1952-08-09 — Page 13

PUTTING WINS MATCHES- SOME ESSENTIAL RULES

By MAX FAULKNER

It is often argued that you have to be born a good putter to be able to get

, the ball down the hole consistently well. I think there is something in this conten- tir, Some people do seem to break all the rules of good striking and still slap the ball into the tin with uncanny regularity,

But those people, in the main, are the exceptions. All the really good, top- class putters have applied method to this vital part of their game. They havo found that instinct, or touch, isn't reliable enough for consistency.

Best Athletic Performances In

Southeast

Asia

Best athletic performances in Southeast Asla in the past 12 months, with marks achieved in the recent Malayan State Championships, were the following:

100 YARDS.

E. Levula (N. Sembilan)

Ridique Merican (Kelantan)

Chong Koon-how (Belangor)

Sexlimundo lao (Manila) 10: @ Cpl. Suleiman (Singapore) 10: 8% LONG JUMP

J. Muaksiou (N. Sembilan)

0.0 0.1

O Dewal (N. Sembilan) ...

09

ich kah-wah (Singapore

21: B

10.0

Set. MacQuarrie (Bingapore)

10,0

Lloyd Valberg. (Singapore) · Chong Koon-how

21:5

Tin Eng-roon (Bingapore)....

10,1

(Selangor).

*: 34

102 T. Naidole (N. Sembilan), 21: 215

102. Moynan (Hongkong) ........ 212.

10.2 Ng Kn (Taiwan)

21: 155

10.3 Cpl. Suleiman (Singapore!

10.3 Tan Lip-boch (Singapore)

J. Madhaven (Perak)

Stephen Xavier (liengkong)

A. Nunes (Bingapore)

Norman Lo (Hongkong) Cal. Moriarty (Singapore) Loh Kah-yue (Bingapore) 100 METRES

Sgt. MacQuarrie (Singapore) Tan Eng-yoon (Singapore)

Stephen Xavier (Hongkong)

Cheung Yat-hung (Hongkong) .

Jos Diuco (Manila)

Wong. Man-wan (Hongkong)

Bi A-long (Taiwan)

200 METRES

THE✨ CHINA, MAIL, SATURDAY, AUGUST 9, 1952.*

And my point here, this week, is to adviso you especially those who feel notoriously bad on the greens—to apply a littlo thought and method to your put- ting. You can improve it one hundred per cent.

In my career I have tried every conceivable method. I'va crouch- ed low over the ball, I've struck of my back foot, I've struck from the centre of my feet, with my feet close, and my feet apart. All the time I have been search-

ing for the stance that suits me best. For of all the strokes in this great game probably the one with the pulter is the most in- dividual. Even so, there

are

| certain essential rules.

Today, for instance, I use a long putter. I use it deliberate- ly to stop me from crouching, and to achieve a steady pactness with my arms close to my body and the whole balance

com-

10,3 Lim Tiang-quee (Singapore) 21: 1-feet a little spat-nicely and

103 Set. Kipsongok (Selangor) 21:12

·

21:0

20:11

T Jamotillo (Ė. Visayas) 21: 1 10.7 M. W. Wren (longkongi .. 10.0

20:10

Mahmood (Belangor) ....... 20:10 109. Sat. Mills (Singapore) 11.0 S/Sgt. Wilson (Hongkong) • 20: 915 Agt. Hamzah (Hongkong) | 20: 81% HOP, STEP & JUMP Gan Pong-hur (Taiwan)... 43: 7 Lloyd Valberg (Singapore)..

7. Maidole (N. Sembilan) 46: 2 Ng Klan Talwan)

44:1135

Tan Eng-yoon (Singapore) 44:0 Lim Ting-quee (Singapore) 44: 3. Sgt. Kipsongok (Selangor) 44: 23: Lee Weng-toon (Selangor).. 44:0 Cheng Ya-hung (Hongkong) 43: 23 Segismundo Hiso (Mania) 15:01 LAC Howells (Hongkong). 42:13 Sgt. Helling (Hongkong)... to Go Chun-chal (Taiwan) T. Moynan (Hongkong)

SHOT PUT

11.0

11,0

111

Eddie Loureiro (Hongkong) Gaspar Azares (W, Visayas)

112

112

Majdulena Quay (Hanill

11.2

L/Cpl, Daniele (Hongkong) Gavino Cardona (C. (won) Celmiro Bornilla (Bicol)

11,9 13

11.3

Tan: Englong (Taiwan)

22.4

Blephen Xavier (Hongkong)

Cipriano Nuera (E. Visayas) 22.0

Bi Asiong Taiwan)

Tan Eng yoon (Bingapore)

€72.7

Berlo Abdurahin Mindanao) 22.7

Claypar Atares (Bicol).....

