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THE CHINA MAHL, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1959.
Sweden's Soccer Team In London ST PADDY CAN
GOOD CHANCE TO BEAT ENGLAND IN TOMORROW'S
MATCH SAYS MANAGER
London, Oct. 26.
Sweden's football team to play England at Wembley on Wed-
nesday arrived here today from Stockholm.
A spokesman said the team was as good as that which repre-
sented Sweden in the World Cup Final.
"We feel we have a good chance of winning against the England team" he said, stressing that it was the same team that defeated Norway 6-2 on October 18 last.
Tie Tram manager. Finer Over fea,
in which all the Jonassery iowever, so he did players
indulged, adsk
Mr not wand to be over-optimistic. Person said that he could not be foo optimistic about his team's The winch bought the
against Englul but Swedish players Was dese chance.
nevertheless, That he same of Mutor:
My brint PFLICH winds.
thenght they had a chance,
Swedish party Wun greeted at the mrpet ta Su Stanley Betes, verretary Of Football A: Denation,
VI 1200 GMT tomorrow thr team will go to Wembley, for a, visil to the Stadium and an the hallowed inspretion
turf.
Difficult Ground
The mach will then todo, the Seruplanavan party to Fullon's ground $11 Craved Contage whet at 130 GMT. In the worth 1 Frit: Permet, hit- man of the Swedish selection committes, "the bask 1 do
ume
"T
1 mabering-u137,"
the
Johnny Haynes Engling team,
from
the
"We cannot say if it is richt or wrong to have left him out untất thế match is over", said Mr Persson.
Eire Next Opponents
"It is very cult to play The chairman of the Swedish
relection committee said af Wembley because of
that
rich turf''.
the provided all the players cunic commented
Wembley mich Swedish official, who pointed through the But that only four members of
within injury, the same team was likely to oppose Eire on the team Orvar Bermark.
in Dublin. "It is our | Sven Axbom. Ake Johansson Sumay
saime m policy to keep the and Bengt Berndteson had
fogether as
for as
pusable" had experience of the höjding surface during The 1948 plained Mr Person, Olymples,
that
Mr Person auch Sweden: had never bren beaten aut Wembley-they defeated Denmark and Yugoslavia there
journment
team
George Rayner, manager of Sweden's success- ful World Cup team, hax Joined the team in London and will act as "adviser", He will be able to give the Swedes
Sonk valuable first-
he
before wimming The Olympichend iskumation for
and laughingly
case the recent Wales-England treed that may be a cins of
match in Cardiff, Raynor is Shred time hæcky."
at present manager of Sucg- The Swedish officials everly apes, #1 non-league Lincoln- Bastione Englishæven
airy club which plays In the about what they thought
the Midland League,
While
bur hy together for The key in Sweden and do not need any nuttish ram and wa changes andre maten practies, Mr Per-
Lan Saudi.
but would not be drawn inter any argument on the omission
England Likely To
Make One Change
London, Oct. 26.
the Swedes were gol- fling down at their hotel, the England ishin were having a Ally ainute practice match in the rain ageinst
Arsenal eleven at the first division club's Around at Highbury, in North London. The mulch ended in a 2-2 draw, inside-left Robby Charlton and outside-lett Eddie Holiday scoring England's goals Scottish international zentre-forward Mec Herd Ret ting Arsenal's Iwo.
and
Pleased
BEWILDERED-AND BEATEN
BOBAR KIZAR KOSTIUMASEN TRAPPER JONGE “
Bewilderment shows on the face of British featherweight titleholder Bobby Neill as, with legs flying, he lands on his back in the ring - one of the five times he went down in his sensational first-round defeat by world cham- pion Davey Moore at Wembley, London, last Tuesday.. Though Neill put up a brave show, the referee stopped the contest two minutes and 55 seconds after it started. The match had been scheduled for 10 rounds. — Reuterphoto.
Ponsford Gives
LEAD NEXT DERBY BETTING
Says TOM FORREST
London. | Pinza, Crepelle, Hard Ridden... they all curried the peacock blue and gold silkts of Sir Victor Sassoon to the matchless glory of Derby vic- tory.
Now another Sassoon colt — ST PADDY seems set to be winter favourite for 1960's supreme classic, run at Epsom next June.
St Paddy already has Τόπος: 1
qualification for lending
market. But he will add
the
the
real of authority if he can end his two-year-old career with the same flourish as Pinza and i Crepello ... success in the Dew- hurst Sinkes at Newmarket on Thursday.
Just how strong is the magle of Lir Victor's classic Louch? With three winners already- two of them picked up for
nong at publie auctions - can there really be another waiting for him?
And trainer Noel Murless has shattered all records by win- ning
£144,000 for his patrons this year. It would be an in- credible fent If St Paddy led the etable
comparable prize-winning spree in 1960,
OUTCLASSED
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It seems too much to expect the owner-trainer team to keep up their fantastio records. Yet something must be made winter favourite for the Derby
and no other colt appears re- motely entitled to the position.
