1961-10-22 — Page 8

South China

THE CHINA MAIL

9.

· MONDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1961.

3

Test roundup

Kitchee

ONE OVER THE EIGHT ENGLAND IN REASONABLE

South China indulge in

goal spree at

spree at expense of hapless Kitchee

By I. M. MacTAVISH

Think of all the wonderful things you would want to say about a superbly fit, superbly confident, superbly successful football team. When you've done so hang them all on a South China tog and you will understand what I want to write about the brilliant performance turned in by the double champions at the Hong- kong Stadium yesterday.

Think of all your soccer superlatives

With a magnificent display of one-for-all all-for-one sarcer the Caroline Hill boys swamped the self-acclaimed powerful Kitchee side by 9 goals to 3. Even great- er than their success was the wonderful trom spirit whlelt produced (t.

This was indeed South Cl- na's greatest hout. They have never been more attractive... more purposeful .. or more deadly in front of goal and, as though to exaggerate the dif ference between the two frams -in Kitchee's case the term 'team'

loosely-lu is used Cheuk-yin and his mates dived

truiged

How different things were with the humiliated lasers. A brought scowls misplaced pass

and pointing Angers: the 90 minutes were punctuated with bouls of personal recriminations and open shows of disapproval

That's how the scoreboard stood at half-time.

51st MINUTE Poor covering in the Kitchee defence allowed Ho Choung-yau to sweep the ball into the pen- alty area from a difficult position.

at each other's efforts. Except on the byline and Mok Chun- in occasional bouts of

inter-wah, completely umarked. passing there was not a hint of picked his spot in the back of team spirit in the side which the net. was woefully weak at full-back and wing-balf,

Capacity crowd

A sunbaked capacity crowd will probably remember

this

South China Kitchee

53rd MINUTE

The game was becoming one- way trofe. The ball travelled from Wong Chi-keung, to Ho game more for the over generousCheung-you, to Lee Tak-wal and crop of twelve goals which they via his right boot to the back of got for their money than they the net. It was goalscoring made

Lo depths deeper even than Kitchee have hit in the past and that's saying something. At the end of the 90 minutes

will for any other aspect of it. epsy. the Kitcher players

The gual parade started after of much-ade- or staggered hack to the dress-welve minutes Ing room in the characteristic about-nothing football and this und unsteady style of men who is how it went on from there.

Indulged in the have just

Oul of a confusion of mild-

South China Kitchee

62nd MINUTE Chan Chi-kong fouled Wong Chi-keung in the penalty ares.

luxury or one over the eight, field play South China suddenly

The referee and the linesman Not one member of the lusing launched an attack on the right. side did anything to enhance it looked harmless enough untligreed on this and Kwok Kun- with the right hung joined in Yau collared the ball, spirit by smashing the spot kick the Kwok his reputation and even autonishing margin of the mere slipped quietly through the de-into the net. hardly represented the com- fence, resisted a tackle and side-South China

of South fected superiority

beautifully grounder into the net, South China Kitche

picle Chino.

the

The difference The Kitchee team sheet was generously dotted with names of men who once matter- ed In Colony football: mnes ke Szeto Yiu, Chan Fal-hung. Chan Chi-kong, Lo Kwek-tal. Kwok Moon-wat and. biggest of all, Yiu Cheuk-yin. Yesterday | most of them were little more than homes: their main qualifi- calon was reputation. The old nagle had departed.

Don't get me wrong in this

€

minced Kitchee

S. Korea vs Israel

soccer match ends in free-for-all

Tel Aviv, Oct. 22.

The South Korea versus Israel soccer match at Ramatgan Stadium today ended in a free-for-all five minutes before the end after the Koreans felt cheated of a second "goal". The score then was 1-1. Korea had led 1-0 until the 94th, But the tables durned ecmpetely

minute.

in the second half which saw Outside-right Cheung Soon- constant heavy pressure on the

Korcan goal.

cheun seared in the 10th minute after receiving a per- feet pass from left-winger Bak Keung-wha.

