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Hongkong Telegraph 港電新報 士蔑新聞 All

Game With Italy Showed

"THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, MONDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1949.

RECOGNISE HIM?

ENGLAND WILL HAVE A

TOUGH TASK

THE

WINNING

WORLD

SAYS VERNON MORGAN

CUP

London, Dec. 4.—The thrilling encounter between England and Italy this week showed quite clearly that England is going to have a very tough task in her quest for the Jules Rimet Trophy, which goes to the World Champions at Rio de Janeiro next July,

Football writers were shocked at the comparatively poor display by the home side, taking the view that on this form England can have no hope of success and urging the Football Association to set about the task of finding a better team by adopting different methods.

a football writer Charles Buchan, the former English International, now for the "News Chronicle," saya: "Drastic changes from the alde victorious over Italy are necessary before we can hope to become the World Champions.”

He

Evidently

the

selectors advocates changes in the selection and preparation of the thought that they had found n English team for what he de- ' useful combination because they

(except scribes as "the most important picked the same side event recent years."

for the goal-keeper, Williams injured in the earlier being match) to meet Raly.

The fame writers are now saying that the side just will not

lo

Of course, It all depends on side in playing. how your own who are your opponent, and just how well they are playing.

Buchan suggests for these jobs former players who have become highly successful managers, then of Leeds like Frank Burkley, United, Stan Cullis, of Wolver. Tom Whit- hampton Wanderers,

Ariel, takter, of

and Jimmy Seed, of Charllots Athletic.

He thinks that the mansgeta named have the right experi

that the blond to find

England a chance of will give beating all comers. Advocating

ences

of the team as car- of the

theile, he suggests that

ly

23 player,

should be Sot - gether for two days each week under the critical eve of three who of the managers named, would be responsible with Wal- ter Winterbottom, the present team manager, for tactics team selection

Пе

Kood

and

day as them

to, which in truc, very fast-moving

Italians

Trad

England Wins

Rugby League International

Bordeaux, Dec. 4-Eng- lund beat France by 13

It could be said thai England only played as well on Wednes-points to soven in the Rugby the Italians allowed League International match

The here

this afternoon. The the English team at "sixes and rume was played in misty revens" and it does seem as if weather before a capacity the selectors muk find a team crowd of 23,000,

ball and faster quicker on the

Filtton

the ftored between In anticipating the moves

posts in the thin minute and their opponents

Word converted to give England An early advantage and there change in the score before half-time.

TOO SLOW

ocainst

ΠΥΠΤ

171

and

Food

cold

was no

trut with a free kick

Aubert to convert home side were in

The South Americans are re- puled to be faster even than the

It was not long before France Italians, and to worm weather on a dry ground and with a light had taken the lead, Luis Aubert

that first scoring NEW METHODS WANTED ball tennd us slow

i which

represented English this and Conotont crossing the "ng-

line ish

for hove a very this Now attacking methode mustwerk would

and th Many English fans be tried, he says, England must

front at 7-8, the from

ground players pclect fast-moving

Wednesday saying what opponents, And dominant centre-half. thing it was that I wor Buchan thinks England could and damp, that the ground was produce

to win the heavy and the ball wet. n side

of **plenty

Rut World

this

Dame for Cup with

Kiveh practice together and the in- Fortune would not have troduction of new ideas,"

England her fortunate win and Ward converted. 30 giv

And yet what versie There Faglase! thetr advantage happened had that Blant 13-7, by which they Won." Giuseppe Router. gonik ceper, Moro, not saved that terrifle!

Mortenson drive from Stanley In the opening minutes?

There are

He is not alone in thinking something must be done to and a beiter alde than that which ald duty against the Italians. But football is a strange carne. When. England beat Ireland by 9.2 many writers sald: is the ideal team."

"Hero

Charles Not Champion Yet

To call Ezzard Charles

the

official and legal successor of Joe Louts, as the National Box- ing Association (of

even

many who think

They

that thai Arst quick goni would have depressed the Italians t Auch an extent that England would have scored a run-away win. And Indeed well might.

