1961-03-22 — Page 9

THE CHINA `MAIL, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 22, 1961.

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AROVE: II. Buckley, (Ire. land right-inner) beats England roalkeeper P. Richardson to score Ireland's second goal in the women's International hockey maten between England and Ireland Last week.-Sport & General Photo.

ABOVE: Leung Ngan-kwan of Hongkong University win- ning the 220 yards eprint fi 24.4 seconds at the University's Gelden Jubilee Athleile Meeling at Pokfulum-road last Satur ddy. In addijlon to the University, the Chung Chi College, Grantilim Tráthing College' and Northcale Training College also took part' In the meeting,

BELOW:: Pang Chung of Northcole. Training College clearing &'t 814' is to win the ligh Jump event at the Univer- sity Golden Jubilee Athletic Meeting-Chins Mall Photo.

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ABOVE: Chic Calderwood, British and Empire 11ght- heavyweight champion, down for a count in the ninth round of his fight with the Philadelphian Von Clay at Wembley, Lan- don, last week. The American, who was awarded the decision on points inflicted the first-ever defeat on Calderwood- Reuter Photo,

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AFTER TWENTY YEARS→→ For two whole decades the South East Lancashire League has been chasing a first win the West Yorkshire League in their annual repre- sentative match. At last, it has arrived. The Red Rose players won by the only goal scored.

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A STARTLING COME-BACK -Former Amy and England full-back Jimmy Meadows suf- fered a knee Injury in the 1053 Cup Final at Wembley playing for Manchester City against Newcastle United. He has not played since, and has become the club's first team trainer. But his active career has not ended us everybody thought. Meadows this week signed again as professional ployer for the Maine-road club, and, althotigh he will continue his training duties he is to play for the Re- serves In midweek Central League games. He suddenly realised his knee could stand the strain when he was taking part In practice matches.

NOT FOR LANCASHIRE AFTER ALL-St Helen's Rugby League club were once hopeful the of signing Gert Potgieler, South African world hurdling record holder, as a centre three- quarter. A car smash put the Springbokk out of the Rome Olymple Games, and he has now gone blind in the left eye. It now looks as though his Rugby days are finished, although sayahe Intends to continue hurdling.

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WAS HE WORTH IT? Alder- shot and Army goalkeeper "Chick" Brodie was transferred to Wolves only a week or #D ago for £10,000 amid a fanfore of publicity trumpets. Now he la in the Wanderers' third team.

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