St Paddy won Ascor's Royal Lodge Stakes
could as if he have pulled a train and still outclassed the opposition. None but the best will have a hope
MOST PROMISING TENNIS PLAYERS OF 1959
Up Cricket Post Karen Hantze May Even
-To Play Bowls
Melbourne, Oct. 26. Former Australian opening Bill Ponsford batsman has resigned as a Vic- torian State cricket selec. tor to play bowls.
England may be forced to make a change against Sweden on Wednesday afternoon at Wembley, for Ron Flowers, the Wolverhampton Wan-team manager, was quite pleased explained that he could not give
In a letter to the Victorian Walter Winterbottom, England Cricket Association, Ponsford
"Our enough time to watching cricket
derers left-half, is suffering from a-teg strain with his team's showing
forwards seemed to be showing as he was playing pennant after last Saturday's league match against a better understanding and bowls for the Melbourne Cricket
Preston.
Arsenal's blind side passing tac Club team
Surpass The Feats Of Maureen Connolly
By DEREK JOHN
With all the world's major lawn tennis championships completed I now
name my selections of the most promising players of 1959.
tick Kave DUT defenders a He has been a selector for the They are Karen Hantze, a 16-year-old San Diego schoolgirl, and Earl The injury keypt him out a memout decided not to risk though work-out" commented past three seasons.
aggravating the strain.
EnK-
are
"Butch" Buchholz, an 18-year-old American high schoolboy from St Louis, Missouri.
Winterbottom after the game. ths afternoon's practice match af Arsenal. Flowers changed Walter Winterbottom,
Tonight, the England party with the red of the troi
of Sweden's andang team manager, commenting will study films interider to pity hat at the last on Flowers' absence, said: "performances in the World Cup am quite certain Flowers eni last year. Tomorrow they will be it and he is completely con-have a light workout on Totten- fident too".
reserve ground However, Flowerzham Hotspur's
pass northern still has to undergo tomorrow at Cheshunt, in the training session at Cheshunt and outskirts of the capital, where it is possible that this will res the team is staying.-AFP.
CHESS
by LEONARD BARDEN
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IND. STICH
Here is a position trem netun play; White to move and win London Exprone Service
new the trouble,
Substitute
If Flowers had to drop out, Leg Broken Again
his place would almost certainly
gu to England reserve Maurice
Setters of West Bromwich Albion.
In Same Place
Geoffrey
If the change proved neces→
London. sary. It would not weaken the team, On the contrary, it could
Bayliss, Sheffe}d even strengthen it for "Iron University rugby captain, sus- Man" Setters is known for his tained a hairline fracture of the rugged defence as well as for left leg when playing against his attacking ability,
Bradford Salem Just February.
Playing his first match for the In any case, Selters will be! standing by. One substitute University since then, against allowed up to the fortyfourth St John's Nortott College,
minute, except for the goal-at Norton, on October 17, he keeper who can be changed at broke the same leg in the same any time but again only in place after 50 minutes' play.— the event of injury.—AFP,
Bancws Service.
A TRY FOR ENGLAND-WALES
The five-man VCA selection committee now shrinks to two. Besides Ponsford, Sam Lox- your's Victorian ton, and tast captain, Colia McDonald, unavailable, as they will be with the Australian side in Pakistan and India until late January.
The two remaining selectors are Mr Jack Ryder and Mr Hugh Buring. China Meil Special.
War
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Mo" hersel. "Karen (year's experience to reach has everything." says the re-top of the unimpressive runks of
who star
U.S. rosteur tennis. nt champion
10 and Wim- bledon champion at 17.
Karen is the greatest prospect! "Little I have seen in women's tennis for years, She may even sur-tired
Maureen the festa et ("Little Mo") Connolly, who scored a hat-trickt of Wimble-
on victories.
And this beller is shared by
Made
Faultless Speech
Top Cambridgeshire Favourite At Callover
London, Oct. 27.
Faultless Speech, with nine stones one pound to carry, closed a firm 8 to 1 favourite tonight at the Victoria Club callover on the Cambridge- shire Handicap, to be run over one mile one furlong at Newmarket on Wednesday. He is being backed to win about £6,000.
Last Thursday he was joint favourite at 9 to 1 with another Epsom horse, Rocky Royale, who now cased to 100 to 6.
Sanctum, announced on Sun-
Slam, had support for smaller
amounts.
Prices at the callover were;
Good Background
Gary Player Now
SIR VICTOR SASSOON Another Derby victory?
antalast the long-reaching, effortless gallop of St Paddy. The prospect of having take
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оп this full-of-promise young stayer has caused a big lamp in the size of the Dew- bursi Stokes field.
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But one, who is definitely to stand his ground Western sky, who found winning focen at Newmarket lost time out- and with the guarantee of pro- found depth of ability still to be exposed.
