1961-03-20 — Page 9

THE CHINA MAIL. MONDAY, MARCH 20, 1981.

Army 'A', Recreio 'A' in Hockey Cup final Celtics one up in

KCC 'A' GIVE SOLDIERS HARD

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FIGHT BUT NAV BHARAT GO DOWN TAMELY IN SEMI-FINALS By NUMPERE

Decisive results were reached in both the Holland Cup semi- finals yesterday and the finalists are Army 'A' and

Recreio 'A.'

Army 'A' beat KCC 'A' by the narrow margin of 3-2 but Recreio 'A' had a comfortable 4-1 victory over Nav Bharat 'A.

Army 'A' versus KCC 'A'

in

now that the scason is al- defenders he flicked the ball to most over, had a comfort-M. Singh who was too slow to able 4-1 victory over Nay take advantage of it.

Ten minutes later Gardner Bharat 'A', and having gave Singh another chance but having beaten Army Anis fed shot was well paimed

out by Santos. last week, must be fancied

Reerelo appeared content to to regain the Holland Cup hold on to their lead but in the Army 'A' and KCC 'A' were

which they last won

6th minute Alonce sped through 1-4 at half-time in this

the 1957-58 season.

the middle, beat Khan ar ran close

at contest

on past goalkeeper Rahim to very

Nav Bharat

push the ball into the empty were without Sockumpoo but Army 'A';

centre-half J. Pannu.

net and complete his hat-trick, Khan took what chances were

moved up to that position, and : It was now all over bar the offered them in the

was replaced at left-back by shouting and Recreio ran out half second

and just M. S. Gill. But it was their, comfortable winners by 4-1.

their forwards who were found want- about deserved

ing. 3-2 victory. But it was so close that had Rosa's shot gone in instead of kitting the upright late In the second half it might well have gone the uther way.

out

with And

Army 'A' took the field with- regular centre forward Narbu Lama, Brierly coming in as subslflute. Beckett led the centre forward berth Turner

Inside coming Brierly going to the left-wing.

Pettyfer was virtually a pas- senger after the Brst few minutes with the recurrence of an old injury and spent the rest of the match walking but re- mained in the full-back position. Point-blank saves Fearn in the Army goal had an excellent Kaine making several point-blank saves from Sloan although Sloan found the net twice. In fact, with Petty fer injured, Fearn was fre- quently the only line of defence against the KCC forwards and the Army cail thank him for their place in the Anal.

Horwood deputised for Soares in KCC's gool and had very little chopte with the three that went past him. Nery and Cham- berlain were steady at full-back but it

was poor covering that let Turner in for the deciding goal.

The promise of a really ex- elling tussle was not fulfilled, probably due to the sudden change in the weather. It was very hot and humid and the pinyine surface was a kittie on the rough side with bare patches.

The game started off eventy but Army 'A' took the lead after five minutes through centre- half Lettin who was playing his usual attocking game.

For the next few minutes Aimy "A" had slightly the bet- tor of the exchanger but KCC equalised in the 10th minute when Reeve put Sloan through to score with a hard shot. Hall-time came with further score and the 1-1 draw was a fair reflection of the play.

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The second half was only four mmutes old when Army re- gained the lead. Frusher lock the ball up the right wing and centred for Beckelt to make no mistake from close range,

Deciding goal

Four minutes later, however, KCC were once more on level terms, Sloan collected the ball in midheld and ran through leaving the Army defence stand- ing to crack home his second goal,

Play continued swinging from end to end and it was stlif anybody's

game, but In

the 54th minute # long through bali found Turner unmarked and he ran on and shot past Horwood to make it 3-2 for Army. KCC fought hard for the equaliser and came close on several occasions, mainly with. solo runs from Sloan, but he ol- ways found Fearn blocking his path. They almost made it in the 49th minute when Rosa shot hard from the right wing but, although he bent Fearn, the ball hit the upright and was cleared away.

Play in the last few minutes wan inclined to be scrappy but it was no wonder with the hot humid conditions. There were no further goals and the Army's 9-2 victory takes them through to the final against Recreio 'A'.

The taams

Army 'A' Fearn, Pettyfer, Oliphant, Pearce, Lettina, Bowell, Frusher, Holmes, Back- ait, Turner, Briorly.

KCC 'A' Horwood, Chamber- Jain, Nory, Reeve, Coffey, Talt, Rosa, Landella, Sloan, towaan, Careysford.

SHERIANA

IMPUNAN

Recreio 'A' versus Nav Bharat "A"

Recrolo "A", who seem to have found their form

Gardner was virtually on his own and literally played his heart out but, once he gained possession, Livo or three Recreto defenders were soon on him.