22.7

Sgt. Kimzah (Hongkong)

22.8

Bidique Merican (Kelantan)

*220

Artemia Cortes (Manila)

Hat. Martindale (Johore

*22.9

Lat Khong (Taiwan)

E. Levula (N. Sembilan)

12.0

Q. Dawat (N. Sembilan)

$22.9

G. Munro (Smgapore)

Ai Nirdzaikowski; (Manila)

over 220 yards.

Les 0.1 porond for performance

400 METRES

Tan Eng-long (Taiwan)

Che Phal-lim (Taiwan)

A. Bibidol (Borneo) ....

Barmukh Singh (Perak) ...

G. W. K. Watts (Selangor)

49.9

M. Macapagal (hianila) Lawak (N. Sembilan)

80.1

Cipriano Nuers (E. Visayas) .. Chius Gomez (Perak) ...... 50.7 Pablo Bublingo (W. Visayas) 50.0 $1,0

M. Parry (Selangor)

K. Balakrishnan Selangor)*** **

Melecio Berara, (hianiin)

427

43: 4%

43:2

40: 3

30:10

39: 8

39:5

39: 714

38:2

armly controlled.

ONE SECRET OF PUTTING '

I take great care about lining

| up for the putt and always strike the ball off the left toe. This, I feel, la one of the secrets of good putting. Striking off the front ce means that the ball is struck on the up-stroke. This imparts slight overspin, which helps the ball to travel well and carry straight.

If one strikes too much off the right foot the tendency fs- to hit down on the ball; under pressure, this tends to produce u alight jump which may tale. it off line. It certainly tends 10 check its run and usually leaves too many putts short of the hole.

The grip, of course, is most Here agali I have

Chan Wel-chuen (Hongkong) 37:10 exam and I am explash";

1. M. Taylor (Singapore) 36:11

DISCUS THROW

Chen Cheng-chi (Taiwan)

.... 10

31s

Che Phai-lim (Taiwan) Lau Kheng (Taiwan)

62.0

Chan On-leng ifingapurej

Leoncio Zabala (Bicol)

Norman Lu (Hongkong)... #6.2.7 Ten Eng-room (Singapore)... *02.7 *Less U.J second for performance over 440 yards.

800 METRES

Tan Eng-long. (Taiwan)

19

Cecil Clay (Singapore)

** *2:00,5

J. P McMahon (Hongkong) 2010 Koch Keng-lim Taiwan)

2:02.0

'U Haul (Taiwan) ********* 2:03.0

Artemio Puedan

(Mindanao) X:03.4

*:03.6

A Panjareinam (Singapore) 2013 Melecio Besare (Manila) Krishnakutty Nair (Perak) 2:03,7 Ahmad Babki (Perak)

****** *2:04.1

Makenna Bingapore)

•2:03.8

2:04.8

Cpl. Langthorpa (N. Bembilanj Chan-Onn-leng· (Singapore) -*2:04 5 "Less 0.5 second for performance over 880 yards.

1,500 METRES

Artemio Puedan (Mindanao) 4:07.9

V Hogl (Taiwan)

Lau Keng-khun (Taiwan)

E. Cobura. (Hongkong) ...............

4:10A 410.0

4:17.0 4:20.4

J. P. MacMahon (Hongking) 4:37.5

M. McCord (Hongkong)........... 4:28.0

Tomas Dent (N. Luzon)

Frank Taylor" (Hongkong), 4:26.8

Norman Sion (W. Visayas)

8. Lavore (Manila)

29.0

Lie Shu-chung (Hongkong) 454,7 ONE MILE

4:37.6

JP MacMahon (Hongkong) 4:33 L/Cpl. Kirore (Selangor). L/Cpl. Kipsang (Belangor).