The Best goal that England eventually got 14 minutes from From the finish won the match. that minute the Italians

did lienten, even though they out five up trying.

TWO STANDOUTS The Italians

were a useful I would say no mor America) side but have done, is contrary to boxing than that. They had in Moro custom and unfair to Britain's a really exceptional goal-keep interest in the heavyweighter, and Carlo Parela at centre champ beship of the world.

Firischer

at

Telal restored the advantage to England by touching down behind the line and then Ward missed with a free kick at 30 yards,

Following

of short a kering Dasses Ge seared for Enginn

Reg Harris

There hasn't been a faster bowler than this man in years. It's Harold Larwood, of bodyline controversy fame, photographed behind the counter in his sweet

shop in Blackpool.

Lancashire League Offers May Weaken West Indies Team

London, Dec. 1-Cricket lovers in Britain have nothing at home in occupy their attention during these wintry months, apart from speculation on the future. As this concerns the visit next season of the West Indies, there is already no Ittle interest in wondering who will

come.

Australians Produce The

Surprise Of The

Of The Week

By "RECORDER"

The second annual Hazzard Shield match produced the surprise of the week In what was otherwise a dull series of results, the Australians, helped on by an undefeated 105 from N. E. Arthy, beating England by 127 runs.

The Australians started badly enough, being 20 for three wickets at one stage, but Oliver, Ride, Hawthorn and Mahon stayed with Arthy for good wicket partnerships.

KCC ceemed near' enough to Gerry Gosano and M

Though the England teain woS hardly the best that could beating Army at one stage at d'Almada Remedios anved tho have been turned out, it was by Sookumpoo on Saturday, having situation with as enterprising no means a very inferior side, plx wickets down for 40 runs a partnership of 68 runs against With the addition of Howarth, in reply to their innings of 109, good bowling as I have ever Stokes and Newton it would but success was not to be theirs seen, but then the rot started as one of these late rallies that again with eight wickets down have been at full strength.

The Australians were very seem 10 be peculiar to the for 81 when P.M.N. da Sliva and much in scratch side, but they Army ground at Sookuinpoo de II. I. Ozorlo got together to turned up a

of veloped with Graveston keep-play out time- good brand Australian cricket this time and ing his end up for

victory can only be a defcated 51.

Though Army's attack hai popular one.

the

suggested, would

an un-

not neces- rone Karily be as one-sided as some strong

latest

the batting aide to on predict. The "International" business I hear for a little over three figures

Chinese

llowever, Army did not look In that the Combined are continuing their fixtures and as invincible as their record in-

dientes. play the RAF next Sunday.

The scores were:

AUSTRALIA

NO CENTURIES There were nona of the ex-

An International series, they, now lost J. H. Bennett, who has pected centuries at King's Park to Singaporo, it proved in the match between Craigen- enough to dismiss f gower and Royal Navy, ho his last wicket former declaring at 107 for ning

and

of getting nino

their opponents wickets for 80 runs.

A feature of the match was the return to form of Tominy Crabtree, whose four wickets for 10 runs represented soma Di The best bowling of the season against a side that is no longer short of good batsmen

N.E. Arthy, nat_out.URLARIN E.C. Fincher, e Ball, b Gambriti G. Hong Choy. Kilber, bi

White b Gorbeill

T. Weller, d'

N.n. Oliver, a Kilber, b Ba LT. Ride, t. Colledge, b lart-

Baker

Gambril J.D. Hawthorn, b TP. Mahon, & Bail

A.D. Duffy, b Gambrill

Extras

Total (for & dec.)

103

I, H. Rankine and W. L. Tingle

did not bat.

Bowling Analysis

K. Gambrill

1. While

R. Pierce K.A. Ball

N. art-Baker

A G. White me

ENGLAND

M

K85R928

RAF COME NEAR

RAF had the better of a drawn game against Recreio at King's Park and their 140 for 7 found the League Champions replying with 117 for 8. That after three wickets had been down for eight

runa.

At Chater Road, University got the Optimists aut for 61 runs and had an runs and by seven wickets.

easy victory easily

won

League Cricket Averages

BOWLING:

T. Grant (R. Navy)

K. M. Rumjahn (Craigengower)

G. Ar Souza (Cralgengower)

T. A. Pearce (Scorpions)

Inns N.O. Ruas 1.9. Aver.

