1954-06-18 — Page 6

WORLD CUP SOCCER

ENGLAND AND BELGIUM BATTLE TWO HOURS TO

SHARE EIGHT

EIGHT GOALS

Berne, June 17.

THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, JUNE 18, 1984,

England and Belgium battled for 120 minutes in their opening World Soccer Cup match at Basle today to draw 4-4.

Belgium dominated the carly play and went ahead after five minutes but England rallied to lead 2-1 at half time. They forged ahead to 8-1 but Belgium struck back to equallse and force extra time. England scored first in the extra period but Belgium were soon back on terms when England left-half Jimmy Dicken- non put through his own goal.

MARCIANO WINS ON

POINTS

New York, June 17. Rocky Marciano MUC-

Icessfully

defended his

against

World Heavyweight Championship

lat

challenger Ezzard Charles New York's Yankee Stadium today, but only won on points after 15 of the rounds of

one

bloodiest flights in heavy- weight history.

Charles won the first four rounds and Mar- ziano

Ave. the tust Charles drew blood from Marciano's

in the 11080 first round and in the fourth round he landed a hard right which sent blood streaming from a gush

Marciano's Iright eye.

over

The defending Cham- pion continued fighting savagely in a battle that saw more punches landed than have been seen in many years in a heavy- weight fight.

Charles came out for the 13th round with one eye almost closed but hit Marciano on the jaw at least six times in this same round. The savage exchange of blows con- tinued through the last two rounds and the final thell

Charles badly AILW

his rocking but still on feel as Marciano merct-

lessly pounded him.-- United Press.

MRS PEEL WINS

SCOTTISH GOLF

CHAMPIONSHIP

In another Group 4 Brat series | against the run of play in the game Switzerland provided an | 78th minute,

upset by beating #coded $nly

Lune.

Italy won

at the

2-1 after 1-1 of half-time 01 The Second series in all four

be played the Cup groups will in 1934 and 1938.

week-end. Each of the 10 In gretig 2, Hungary, Olympic countries plays only two of the

their

group. Champions and one of the fav-threo others In ourites for the Cup, outplayed The leading pair go forward to South Korev to win 9-0

the Inform

Just oight In the

Zurich ofur leading 4-0 at the tournament-Reuter,

interval.

At Berne, Germany

Turkey 4-1 after

defeated

being level

one-all on the first half.

THREW AWAY CHANCES

any chuse

KOREANS PRAISED

Zurich, June 17. The Swiss afternoon paper "Dle Tag" tonight was full of pralse for the sportsmanship

against

England <li<i little against shown by South Korpa's World Dziglium to

Great Cup X la the game awny Hungary but had less to say The about the team's technical with ability.

enthusiasın. They threw their chances and allow Cri Belgians to draw level Two brokaways.

Door

After ដ extremely stari England got on fop and goals by Broadis and Lofthouse wiped out the Belgians early goal segred by Anou).

Hungary wis in completo control of the game and dis- played an artistry that made

the South Korean XI 1pok like a minor league team," Die Tag: Mold,

"Nevertheless, the South Brondia made 13-1 after

Koreans managed to organize a half-time and England seemed

few dangerous attacks, and even to have the game safe but they got a chance to soume. Un- appeared to slacken and Aupul fortunately they Spolled this Coppens snapped up two possibility." the paper went on. Kool within six minutes to United Press, kwel the scores.

uk

Within twy minutes of extra, im: Lofthouse scored a great goud to give England the least, but two minutes later Dickin- 100 back-headed a harinless- looking chal into the corner of h! own goal.

Play besams finished

deteriorated

05

both

Bired and England with four men limp.

| ing--Matthews. Owen, Taylor

at Lofthouse.

HUNGARY 8, KOREA O

The little wiry Koreane gave their Hungarian rivals many anodious moments at the start, but then the Hungarians pro- đuved their characteristic precl- sion footba to coast home.

Hungary rested their star centre-forward, Hidekuti, for sterner matches ahead.

Kocsis

scored three goals, Puskas and Palotas two unch and Lantos and Cribor scored

IN TRAINING

The American Wightman Cup team — L. to R— Miss Shirley Fry, Doris Hart, Loutse Brough and Maureen Connolly are seen here at Wimbledon, where they are training for their coming match.

Later they will play in the Wimbledon Lawn Tennis Championships, and 'experts predict that Maureen Connolly is likely to retain the Women's Lawn Tennis Championship for the third year in succession. --Express Photo.

Fourth

Never Say Die Runs -Lester Piggott Suspended For Rest Of Royal Ascot

Ascot, June 17.