Artemio Cortes (Manila) .. Aurello Amanie (Manila) Rene Ballcrand (Singapore) Arthur McColm (Singapore) Pawlowski (Hongkong). K. Molloy (Johor)

Paulino Junia (Bicol) 5. S. M. Grima (Selangor)

Major Stritt

(N. Bembilan)

Barmukh Singh (Perak)

12:0

321: 4

120: 81%

120: 411 118: 71% 117:11 111:0 110: 7 100: 036

107: 0 100:

L/Cpl. Roy (Hongkong) 103: 7 Chan Wat-chuen

103: 7 103: I

(Hongkong) ****** Reislack (Singapore)

JAVELIN THROW

100: 0% Paulino Junio (Bicol) Tan Huck-chiang (Selangor) 183: a` Harry Taylor (Singapore) 10:31

170:11 Go Chun-chai (Taiwan).

Ing the grip I use now because. It is the one I have tried unscher all ports of conditions, and Thoot pressures and folind effective.

My left hand is put on the club at the top of the shaft with the thumb on the left ade of the shaft when gripped. Al the four fingers of the fett hand should be in full view, My right hand is then placed almost on the left hand, with only one finger and the thumb not over- Japping.

This gives a delicate ""ouch" with the fore-finger and thumb grip is compact and controlled; of the right hand. The whole

Pie. Chepkwony (Selangor) 178 416 | The two thumbs lie almost alde

·170:·0

by side on the shaft. Cullen (Selangor)

107:11 Pascual Vellaroman (Manila) Dok Sek-in (Taiwan) ...... 180: 144 D. 1, Noden (Singapore) 105: 9 Chan Wai-churn(Hongkong) 18:44 19. Villaroel (Manila),

tomolgala (N. Sembilan) Atemlo Cortes (Manila). W. Bacud (Manila)

**** Cpl. Chitrabahadur

(Hongkong)

GIRLS' EVENTS

100 YARDS

Tang Pel-wah (Singapore) Joyce Deans (Singapore) Eleanor Ross Ringapore) Fay Slebol (Selangor) Huang Min-chu

(Negri Sembilan) .............. Chan 500-lan (belangor)

104: 43%

104: 1 163: 4 181:111

101: 3

:

THE STROKE

The stroke itself, of course, is vitally important, The putter is taken back by the wrist break- ing. With a slight drop of the hands the putter head will be kept close to the ground, -

The strike through is effected 11.9 by a push of the right Anger *110 and thumb to take the putter The hands 12.0 straight through.

13.0

go on and through with the club. 12.2 The wrists only break on the back-swing. They go through the actual strike and follow 124 | through in one piece,

4:38.4

M. McCord (Hongkong) ........

4:30.0

Peter West Hongkong)

4:41.0

Cecil Clay (Singapore) ..

4:42.B

4:42.0

C. Martin (Singapore)

4:43.

Mirs G. Walet, (Singapore) Pauline Gunaratnam [Perak)

4:43.8

4:44.8

Fey Slebel (Belangor)

Joyce Dean (Singapore)

Lam Kak-lan (Hongkong)

Ng Wai-cheng (Perak)

Wind-aided.

4:40.2

100 MILES

Inocencia Sols (W. Visayas)

12.4

110

Patrocinia Credo (E.

Frank Taylor (Hongkong)

SAC Dobson (Singapore)

3. D. Martin (Singapore)

Balwant Singh (Negri

Sembilan)

Fung Chen-chlow (Singapore) 4:47,4

HIGH HURDLES

Eleanor Ross (Singer)

Estrella Lupina

Teas Pel-wah (Singaays) 134 Poon Ching-woon (Hongkong).. 194 Lam Kak-lan (Hongkong) ****

D. Krishnakutty. Nair

¡Perak)

Ng Lang-chlang (Singapore) 13.1

Ong Houghtong (Taiwan)

14,4

1.loyd Välberg" (šingapore)

14.5

Tan Chin-icle (Pahang)

15.0

13,4

Cpl. Sulejman (SingaporW}'

15.1

Tan Eng-yoon (Ringapure)

14.4

* Balan (C. Luzon),

ห

Tan Soo-liat (Singapore) in

25.7

Jovencio Ardina (Manila)

15

Felicia de los Reyes (C. Luzon) togelio Ferrer (W. Visayas) ..

135

Jaime Pimentel (Manila)

Lo Shu-meng (Talwani

B. Arcano (E. Visayas)

I. Amore (E. Visayan)

Jaime Pimentel

45,6

A. Camas E. VIVA)

6.

