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THE "CHINA · MATE, TUE AY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1967,
WILL THIS M PLAN BE A GOOD THING 1-2-3
SPORTING SAM
APOLLO 1957
by Reg. Woottda
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£30,000 QUIXALL ASKS FOR A TRANSFER
By JAMES CONNOLLY
London.
Albert Quixall, 22-year-old English international inside-right, has asked for a transfer from Sheffield Wednesday. I can now reveal that this is his second request in recent weeks. "Quixall, one of the few young and really great inside forwards in soccer today, is
determined to fight his way back into the England team, and thinks that change of clubs might help.
successor
There are always youngsters and new faces battling for re- cognition which, with his highly championship tenze, Successful Mall can't give,
His value, if Wednesday de- the FA Youth Cup cyfry spason cide to part, is £30,000-plus since it was started five years Newcastle have always wanted g Adin, Sunderlaid watch him as #poble
to Len Shackleton, Arsenal und Wolves would almost certainly bid.
Quixall mude the headlines when he was capped in 1954. He was the right-wing partner of Tom Finney against Wales and Stanley Matthews against
friand
1st
He was hailed as the answer England's inside forward problem, but after three more caps apdnst Continental teams 1 filed our of international tuotbali.
Last season be flared back to form and, as Wednesday's top scorer, was again on the fringe
of the England team.
HE HAS PROBLEMS
He
Mat knows that the parting must come some time. He cu only hope that it will be delayed long enough for his wonderful
Manchester United tinn. to be well on the way towards their
a
Manchester City arc still
In interested Rny Sambrook (Coventry), buil the others follow Peter Wright (Colches
Ron Hekma (Leyton tert. Orient), and Trevor Chamber- Jan (Fulham)
Wolves and Wednesday have both checked on Heckman, the former Inside-forward who has returned to form this season on the left wing.
Cardiff recently made an offer for Chamberlabi, a fast, direct, sucerssive Football | goal-scoring winger; League Championship.
third
COMEBACK AT 387 Benny Fenton, the Colchester will almost certainly munoger, make his caneuock as a player!
birthday Kexi before his 39th month.
Benny, who decided to Bnish · playing at the end of las seasen, has been busy tooking
be can't
the
ìn
vih
have been regular training with the pleyers," he told me, "and i am still - re-
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Wright, a part-Imer. is also being
England watched by electors.
-(London Express Service).
(COPYRIGHT)
West Indians Hit By 'Flu
Lendon, Sept. 23,
Four members of the West Indies cricket team have been gistered as a Colchester player,hất by influenza.
You might think that Top-for a wing-halt replacement, ut the Soccer - World Mall but Busty has no probleme-but youngster your would be wrong. Malt hasi the ennistat worry that some of is young Manchester United stars may soon ask for a move,
Consider his position. has players like Wilf MeGuin- ness, Mark Jonce, Jon Greaves, Debby Charlton, Colin Webster, Geoff Whitefoot, and Alex Dawson, who are defiudlely ärst- team material, but who can't break in at Old Traffon,
Matt is embarrassed by the surress of his youth system. He bays, for instance, have won
FOR SOCCER?
It Is Much Too Defence Conscious
"Says DON REVIE
The fatest Leslie McDowall Plan has hit football with a resound. ing thwack. The Manchester City Manager is now well known as one of football's original thinkers, but football players and fans are now wondering whether the latest M plan is going to be a good thing or a bad thing for the game. It is now a matter of soccer history that Mr McDowall, the former Sun- derland and Manchester City half-back, revolutionised football think- ing a few years ago when he put a No' shirt on Don Revie and made him really the first of the deep centre-forwards in British football. The Revie Plan paid off. Manchester City reached the Cup Final in 1955 and unfortunately lost to Newcastle United chiefly through an injury to right-back Jimmy Meadows.
in
1956 Manchester City and not even their most fer- were back at Wembley again, vent supporters would say that when the Deep Revie Plan won Manchester City have bren then the Cup.
howling success,
has
Since then Don Revie
Bul now Mr McDowall has been transferred to Sunderland produced his new plon.
Battle Of Britain Cup Match Tonight
The Battle of Britain' Cup match between Com bined Services and Com- bined Chinese will be played at the Hongkong Pootball Club tonight, kick-off at 8.30 p.m. The match is in aid of Royal Air Force Benevo- lent Fund.