до

4

106 181 65.33

7

1

220

38.10

N. E. Arthy (Optimists)

210

#1 30.00

150 20.

31.80

147 01. 20.40

G.

N. Goans (Recreto)

1 172 30

27.00

4

A. D. Pan (RAF)

104

20.00

IID, well, e tankine,

4

K. A. A. Bail (RAF)

20.00

20.00

Mabon

TJ. Grant, e Mahon ↳ Arthy

19

1. M. Newton (Scorplans)

20.00

E. N. Gambrill (RAF)

N. art-naker,

Arthy,

Mahon

W.. Collage, and b Mahon

J.P. O'Driscoll. b Weller

KA. Fall, b Arthy

Mohon Cambril, b Mahon... Ad. Whe, e Buty, b Arthy

white, not out

Kilbre, e Oliver, & Ride

17 Pleten, b

Extrax

Total

Bowling Analysts

The real cricket student is also following keenly the happenings in South Africa, where the Australians are proving, as expected, very powerful and, if time permits, TP. Mahon likely to win the Test rubber comfortably.

Also there is the tour in India | Sind 150 and 70, the Common-

wealth 115 and 100 for four. Commonwealth the hrie

Jock Livingston, the Common- plavers are also proving a very

was unbeaten wealth captain, rong combination. West Indies players are contributing towards with a sparkling 60, which in- This as Frank Worrell and John rite one six and six fours, Hali are there. Will they be in Re and Okfield started off today with a score off the first ball. the team to visit England? one of the queries asked.

but within 15 minutes Oldfeld was leg before to Badruddin, Antwerp, Dec. 4-Arle Van Vliet of Holland On Satur- Unfortunately League cricket,

APPLAUDED day night wou the

second which is so strong in the North of England, may Interfere with

Disappoints

is

was

T. Weller

Hong Chey N.E. Arthy L.T. Hida

partnership new

Yesterday's Scoreboard

Football

27

4

10

D

A. R. Abbas (IRC)

M. W. Halme (Army)

F. A. We'ler (Scorpions)

Zimmern (KCC)

A. Zimmern

2. A. Oak'es

Baton (Army)

103

23.28

43

21.83

Commando:)

107

21.40

120

21.00

101

64

20.30

117 35

10.83

130 Fa

18.50

171 50. 18.50

117 65

10.71

18 hellish (University)

LP St* (Scorpins)

F. Themveroft (Army)

1 Kerr (Scorpions)

G. In Choy (Cmfrennwer)

*Not Out Quallication: 100 runs. BOWLING:

&N Gambrill (RAF)

E. N. Gam

(RAF)

J. C. Tyrer (RAF)

J. C. Koh (University)

A. R. Abbas

Overs Maidens Runs Wkts. Aver

J. H. Bennett (Army) F. Howarth (Scorpions) A. L. Snaith (Optimisis)

20.3

GO 11

0.00

104,5

22

230

34

6.94

30,3

118

14

8.23

K. C. Carnield (Army)

08.2

10

161 19

6.17

G. N. Go.ano (Recreio) A. P. Pereira (Recrnia)

53.3

150

10

00.1

10

161

41

0.47

R. E. Lee (KCC)

GA

17

107

20 0.05

60

142

19 10.14

45

В

114

10.30

32.5

A

132

12

4.1.4

135

14

11.00

11.07

R. S. Cull s

105

33

107

11.75

Graves (Commandos)

53,5

0

107

14

11.21

11.41

3 Prisons

White (R. Navy)

77

23

182

15

12.13

12.13

*

A. R. Minu (IRC)

68.4

14

213

\12.78

No12,70

0

FCA

Yard

W. M.

1

At Mitchell (Army

03

15

194

15

15 12.93

49

100

12

18.00

II. T. Pritchard (Optimists) 41

144

13.00

13.09

St Joseph's

K. A. A. Bad (RAF)

55

130

10 122

14 13.25

F. R. Zimmern (KCC)

50.4

10

151

13.72

T. 1. Lean (University)

€92

17 390 14

14.21

S. M. Tch (Univershy)

G0.2

14

218 15 14.53

Canly

-GOVERNOR'S CUP

5 KFA SECOND DIVISION

Dockyard

of four races which will de- the plans for some West Indians. Frank Worrell, the West In-

loudly

Applauded CNAAF elde the European Indoor More than one of them had heenaan.

