REAL MADRID BEATEN BY MANCHESTER U.
Manchester, Dec. 13.
Manchester United beat Real Madrid 3-1 in a
soccer match here today.
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Thrilling match
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THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1961.
ANOTHER DRAWN TEST LIKELY
India score 253 for three
on lifeless wicket after winning the toss
New Delhi, Dec. 13. The third Test match between India and England seems likely to follow the pattern of the other two, with plenty of runs and few wickets.
On another pitch devold of pace India took advantage of winning the toss and by the close on the first day had reached 253 for the loss of only three wickets. with M. L. Jaisimha, a 22-year-old all-rounder, ? scoring his maiden Test century, and Vijay Manjrekar playing an- other big innings,
Opening batsman Jhisunha hi Louden. Der 13 127 at Mangekar was 8! not playing, away, bead just at the use of play.
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There seems Title tu prevent Indla reaching a total fu
the region of 500, which would Jeave England little alternative next.
thap to play for safety, with another draw re sulting
Used seven bowlers
5 Cordenbesth was 4: Mort Forfar
Manjreka and PDy UnLARAT Me to Wigtowea
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experienced! G Fatrydeau 1
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Krought at ship tualet bo tak a bank lots where Ja tu SAD 32 and Matkay who is sti l in This 564 1, BISMERE 100 pus trade chann al staging: Manekal
opening
England
bow.er Dayoi Suth and Barry Knight
aselul job keeping the
arang natu KANG!
Manjrekar.
Big lead by Burma in SEAP Games on third day
Rangoon, Dec. 13.
Burma, the host country, went far out into the lead here tonight after the third day's events of the Southeast Asian Peninsular Games when
its swimmers won four out of five events.
Die vietoties lifted. Burma's | over Gracie Care of Burma Roli medal ally to 13
the women's 80 metres Hurdles that arest
nats She Laval the former SEAP champion by 1 second
shoulder
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Vietnam was the only visit-
The judges arliperated for 15 ing nation to win a swimming minoles before giving a photo- final tonight. the successful finish decision to the visitor
belug Phan Hau competitor
Tao's winning time was 12.3 Dang who took the men's 190, secunds. Evelyn Lee Yuci-young metres butterfly in a fast time of Singapore was third on 125
who is usually a good starter began shakily today, and was unable to time z long the ball property for time. but later in his innings he produced a full
uf Trav well-timed drives and sweeps.
Pataudi out
int
Fi
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badminton Four preliminary salehes were also held tonight i all. with Carrybodia, Thailand Malava scoring successes in the anugies and dochters
Seconds.
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243
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punished by the hatinen
Ehaland captain Ted Dexte sesen seyron b wiers today to try as breaks this sold Indian battan: barri Hot in such condition
It was a feart breaking Bael. Jo. The Geldang side
On a pitch that a set
much
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have CAKE beroane used Уку this
Jaisimba has shown willing apsy in the two previous Texts to adopt an aggressive roje. Tat has generally kept him- self in check, feeling that this
expected
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in opener.
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of a tad most unhappy
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Fastest century
16:14 he gave his power
rein with the but be but the
Fastes: out the series, teaching hundred in 190 na lutes, uni Pola scTUNIK
save the 35.000 :rowdd plenty of good deal faster than usual and mples tommer
boundaries B#-yard
the Surrey motedly had something in de Tuty Lock and Ken Barrington.. ..with this.
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bus 127 scored
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Men's 106 metres finais Suth Menyukas seconds
1Thanung:
2 legathesto Milaya, 106
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109
Ng Kah-wa′′ w Malaya
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Than Maung (Burina
Hop, vez and jump finais
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11411 metres
Tan Eng-Vin.
Singapore,
2
Vila Chandrangsu Thailand).
3
Kyaw Nyamt Burna
bajuyaw (Burma).
Tan's win
its gave Malaya fourth gold medal of the Games
The Thin gold medallists 1 Al Hp (Bunna 15 mins 46
3
pien's 3.000 metres final
2 Sumbwexum (Bunnu
VOAD Thailand).
