt-Prange, J. Rote, Becka.

Weekend hockey

SATURDAY

Gremlins Cup Final Recreio va Gremlins 'B', King's Park, 2.30 pm. Umpires: M. Caswell, A. Van Der Sluis,

SUNDAY

Divialan

Men' First Di Macacusis

va IRC 'A',

King's Park, 11.30 am. Umpires: R. F. Pedruce, J. K. Fellows.

Nav Bharat 'A' va Macaensla 'A', Sookunpeo, 4 pm. Umpires: II. Crebas, W. MaliheWB.

Ariny W Va Recreio 'WW. Sookunpoo, 2.10 pm. Umpires: K. Lall, C. Blackburn.

Recréto 'D' vs KCC Recrelo, 0.40 am, Umpires: J. K. Fellows, G. Evans.

'A'.

Men's Second Division Beation 'A' Lions, va Macaenala 'C'. KOV,

11.30 am. Umpires: S. Hewson,

Paterson,

Demons va Atmy 'D', King's Park, 2.30 pm. Umpires: J. K. Fellows, J. Marcel

States muffered With the 1980-61 League Hockey programme now nearing completion Macnensis 'A' lead the First Division with 21 palats from 12 matches. The only team who car | possibly overmal theat are second placed Atty("A" with 17

Section 'B' Avi polnis from 11 maletres, nikt an HKHC A vs Nav Bharat 'C',

These twaa teama have All to Happy Valley, 11.30 am. Um plar each other their meeting pires: A. Aziz C, Blackburn. should provide #11

exciting HAP KCC 1, Kai Tak, elimax to the ROBBON,

10.30

Umpire However, tile week Macaen. Matthews, A. Van Der Biule. Als 'A' play Nav- Bharat "A', and INC vs Dutch HC, Søökunt« "Arthy. "A"-oppóws, Necrolo" "A" | pố6, +15,40, sm. Umpleoer 31. and they alroula Bôti tike fil| Garton, 6, §, "Bilton?"

Positions in group "A" after fonight's 'matoltes are: PWD

Canda

Czechoslovakia

Soviet Union

Bweden

If its Bangkök you setk.

With Donbas exotią

'a temples së re Remember--Thies zimes a week

Finland sta

West Geljnang 1

1938 20:

-Reuter,