THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1961.
BIG ROW AT FIFA CONGRESS Two First Division
Shouts of 'justice', 'fair play', “discrimination' after defeat of Asian delegates' motion
London, Sept. 28. The first day of the Extraordinary Congress of the International Football Association (FIFA) at Church House ended today on a bitter note with Lim Kee-siong, the vice-president of the Football Association of Malaya shouting down the micro- phone: "There's no justice and fair play. It is a day of mourning for soccer in Asia. We believe that right is might and not might is right. We Asians will fight again some other day".
These outspoken words were provoked by a majority decision of the delegates of 77 countries to reject Asia's demand for a greater representation in the Executive Committee of FIFA.
The Asion request came ja aj The Malayan representative : vain, motion proposed by the Football was supported Association of Malayn and sup- ported by the Singapore Fuot- ball Association that the Asian representation of one member
al present serving Executive Conumitter increased to one Vier-president and two members,
In
war,
on
Deadlocked
the
bo
10
fur Sir Stanley BOUR the Executive
the next Congress in Chile next Muy.-A.
by Soh Ghee-pronised that soun of Singapore and De Solcht Committee would bear in mind | Ichida of Japan, amongst others, the opinions expressed and re- When put to the vote, 20 were consider the question before in favour and 28 against the Asian motion, Sir Stanley Rous, the new president of FIPA re-. fused to make a casting vatè un the grounds that he was not a member of the Executive Com- millee which studied the ques- tion.
supporting the motion This aroused more controversy Llin Kee-stong, pointed out: and the word "discrimination" "Football has been played in was heard when delegates from many countries Asia for Ghana and Nigeria and Ramsey Home sixty years, but during Omar of Hongkong, who hack the last 15 years after the already
supported the Aston progress has been
motion, spoke agalsi. rapid that football has become
The representative of Uru-i the national game of nearly guay put another point of view, everyone of the 27 countries | complaining that the South that comprise the continent of American countries also had not Asla".
sufficient representation on the committee.
Not in vain
Finally, the delegates voted
amendment, giving
Change made in international soccer laws
London, Sept. 28. 'The International Football
Federation,
governing
body of world soccer, to- day changed international soccer laws to eliminate racial or political dis crimination..
Asta vice of an
The Muluyan vice-president went on to say that everything was being done persunde the nine nations outside the Asiun
Delegates at FIFA's special! Football Confederation to join
Congress in London this after- the 10 members and after on the Executive Commillee's noon voted 35 to 21 in favouri pointing out the representation
de- uniendiment which accorded to other continents, presklent on the Executive Cum- Į mands
that member nations concluded with the words: mittee in addition to a serving, eliminate ali "racial, religious "From the point of proposition member, and this whs car- pulitical distinction among and the sense of Kitmess, do | ried by 33 votes to 30. It was players whether their status be you think the repres-alallen the result of this vote that, amateur, non-amateur or pro- That this Congress is intending provoked Lim Kee-slong to his fessional." • to give Agin is in anyway fair outburst. und odemviaty and eomparable in the need of this big continent?"
However, the. Aslan delega- te's outspokeness was not in
European Bridge Tournament
BRITAIN STILL UNBEATEN
IN OPEN SERIES
Torquay, Sept. 28.
or
The amendment, which was proposed
Executive by the Committee is to Article 3 of the statutes concerning mem- bership.
The new clause is obviously
A love match for Pancho Segura
Pancko, Segura, the 40-year-old professional tennis star from Ecuador, with his Californian bride, Miss Beverley Young, 33, at the Ecuadorian Embassy in London Inst Saturday. The wedding ceremony was performed by Mr Alfredo Ledesms, the Ecuadorian. Ambassador (centre), who is an old friend of the groom. London Express photo.
TOMORROW'S UK SOCCER
Leicester should not stop West Ham's advance
By ARCHIE QUICK
aimed at South Africa, which The biggest advance on last season's form has
was suspended by the FIFA Executive Committee on Tues- day,
SPOKE OUT
The South African delegate, Fred Fell, today spoke DUI violently against his country's suspension.
Britain, with another clear cut victory, tonight during the amendment debate. tion
increased its lead in the Open Series of the European Bridge Championships.