Gilberto Indiana (W. Visayas) 15.9

LOW' HURDLES

(Manila)

Ng Liang-chlang (Singapore)

15.9

16.0

200 METRES

Inocencia So (W. Visayas) Tang Pel-weh (Singapore)

10.0 Fay Slabel (Belaw/isaya)"

Rogel Terrer (W%

Eleanor Ross (Bingapore)

20.1

Stanco compact, firm, balanced — weight more left foot than right ball struck off left toe.

Left hand at top of shaft with thumb on left and

all four fingers in full view. Right hand overlapping with only forefinger and, thumb NOT overlapping.

LAWN BOWLS LEAGUE

Kowloon Cricket Club's Double Triumph Was Well Deserved

By "TOUCHER".

Kowloon Cricket Club's double success in clinching both the Second and Third Division titles and · Re creio's first defeat of the season by Craigengower Cricket Club in the First Division were the highlights of last weak's Lawn Bowls League gam cal

The KCC bowlers were never seen: in better form than in laat week's two crucial matches when they were pitted against no less reputed teams than those of Recreio, who were then well in the running for a clean sweep of the three divi sions.

At Cox's Rond their Second Division team needed a 4-1 victory to make sure of the Championship and in a tenso finish they just made it by the narrow margin of a one-shot win on the aggregate.

At the end of the 20th head Howarth eventually tied 16-10 the KCC were leading on two at the 10th, but then had to con rinks and the aggregate score in code a single on both the 20th favour of them was 50-52. With and alst beads to loco by two their backs to the wall, Rocreiachota. came back fighting on the Inst head and chalked up six, falling short in their grand effort by a single shot,

D. L. Edwards, J. Tang, G. Lee and W. J. Howard' served as the anchor for KCC's triumph, Recovering from a 4-8 deficit on the 8th head, they registered 10 shots on the next four heads to end up with a comfortable 22-17

win

In the Open Singles, George Souza joined A. H. Seemin, 2. E. Baker, W. J. Howard, G., C. and J. Luz in the Norman quarter-finals with a close 21-20 VASTLY SUPERIOK

win over M. B. Hassan. Both the KCC as a team Kyere vastly scntestants in this match were visibly affected by nerves and, superior on the day's play and on this showing alone deserved though tipped an o

rival to a likely

this the Championship, incidentally J. Luz for top honours in their first one in this division event, George Souza will have to show much better form if he since its inception in 1937,

Craigengower

to through the next round.

get Is the Open Pales, it was tough tuck on A. W. Hiscock and J,

to meet with that McCutcheon unfortunate shot on the 17th Luz

R. F. Luz. and R.

Cricket

Club

lub, is

who still had a chance to the for Championship honours, were let down badly by the overwhelm Ing 35-9 defeat of CW. Lam's

No less credit, however, goes, which gave Kowloon Dock | head in their match against Ji-

to the loging KCC rink of 3. G. Robertson, E. Gifford, C. 1. Stapleton and J. A. Tible who, though. 4-9 down at one stage, thetr oore to keep managed down to 13-18 at the Anish,

EXCELLENT DRAWING Some exceßient drawing by M. J. Divecha and F. R. Kermani gave their rink a slender 24-23 decision over the then top rank- Division rink skipped Second

by C. A. Danenberg.

Outstanding feature of

Third

Division crucial match

or

in addition the aggregate points. Tho

teamwork Importance of was never more in evidence than in this match.

Rerelo's biacit week-end was

made

complete by their 4-1 defeat in the First Division at the hands of Cralgengower Cricket Club.

Athough this setback doca not endanger their hold of the Championship, it spells the end of their bid to finish the season

with an unbeaten record.

The greatest asset of the Lus brothers seemed to be their cool- ness under premure, with Raul Luz specially deadly in his heavy resting shots when he gets going. They will be a hard pair to beat, but Raul can get terribly upset when he thinks he is getting the wrong directional

-

TODAY'S GAMES

First Division -

V

Recrélo

V

KBOC

'V'

CCC

V KCC

Second Division

FC

V

IRC "A"

HKFC

The Valley Club put up per- TC

of "the IRC hope their best form

Recreio, showing | HKFC season, but some evidence of that end of KDC the Benson feeling, were far below their usual form.