The Koreans looked winners after their Roal and were worth more than their one- goal lead in the first half. They were faster than the home side and their forwards were ready to shoot at every oppor- tunity, Only Israel's goal keeper Chodoroff kept the South Koreans out while the Korean goal

rarely threatened.

was

WORLD CUP SOCCER

Hungary held

to a draw by Holland

Budapest, Oct. 22, 3-3 here today in a World Cup Hungary and Holland drew

was 2-2 at half-

In the 7th minute the Korean goalkeeper, Man Meung Cheat, who was playing magnificent- ly, was injured by a kick i

the face. The game stopped for five minutes while treat- ment was administered and the goalkeeper resumed play,

Booed

In the 84th minute Israel's con- Ire-forward Stelmach equalis- od with a header that seemed

to slip through Chicul's hands. One minute Inter the Koreans broke away on the right wing and centre-forward Jeung Sik netled the ball but Israell retereo Dudal disallowed the

goal as offside.

Thirty Ave thousand fans booed and whistled at the referee's decision while the Korean players marched off the field in protest.

U.S. win the America's Cup

Only the pleas of the captain and the Korean officials on the goal-line brought the players back on.

POSITION, BUT COULD

HAVE DONE BETTER

Lahore, Oct. 22. England emerged from the second day of the

First Test match against Pakistan here today: in a reasonable position, but it could have been quite a bit better.

To dismiss a side for under 400 runs on this pitch was quite an achievement, though technically Pakistan declared with nine men out, Haseeb Ahsan limping after being struck on the ankle and captain Imtiaz Ahmed thereupon announcing the declaration.

England were expected to Pakistan slumped from 316 for make a big total in reply to thres 10 337 for seven. Intikhab Pakistan's 387, but like their hit two sixes of Barber from opponents, they lost two wickets his first two scoring strokes, but cheaply, the opening pair Peter the bottom half of the batting Richardson and Geoff Pullar order did not cause much going for 21,

trouble to the English attack, Then came a recovery from

fall of Pullor The

and Fen Barrington and Mike

when Richardson so quickly Smith, with an

unfinished England batted, naturally made third-wicket stand of BB-that Barrington and Smith proceed took England's soure to 100 with caution of

for a time, but for two.

When the Korean footballers returned to the field, still enraged, they started fouling Particularly Israel's players. vicious

the fouls weru goalkeeper Chodoroft and inside-right Mencell

With diMculty the captain

on

on

both sides stopped flights the field and the referee stopped the match five minutes before time was up.

leave Israel The Koreans

morrow for Burma.-AP.

MOSS WINS

PACIFIC

GRAND PRIX

Missed catches

Baw

at R 10

they blossomed out later. After ten they scored brisk rate until the final minutes when they played safe for tomorrow.

Barrington was as reliable n ever in a crisis and this is his

for 14th score of 50 or more

A vast crowd of 50,000 fo- plenty of incident, if not parti- cularly brilliant cricket. They fnust have been shocked at the catches which England dropped

First Barrington missed England.

Most of the sharp chance at slip and later Pullar let a ball go in and out of England side look capable of his hands and David Allen at runs at times, but Barrington short mid-wicket misjuged what Jooks the man they are going to should have been o

rely un musi. simple

Monterey, Oct. 23.

Stirling Mosa of England, running the final 15 laps without brakes, won the Pacific Grand Prix today, coming out first in

100-mile

stages of the

both

face,

the

seconds

soccer match.

Monterrey, Det. 23. The БСОГЕ

Moss drove his green Latus Juck Nicklaun Lime.

and Deane

Climax across the nish Une Beman today led the United 71st MINUTE

only five seconds nhond' of Hungary, who had already | States to viétory Over Canada This was the highlight of the qualified for the final stages of and Mexico 0

American Dan Gurney in the sixthsecond stage after beating

in the whole game. Wong Chi-keung

the championship in Chile, America's Cup golf competition.game driver by seven 22nd MINUTE

chasal a difficult pass down the

completed their programme in Together, they accounted for the opening stage. Another South China break-right wing, lobbed the ball over Group Four of the competition 7% of their team's 14 points away. Wong Chi-keung made Wong Cal-kong'a hind, repeated with seven

four points from und of the right the act with

on the final day of the two-day The running

Lum Showig-yee matches.