Very fast

Recreio's forward movements were very fast indeed and but for Rahim in Nav Bharat's goal the score would have been much higher.

In the early stages Recreio were well on top and took an early lead through Alonco, but shortly afterwards Gardner equalised and this seemed to temporarily throw Recreio out

of gear.

However, they 3000 came back and added two more goals before the Interval Through Alohco and

Guterres 10 change over with a deserving 3-1 lead.

The teams

Recreio 'A'; Santos, Pedruco. Nolasco, E. Guterres, R. A. Slive, J. Monteiro,' Collaco, Castro. A. P. Guterres, Alanco, L. Guterres.

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Nav Bharat 'A': Rahim, Dil- on M. S. Gu, G. Gill, Y. Khan G. Pannu, Ling, Ebrahim, M. Singh, Gardner, Chen.

In a Second Division league match Army 'B' defeated Macaensis

by 6-2. This was typical end-of-the-season stuff, Army 'B' felling nine players and Macaensis C 10.

Army 'B' were 4-1 half-time with goals from (2). Davia (2) and Crompton Manhano replied for Macaensis and in the Army, Davis com- pleted his hat-trick while Tilley added another.

Results

up

matches

Results of hockey The second half continued during the weekend were:. with Recreio maintaining their

HOLLAND CUP grip on the game and

Semi-finals Rahim had to save in quick succession from L. Guterres and Alonco.

In the 50th minute Gardner

Army 'A' Recreio

produced one of his dazzling Army runs but after beating several Army

3 KCC 'A'

Nav Bharat 'A' A MEN'S LEAGUE Second Division

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FAVOURITES THROUGH IN YESTERDAY'S KNOCK-OUT SOFTBALL MATCHES

By OLLY VAS

The favourites in yesterday's Knock-out softball matches got through to

the semi-final rounds as expected without too much opposition. The Stardusts jumped to an early lead and held it all the way to beat the Artelopes 12-2 to earn the right to play the Indians in the next round.

The Indians qualified for their ; Taiwan girls accounted for berth by making heavy weather Association's Old Crocks of their game against a stub-The man of the hour for born Now, Asin College sidle Crocks was Bertie Gosand who which never gave up trying be-hit a home run to drive in all fore losing by a score of 3-7. the runs for the locals.

The White Sox versus Austers" game ended with the latter scoring a 14-13 triumph.

-Surfeit of errors

In another Junior League match New Asla beat the Antelopes by D-3.

The

the strike for the first out. then 8-3, RaTerty got a walk off pitcher the P. Chan. Rafferty stole second and Takahashi's throw to the base went over the sack and placed Rafferty in a scoring position. He daringly stole home when the Collegians' infeld turned their backs on him after Collegians balted first

it a plich by Chan to make Antelopes 1. New Asia 2. Hughes and Furdote got walk off

to pitcher "Chips" Rafferty. A and Mulingani were retired wild pitch pul Furdote onclose the Antelope inning. second and Toshiro then bunted, but catcher Barry Mayfeld was picked up the two relatively on his toes and

'kides.

The ball in front of the plate, The Wolves pulled themselves out relay beat Tashiro to first base 扬 Junior but Furdote advanced to of the cellar in the

subse- division by edging out the ser- scoring position and vicemen from Shatin, the Aus{quently opened the scoring when * term 16-14.

Rafferty tossed one Into the dirt

the plate. This and the one that got away from

the off Mayfield and Collegians the were one up.

In an non-scheduled League game played off late on Satur- day afternoon there was n Bur- felt of errors recorded on the scoresheet as was to be ex- pected from Inexperienced

The exhibition match between behind the Taiwan Man Sheung the White Sox, was called

but in a substitute match,

WORLD CUP SOCCER

Tel Aviv, Mar. 19. Israel completed "double" over Ethiopia in their minary Group match its World Football Cup ecompetition the here today when they won second leg 3-2.

Odd thing

was

P. Chan singled to left feld and when Mayfield played him on the 'steaf the bull got lost in Chan ran all the outfield and the way to thir Takahashi pepped up to Rafferty but M. Chan rapped a single to right

bis brother Taged Preli- and

home the from third to put the College

boys ahead 2-0.

Allen lifted a fly-ball to Raf- ferty to and the inning.

An odd thing about this the fast opening inning was that the Antelopes' battery of Rafferty and Mayfeld had been doing all the work to retire the side and to hand the Collegians a gift-ron. In their turns

Israel who won the first leg 1-0 last Tuesday, were held to a 1-1 score at half-time today. -Reuter.