England
struggle to World Cup
victory
London, Sept. 28. England's soccer team, fecred by a own fans, struggled to 4-1 win over little Loxem- bourg in a World Cup pre- timinary-round match here tonight.
Hockey League matches on Sunday
By "NUMPERE”
There are only, two fixtures in First Division League hockey on Sunday, the match between Nay Bharat, "A", and IRC 'A' haying been postponed. In the first of these Macaenses
A' oppose Recreio 'A' at King's Park.
Second Division Sunday, Oct. 1 Macaenses 'B vs Recrelo 'B* at King's Park 9.45 am. Clubs to provide umpires.
KCC 'B' vs Dutch HC at KCC 11.30 am. Umpires: J. Ferruz, J. Howe.
Macaenses drew with Nav Bharat in their arst fixture of the season and Recrelo have not yet played. Valoma, the Macoenses captain, who missed his team's, opening match, will probably be back in the side, but I fancy it will be a very close contest with Macaenses A 34,000 crowd at London's probably coming out on top.
HKFC va Demons (postponed).
Tuesday, Oct. I Highbury Stadium whistled and
Nav Bharat 'B' va Macaenses slow-handclapped
The other First Division ON Luxem-
match sees KCC 'A' playing 'B' at Sookunpoo, 0.45 pm, bourg's term of part-tinters
away against Prisons kept England at bay for lang
who Umpires; C. Blackburn, F. Ven won their opening match Dongen. periods.
England's win meant that they
now need
beat only to Portugal in London next month to win their Group and go forward to the finals in Chile.
But England's
disappointing in
WGS
that was walkover.
expected
performance
a game to be a
England won B-D when the teams met in Luxembourg last BCBSON ---AP.
WIN FOR FRANCE
Paris, Sept. 28. France beat Finland 6-1 here today to store an aggregato 7-2 victory
in their preliminary und tie of the World Soccer
Cup.
France led 3-1 ni half-time.
The victory was the third in three matches for France, which is bracketed in the elimination pool with Finland and Bulgaria. The defeat eliminated Finland's last hope to go to the finali in Chile next year.
against IRO 1Â Inst Bunday. Demons VK Recreio 'B' at Although IEC 'A' held KCO | King's Park, 3.45 pm. Umpires: to a draw during the week, Y. Khan, A. Van, der Sluis. KCC should take both points from this match.
Other matches
twe
The Second
Division pro- gramme also shows only fixtures, one between the two relegated teams, Macnenses 'B' and Recreio 'B' and the other between KCC B and Dutch HC. Here Macaenses 'B' and KCC 'B' are taken to win.
Third Division
Sunday, Oct. I
Combined
Schools vs Nav Valley, Bharat 'C' at Happy
0.45 am. Umpires: US Dillon, D. G. Welling.
IRC 'B' vs KCC 'C' at Soo- kunpoo, 11.30 am. Umpires: M. Singh T. Singh.
و مانع ا
Recrelo C vs Macnenges at Recrelo, 11.30 am. Clubs provide umpires.
Lluns vs HK University at
Paterson, 5, Hewson,
Thursday, Oct. 5 Macnenses 'D' va IRC 'B' at
There are four inteles inRGV, 11.30 sm. Umpires: H. the Third Division but as last were post- weekend's matches poned through the weather and as a number of new teams are yet to be seen in acllos, the results could go either way.
causing
King's Park, 5.45 pm. Postponed.
Tomorrow
Nav Bharat 'C' vs Maraenses
nt
pm. Snokunpoo, 5.43 'C' Umpires: Z. Abbas, L. Arculif
Combined Schools vs HK Division tomorrow
The top match in the Ladles University at Happy Valley, will be 5.45 pm. Umpires: C. Black- Gremlins A vs KCC and this burn. could be pretty close with KCC perhaps
LADIES' LEAGUE upset. Gremlins 'B' should prove too
Gremlins 'A' vs KCC at King's strong for KGV 'B' but in the
Umpires: Y other fixture, DGS ve KGV C.Park, 2.30 pm. France meets Bulgaria,
both teams are unknown quan Khan, M. Casewell. titles. Nov. 12 at Sofa. If France tles or wins at Sofia, it will qualify
Third Division match for the finals. 1 Bulgaria Last evening Macaenses 'C de- défeats Finland on Oct. 29 and feated Lions by 4-2 at King's then defeats France on Nov.,12, Park after being level at 2-2 mi another France-Bulgaria match, half-ume, probably on a neutral ground, would be necessary---AF.