contract when he came in and Livingston an attractive Sprint Cycling Champion-offered

This team and n League

marked the bay ship.

than more coab could mean

51X. with Ten of Europe's fastest sprint- would be offered for being a official touring tera competed in th beats of member of the the 1,000 metres race in Antwerp Sports Palace.

pion.

PLACINGS

Placings were:

perly.

AWKWARD SITUATION

Vendors

R.A.F.

F

The score mounted with twos Navy Chippa News and singles and after had made an unsuccessful appeal tor let before against Worrell RAF

single the West Indian took a to raise the 50.

Livingston

wns

not

Jong

G Polico

St. Joseph's HOW THEY STAND

First Division

Army

KME

St. Joseph's

SCAA

P

Kwong Wah...

half is also in the world class. Surprise of the night was the For the rest they were poor showing of world chur- Who said that? No, I. Not

intelligent foot-pion Iteg Harris of Earned. fast,

It is un awkward situation Bruce Woodcocic Not Jack clever,

who was only placed fifth. The for nobody can blame a cricke- Salomons. Not any Englishman. baliers but not world braters.

Ifetcheo What will the English selec- The man responsible 15 Nat

look 73 minutes Who Harris' Arst defeat sinne beter who, looking to the future, completing h's individual 50,

up la bank which Inter-tors now do? It really is begin- donned the minbow swen prefers to bulld

missed another six America's

while he is still no then just ringside commentator ning to look a little as if their marking him as a World Cham-balance

when the ball dropped short of national

World Cup

attractive force in the game.

when driving for

boundary the the these 40 years or more. Witness first lift at the

Eastern be made when they

It may be possible of nearly every fight for the going to

Commandos the

contracts with League clubs to Chippa. crossroads. Two heavy-weight championship of are

AED.

be fufilled up to a point, al-

at even a year ago,

once Badruddin Navy Almust

Police the World since the day of Jim years

lowing the men concerned

when club another blow Jelfrien, Fleischer weighs in England had a wonderful team of those great

assist the West Indies in Eng-ruck

Worrell,

in pull the CAA trying "our" side in the Today, mightily on

land.

bowler, was trapped leg before RAP Ezzard Charles-Bruce players may well be slipping. present

may have found a

Some sort of a parallel care for six. Woodcock-Les Savold argu- England

successor to Frank land.

Jast year when New Zealand's ment. An argument that is cer-worthy

of Bert

Mariin Person tnin to Bare up afresh when Swift in the Woodcock and Savold get down Williams in goal, but she has find another Stanley Matthews or a Tommy Lawton.

Moreover, there are signs glum.

contre-half.

to cums in London next spring. yet to

BROKE DOWN LONG AGO

is not something that may

some

that the

1. Arie Van Vliet, Holland. 2. Jan Derksen, Holland.

Joseph Scheren. Belgium.

Oscar Plattner, Switzer-

4.

6. Reg Harris, England.

0. L. Fosselin, Belgium. 7. Stoli, Italy.

0. Raymond Pauwels,

Neil

9. Van Loveren, Belgium.

10. T. Gerardin. France.

The frat leg of the compet!-

The world title, writer Nat,Franklin, and the wing-half

belly Wright, two of England's presented as one gives a suit finest half-backs of all times.

of clothes or a pair of shoes. The heavy-weight champion- mip belongs to boxing, and box- Ing covers the world.

the

may have reached their penk.

to

Faster Army

Navy

Second Division News Vendors living and Victory was in sight for the Donnelly, playing in English cricket, was second time but another wicket Kifebee

New Zen-wES

to fall. Langdon opened SCAA "Collected" by the Bellanders on their arrival and his account with a single but n played with them throughout five runs later, with the total at

05 and 10 runs still required, he RAP the tour.