The leading First Division Recreio rink of A. A. Lopes, E. M. Alarcon,

Passos and JA HKCC Luz were never able to setu down from start to finish, and G. A. Guterres, L. F. Xavier, spectacular A. M. Souza and J. E. Noronha,

though showing slightly form,

W to adapt

for the greater thems period

between the Cricket Club and Recreio at Recrolo was the superb bowling of Bill Cowle against A. A. Remodio's rink. Whether in drawing to save or adding, woods to count he' pro- duced the perfect shot on almost every, head,

In front of him, Gray Maitland and Lee ware steady but the bowling came from Cowie,

Remedios Atrove bravely against an Inspired opponent, but he was further handicapped by his front men being unable

measure

to

to

their opposites, sumclently

tho Jack Chubb,

ccason's most consistent skip in the Third Division again bowled with con- sistent accuracy

and his rink always had the

meanire of their opponents.

Frank Howarth had a fascinat- ing struggle, against Basto and very nearly pulled off a wi after trailing badly in the early and middle diages of the game.

PAT HUGHES ON BRITISH TENNIS

The Chief Trouble Is The

Economic Situation

G.P. ("Pat") Hughes, famous member of Britain's Davis Cup winning team of a past genera- tion, has some interesting things to say about present-day lawn

By ARCHIE QUICK

them."

"Coaching is liable do make a surface. Everything is against player stereotyped and. It may dangerously side is natural ability. If a player has lawn tennis in his blood just a little

cuse at the lack of food and We do not

want mass produc- vitamins, although that must dion on the assembly line. A have scenething to do with it," player will get to the top if he

has it in him."

CE

serves to a

a green that was swing, ing great deal from one side. Only Johnny Ribeiro's Hirk were anywhere near their usual consistency.

OPEN CHAMPIONSHIPS No major surprises were pro- duced in the week's Open Chan Flonship matches.

SOCCER DAYS

ARE BACK

AGAIN

|

V. INC "B"

..(Friendly)-

Third Division

HKERC

TOMORROW COLONY OPEN TRIPLES (Third Round)

--AL--- KCC: R~~Bard;-Cr-Bo Rosselet,. J. S. Landolt v. W. Chambers, C. F. Collins, A. E. Elliott.

At HKERC: W Howarth, W. Cowie O. R. Colledge, F. Sadick, M, B. Hassan.

At KEGC: F. G. Luz, R, F. Luz, J. A. Luz v A. R. Abbas, A. Bachoo, I, All; D. C: Alves, F. X. M. Silva, C. E. Passos v A. V. Lopes, E R

Rossolet, A J. Kew.

At KDC: J F Silvp; B-F. Marques,

A. M. Souza v M. J. Kermani, W.

Divecha, F. R.

Hong Sling

At Recrelo: F. Francis, M. G. McKay, E Greenwood v L. A.

Here is the news for Fires, H. J. Noronha, M. T.

which Soccer fans have Nunes, been waiting. Arsenal, to== gether with most other English soccer clubs, are now back in training" and public practice matches will be held at Highbury on August 9 and 16.

Among.. theso

who reported for training at Highbury wers Welsh

internationats

Wally Barnes and Ray Daniel. Barnes, who

received a bad knee

lennis: "Let us leave out the ex-supervision is all that is needed, other ten years and so.colipjury in the Cup Final agains!

That Is my method. It has pald handsome dividends for me, but there are many others. My advice to the average golfer is Lo spend a little time thinking about the method he Ands best,

he said. Don't forget that, however they approach it, the best putters atl "The chief trouble is the strike the ball off the front economic situation. Once you are foot, keep the club-hand close

*

to the ground throughout the at the top it is easy enough to stroke, and whether they strike find a job which will allow you with the stiff-wristed method all the time in the world to play 26.9 (quite a good one) or by using the game. But while you are the wrists only, they keep getting to the top the heap it 27-7 their heads steady, their eye on is quite a different story. So few bail, and they follow players in Britain can find the time and the money in the ex- pectation of becoming a success. The Americans score because of sports scholarships. sponsored in the universities."

the

*1* $29.0

Ern.. Rodriguez (W. Visayas) .. 80.7 | Chan 500-lan, (Selangor) Ifan Buna! (Taiwan) ** RTA Huang Min-chu (N. Sembilan) 19.0

$47.0 E. Balan (C. Luzon)

Chan Onn-leng 573 Upinga (C. Luzon)

Melanio Bumkilnog

Robato Pogulan (Maois

57.4

293

20.0

Less 0.1 second for performance Alberto Indiana (W. Visayas) 87.0 | over 20 yards.