Never Say Die and Arabian Night, first and second in the year's Epsom Derby, were both beaten out of place in a dramatic race for the King Edward VII Stakes, run over 12 furlongs, at the Royal meeting which was continued here to- day.

Arabian Night, made 18 to eight favourite, seemed likely to win until he suddenly collided with the rails inside the last furlong. As he skidded back Arabian Night appeared to cause some scrimmaging from the Aga Khan's Tarjoman, a 100 Never Say Die, who to six chance, with Blue Prince half a length back third. started seven to four second favourite, inished fourth.

Eighteen-year-old Lester winner, but this was withdrawn | Elbenor's success brought him Piggott, who was astride Never later.

£11,772 of the £13,860 stake The Koreans showed no signs Bay Die in his Derby triumph,

money. FRANCE WINS GÔLD CUP of being intimidated by their rode him again today. Later he opponents reputation.

Royal Ascot's richest prize, Sir Gordon Richards, Britain's the Gold Cup, went to France No. 1 reinsman, who drew a when Marcel Boussec's four- today rode three winners. Há

one.

Speed was interviewed by the and quick reflexes, dare-devil stewards and suspended for determination and good ball the remainder of the meeting. for the fifth time since the war blank on the first two days,

control were the weppone with

of

the

which the Koreans battled. Piggott said he will appear year-old Elpenor prevailed by began today with an easy win

the stewards But once the Hungarians settled before

A short head over another and then won the second race down Koren were ræver in the Jockey Club tomorrow before French challenger, M George on Temerlane at seven to two. game.

racing begins. The young jockey Courtois Silex II, sold ho was told he should

Narcissus, a newcomer owned Germany opened their pro- not have gone through where

French Jockey Paul Blanc by the Queen, was the only Mrs R. T. Peel (Gullane) won gramme with

an impressive he did coming into the straight, dashed Silex into the lead soon Royal.colour bearer today. He the Scottish Worea's Opit display of teamwork against

after entering the straight. was well backed to win the Championship as Turnberry by Turkey. The Germans were At first ine stewards made Elpenor, rläden by Jacques Naw Strikes but finished only defeating the holder, Miro Gone dawn in two minutes

but objection to Ralshleigh. the Doyasbere, caught Silex a fur-sixth to Tumerians, Sir Gor- Valentine (Craigle Hill) by 7 were level 1-1 at half-time.

long out and held off a renewed don's second winner. and 6 over 30 holes.

The Germans refused to be-

challenge by Blane on Siles in a camera-finish to the gruelling Her Majekty, will have three come rattled by the goal reored

[two and a half miles race. runners, Aureole, Lenklau end by Sust in

a brilliant solo effort after

two

minutes. They settled down to fine progressive Her great streefgth my in her methods and gradually over- putting for no Cower then 12 came the individuality of the greens she got down in one, Turks play. twice from Jur, off the putting surface.—(Londum Express Ser-

Mrs Peel was four under fours for 30 holes after completing the first 18 in 67.

vice).

Pakistan 179 For 5 Against Scotland

NEXT HKRA SPOON SHOOT ON JULY 4

is

Corporal, tomorrow. Aureole in English horse Blarney Stone the Hardwicke Stakes was two lengths further away, reckoned to have a good chance third in a field of 11. Eperor, of registering & Royal win.- a 100 to eight chance, gave Reuter. The regular bi-monthly Spoon Englishman Charlle Elliot, who shoot of the Hongkong Rife won the rúce last year on Gaman scorers were Schaefer, Association was held at Kal Tax Souepl, his first big training Kludt and Owalter (2).

"A" Range last Sunday when 31 success. Switzerland were rather for-members turned out to Bhoot

1

PROBABLES

London, June 17.

I BLAME THE BOSSES FOR THE PRESENT STATE OF ENGLISH FOOTBALL

Says JAMES GUTHRIE

(Chairman of the Football Players' Union)

You are a professional footballer. You are "employed" by the Football Association to play for England. A great honour. Your con- fidence is high and out you go to do battle.