1964 Olympic Games For Tokyo?
The new M Plan is briefly this: Keith Marsden, a former centre-forward who has also centre-half, comes played at out with a No. 10 shirt on his back In fact he plays as an extra stopper centre-bau.
He is the king of the penalty areu; the boss man who waits there ready to cover full-backs and crnire-half should # breakthrough occur.
new tactic develops. But my first impression is this: It may be a good thing for Manchester City, may but Honevily foel there be a tendency to develop still further the defensive policy in modern soccer.
I believe Mr McDowall did n great service to footban whom he introduced his Deep Revie Plan. I only hope his new Plon At the is equally successful. moment I cannot see how this will be but maybe. I will proved wrong.
be
FAMILY AFFAIRS ·
I was asked the other werk NEED NEW TACTICS at a sports quiz: "Do you think
I applaud Mr McDowall for it fair that relatives or mem- his courage in introducing yet bers of the same family should another tactic into our foolball, play on opposite sides in
I believe that soccer should sporting contest? never stand the
the
Son, Sept. 23. The city organising Olympic Games will from 1904
new
still. We and
need
now
techniques strategies, and when managers fail to produce these, then the game will suffer,
I criticise Mr McDowall, however, for thinking in terms of defensive strategy. I appre
The ciate his problems.
Arst essential of any manager is to stabilise his defence. But was it necessary to be so negative in his approach?
Well, what do you think?
a
I can only point to the Bolton Wanderers Manchester United game recently, when the Bollon Inside-right, Dennis Stevens, was marked by his own cousin, Duncan Edwards of Manchester United.
happen to know that the pair of the played in the same schoolboy XI when young "Slevic" used to play. inside- left and act as the guide, philo- sopher and friend of his young
and smaller cousin Duncan Ed-
The team is due lo sail home onwards decide the 15 sports/oberts, From that time sorcer young Stovie was carried of the i
"I should be match At in an- They are Ceefl de Caires. uther week or so, Being
Joint manager, Clyde Walcott, wing-half means that I have a Bruce Palrouleau and Garṇuli do a lot of chasing, so I bad to Sobers. train all the harder."
CHASING LEFT WINGERS
Four ni seer's big spenders, Manchester City, Wolves, Shef- field Wednesday and Cardiff.
all chase left wingers.
tomorrow and It is hoped that De Caires and Sobers will be 6t enough to travel,
Walcott and Pairaudeau are remaining in Britain for a time, so their travel arrangements are not affected.-France-Presse.
"Sugar" Ray Loses HOME RUGGER
On Points
New York, Sept. 23.
The Welterweight Champion, Carmen Basilio, whose terrific fighting body was as great tonight us his bulldog delermination, wrested the middleweight crown from Sugar Ray Robinson tonight on a spli 15-round decision in Yankee Stadium.
Basilio, who six years ago almost retired from the ring, carried the fight to his faller and heavier opponent in every round, shaking off punches that apparently would have knocked down a horse,
Basilio, 30, became the second man in ring his- tory to take the vacant step directly from the welter. weight throne to the middleweight dais. Only four had tried it before he did and only Robinson had succeeded..
Those who failed included Mickey Walker and Henry Armstrong.-United Press.
RESULTS
to be contested if a proposal by the Executive Committee of the international Olympic Committee is adopted.
The 10C, which met here today, is expected to adopt the proposal..
I think we are all agreed that Arsenal. though a great side. were also a handicap to football wards, who was on the left wing. Yet at Burnden there was on when they introduced the stop-
accident when Edwards pred per centre-half, with Herbie Stever clashed for the hall anki became defenec-conscious, neid. whereas the Ides of the game is
They thought et first it was to SCORE GOALS.
a broken leg. Happly it was I think we should all walt and nothing worse than a swollen see how Manchester City's new anicle. But it just goes to show plan develops. But
from my that a player forgets who he is brief experience of it make these points:
(1) The chief aim to stop, at
French driver Jean Behra (right) receives the congratulations of racing manager Raymond Mays after winning the final of the International Trophy Race at Silversione in a BRM on September 14.
BRMs driven by Schell and Flockhart finished second and third.