Tan Eng-youn (Singapore,

*Wentralso” Mendoza (złanila). 583

-HIGH JUMAP

K. Laxman (Selangor) ................: 584- Juanita Grupe (W. Vijayas). 4:20.

.. 38.7 Ruth Ferreira (Singapore) ...

It. Sivapatham (Singapore),

over 440 yards,

Less 63 second for performance Balome Santos (Nueva Ecija)

HIGH JUMP

Andres Franco (Menlia)

ni a

M. Budammadjo (Indɑneša) di 17: Lloyd-Valberg (Bingupões), ... 4:1 Ronald de Silva (Bingapore) 8:0 Abdul Aziz (Borneo)....... 8:1116 Gavino Cabagay

Bift

(Nueva Ecije) var Bernard, Perorá (Singapore) 0:17

Bgt;, Hipsongok (Belangor). 5:1035 Poon, Weng-choon, (Selangor) Bill Ng Kiong-beng

U-Radrokal -(N. "Sem

Q, Dawai | (N...: Sembilan), a LUN 20 POLE VAULT Kernal, Singh (Selangor). ..

· W. Bļuart "(Singapore) -". Bienvenido · Lucero LALKON]

Crew. Hal-yuen

Ng Kinh Talwan)_ Terbio Rivers (Manila

Cyril Pareira = (Perak)

25. KUWAKE:(lónghon,

Tomas (Hocos Norte)

Ong Boon-kheng (Jahors) Tredesminda Cafna

(E. Visayas) Vasantha Ramalingam››

(Singapore)

Nola Rajereinam (Bolangor) Jay Diebel (Bolangor) N Twog. Pei-wah (äufigspore) Julla Tingay (Hongkong) Valorie Jillott (Hongkong) Jennifer Hart (Hongkong) LONG JUMP

19%, Inocencia Bolls ・ (W. Visayas) 11:21 Annie Choung (Belangor) 31: 015 | Yap Kwan-thys `(Horak),

Too Poh-lan (ningapore) Zeside" Tons: (Bigabona) Deborah Juribati (Liongkong) Kuang Min-chu

∙11: 0·

11:0

111 a

| (N,· Sombers)

117 *

19:10

Jennifer Hagi (flongkong),

Ong Baơn kheng. (Johura j

nua. Hell (Tongion) ALA

Chen Yingtongkong)

through to the hole.

'If you can remember these points and take the trouble to get out and practise them for a while thinking sensibly of the things needed to keep, the club head on the proper line--you can improve your putting beyond all knowledgo inside a week.

POP

·YOU PULLED UP. RATHER SUDDENLY

POP

Hughes does not believe that amore coaching is the answer to Eritain's lawn tennis problem,

WHY THIS PARTICULAR OLACE ANYWAY.

Hughes atributes the Ameri→ cans success to the diligence with which they comb their publie parks for players. That is where the true player is to is found it, only time lu given lo search for him. There must be E wealth of undiscovered talent in this country."

the castle in May is

Hughes said that he thought Maureen Connolly could remain Wimbledon Champion for, an- Hellen Wills-Moody's record of eight wins. He thought too, that Australia would retain the Davis Cup for, seme years to come, and added that an Aus- tration like Roce, McGregor, Hoad or Rosewall' would follow Frank Sedgman as. Singles Champion-but only if Sedgman wasn't playing,,

now п

Daniel, who played in same match with his left wrist in plaster, is also off the injured list.

There were

four absentees from the first get-togolher of the season, county cricketers Ben- nelt and Lesile' Compton being on duty with Middlesex and outside-right Arthur Milton with Gloucester.

"Australia has the finest set of men players in the world," he said, "and only American I would compare with them Herbert Flam. He is the US only hope to the immediate future in my opinion." Fred Parry has the sama views: "I to around coaching Hugtics for the Lawa, Tennis Associa Horn, Becker, tion, always hoping to, and a Wilson diamond in the rough, but players who will never youngsters in this country do

the same opportunity to shine as in Welthamstow

winning side. not got a chance to riso to the their overseas rivals,

London Express Harvic#)

thought

face The fourth familiar missing was that of evergreen who Uver skipper Joo Mercer and trains in Liverpool.

This season Arsenal have 52) professionals on their books in

new.boys Keith Amos, that Britain's cluding new. Roberts and a

and outside-right Doa have Rossiter who inst season, played Avenue's Cup'

were just promising keeper from Walian "and"

Ale' fellow well mag-

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