EUROPEAN CUP
on
Vienna, Sept, 20. FC Austria, of Vienna, qunli
the last 16 of the
In a
Over at Recreio, Recreio and Macocneses 'D' drew [-] and at KCC, KCC 'C' defeated Combined Schools 2-0.
Fixtures
Hockey fixtures for the week-
been made in the First Division by West Ham United, Fulham and Nottingham Forest.pean Cup Soccer Touma end and coming week are; After finishing well down the table last time, ment today by beating the Cen- who would have thought that they would trai Army team of Buharest have been in the first half dozen now? They 2-0 in the second leg here.
The teams playeti a goalless may, however, meet with mixed fortunes to-draw in the first leg-Reuter,
morrow.
fear there has been in Justice dune to my country," He told the FIFA
Fulham, despite the inspira- delegates
lose at of Hayrics. CON "My association entirely home to leading Burnley, but supports Article 3 and has Forest are capable of winning never discussed any racial, at Cardiff in their present veln, religious or political maiters." and West Ham, playing bril- Of the 16 countries competing, The Women's Series points Th aseiatlon bus been liantly, should hove little only Brital has not dropped a table is:
established 69 years and in that trouble from Leicester. point in seven matches.
Britain 21, United Arab Re-in nobody has applied for The two Manchester sides are Ireland was the latest to pubile 21 (provisional), Sweden filiation
been Ar
refused very much in the picture, and fall to British, pressure. The
and Ireland 20,
We were France 19, afiliation.
given 12 they can both take maximum British fed 70 to 55 at the
to put our house in Germany 17, Beigtum 15, Nor-months
points from Midland rivaļs—–— 40th and final board,
As was expected, Norway had Way 15 (provisional). Finland order and we have done every- United at Old Trafford against
an dasy win over bottom-of- the-table Lebanon. securin the maximum victory points with a 79 to 52 match patt win. The France and Switzerland meeting ended in I runaway
win for France, which raced to a 108-32 decision, and added another six victory points to its tally.
Denmark produced another Burpring with a 6-0 win over Italy to take over second post- tion in the table.
14, Iceland 10, Netherinuds thing in
Results
Tonight's results were:
OPEN SERIES Tth round
France, victory points (108
our power
to bring disappointing Wolves and City this about."
at equalty off-beat West Brom- Mr Fell said he was "most wich. .surprized" when he read In the papers that the association was gong to be suspended and
Spurs favoured
Tottenham, with a full week's
this was "certainly the wrong rest just for a change, after their Way of learning of the matter."recent hectic period of travel and "My association has never Cup and League warfare, should match points); Switzerland, Nii, been given a chance to defend dispose of patchy: Vilin, while
complete the London Itself because it has never been to
Chelsea of dis-picture.
and Arsenal Britain, (70); Ireland, nil, given the opportunity
its position Veussing
with the may each return pointless from Spak d, (117); Finland, ali, FIFA Executive Committee." Blackpool and Everton respec-
He repeated that this associatively. on had no discrimination. AFF.
Points table
(52).
(55).
(73).
Denmark, 6, (126); Italy, nil, (75).
The Open Series points table
js
(52).
Britain 42, Denmark 38, Italy
33, Switzerland 30, Norway 25, Spain 25, France, the
Nether-
Norway, 0, (78); Lebanon, nil,
United Arab Republle, (108): Iceland, nil, (75).
Sweden, 0, (180) Germany,
londs and Iceland 24, Germany nil, (30),
22, Belgium and Sweden
Netherlands, 8, (92); Belgiem,
United Arab Republic 18, Iren, (25).
Jand 13, Finland 5, Lebanon 3.
WOMEN'S SERIES
Bill round
Weightlifting world record
Vienna, Sept. 28. Russia's heavyweight
Yuri Vlassov tonlight csinblished
In the women's series Britotr beat Sweden 108 to 03. The Germany, 0, (121); Nether-new world weightlifting record Norway-United Arab Republic Įlinds, nil, (02). match will be completed 16- Britain, 6, (108); Swedén, nit,† 208 kilograms fr an interna
norrow.