battle of the top amateurs of moment pushed the ball inside and as the ball dropped in the

Holland surprisingly took

the Western Hemisphere. to Lee Tuk-wal. The big centre

inside-lift position the

Hetle

The final scores ave 2-0 lead in the first 15 minutes showed great calmncsa us he

winger mot it on the valley and

United States from centre-

29 points com- rounded his man and left the

flashed a megricent angular with two goals

pared with 14 for Caninda goalkeeper helpless.

drive Info the net. He was in forward Van Der Linden, South China

Though Hungary fought back 11 for Mexico.—AP. jured in the act...but a thun- dercus accial motor from the to force a draw, Holland were packed stadium quiddy had clearly superior against a Hun-

| KI&chee

30th MINUTE

all of them were still cap- Some beautiful Interpassing him it again, Able of producing flashes of carried the South China for South China

brittance. Unfortunately for Kitchee, the flushes were few and far between. The side inn)- ly disintegrated but they citel keep the game reasonably clean However, the great differ- ence between the two teams WAN not so much in basie

ability as in attitude Job

to the

in hand. South Chlua somehow seemed to be bristl- ing from the start with a spirit of "how many shall we win by-there was

KUK- gestion that defeat was even possible in their approach to the game.

This was always evident in the readiness to forgive cacti

wards deep into Kitelee terri-Kitchee tury. Mok Chun-wah cleverly

pulled the bull back across the Koni urea and in a mad scramble

1

a

In both 100-mile stages the order of finish was the same for the first four places, with Jack Brabham of Australia finishing | third and Bruce MacLaren, from

Zenland, and New

crossing

the Onishing line fourth.-UPI.

the

arian side who lacked a SATURDAY'S RUGBY

of tam-works,

Groot scored Holland's third 76th MINUTE

goal after 56 minutes, Hungary's (19th broke away and scorers were Manostor! Kitchee

Goerorce (LOW). caught the South China defence ininute), and

the hop. Nevertheless and Bist minutes)Reuter. seemed that in the melee Lau

it seemed Wong Chi-kanang had suissed his chance but the ball Somehow rebounderi to Ho L'heung-you who wiripped it into Kin-cheung had been fouled by the

back of the net for fantastic goal.

South China Kilcher

iry

42nd MINUTE

A misplaced South, China

midfield gave

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Kwok Moon-wah but when Lo Kwak-tul returned the ball into

the net the referee allowed the

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score to starad.

South China

pass Kitchee

11

chance to break away. The ball was banged ahead and

Kwok Moon-wah beat his man

78th MINUTE

Win for West

Germany

Augsburg, Oct. 22.

West Germany beat Greece Klichee again. Yiu Cheuk-yin2-1 after leading whipped the ball ahead to Chia

2-0 at half- Soccer Cup and hit a strong rightfoot shot Puk-lit and the winger's finish-time in a World

ing effort clipped the inside or preliminary match today.

West Germany, who had al- the far post and finished in the ready made sure of a place in South China Kitchee.

other's mistakes and sbrug off a bad pass or an unsuccessful guntwards, Lau Kin-cheung gol tackle. It was evident too in his hand to the ball but could their willingness to chase every not keep it out of the net. balt no

matter the elfort re- South China quired.

Kitchee

U.S.

FOOTBALL

Clear NL lead

for Green Bay

New York, Oct. 23.

1

net.

the finals of the Cup in Chile

next year before today's game.

won all their four matches in Group Three of the qualifying competition.

catch.

All these chances were off Bob Barber, who deserved much betler reward than his three for 124. The ground some improve- Aelding showed ment, but some of the players were still too sinck.

Cautious

balsmen in this

Handicapped

Knowing Smith's weakness int retting started, Imilax showed wise tactles in srowd- ing him, with eight men around the bat for a time. Smith looked a little nervous Barber and David White

of the for a while, but soon overcame were again the pick Engilsh bowlers, though Alleu it and spread the field with firm and Erlo Russell were ao-drives and pulls.