Ochane Pruchwecha
were Serm Balin Chon Grak secs who fled 732.5 pounds in the featherweight weightlifting and Sprinter Suthi Manyakas who look the 100 metres.
Manyakas fought a close raee
with N. Jegathesan of Malays but sprinted ahead 10 yards just before the post to win by 0.7 seconds in 10.4 seconds.
Sin-chock of Low
Singapore was third in 10.9 seconds
take ang
Thanand
Mulaya
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of the referee, sex and Korne The dura then hom-long match
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and was then call.
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Scoreboard
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Although Tel lost the batch, be amazed the crowd. with us i
He haeld and shots
retrieved anf hat several winners fromp this
wing and De several oc casums Juic Chamarung shaking has head with bewilderment.
The Thai run of victories
this began
Korning when Amorn Yaktanand proved
steadier than Burma's Beuten- ant Shein In the short range Pistol evr81.
Double winner
A
Collapsed
the gruelling 5,000 moires run in high humidity · and temperature of 85 degrees Fahrenhett, Tou Fu of Laus collapsed after 3,000 metres.
Officials rushed onto the track as Tou suddenly fell almost in He front of the victory dais. was carried away so quickly that many
Spectators were not aware of what had happened.
Tou started badly and one lap gehind the leaders when
teli.
330
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WEIGHTLIFTING Featherweight Finals Sem Bluz Chou Crak
332.5 kilograms
Than
Hla Mylar Burma). 317.5 Cheong Kair-thong Malaya.
Lightweight Finals
Tun Kywe Warna 3525 kilb- grins.
1
Nhene Sek-long Malaya, 340 Bron Sin Saing (Thailand. 335.
SOCCER
Mlay beat Burana 2-3 Thatland hent Laos 5-2
JASKETBALL
Malaya beat Burnus 93-74 Thailand beat Cambodia 100-85
SWIMMING
Men's Loë metres butterņý kats
Phan Hun Dong Vetran!
into 9.6 sece
2 Bernard Chan (Singapore!
Fin Maung N1 (Burma
Women's 10 res breaststroke finals
1 Lian Thwin (Burma), 1 min +34 7 secs
Myint Myint Khin (Burma)
Chongkost Tavenannte (Tual-
2 was
land,
The race was won by Ah Houses
own
Men's 200 metres freestyle finals
Tin Mauny N (Burma), 2 mies
2 My Thee (Burma),
3. THE Then-heng (Stgapore)
of Burina who broke his SEAP Games record by 4.6 seconds winning in 15 minutes Women's 100 metres backstroke finals
127
N J Contractor, e
1. Lock
Pullar
34
V L Mangrekar, noi uut Nawati
Patuudi,
151
13
balr
B. R Umagar, not ou
Extras
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Total (for 3 wkls]
253
Bowling
M R
W
12 Smarth Kaught
20
41 36
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Sheir who Wan Rold msedal yesterday in the Free Ralle event over 300 metres had ! in en wutely upped to show his versating by taking the pistol shoot easily
40
Feconds.
13
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Allen
22
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Bashes
12
0 46
was more than 100 points ahead
Dexter
2
0
11
0
of the third place Kok Kan-
Lock
19
6 48
1
woh of Singapore
Harrington
: 39
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brilliant close speured victory
England's ground firlding was not so good as usual and to 14 fours in addition they
ut of 199 i 250 minutes. again failed
63541 Monfrekag are equaling Barrington FORESTStericy
accept Thr half-chances which mean so much on these pfiches.
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THE ROYAL HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB
5th Race Meeting 1961/62
Owners are reminded that Declarations of starters and riders close at the Secretary's Office. Happy Valley. at
€10.00 a.m. on:--
Friday, 15th December, 1961. By Order of the Stewards,
F. D. ANGUS,
Secretary. Hong Kong, 14th Dec., 1961.
NOTICE
THE ROYAL HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB
Programmes And Entry Forms for the 6th Race Meet- ing 1961/62 to be held on
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Southeast Asia.
