1961-03-28 — Page 8

THE CHINÀ MAIL, TUESDAY, MARCH 28, 1001,

LEICESTER IN FA CUP FINAL

Sheffield United outclassed

2-0 in second

reply

PENALTIES MISSED BY BOTH SIDES

London, Mar. 27.

Leicester City, showing superior class, beat Second Division pro- motion chasers Sheffield United 2-0 at Birmingham tonight before a crowd of 37,000 to qualify to meet Tottenham Hotspur in the English Football Association Cup final at Wembley on May 6.

It was the second semi-bal repiny between the two sides! both previous clashes were goal- less draws--but Leicester were clearly on top lan before the cncl.

on the occasions ital United raided they could not pass Ian King. Leicester's centre- half.

Jinny Walsh scored Leices- Their forwards combined. ter's first goal after 48 minutes cleverly and kept the Sheffield and Ken Lek the second defence at full stretch, white, the 60th minute.

In

Each side missed a penalty,

King for Lelecsipt after 11

Sites for World minutes, and Graham Shaw for

Cup soccer

Santiago, Mar. 27.

Arico,

The towns of

Vino del Mur Santiago • and definitely

Rancagua have been picked sites I r the 1932 World Football -Chip. the Organising Cominitive of the World Football

Federation decided

its inspection fear of the possible sites,

after

I

Shefeld in the 65th mbiule.

Shield United never Kavo

but their up trying

efforts were laboured

compared with those of Leicester.

The two Cup Banilkts have rach WB3] 451

other's ground

fan Learue matches this season, Tottenhain won 2-1 at leester in Septem- Ber and Lelrester won 3-2 in London on February 4,

1001

Tahl-Botvinnik

sixth chess match drawn

and

Moscow, Mar. 21.

World The sixth game of the

Chess Championship between current Uitleholder Mikhail Tahi

former world champion Mikhall Botvinnik cuded in a draw today, the Tass Agency reported.

of the 24- With one-fourth game Championship series now played, Botvinnik leads with 3.5 points to Tahl's 2.5 points.

In today's match which end- rd

Tahl at the 25th move,

Teltenham won the Cup in adopted for the third time in

and 1991, Leicester" has ; the current series the never won it but was defeatedKahn defenco and Botvinnik by Wolverhampton Wanderers for the third time resorted

The Committee pointed out that it is willing to accept other proposed towns as sites in the 1948 Anul, Antofagasta, La Serena Taica and Concepcion on condition that their respective stadiums

be enlarged to hold a minimum

of 25,000 spectatura.

The Committes has asked that the work on the stadium of the towns alre, dy selected by eron- pleted by August and that 1 writtes guarunter, be given

ม

this effect. The definite selection. of the other sites will be made during the Committee izeting

in London this September,

The Committee felt here thi

morning by air

Janoiro via Buenos Aires.--AFP.

Other results

Results of other British soccer matches played today were,

ENGLISH LEAGUE

Division III

Chesterfield 3 Darnsley

Division IV Aldershot 0 Wrexham3

the Niemzewiez defence.

The seventh game whi plaved on Wednesday.

Caro-

to

be

Following were the meves of the sixth game:

Tahi (White)

F2 - E4

D2 D4

E-4-23

14 taken C3

Queen - G4

Kaight Gl F3

Binting CT-03

Bishop G5 takes Knight 57

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B

FRIENDLY MATCH

10

Castle to Queen's side

!

11.

King Cit-1

Cardiff CHy 1 VSL

Knight Di

for Rio de

Osnabruck 2

13.

112 114

14

Chulo - ka

-Reuter,

15. F2 F4

16.

314 - HG

12

Knight D4 - D3

15. Bishop F1 - DJ

THE

10

Bishop takes Knight C+

20.

Rook 13 13

CURLING

ROARING GAME'

Curling, which originated in Scotland, is also called the 'Roaring Game'. This name, Andy Cowan Martin explained in a recent BBC programme, comes from the noise made by the stone as it speeds over the ice, and also from the roars of the leading player calling for the ice to be swept smooth in front of it. Considerable Strength and

Originally curling accuracy of threw is needed to uideor sport and could only Le send glones weighing between played when frust was severe Torty-four enough to freeze ponds or lochs thirty-seven

50 that to

Lan ten come to rest on an exuet 24 depth of more

jinches. Nerwadays it is played

oundsון

they

over the Ice

WING

Knight 3D

Queen 04 Ez Queen 12 - G1 Queen G4 - E Queen

G4

Botvinnik (Black)

C7 - CB

17- Da

CO -- CS

**

Right Bu

Knight CB

SET 100

4 Queen D lakes Bthup ET

D. Queen E takes Co

10.