The selectors have been. curate.

Smith In selecting Justified

despite his poor early. per- The Pakistan innings revolved formances and recent "unhappy round Javed Burki, who shared form for England. In his last five the only noteworthy stands of Test innings he has totalled only the Innings 138 for the third 12 runs for once not out, but he wickel and 133 for the fourth, seems to have chosen the right

His malden Test century was occasion for his recovery. made on his home debut and his Pakistan are badly, hand). solidity was the biggest barrier capped by the absence of to the English bowlers,

Haseed, their leading bowler, England really put themselves who did not take the field after back In the game in the 45 Umping off at the close of his minutes before lunch when side's innings-Reuter,

Club sides fully extended

by RAF, 14 Field Regt

By LANCASTRIAN

My column on Saturday finished up with some definite forecasting,

deed a very dangerous thing for any writer on sporting topics indulge in

Freddie Brown's XI need

123 to win

Nairobi, Oct. 22. Former England Test captain Freddie Brown's XI needed 133 to win with eight wickets in hand at the end of the second day of their three-day match against Kenya bere today.

Bill Allex, 42-year-old Aus- tralian who now plays for Somerset, helped the tourists into a good position by taking in-four Kenya second innings wic-

kets for 16.

to

That I came through unscathed ought to bring no surprise, for one of the troubles with local Rugby is that we do all know too much about each other and that current form is too easily assessed and

the results of many matches on the fixture list can be regarded as foregone conclusions.

of the

But with Brown and Surrey pace man Peter Londer both suffering from pulled muscles, the tourists bowling did not worry the Kenya batsmen uh- duly, and the total reached 205. Needing 172 to win, Brower's

XI lost two quick wickets when

they began their second knock before Alley and Peter Walker

79th MINUTE South China were stung into action. Ho Cheung-you missed a The third team in the group sitter but Muk Chun-wah Jited me Northern Ireland.

Kwok the ball goalwards, and

Sceler Centre-forward Uwe You did a spot of jockeying for scored in the fifth and 26th. position before Wong Chi-keung minutes to give West Germany not expect to come so near to performances this season.

But I must confess that I did recognition from their carller { for the first time this reason, (Glamorgan) came together" to For five minutes from the end i take the score to 49 before the calmly directed the ball through their interval lead. a forest of legs into the net.

At Boundary-street Whitfield they were leading by a goal to close. Greece improved greatly in being wrong, for two

bent 9% South China

Kong a try; they could not hold out, the second half, and pinned the matches ended with the winners Wanderers

Scores were: Kenya 167 and Kltchee

West Germuns down de- being only one point to the Strangers by the slender margin however, and Dragons acored a 205, F. R. Brown's XI 201 and good. This is certainly a little of two tries to a goal and in further try in the dying minutes. fence most of the time.

Inside - right Fapacmaneuil something to be thankful for. the later match there the Police said on Saturday that 14 Field Special.

Greece's goal in the scored

That there is not a wealth won for the first time in two are just not up to the standard 50th minute with 30-yard of Rugby talent in the and a half weeks by swamping of the Dragons, but how wrong drive-Reuter.

teams playing in the Colony Recreio 23-6. at the

is hard to dear: but indifferent standard does not look so bad -- or is

87th MINUTE

In desperation the Klichee de- fonce tried the offsidy trop but the prey got away. While the defenders stood claiming Wong Chi-keting pleked his spot in the

Green Bay gained sole possession of first place back of the net to complete his in the Western Division of the National Foot-personal hat-trick in this one over the eight avalanche of bull League today when they beat the Min-

goals. nesota Vikings 33-7, while New York and South China Philadelphia remained locked in a tie for the Eastern Divison lead,

unbeaten und untied and boasted

The Giants, getting a pair of į day finished half the schedule touchdown pitches from Charlie Conerly, pasted n 21-14 come- from-behind victory

aver Loy Angeles and Philadelphin crush- ed Dallas 43-7.