Lisbon, Mar. 19. Portugal beat Luxembourg 6- 0 in a Preliminary Group match in the World Football Cup tournament here today.

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Stinging doublo

In the top of the second inn- ing Owaki scored

Shen's on stinging double to right and then some fumbling in the Antelopes' inner line of defence gave three mare runs to the Collegians who extended their lead to B-1. How ever, in the bottom half of this innlog McGmvley talled a run on Goldbey's neat hit to left but with one man on base the Antelopes were unable to push another run over

and Cart- wright popped up to second- sacker Furdote to close the Inn- ing.

The third Inning was a score- less one for both sides and in the bottom of the fourth the Ser vicemen rettuced the margin to

when McGawley 3-0

again ball hit by Goldbey to lett. scored, this line off a long fly-

further ahead for the Antelopes Now Asia were unable to go played some good softball in the fifth inning but four costly er- rors cost them three runs in the last two frames and the 'Col- legiaha ran out worthy winners by a six-run margin. A double play pulled off by the winners in the sixth inning helped bat the great dent but both sides are to Antelopes reduced the opposi-be congratulated for the sport- tion's lead to a. solitary run. ing spirit shown in this Junior Mayfeld

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basketball playoffs

for Division title

Boston, Mar. 19. The Boston Celtics today scored a 128-115 Enstern Division National Basketball Association playoff victory over 'Syracuse behind the brilliant second-half scoring efforts of Frank Ramsey and Bob Cousy,

The Celtics tools the opener of the Best of seven Division title Carles Ucfers 7,720 Bostora Garden fa and u national television audience,

Clean sweep for

The next two games will be Russian runners

played at Symeuse on Tuesday night and at Boston on Thurs- day.

Parls, Mar. 10. Russian women, hended by Ramsey, the man who came Nina Otitalenko, Alled the first off the bench to help Celties four places in the women's event beat Syracuse two years ago in the L'Humanite éross-country

a full seven game serice race here today. with 0.11 almost fantastie Miss Oikalenico covered effort, came through against 2,500 metres (11⁄2 miles) course the Nals again today with 25 through the Vincennes Woods in big points.

Cousy was his electrifying felt in the

(irst dnd Anal periods, scoring 24 points.

Highest scorer

The NBA's highest kcorer. Dolph Schayes, and the field with 26 points, while becke courtmen Marold Green

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the

Lloudmila Lyssenko was 'se- cond in 8:50,7" Nina Tymtchout was third in 8:59.0 and Tamara Babintsca was fourth in the Game time.

The

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men's

metres 8,000 (nearly 5 miles) cross-country and event also went to the Russiana. Dick Bannett tossed in 20 each. The winner was Alexandro Boston jumped to a 37-29 lead Artinuk in 24 minutes 31.0 In the Arat period: The Nats, acconds. fresh from a three-gone sweep of Philadelphia in the liminary playoff, outscored the Celts 10-1, pulling within three points at the end of the half, then took a momentary lead in

the third, 63-64,

The

score

pre-

was tied four of which was times, the final the seventh straight point by Ramsey, making 73-73.

Tommy Heinsohn, held to four points in the first half, then sank a free throw and the Cells

ngals.-- never trailed AP.

Sports Diary

Annual Bowls 5.30 pm.

TODAY

Lawn Bowls' menting of fi LAWN Amsociation, Club Lusitano

Bacter

Div 1: Kwong Wah v Tung Wah

road.

(Poland), Kazimierz Zimmy the Olympic 5,000 metres bronze medailist, was second in 24:31.2 and Piotre Bolotnikov, Russin's metres Gold Olymple 10,000 medailist was third in 24:49.0.- Reuter.

take 2-1 Ceylon Davis Cup lead

over Thailand.

Colombo, Mar. 19. Ceylon took a 2-1 lead over Thailand in their first round Eastern Zane Davis Cup lawn tennis tie here today when they won the doubles,

B. L. Pinto and Ri Ferdinands theat Sithrupan Karalak and Serf Charouchinda 6-2, 6-2, 2-0, 0-0 in today's doubles,

(13) 4.30 pm.

Ree Div: Kwong Wah v Tung Wah (3) 4

Meating Meeting of HIFA Counc!?, Sports.

Bádminton Annual open championship at IRC 7.30 pm.

Meeting Ladies Recreation Club anualer.

megung.

Yesterday's opening two singles matches were shared.

The remaining two singles will be played' tomorrow,-Réu-

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