ATAB

11. Knight D7 - 30

12. Bishop CB

Di

13. Castle to Queen's side

14. King CBR

15

Castle D3 - CB

10. Rook 11B

17. Queen 05 – 07.

1:13

18. Knight B8 - CA

19. Queen 7 taken Ulshop 24

30. stop 58

F

21. Qui C4—C7

22.

Queen C7

23. Queen EC7

24,

Queen C7 — B

24. Draw.

indoor Best rinks for nine

'Liston made

me

shudder and the crowd gasp

Liston strikes... and it's exit for Howard King

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Archie Moore's 201-pound figure is worrying promoters of June fight

Now York, Mar, 27. Archie Moore's plump, 201-pound figure today worried the promoters of his June 10 light- heavyweight title fight with Italy's Guilio Rinaldi.

They want to know quickly if the 44-year-old share-holder of the world light-heavyweight title will be able to make the 175-pound limit.

If not, they may go to work Mcore if he falls to make the on a middleweight title fight weight. for the television date between Premier NBA champion Gene Fullmer and Florentino Fernandez, the fast-rising Cuban boxer.

Harry Markson, boxing direc- tor for Madison Square Garden which has the Mooro-Rinaldi

Aght ст schedule, today

Norm Rothschild, who has been staging Fullmar's le Oghts recently, suggested a Fullmer-Fernández match

12

Salt Lake City to Markich--AP.

sought to reach Moore in Manila Australian touring

or the champion's attorney, Bill Yale in San Diego.

'We must know'

team behind on first innings.

"We Bord atlle fight on that date for our sponsor,"

Perth, Mar. 27. Kaid Markson. "If Moore! Western Australia galned a fn't going to make the weight first innings lead of 19 Tuna the Australian touring on time, we must know. We over may have to make a change cricket team here today. for that date."

Archte sealed 201 pounds on

At the close Western Aus- tralia were 348 for eight in

Saturday night when he out-reply to the Australian team's pointed Buddy Turman of Tyler, score of 929.

Des Haare, a Test reject Texas, in a non-title ten-rounder playing for the State side, hit

in Manila,

Moore has already been strip- ped of his title by the National for alture Boxing Association to defend his crown in more than a year. The NBA now recogniden Hold Johnson of Philadelphia champion. The New York Athletic Commission may also take action against

First World

NOW I KNOW WHY Fencing entry

HE

SCARES 'EM!

Sonny Liston, the darkį

man who has come menacingly into the life of Floyd Patterson is the most apologetic executioner Ï have ever shuddered over. And because of this mild, unmoved approach to destruction, certainly the most terrifying.

From

DESMOND

HACKETT

up but he was peering Into the ring over, the second rope when he was counted out

This man Liston confessed in a slow, Uncle Tom drawl: “Ah Liston recently smashed Ho-

was way over man weight by ward King. 14st. alb. of repul-bout nine pounds."

told me: "All Ah wants is just one I'll try for that big title." Liston chuld knock a man out with that murderous straight Jeft, wreck them with his left hook and cripple them with a right that comes falling down like a woodman's axe.

Versus Cooper?

His nianager, Pep Barone, proposes to bring him to Eng land and says he is planning with Jack Solomons to put Lis- ton against Cooper as a world

tle eliminator.

Well, I know who would not get eliminated. Were I the man- the ager of Cooper. I would insist

outside point of having a black e-on

insurance - sorry, purse before

my belt round his waist.

exposing

ed durability in three rounds He was overweight to with Httle more effort than a MOR crueling a beetle and with much loss concern.

Liston evening excercise In

But these things I would notghter to the wrath of Liston. could have ended bice to say to Liston's face.

the first

round. He smashed In 2 straight right which must have left King with the Impression ennnor when Pleces were in following he had been looking down a

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Most Scottish curling stonts months in the year in Scotland. positions when draw was called.

made from granite quarried!

tiny faland

#re

on the

Buk

as

often

possible ከና

someone loosed

Jellied

White (Tahl): Fawni A2; King of the thell. of Ailsa great outdoor curling matches, BI; Pawn E2: Pawn C2: Knight Cral in the Firth of Clyde and called "bonsplets", are held, and C3: Knight

D4; Castle D1; then finished off in the village one was held on Loch Leven a

Castle D4: Pawn Eb: Pawn F4; ot Maughline in Ayrshire, couple of years ago in which Pawn C2: Queen G4; Pawn #5. birth-place of Jean Armour, over 1,500 men and women from the wife of Rabert Burns.

all over Scotiand took part, con- nuing after darkness fell by the light of their car headlamps. 350 clubs

NOTICE

THE ROYAL HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUE

Notice to Members

Subscription Grins 1962

The Stewards have ordered a batch of 100 Subscription Griffins to race in 1962 and they now invite Members to; subscribe for them,

clubs

There are 350 eurling In Scotland and many more in i a number of European

tries in Canada, the United Slates and New Zealand.