Green Bay, the defending Western Division champions, broke out of a first place tie with San Francisco when the Forty-niners' highly-geared of- fence Atuttered and failed ngainst a slout Chicago bear de. fence, 31-0.

Eastern Division

In other gumes, Clevelaki remained IP U10 Eastern

Division running, just uile game behind the Giants and Eagles,

Kitcher

9

And so it finished: gloriously for South China; mercifully for Kitcher.

VERDICT: A five-star

u 3-game lead: The Chargers award to every man of the trounced Qaltiand 11-10 to move South China sido. They were nimost out reach of the other indeed a grand team. The

division. There now are seven league games, lett. ad Kitchen logand persists ....big names ond big stars Meanwhile, Boston beat Buf-

tcomis

in the

once

falo 52-21 and leading New become strangely small in a York lost 27-10 to Denver. Re- Kitchoo shirt... and sulding in the Eastern Division ogaia they had a painful re- lead being shared now between minder that reputations do New York and Doston-AP.

not necessarily create a suc- cessful soccor" unit,

Tennis titles for

Morea, Ramirez so Kwal-sung, Kwok Kaum“

Buenos Aires, Oct. 22.

The teams Houth Chisa: Lau Kin-oheung,

hung, Lò Chung want. Luk Tak-bay. Lau Kam-pui, Wong Chi-keung, Tío Chòung-yau, Lee Tak-whi, Kwok yau, Mek Chun-

with a narrow 30-20. verdiet Plane Durmon (France) beat ver Pittsburgh, Steve Mybra's Forique Mores (Argentina) d-1, 45-yard field, KOOL

brought 0-1 C-1 in the men's singles wah, Bolibmoto a 17-14 degiklom over final ut the Argenting Lawn Kiloheet: Tall Wooh-ching.

Detroit, avenging an earlier 16

10 loss to the Lions, and the

St Louis Cardinals blanked the Washington Redskins, 24-0,

Tennis Championships here to- to Yu, Wong Chi-kany. day,

Chan_Pal-hop1. Tam Sheung- yee, Chan Ci-kong, Chu Pak-

Yolo Ramirez (Mexico) look it, Le Kwik-tal. Kwok Moun An womcu's Litle, beating wah, Yiu Choji-yla, a hip-

In the Western Division of the Darlene Hard (U.S.) 0-1, 0-2---| nant American League San Diego to- | Router.

Refered: Mariny Tang

to

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more easily overlooked

there is an ovenner

teams.

The great surprise

I was beginning to despair of not really do

I was!

Dragons found it very hard

49 for two China Mail.

New Zealanders

113 runs behind

Bulawayo, Oct. 22. Rhodesia, with

all

their

Al Kal Tak the RAF, excel to field eight men in anything if lently led by Dixon, I am told,ke their normal position in the In the did, as well as they could, butum, and they showed that t in extending the Club they did is ridiculous to suggest that they will be able to play the same as much as was fort of rugger week in and week this BORSOD, but predicted.

Their backs who out. A win for this regimental second inning wickets standing, Saturday's results have looked very good against side would have done a lot of led the New Zealanders by 113 mm fully comercifully

have gono some way to show weaker opposition ran far too good for Colony rugger. It was na at the close of play on the that desperation need not, yot{much aeross the held when not to be on Saturday, bu I second day of their match here. be reached.

confronted by opposition such cannot now imagine that thinnings closed at yesterday's At Causeway Bay theas they had on Saturday.

iday is far INDY, Warwicks won comfortably, but The great surprise, to me,

score of 311 for eight, dismissed it must be told that the Naval

There is just one fixture today, the New Zealanders for 202 and and 'a very pleasant one too,

Club KV will be scored 04 for no wicket in their back-reinforced by some good was that 14 Field Regiment At 7.15 the men from HMS Crane-played came very close to lowering playing HMS Victorious at the second innings by the close- well together, and out of all the colours of Club Dragons Club ground in Happy Valley.'| China Mail Special

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