Aing, you come unstuck. As a craftsman you've done a poor job. So out pour the streams of abuse,

The Press go for you-rightly, perhaps. You're a public figure. cuses are brushed aside,

for

Your ex-

3. A national coaching school In the case of Hungary you

4. Matches should be arranged probably thought "someone | should be set up to provide between the national aldo and should hurve Warned me hhout every town and village with League sides to try out various this team. They've in a different | facilition

proper physical combinations of players and class."

training and coughing. Players | tactient moves. As Billy Wright said after-could be grated through various words: The Hungarians are teams until they reached year ahead of us.”

national side. So you stand the Press criti- es. But when the bosses start

the

Where would the money come from? From the pools, of course, Too long has Soccer Ignored this Incidentally, this would bene-rich source of revenue. It could who would be used to put us on our feet mani ready- miade

jegain.

to undermine your morale with it League sides trenchant criticism in public, ne acquire some FA selectors have done players. recently, well, it's time for the worm to turn.

Players can't have confidence in themselves if subjected to public critleham by the men whose job it is to coach, train, and weld these very players into a footballing combination with strong team spirit.

We still have the finest playeru in the world. What we need is

a new system to take us to the top.

RIGHT, OULLIS

Stan Cullis said: "The rot set in at club level. We must correct It there,"

How right, but the directors and managers must do the cor- reeting. The players will follow naturally.

Directors must seo that players bave first-class coaches, tip-top trainers, up-to-date methods.

So much managing and train- it in the hands of people not qualified for the task. That's where directors have failed,

The right

available men are for each

1ob from particular manager to masseur. Get them And let

them carry out their Jobs without Interference from fren whose knowledge of football Is confined mostly to the finan- clat side,

Now how are we to put England back on top of the Soccer tree? I suggest following

the

1. The FA should have com- riebe control of the garse and

call authority to on League players for training or playing

at any time.

STRONG MAN

-(London Express Service)

Warwickshire Head County

Cricket Table

London, June 17. Warwickshire, who won the pennant in 1951, forged ahead in this season's English County Cricket Champion- ship table when they whipped Essex by nine wickets with a day to spare at Bath today,

The midlande county now have 96 points from 11 games. Middlesex, who had shared the lead with War- wickshire before the current Axtures, struck bad weather at Swansea, where rain washed out the second day's play in their match against Glamorgan.

With

A only

day short

Thanks to some solid batting scheduled for tomorrow Middle-by Cyril Weshbrook and Good sex may have a hard fight to Edrich, Lancashire gained a frab salvage even first innings points. Innings lead of 140, Dickie Dodds, Eric Holles bowled Warwick- the Essex opener, matie a bold shire into a winning position by Bid to thwart Lancashire's bow- taking six Someratt second lers and scored 69 out of his immings wickets for 47 runs with alde's second innings total of

197, his accurate leg breaks,

То Somerset, 69 runs behind on

Maurice Tompkin, the were upped out Leicestershire batsman, went the arst innings, for 94 in their secund knock.

honour of being the fist man to into the core a century against Yorkshire Lancashire moved

this season. He batted 4 hours top half of the table when they and hit two soxes and 17 fours 2. A panel of practical men gained their third victory

this marathon in his 149. But under

at the expense of effort was not quite sufficient to onk strong boss, like the KÊRSON Gustay Sebes of Hungary, should Essex at Liverpool. They claim- give towly. Laloestershire be put in charge of all training ed the extra half hour to win innings points.

by eight wickets in two days.

and coaching.

MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL,

Win

Indians Eighth In A

Their

Row

New York, June 17.

first

CLOSE OF PLAY SCORES

At Liverpool: Lancashire beat Essex by eight wickets,, Essex

B1 (Tattersall six for $3) and. 197. Lancashire 227 (3. Bailey five for 88) and 64 for two.

At Derby: Derbyshire 199 and 01:10 three. Surrey 303 (Eric Bedser. 55, Fletcher 78, Clark 83, Gladwin, right-arm fast- medium, six for 75).

At Northampton: Northampton 202 and 101 for two (Brookes 50, Livingston, not out. 78), 59, Tribe, left-arm slow, fiva for 35).

The Insistent Indians, for whom life is Just one Gloucestershire 140 (Graveney winning streak after another, won their eighth in a row at Clevelaftd today, topping the Senators 6-4 to sweep the three-game series and hold a three-game lead over Chicago in the American League.

A

At Nottingham: Worcester- seven. shire 80 and 253 for Nottinghamshire 830 (Dooland

Cricket close of play scores. At Ewende: Glaendeghin -22:00, Middlesex 29 for two. No play today becouse of rain.