NOTICE
THE ROYAL HONG KONG
JOCKEY CLUB
Prograinmes
and Entry Forms for the lat Raco Meat- ing 1961/02 to be hold on Saturday 14th and Monday 18t October, 1901, (weather permitting) may be obtained the Mécretary's Office, Alexandra House, the Club Houso, Happy Valley; and the Stables, Shan Kwong Road.
ut
Entries alone at 12 o'clock
NOON
on Tuesday, 3rd
October, 1981.
By Order of the Stewards,
F. I. ANGUS,
Secretary:
In the two-hand-jerk by lifting
(63).
floral exhibition meeting here. Bélgium, 6, (118); Ireland, Vlassov beltered his own nil, (74).
world mark of 200 kgs get at United Arab
Rome. Republic, 4; the 1000 Olympics Norway 2 half-time).
The 25-year-old Soviet Army France 4 (94); Iceland, 2, | Captain then became the world's Orst man to Jerk more than 200 (85).
kgs.-Ar
Finland, d (bye).—AP,
THE GAMBOLS
YOU KEPT MB AWARE WITH YOUR GIÖRING,
is
With three points between the recond and twelfth teams in the Second Division after last Satur- day's games, the position. always in the melting pot, but top-of-the-table Liverpool look the most likely to win away from home against bottom-of-the- table Chariton ---- and Southamp- ton and Huddersfield seem besl'} placed take part in drawn matches away
from home ai Middlesbrough and Derby.
The full programme for to- murrow (with expected winners
In expitals) is:
ENGLISH LEAGUE
Division I
BLACKBURN v Sheffield United.
Hirmingham v Bolton,
Blackpool v Chelsea,
CACHEV FOREST.
EVERTON 2 Anasal
Faham v BURNLEY
WEDNESDAY V Ipswich.
SPURS V VILL
West Bromwich v MANCHESTER CITY.
WEST HAM v Leicester.
Division, I
BRIGITTON V Sunderland. BURY V Notherhain, Charlón y FAVERPOOL. Derby. Huddersfeld. LEESV Preston, Middlebrough v Southampton, NEWCASTLE Y Luton. NORWICH v Bristol Rovers. WALSALL V Swansea.
(On Frider, Sept. 20) Orient Plymouth. Scunthorpe,v Stoke,
Division III Barnsley v WATFORD, PALACE V Bourbend. HALIFAX v Northamptown. NOTTS COUNTY v Newport. PETERBOROUGH v Brentford. Portsmouth v Bournemouth.- PORT VALE v Coventry, Queens Park Rangers v BULL Shrewsbury v Redking. Swindon V
Torquay vs.
(On Friday Sept. 29)
Division TV
Aldershot v Darlington, Barrow v Chesterfeld. Barrow v Chistorieki. BRADFORD CITY v Harliepuois, CARLISLE v Bouthport, Cherter v WreKRITE COLCHESTER v Tranmere. Crewe v WORKINGTON. EXETER Y Doncaster. MANSFIELD v GlinghamT), Oxham v MILLWALL Hochdale v YORK.
(On Friday, Sept. 29) Stockport v Aceringion,
SCOTTISH LEAGUE 'A' ABERDEEN v Partick. DUNDEE UNITED V. Hús, Falkirk v CEUTIC. Hearts v Airdrie.
KILMARNOCK Y £1, Johnstone. MOTHERWELL v Dunfermline.
HANCERS V
Yalth Ft. Mining Albion. Third Lanark v DUNDEE,
SCOTTISH LEAGUE 'B' -Albion Rovers v Sumantunt,
AIDA v Queens Park. BERWICK V East Fife, CLYDE v Btenhousemuir. DUMBARTON v Brechin. Forfar AYR. 2018. MONTROSE v Kast Stirlinča.
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UK RESULTS
London, Sept. 28. British football results today Were:
FOOTBALL LEAGUE CÚP First round -- first leg Shrewsbury 5 Newport
MISH COLD CUP Second round
Coleraine
2 Portadown
1
0
-AFF.
MEN'S LEAGUE First Division Sunday, Oct. 1 Macaenses 'Á' vs_Recreio 'A' at King's Park 11.30 am. Um- pires: K. Lall, H. C. W. Crebas.