Com-

Scottish clubs often welcome visiting teams from Europe and further overseas. For example, last January a team of women curlers from Canada and the United States played a series of matches in different parts of Scotland.

King caught Liston with a Black (Botvinnik): Pown A6; stinging right and went charg King BB: Pawn B7; Queen B6;ing in which was about es Castle C8; Bishop D; Pawn D5: intelligent as walking in front Bishop 7: Pawn E Pawn E7: of a bus. Coslle G8; Pawn G7; Pawn HG. Liston clubber King with a ~AFT.

right that jellled his face into a monstrous shape. King was reeling round as though some one had hit him with a baseball

Jim Parks suffering at.

from groin injury

This decepilvely mild-eyed Liston said he

wanted the King fight to last because he tagged people so fast nobody wanted to hire him ansl certainly

nobody wanted to

fight him. With tones that were almost the lament of a tired coon, he

Nikolaus Silver still had a lot to spare

Florence, Mar. 27. Japan was the first country to sign

up here today for the World Fencing Championships which will take place from July 17 to 20 in Turin.

Eight men and two women will comprise the Japanese team. The women will compete In the individual foils competi- tlom.-AFP.

RUGBY RESULTS

London, Mar. 27. of tonight's Rugby

Results matches were:

Rugby Union Redruth 12, Pontypool 25. Maesteg 5, Cross Keys 0.

Rugby League

Trinity

Wakefield Helens 2,-Reuter,

4,

133 runs.

Lindsay Kline, the touring spinner, had the best figures of the day, taking three for 75.

It is the tourists' last match before sailing for England. Reuter.

SPORTS SURVEY

By ALL-ROUNDER

Te

ONE MAN TEAM-Pontlian- traith FC-1 is a Welsh club. if you are in any doubl-box a player, who has appeared for them in every position from goal to outside left. Ho 4 Aldwyn Waite, who, when was with Newport County, filled every position for that Football Now League club except goal. he has gone one better for his home town and turned out be tween the posts against Carmara then Town, The regular goal? keeper missed his 'bus, but the amazing veteran Waite kept tho core sheet blanke in a goalless

draw.

THE BIG AND THE SMALL --Football League Fourth Divi- sion Rochdale, deep in the red and with a £000 a week wage bill, have an aggregate "gate" St for all homo matches this sea.

son smaller than the 65,200 at- tendance which watched just one of Manchester United's games--that against the 'Spurs! Rochdale receive only £250 weekly from their Supporters* Club, but, despite their paricus financial position, their Chair- man says they are going to carry on and what is more they are going to buy a couple of players before

the season's transfor deadline in an effort to improve their mid-table position. How

LISTON RECEIVES OFFER

FOR JOHANSSON FIGHT

Philadelphia, Mar. 27. An offer for world No. 1 heavyweight contender Sonny Liston to fight Ingemar Johansson in Sweden next September was received here today by Liston's manager Joseph Barone.

He had continued:

does a club carry on with average "gate" of 3,9287

STARTING A NEW LIFE- For "Lancashire County Cric ket Club and Manchester City Barone said the offer, which

"Would FC" substitute the tag "Forfar- a minimum we take the fight? We'd beshire County Cricket Club and guaranice Liston of $125,000 (about £44,600) | delighted, we'd light Johansson Hibernian FC" after the name Came in a cable fron Edwin and Floyd Patterson (world of little Jackie Dyson. This

Johausson's adviser. champlon) the same night, if amiable athlete is starting Liston looked at this wrecked Kinnersley, near Severs Stake. Aliquisheaction to the offer that could be arranged."

new life in Scotland, and cutting all his Lancashire rools, Tho guarded and he suld he wedd like to talk with Aliquist Patterson has stated that he only doubt is that he may go to personally

and will not fight Liston until the Hearts or Stirling Albion about it.

Philadelphia boxer severs cer- not Hibernian. He will, how- to whom the ever, be the Forfar cricket pro- champlon objects. Lessional.

man with 'puzzled interest

and waited for him to recover. He exploded a terrifying left Jim Parks, the Sussex and hack to the head in the second

London, Mar. 27.