Behra set up a new lap record in the first heat, with an average speed of 103.31 mph. In the final he lapped all the field except the other BRMs and a Maserati, driven by Bonnier, which came fourth.
He finished about a mile and a half ahead of the- second car, with an average speed of 99.95 mph.- Reuterphoto,
Taipei Wins Nanyang Cup
By Beating Singapore In Asian Basketball Tourney
Singapore, Sept. 23. Taipei won the Nanyang University Cup for men when they beat Singapore, defending Champions, 67-59 after
keen second-half tussle in the Anal of a week- long South-East Asian Basketball tournament here. Taipei also won jointly with Medan the award for the best Both performance throughout the tournament. teams received nine votes.
WOMEN: Soon Terk (For-
·
Formosa's women counterparts. I would playing against in bly determin-Soon Terk also won a cirallar mosa), Medan Central
tion to get the ball.
Don't I know it. Some of the double. After beating Medan Malaya 3, South Malaya 4. all costs, the centre-forward of hardest tackles I have ever on Sunday night to win the Nan- Singapore 5, North Malaya 6, the opposing side.
faced came from-hy own yang Women's Cup they were Wel Sin (Hondyal) 7, Kuching 8. voted the best women's team of
FIRST MEETING the tournament.
(2) They say the best plan is
(COPYRIGIIT)
A popular view is that the 1964 Olymple Games will go to Tokyo, but a decision wild not be made until the Congress of 1059, which is expected to be held in Beirut or Nairobi, There aro 21 sports from which the organising city can London, Sept. 23. choose. Thèse are as follows: Results of tonight's Ruguy athletles,
swimming. boxing Union and League matches weightlifting.
wrestling, cycl- (3) Under this plan, City are gymnastics, soccer, modern virtually reduced to four for pentathlon, volleyball,
anchery wards.
So basically they are shooting, equestrianian, fencing,
relying on the opposing side to water polo, deld hockey, canoe make mistakes before they can ing, basketball, yachting, rowing score goals. and handball.
to have a spare man in attack; brother Joe In our schooldays! In Manchester City's plán the alm is to have a spare man in defence. Very often this man is floating free, so to speak, ready marking no man at all,
Just
to check ony down-the-middle
thrust for goal.
were:
Northampton 14, Rugby 3. Birkenhend Park 12, New- bridge D.
Redruth 5, Rosslyn, Park 9. Llanelly 15, Pontypool d. Weston-Super-Mare 9, Macs-
teg 6.
Rugby League County Match
Lancashire 11, Yorkshire 25. -Reuter.
WORLD CUP
Three of the sports archery, volleyball and handball-would be new to the Olymples.
A proposal by the French to include Rugby football was not
Italians accepted. The
with- drow their motion to include lawn tennis,
The sporto praelised at Mel- bourne and Cortina in 1950
Maybe I am completely wrong in my assessment and I would point out quite frankly that we
must all wait and see how this
HOME SOCCER RESULTS
London, Sept. 23.
SHEK O GOLF
Championship Starting Times
The draw for the first round of
the
Woolloombe,
Santiago, Chile, Sept. 23. Chile best Bolivia 2-1 in their will obtain for the 1980 Results of English and Scot- preliminary World Soccer Cup Olympies in Rome and Squaw fish soccer matches played to-vaughan, match (South American Zone-Valley, United States, respec- day were: Group Twe) here today.
Bolivia fed 1-0 at halt Ume.— Reuter.
McDONALD MOVES IN
UMREHABERMAFRODI
tively.
In the six-hour session to day, the IOC got through only four of the 20 points on their agenda.
Tunisin was admitted to the
IOC, the application of North Korea wih
Aston Villa
LEAGUE ONE
2 Wolves
LEAGUE TWO Stoke City 1 Liverpool
LEAGUE THREE NORTH Bury
1 Chesterfield! D Gateshead LEAGUE THREE SOLTU
3 Mittwall QP Rangers
be considered, Stockport China Mall Special.