Results
finals
Į Burna, 4 m6 40.7 Bees.
Singapore,
Vietnam.
Resmits on the third day of MEDALS STANDINGS
Serund Southeast Asia
Gunes here today were
SHOOTING
50 metres free pistol Gnals
Aur Yaktanand
$13 polnis
2
(Thallandi.
LI Kyaw Sheir (Burma), 495. Koh Kum-woh (Singaporei
ATHLETICH
Medals tally to date in the South- East Asia peninsular games 18:
Burma
Thailand
Alalaya
123 Vietna
Singapore
Women's 80 metres kurdles finals ty
secoils.
Tan (Malayal
2 Crack Carr (Burma), IZ A
3 Evelyn Lee Yuet-yong (Singu
porr. 12
i Cambodia
Laos
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THE ROYAL HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB
5TH RACE MEETING
Saturday, 16th December, 1961.
(To be held under the Hules of The Royal Hong Kong Jockey Club)
THE PROGRAMME WILL CONSIST OF 8 RACEB
The First Bell will be rung at 1,30 p.m. and the First Race rn at 2.00 0.m.
The Secretary's Office at Alexandra House will close at 11.45
a.rn.
MEMBERS' ENCLOSURE
No person without an Admission Badge will be admitted; Admission Badges at $25.00 each are obtainable only on the written introduction of Member. Adinission Badges may he obtained during office hours from the Cash Sweep Offices of the Club at Prince's Building, Ground Floor (facing Statue Square); 5, D'Aguller Street; King's Road, North Point and 982, Nathan Road. ADMISSION BADGES WILL NOT BE ON SALE AT THE SECRETARY'S OFFICE AND WILL NOT BE AVAILABLE AT THE RACE COURSE ON RACE DAYS.
Admission to the Members' Enclosure can be gained only by the entrance to the Members Stand and upon production, of Badges and Brooches, which must be worn throughout the dura- tion of the meeting in such a manner as to be readily identthed. Members wishing to proceed to Club Boxes on the 4th and 5th Floors of the Public Stand must do 50 from the 2nd Floor of the Members' Sland, using the lift or stalks.
bers Guests are not permitted to enter the Public Enclosure and
Apart from the foregoing, Members, their Ladies, and Mem
Stand.
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NO CHILDREN under the age of seventeen years (Western Standard) will be admitted to the Club's premises during the Meeting.
Lunches will be obtainable at the Chub House if ordered in advance from the No. 1 Boy (Tel. 76-2811).
Gate.
PUBLIC ENCLOSURE
The gates will open at 11.30 am
The price of admission will be $10.00 each; payable at the
Admission Badges will be issued and they must be prom nently displayed throughout the Meeting. Any person leaving the Enclosure will be required to pay the requise tee of $10.00 in order to gain re-admission
Meals and Refreshments will be avaliable in the Restaurant,
CASH SWEEPS
Through Cash Sweep Tickets at $18.00 each may be obtained Monday 1st and Suturday 6th from the Cash Sweep Offees at Prince's Building, Ground Floor January, 1962 (weather per- (facing Statue Squate); 6, D'Aguilar Street and 385, Nathan Road, mitting) may be obtained at Kowloon, during office hours... the Secretary'a Ofice, Alexin- dra House; the Club House, Happy Valley; and the Stables, Shafi Kwong Road..
Entries close at 12 o'clock NOON
Tuosday 10th December, 1901.
By Order of the Stewards,
Tickets reserved and avidiable but not paid for by 10:00 am on Friday, 15th December, 1901, will be sold and the reservation carkeiled for future Mebllige,
F. D. ANGUS,
Special Cush, Sweep Tickets on the Pearce Monderial Cup scheduled to be run an 10th March, 1802, at $7.00 eachd Chalk Sweep Ticket at $2.06.ogh for the last race of link fabelis may be obtained from the Cash Sweep Outces of the Club.
By. Order
Secretary Hong Kong. th December, 1901,
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Private notes are available after approval.