England batsman-wicketkeeper, round and King most unwisely

Harley-street crawled up at nine.

The Royal Caledonian Curling to

In

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London, Mar. 27, Nikolaus Sliver returned home to his training quarters at

soon after one Worcestershire, o'clock yesterday showing little signs of his great effort about 44 miles and 30 fences to win the Grand National on Saturday.

was

over

"He walked out of the horse Club which has its head-speelalist on Wednesday. He King, either from bravado or box almost as jaunty as ever," quarters

Edinburgh, was is suffering from a painful in- derperatlan,

Frod Rimell, Liston said his trainer ellpped granted the right to use the jury to the groin.

received with a considerable fight in the "I thought after the race that iti word *Royal" Jts name by during the recent tour of Now third.

hadn't laken us such out of him Liston just sar.k his The cost per horse to Sub Queen Victoria in 1843, after Zealami. MCC made

as it did my previous winner. the ap-10n, neck into the pile of He is quite sound, although, of scribers will be IIK$4,000; the Earl of Mansfield had en-palniment for him.

black muscles that make up tertained her und the Prince

course, he has one or two of the which sum includes Livery | Consort at Scone Palace, near

his shoulders, stalked across

No- usual scratches aftor the to the date of acceptance by | Perth, by staging a surling

and clipped King with a left. tional. the Stewards.

match on the pollshed four of the ballroom. Ever since then the Club has enjoyed Royal favour, and Queen Elizabeth is its patron today.-Danews.

Application forms may be obtained from the Secretary's Office, Alexandra House, 8th Floor.

All subscriptions must be paid by cheque and applien flon farms must be signed by all Subscribers in the pre- sence of the Secrotury at tho Club Offices, Alexandra House,

The Subscription List will close at NOON on Friday. 81st March, 1961.

By Order of the Stewards,

A. E. ARNOLD,

Secretary. Hong Kong, 16th Mar., 1981.

Is otherwise

Parks, who

rectly it, says that he finds wicketkeeping uncomfortable, trit he hopes to be able to continue behind | AFP.-

THE GAMBOLS

BA.M

BRRRR

BRRRR

YOU'RE DOING WHAT?

the stumps

PLAYING THAT WORD SAME YOU TAUGHT,

US

"You don't into a

go

thing

like this before finding out how tain connections solid the offer is," said Barcas, world

The

manager added that Reuter. Liston would require some protection against

the fight being postponed or cancelled and went on: "And I'd be bound

to try for a butler financial deal"

Before receiving Ahlquist's

"I do not plan to run him until cable, Barone told reporters he There was gasp from the

next season, when his main tar-knew nothing about u Liston- crowd us that guillotine right gets will be the

other Grand Sction Johansson match moved into execution. King and then the Grand National what he had read in the news- crumpled, maziby tried to get again."--AFT,

papers.

by Barry Appleby

AND..

WHO'S SPEAKING

ITS THE

GAS IS TOPS

SAYS MR. THERM

PFA not saying anything on

new agreement

+

a

AND THE BEST OF LUCKI

must

Some people are gluttons for punishment. Alt Wilson be one, for he has taken on tough Soccer job. He has sign~: ed for sherwood FC in the Eccles Amateur League-and Isherwood not only bottom of the table without a victory to their credit but they hava conceded 101 goals niready this BCD.1011. Alf will need Somo

luck,

ARMY BOXING--Because the

London, Mar. 27. After meeting for almost four hours

at Manchester today, members of the I'rofessional Footballers' Association, at their East German boxing team could

General Meeting, de-not obtain Annuel

visas, the Army cided not to say anything to volunteered to send a side to prejudice the position "at this | Glasgow at short notied to meet delicate stage" regarding the Scotland Amateur Boxing now footballers' agreement withsociation and the result was the League.

drawnt five bouts apiece.

As-

RECORD CYCLING TOUR

bo

Mr Junny Hill, Chairman of the Association, said after the meeting that they had tried rea sonably throughout the whole THE NORTH The Army period of negotiations,

Cycling Union and

team will they did not wish to say any- among ille entrants for the tour thing to prejudice the position of the North of England at Eanter. Eighty-nine cyclists He added that the players comprise the record fleld-Ave "have old and say"! now that of them are Scottish, four they are prepared to honour the Welsh, sight ore from agreement reached at the Minis- | Bouth, alxteen Irish, four from | try of Labour on January. 18. the Isle of Man and the rest

AFP.

Northerners or Mistandere

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