Tulkoo St. Joseph's If the West Indies want the was corapletely beaten playing back to Badruddin leg-break tion took place last week in men who have signed, or have and was cleaned howled

The brought Pettiford in to The been offered, English League Paris where Horrls worl

and with two Join Livingston, remaining two are due to take contracts they may have to offer

than would twos he sent un the hundred. It at Zurich and Ghent them more money place

ordinarily be the case.

was left to Livingston to make (Belgium).-Associated Press.

That may cause complications among the other players and the winning hit with a ringing drive which carried the total to is all a problem that will ce 108 and the match was over.~~ tainly need diplomatic handling Reuter

SWEDES BEAT

If the West Indies are to be re- their strongest EAST BENGAL

by presented

team in England, possible Dec. 4-Play'ng Reuter Calcutta,

Sweden beat uperior football, he All India Soccer Champions, Cast Bengal, by two goals to 'l

WORST GAMES Franklin must have played "Ergo." the thesis that Char- the worst game of his life ag ins les became the champlon when the Italians and Wright was no he whipped the aged and fad the "superman" he was agains Walcott, and relained the Italians nt Turin last year ing Joe the title when be knocked out

Scottish officials and fans whe helpless Gus

game felt even saw England's Yot more Lesnevich, is founded on a line more convinced than hithert of reasoning which long ago they are going to bent Enelen was broken down in boxing. In the annual encounter thic "There can be no movement year at Hampden Park, Glasgow. towards clarity in the heavy in April. situation until Bruce weight

oday. Before then, however, there i

for Enelant te British champion, plenty of time Woodcock, meets the American Lee Savold and a new match-winning c-m-

and the Fenti ma ina lon. In London. The winner will un- questionably meet Charles, and

van vat be in for a shock then--and only then will

Incidentally, there are siln official sucessor to pns of the there ne an

Scottish Focfb-r (Heavyweight Cham-gociation

their chonging Louis" pionship

1710-1919," Putnam mines about only going to Rio or 151)

theinted Kingdem Champions -Reuter, London Expreis Servloe)

I WANT A WORD WITH YOU, MOGINK?

LET'S GET THIS STRAIGHT

↑ CAME HERE TO MEET

THE SCORPIOW.

Mister

SURE AN HELL BE ARRIVING ANY

MINUTE NOW,

..

TOURISTS WIN

Com- Karachi, Dec. 4-Tho

cricketers monwealth touring easily beat Karachi Sind by rix wickets here today to register ti:ir second decisive win the Pakistan part of their tour. Scoring at more than one tu

In

Selicitors Prisont I'clic

LAA Ljub

Yard Police Dockyard University

Hockey

Commandos 5 Nomads tch HO 1 Navy KITCS TIKTIG

Hold BAF

Egyptians

On To Their Golf Title

-

Cairo, Dec. 4Hassan Hassahein. assistant to the Gezira Gulf Club, today wo

Army

HOW THEY STAND

Ammandor

KITC

Navy

ecreta

Nomads

r

Malte Marienssen and Karl ranck scored.

players

were Outstanding Sven Ove Svensson, Alf Jantin who replaced Ake Jonson at utsidealeft), Stendy Appeltoft nd Olle Persson.

This was the Swedes' second off the necessary runs for the the Egyptian Open Golfh experience of playing bare-loss of three wickels, the anal Championship with a 72- K. Polica

showing Karachi holes aggregate of 284. footed teams-Associated Press. scar.board

Conquest

a minute Ufs morning, they hit

TİGAGE COMCONG

HAG KM

AT THE DOOR,NOW.

ARRIVED

WAN

AT ONCE.

University Dak S.C.

TKNG

PW D L F A PH 10 10 0 0 0 5 70 24 19 15 10 7 10 7 11 28 17

YMCA

Chand Tar

Softball

2 20 17

12 10.