If Western Sky's performILÖLLE matches up to his chunky, chestnut good looks, the breed- ing bogey will not stand in his why. It will be most informa- tive to see how he measures up to St Paddy this week.
Compton's XI Beat Combined Transvaal
GRAVENEY GETS 100 Pretoria, Oct. 26.
Set to get 242 runs in 193
minuter
Denis to win, Compton's Commonwealth Cricket Xt beat a combin-
by ed Transvaal team three wickets with eight minutes to spare on the last day of their three-day match here today.
Victory was mainly due to a masterly
by Junings
Tom Graveney, the Englund and Gloucestershire balaman, who completed his century with the winning hit-a lofted on drive
In Australia For Canada Cup for four
Final scores were: Transvaal-332
and 254 for six declared.
Commonwealth XI-345 and 242 for seven.
Miss Hanteo "Culle" to the fans -- certainly has the background
fature of world-beater. Her father, a University lecturer, atariod to teach her tennis when she
Sydnicy, Oct. 26. WIN
she eight. Then
WRA corched by big-serving Lester British open golf champion, Stoeffen, a former U.8. Davis Gary Player, arrived in Sydney by air from South Africa to- Cupper.
GLOWING STROKES And more recently she has day.
He was neecmprinted by his
Graveney, who scored 80 in great rather,
Harry. und Harold Eleanor "Teach" Tennur, the Henning, another well-known wide range
innings, produced a of glowing strokes Wimbledon South African golfer,
against a persistently accurate Player and Henning are the attack to reach 100 not out in champions Allee Marble "Little Mo."
been coached
woman
behind
by the
and
Miss Marble and she is especially
power,
month.
the first
two hours 15 minutes with 13 Karen, 5 ft & Ins tall, sturdy first of the overens players to
Australians Ian Craig and blonde, plays an all-court arrive for the Canada Cup to be fours.
They game on the pattern of mighty played at Royal Melbourne next (87) and Bobby Simpson (38)
also showed good form. They will represent South strong in service and volleying
lost their wickets trying to force Africs in the series,
the pace, Player sald today he may play Transvaal's second Innings fifth highlighted by Youngest Champion to the Victorian open which
starts on November 4. He plans wicket stand of 340 by Peter to be back in South Africa by Caristein (62)
and 10-year-old December
Mall "Tiger" Lance (78).
Tomorrow, the tourists play a one-day match against TranS- veal Schools in Johannesburg--
In 1957 she became the young- 8 Faultless Speech; 10-1981 U.S. junior champion ever. Macquario and Sanctum; 100. This year she defeated Angela Special.
1058 Wimbledon 8 Rocky Royale: 1007 Thames Mortimer,
2. China
day as the mount of Doug Smith, Trader and Courts Appeal: 20 runner-up, in the US. Cham Denmark Triumphs
Joined Macquario on the 10 to 1
Major General, 201 pionships.
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mark and was supported to win Orthology and Rexequus; 28-1 "Butch" Euchthale bas £8,500.
Thames Trader drifted from Guerillis; 100 to 9 to 109 to 7. The Irish horse, Courts Appeal, was back- ed to win £7,000 and closed it 100 to 7. Guersilius, a 28 to chance, hud some support.
Anthelion, already established himself In World Yachting
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in the Hall of Fame-wlih the unique Leak of winuing the Junior championships of Australia, France, Wimbledon and the United States in one 'YOLLE.
Porto Allegre, Oct. 20. Dentaark won the Snipe Class World Yachung Championship here today with 0,807 points.
Cuba were second 8,776, and Japan third 6,100.
with with
Chino, Clarendon Pele, Kingroy, King's Coup, London Cry Mirnays, Polar Way and Small Slam; 40-1 Marshal Pl, Mutayon and Panche Galyan; 50-1 Pampered King, Melody Fair, Pacinco and Sufl; 60-i
At Wimbledon this year ho King's Glen), Shameful Harvest
the greatest giant- and
1001 achieved Wellingborough;
Points
based on five The outalder Fanche Calynn Cash and Courage, Monawin, killing fest by bringing down
races, the sixth race being can- had backing to take £8,000 out and Richmond Park; 2001 No. 3 sced Nicola Pietrangeli.
stur
tem-celled owing to lack of wind. rather of the book, closing at 40 to 1. Armica Fair Folly, Hard as . "Butch," and the 33 to 1 chunce, Small Nails and Soldtle-Reuter. peramental, needs only another Reuter.
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Win For Australian Rugby Tourists
London, Oct. 20. The touring Australlon Rugby league team beat a combined Hull Kingston Rovers and Hull team by 20 points to nine at Hull tonight-Reuter.
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J. D.. Currie (England and Wales) goes over the line amongst a ruck of players to score a try in the Twickenham Jubilee match between England- Wales and Scotland-ireland recently. In what was described as a rousing game befitting the occasion the England-Wales team beat Scotland-Ireland by 27 points to 17. -- Sport & Generid photo,
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