0
Glasgow cup first Round Replay Clyde
1 Partick Thistle
The Name's the Same
West Bromwich Albion's list of LEAGUE THREE SOUTH professionals looks like thọ name
of
Browsbury
▸ Bournemouth
Brm of solicitors with LEAGUE THREE NORTH Williams, Willjons, Willlaing, Mandeld Town Hub City Williams and Williams on it. Halifax Town related; three are
None Welshmen.
are
Hartlepool Tenter
THE GAMBOLS
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Singapore took the court with The South East Asia Chinese Bright hopes oiler strong Basketball Federation, with ountenders Medan went down headquarters: In Singapore, 'was surprisingly 59-64 to Central formed here today. Malaya corlier in the evening, Eleven delegates representing Though they trailed through- tenima taking part in the current out, Singapore never gave up Nanyang University basketball trying against Talpei. From the tournament nttended the first 23-20 interval score Singapore | meeting.. tallied to reduce Taipe)'s "lend
evening the scores.
Teams
were;
represented and several times came close to Talpel Honghong Chinese, Wel Sin (Headyat), Kuching, Chinese Bangkok
Centrol Malaya, Che-Lin (Bangkok),
NEAR THE END.
the end of
Molnya
A NEW GROUND
Near
the game South Malaya, Hongkong Com- and 8hck O Country Club players and the stadium crowd bined, North Golf Championship, to be were tense as Talpel were 42-Singapore,
The new Federation will take played off on Sunday, Septem-40, then 61-50, but Tulpel held
over the responsiblity of run- ber 27, la as follows:
out to win 67-69.
annupi tournament, A.M. PM
Chernning the Taiper's bop scorers:
by the Malayan B0100118. Celand. Cho-lat (18), Tang Buct-fang now done
Banhom
Chinere Sports Federation. and Leng Ching-huan, both 11.
The preparatory meeting de- __9.15 1.10 R. Firkins–A. B. Henning For Singapore: Yeo Tit-kwaelded the new Federation would (18), Koh Tai-chunn (13) and aim to foster greater interest 0.16 1.15 8, S. Gordon--W. B.
Hwang Kim-foo (11).
in basketball throughout South- 920 1.30 0. Turville-N. 3. Newton.
Medan Jual edged Central cast Asian countries,—Reuter, 9.21 1.21 0. 0. D. Catering, Bel. 9.30 1.50 1. II. Keciall-A, K. Mur- Malaya into fourth place on a better points average ofter their 9.35 1.36 G. C. S. Turner-fi. D. Neve.
surprising defeat by Central 246 140 Str Jolm Elaloch-L Malaya tonight. Robinod.
Medan's women 'basketballérs finished runners-up 10 Soar History has repeated itself for Formosa in the Toll End Wesley FC in the Rection when they Wolverhampton League. In 1035,
they started at a new ground Final positions of the tourna-with-b win over Sandwell Park Colliery. In 1837 at another new ground they beat the-same MEN: Taipei, 1. Singapore 2, team by the hathe score on opch- Medan 3, Central Malaya 4 ing day. This sceson, at yet a Hongkong Chinese 3, Black and third fresh enclosure, yes, they watle (Mahlla) 0, North Malaya beat Sondwell Park Colliery 5-0. 10.25 2.28 13. L. Pae-L. White, 7. Kuching 8, Che Lik (Bang Coe of the goals wer netted by 10.30 2.30 A. M. Kennedy-D. d. (kok) 9, Hongkong Combined 10, Wesley's 'keeper a goal kick
South Malaya, 11, Wel Sin traveling the whole length 1033 2. . . tack-. de (Houdyal) 12, Bangkok Chinese the
the 31040 240 W. Staker-g. T. Tak - 19, Nanyang University 14. opposing goalkeepert
9.43 1,48 H. Dartón--E. G. Smith. Wright.
91930 LR A. M. Buchanan-N. A. Terk
Gorman
women's
953 1.59 K. M. Campbell-D. W best Central Malaya 40-27-
Skinner.
10.00 2.00 L. C. Kemp-, O. Pate- 1006 2.01 N. J. Booker G. W. Jones. 20.10 2.10 A. D. Messenger F
Shooter.
10.13 2.13 3. B.. H. Lockte. B. 10.30 2.20 Y, M, G. Thomson-W. d.
Wilson.
Janney.
Cle
ment:
4. Barry Appleby
rottrid and past
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Burnley goalkeeper McDonald moves in to take the ball from the fod) of Smith, the Burnley iefisbnok, during the First Division matuhi against Tottankum Hólapur at White Hart Lang, Tollenlikm, London on September -7. .... Spuzen Wat