11 0

MEN'S SENIOR LEAGUE

7 Daredevils Overseas USH

The field included a number of leading Brish International players as wel! as prominent players from France and Italy but the young Egyptian had rounds of 71 nad 72 in heavy."Salisbury rain today to finish one stroke whead in front of Khattab chung Hwa Hassan, the winner for the fadcaps

Bost, 'wo years,

Sound"

Uno. Graunasoal, of Italy, the Paks winner of the French Open Americans

le last year, was third with

7. Bf. Teresa's 8 Canadians

9 Easeballers

(In & Innings)

8

Brayés Cumkan cherun

1 Jarvara D. Roxtr

287, while Alfred Padahom, of MEN'S JUNIOR LEAGUE

of Angelini

22 | Gelfan Alexandria, shared fourth place gras

Mj'ain. and

with. 230.

3. A. Briggs (C.mmandos)

Qun'enos: 10 w'e'eb with an average under 15 00.

Jolm Macadam's Column

PUBLICAN FIGHTS DANNY FOR TITLE

The British Boxing Board of Control have now come across in the matter of champion Stan Rowan's retirement from the bantamweight throne.

They have scanned the horizon anxiously, they have decided to close their ears in the meantime to the shrill cries of Jackie Paterson, they have decided that, since titles can change hands only in the ring, Danny O'Sullivan. must fight for it, and, forgetting all about their liking for eliminators, they have put up Teddy Gardner as the opposition.

noted that in

There DEG conditions, of, but it must be courre. A BBBC pronur ci-just over the last year he has mento without coda. The Achtked five champlons, among must take place on December them Rowan, Norman Lewis,.

Dorant, and Jackle 13 (unluckily for somebody) at Eunty the Albert Hall, the original į Peterson.

the But

alost: and Rowan-O'Sullivan place being held open by Jack intrigues this reporter is that with all the wearisome schem- Solomons anyhow.

ing and frustration associated

over with orranging 11

time

fact that

in

the

claboration SIX MONTHS' GRACE

*Aghts, Then, it O'Sullivan wins, he tantam division-and, for that

six months natter,

in British any other will get the full

be Sp ace before being called on to boxing today-should

title, whereas hard-up for defend

class performers Gardner, as winner. could be that a comparative unknown is enlled on within that time at brought out of the hat at the the discretion of the board, last moment to make up a pill,

The whole thing will batt TALENT SEARCH tcrubbed If either Aghter, is

unable to box on the night, and |

The other day, we mentioned

was in twice-

are

the board will go into another that old Harry (Kid), Fumess, huddle straightway and get to of Manchester, work, on

scries of their weekly promotion and scouring the Lancashire coaltelds for favourite eliminators.

talent. There Terms aren't, likely to offer new arty difficulty. O'Sullivan has hundreds of Harry, Furnessca and down the country, pereed with Solomons and the up 825-year-old West Hartlepool doing. In their small, crowded 7pullican is too delighted at the halls, more for British boxing the than all the planning will ever sudden chance deelte. chortage of time left him so do, th

And that is giving the itte

·for 'n' tl'in fight-to prepare

to the known boys and the novices offer much opposition

only

12

13

kind of wages he is Ukely to be he fights that are their

true preparation for the bir offered.

Although the zerep 't much me. The trouble is that 100 are motohod more attractive on paper than many of them

nurseries before pay sone, of, dozens We could from there.

Real hone have taken in at the Dince they are ready lax Faulkner (204), James Blackhawks a Oversean

Delawares

friars Ring in the old days be talent is in pretty low supply. Adams (290), 6am King (267) *(In 8 Innings)

fore. we got so bogged down Incidentally, they'de picked spore, a trio of British, Ryder spartans ; 21 Pandar

with planping controls: 2 sihtly better-looking pros cap players to Anish lower LADIES SENIOR LEAGUE doesn't look like being a push nosition to test Earl Wolle on

The Albert Hall bill-Lloyd: om the list na did d'Alkmagne of France, and Wen's 10 din over for Danny wory Von Donck of Bellum, LADIES JUNIOR LEAGUE Gardner-is-an Lisonspicuous Barnett. 1852 Gb perse with Ithu cách took 298, Reuters White Fanen 120-BL. Theresa's 2, enough performer in these parts; main vidare pr

Marcel

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