Early Wynn was credited with his eighth victory | 81, Martin 64). although he had to have relief help from Robert Hooper Nineteen probables

At Lord's MOC 155 and 191 In the seventh inning. Cleveland took a 3-0 lead in the lunate to win against Italy, but depe. The sky was overcast Premonition, who started four Staices running over six furlongs

Last year's St, Lager, winner. |1ockeys for despite unsettled weather con-

Woktor frst inning, when Vic Wertz doubled in a run and Walls for eight. Cambridge Univer- their coolness under pressure

sitý 233 for four declared. and opportunism in attack with a strong south-westerly to

with at 1945 GMT at Ascot tomorrow onc joint favourite

Westlake hit a two-run single.

At Oxford: Sustex 222 for brought them their reward,

wind and the day Wis very another French horse Northern are warm.

Light, finished fourth. Souep),

Dave Philly delivered two unmarried runs in the fifth inning.ven declared. Oxford Univers Play became robust in the

altempling a rare double in the March Past (no Jockey yet), later cums on sachifce files as Walks to winning plcter Johny sity 347 for Ave declared- (Allan closing stages and three Swiss

The highest

Alvin Dark 158, Cowdrey 140)---Reuter, acore returned race, was kept last for a long leanbrin (Sir Gordon Richard) Cleveland picked up its victory Antonelli and Edinburgh, June 17.

Divin), players suffered minor injuries was that of Major Ensor, 97 outway by Sir Gordon Eichards. He Libator

on only diye hits. Loser Frank coupled with errors by Roy Mc- At the close of play in the in tackles.

in of a possible. 108 for S.R.(s) made little progress the Enby (E. Britt), Roman Vale Shes Buttered his seventh Milan aral Johnny Temple, and second

match day of their

rifle. Results follow:

straight to finish soventh.

(W Nevett), Palpinete (W. straight defeat.

an infield out by Monta Irvin against Scotland, the Pakistan A disallowed goal appeared to

S.R.(b) „Class" "A"--R. F. Ireland's only runner, they server), Langton

Shalth), Militory Court (E. cricket tourists had scored 179 upset the Italians in the second Remedios 92 points; Claas “B”—-

Brig E

The White Box Rept pace brought around both rum,

Antonell pitched five-hit ball for five in reply to Scotland's half. Left-winger Lorenz netted L/C H. E. Hyndman 88; Class Northern Glean, with Aubrey Smith), Stone Tox (G. List toppling the Athletics 6-4 with for his mintis victory, giving up

12 hit Burrage, Lefty Jack no walks. It was New X first

Brabazon up, took up the rus innings total of 358' for a rèbolind from a post but the "C"-F/6 J. Stubbings 81;

At Bath: Warwickshire best Noble Charger (J, Siro) sood),

York's soven declared.

referee blow up for an alleged

Somerset by P wickets, Spmergai ning who pacemaking French Beton (G. Ewl), Litle Rited than world eller ben slik in a ro 'BR.(a) Class foul by on Italian forward..

"A"--Major horse Trek dropped back to (H. Packham), The Blessing (D. the seventh when the As scored

although he needed relief help in Tho Dodgers dropped tws 139 and. P4 (Hồi 16. for 47); All five wickets were loat

Bilor Of points; Class “C”—S/S ¦ finish sixth. after the Juncheon, interval; Ballaman opened the scoring C F Reeves 86.

It was Marcel Houssac, the Comic Tum, (E Larkin), Greek Wilson

Smith), Jojo (D. W. Morti four runs on homers by. But games behind the pace selling warwicksak 206 Wolton 155 The next Spoon shoot will be much textile ghate's third Peak (1), Forte). Pheumatie (W. Zarnial's came with two on.

and GW Scotland declared half an hour for Switzerland, but Boniperti

Zaruel. Gante, suffering a datest Hilton 17. for 98) and 27 for

to Jim Wilson of the Braves,Router. before lunch and Pakistan could equalised a minile 'before falt- hold at Kai Tok “A” Ranga on Gold Cup winner arice the war. Swinbum), Mr Mock (A. Shrive)

who hurled a no-hitter in only make threa runs in that | fino, Centre-forward *** Huegi Bunday, July 4, starting at: 0 Catarain:: (1948) And Arban his Loll (R. Roader.)----China

The Yankoms make

it thred in last start against the Phils. short period. Reuter.

scored the Bwise winning goal a..

Į (1948) were his other winners. 37311 Epecial

a row over Baltimore, 1-2, with Hank Aaron, Ed Mathew, and their eighth victory in the last Danny O'Camell hit Milwaukee night games. Aucker Mantle homeza in 10-hit suit on contributed a rare thrge-cum on his two hombre and Jatby Johnny Podre.... Jacklä withs is, looping: dy....

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THE SCORES fy, run, math fnnlag to clinch

The scores were) the decisions, Jim McDonald

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