Gremlins 'B' vs KGV 'n' af King's Park, 4 pm. Umpires: S. Hewson, A. Van der Stuis.
DGS vs KGV 'C' at Happy Valley, 2.30 pm.
Wednesday, Oct. 4
DGS vs KGV 'B' at KGV, 4.30
pm.
St Georges vs KCC at King's Park, 5.45 pm. Umpires: 3. Bar- row, R. L. Cunha.
BRUMEL TO M
HIGH-JUMP
IN JAPAN
Tokyo, Sept. 20. Prisons vs KCC 'A' at Pri-
Valeriy Brumel, the Ruzalan sons, 11.30 am. Umpires: Bholder of the world high jump Singh, and one umpire provided record, will compete in four by KCC.
Wednesday, Oct. 4
Nav Bharat 'A' vs IRC A Japanese meetings. In October and November, the Japan Track (postponed),
and Field Federation announced.
Brumel and three other Rus- sian stars will take
part in meetings in Nagoya, on Oct. on Oct. 28, 20-23, Sendal, Tokyo, on Nov. 2 and Western Japan, on Nov. 8, the Federa tion sald.
KCC 'A' vs Nav Bharat A at KCC 5,45 pm. Umpires: Howe, J. Marcal.
Recrelo 'A' va RAF at Recreio, 4,45 pm. Umpires: J. K Fel lows, J. Ferraz,
U.S. Davis Cuppers
in sparkling form
New Delhi, Bept. 20. care aro hampering the chances Confidence soared In the of the home team in matches
American, damp on tab eve due to begin tomberow.
Chuck
Brumel, who leaped a record 2.25 metres (7 feet 4 inches) this season, will be accompanied by Vasally Rudenko, the Rome Olympic hammer throw cham- plon, Kulanatolly Mikhallov, a hurdier, and V. Kreer, runner-up in the Rome Olymple hop-step- jump event.-AP.
Malayan shuttle aces off to India
Kunis Lumpur, Sept. 28. Six of Malaya's top badmin-
of the draw for the. Inter- US captain, David L. Freed zone Davis Cup finst here as said he is still unwilling to the U.S. team showed spark-name his singles choices, bul
two lently said ling form in
Mckinley anci workouts today.
Whutney Reed Aro looking Meanwhile lavo members of very good." It appeared almost ton players left for Bombay tog the Indian tuntier doctors certain they will be the ones. day to compete in the Cricket Club of India and the Western Reed, at 29 the oldest mian Indian Championships.. on the icam, apparently
They are Thomas Cup players clinched the singlés berth, with Teh Kow-Ban, Lim Say-hup, a hard-fought four-set practice Tan Yee-kan and Ng Boon-bee, match victory over Don Doll,
and schoolboy, championa Tún Mckinley, hitting the ball with Cheng-hee and Yew Cheng-hoe. blinding speed, trounced, the Manager Teh Gin-soot accom- team's fourth member Martin panied them-AP. Riesen in straight sets.
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RUGBY RESULTS
London, Sept. 20. Results of tonight's" Rugby In contrast the Indian team Union matches were: conated through a short practice. Eridgewater and
The home wam are counting bloucester
•Aulon оп Wimbledon semi-finalist tem Namanathan Krishnan, veteran Petryn
at 24, for the No. I singles Waterloo spot. The second place re-Devon mained
between Au: ) Chdich Jaideep Mukherjen, 19, or Premjit Lall, 20. Neither Ja given much chance against the American players.
Lall scraped his laen practice, two days, ago And it stiffened up and sent him to dodlar yesterday,
2 mth
31 Sound
12 Pontypool
Balwegians
at Wurton-Super.
MATE
3
Surrey
Sports Diary
TODAY. KWIMMING
| Imál day (of Colony - chathplotës The fourth member of the inpu at Victoria Park Poole, 6.80 Indian team, veteran Naresti | pr Kumer, 32, who has beet expect hampionshipw, Vionaria Ewek Pock
Blog cil de toam with Krishnars In the, 3 pin.. doubles, in lak up at his hotel" with an upwet stomach 1945% The final, singles V solkolíòng": will be made - just beloes: thứ draw this afternoon.
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