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HURRAH FOR THE EXTRA 75 ATHLETES

FOR MELBOURNE, BUT...

THE. CHINA-MAIL,” TUESDAY, AUGUST 7, 1956.

Cut Down Those Olympic £650-a-head Officials

Says DESMOND HACKETT

Three hearty British red, white and blue patriolic cheers for the news that Britain is sending a team of 225 athletes to the Olympic Games in Melbourne-an Increase of 75. This is a 75-splendoured thing.

After enjoying the tremendoue friendship of the Canadians during the past week 1 can appreciate how much the Australians will hail this salute from Britain.

Having put up the land bur- ready to 200

Any rahs let me insist on severe | Apfiler who has high cut

down

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British ubility,

SPORTRAIT

*Please furt the tiniest earth tremOP. ?"

London Empresa Peretou

tough INTERNATIONAL PLAYERS ARE

the fellow and the guls to give up every travellers for this caso trip, thing for two

probably-painful years,

co those officlubs who jump the bund wegen for no good pair- pose beyond the desire to have

holiday the cheap happy holl

have ne

no wish to eriticise Those excellent chinps who run

who

show jumping and bear bome my honours from aversa, but there appeared to be more offelale Dan horses and riders ย! 12 Olympic persion in Stockholm

Moore, the greatest expert in the night trade, told me he la sure that somewhere in Britain they

Is a young husky who

made could be

into a world beater if he would only forget ** British

fight system

14tion

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Welshmen Richardson

Finkige are 54511 in the racon and hungary class. They

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nothing

Bruges

Akhis The

Weighing Up The Pros

And Cons On Non-League Football

By ARCHIE QUICK

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Are

On

Soccer's Bosses Sports Diary The Way Out?

Asks ALAN HOBY

Is the day of the Big Boss manager finished? Are the great Showmen of Soccer-the Barnum types-dying out?

The new set-up announced at Arsenal, with Tom Whittaker still secretary-manager but with gentleman Jack Crayston in charge of the first team, pinpoints the backroom revolution in top-class football since the war.

and

There are, of course, people | directors. In eil team matters be

must who say that we still have our

be the sala boss solcotor. soccer giants.

OLD RINGMASTER

And that's where football chiefs like Seed, Cullis, Busty and those like than-seory.

For better or wore the old, who rip-roaring individuelists ran the whole show and capered amartly from headline to head- line are a vanishing breed,

They point to such men us Stan Culla the "Emperor"

of More and more the Quiet Men Wolverhampton, Mali Busby. of Soccer are taking over-Chief of Champions Manchester modern specialists who govern United, Les McDowall, Master of In triplicate; men who, with their Maine-road, home of the Cup various assistants, contac the holders, Jimmy Sced, the oid whole complex machinery of ringmaster ย Charlion and

their clubs on the lines of vast business corporations.

Today, it is generally re-

ecgnised that

others.

Sure, they are glants who know their football no one man can

alphabets back- wards,

must to They

survive the cut-throal jungle of 01- temporary eoccer.

do the jab," says Fulham's general manager Freak Osborne "You mus have □ TEAM- Just as you have a deam ca the feld."

Rame BA

But, for variety of reasons, they don't have the colour, the flamboyance or the brashiners of many of the old-timers.

ONIC

The

Fur

under thing setaching glare of shareholders, spectators, and directors, the

with is faced

more problems than ever before.

to work to a переть

meredes, round-the-clock routine,

For another, the tell, although (harder and kinger, Is for less

spectacular.

nut let me still Famous International footballers have been weigh Bibelising henyy weight

Moore has opened 19 a ranching up the pros and cons of non-League football and the

know where with for Ramonas you

inducements il offers. After long consideration, Alex Asenejužjem may trood to bear the mission

Forbes of Arsenal and Scotland turned down a £30 a week sent its above deep in the hourt offer from Gravesend, the Kent side from whom his

of California

Any Bellish fighter who ins buddy, little Jimmy Logie, reputedly gets that sum the fight bell fusing martini weekly. RUNK would be welcome The way ahead would be tough bul the end of the rut could well he fift The an! fortune

A NEW WORLD

"Yes," declares Charlion chief Jimmy Sued. "It's a new world. There's a different type of chap the coming into

12 13 . Menover, with

acule of good

players the going im't nearly as easy as pre- "You've got to flud and groom the young players yourself now.

can't Forbes chose instead to sign for Leyton Orient. Y.AS go round waving the

Les McDowall, the man who guldet Manchester City to Wem- Henry Cockburn of Manchester United, Bury and Eng-cheque book any more.

"Even the late Herbert Chap-bley, told me land, however, decided to step down in status to step up

man, great e he was, wraalchil This wages and sign for Peterborough.

Iw ve dune hait so well under modern conditions.

ROVING HOLIDAY

Now Went

public AN' being urged To produce MY *x £25,000 to the £100,000 already abated i feel certain

would rezels for Mar eheque books or mudity if they were assured their

MY woe not going to stake a roving holiday for some official.

vur

MEET MOORE

AL

If Richardson or Erskine øre willing to take the chance then

shall be proud to pass them on to the great night master- Archie Moore.

to

etinklewigge the organisations who take

The other day 1 challenged Olympic gallanta to pivsent a bulanÇO the Olymple organisations sheel enumerating:

A-number produce a list of officials they were talde out to Australia in of uthicles bel transported; B-number of officials provid-November.

the mark with Olympic Ing supporting cast

The Amateur

Gold Athletic AssSO-

Metal pace was Sandy secretary of ebition, who will be responsible Duncan, generaj

the Brish Olympir Association. for /]1[*

| Be tells me: any

"We have cut other jakup, have this year set down offeluls to the absolute the highest ever standard for minimum. Olymple candidates,

bodies

last

The performancen demanded In many cases would have won

fourth places

the Olympics I trust they will be equally exacting when it comes to selecting their officials to travel

GARDNER FIGHTS

Talking of the binned I am informed that Jock Gardner, who has been ungloved by the British Boxing Board of Con- trol. will fight at the loyal Riding School at Buckingham | Palace for the benent of cis- abled ex-Servicemen

Gardner tells me he is pre- pared to demonstrate against any opponent for the enlighten- ment of the Boxing Board-und money no object.

$50

This slight disregard for cash would

Cointress THUR

among such citizens as Messrs Kearns, Daly

Johnston who and bravely endured the sight of James J Parker's blood in the fight force with Archie Moore.

Hackelt blushes modestly at the

news that Canadian radio credits him with the prize com- ment of the week when he des- cribed who else but Kearns, Johnston, and Duly Three Wide Men

11 "The

There is a wonderful chance that Britain Can. produce 1 World Heavyweight Champion within the next three years. All right, go ahead, laugh your

er

1

*

Matthews

ON THE MOVE

},

war.

"Nowadays there has to be closer co-cperation between the manager and his staff. I have Afive coaches here and I consult them all the time," he said in his soft Scots brogue,

Ah, Chapman... There Wus giant for 30

Not only did he tower over of footbali pre-war world like a chubby Colossus but he was the man who transformed

The

Arsenal mio the most successful

"The pre-war manager Was far more desk-ted. The inanager toclay has to be with his play- ers at every opportunity.

With Bury the fonner Eng- | prove his ability to qualify for land wing-hölf was getting the|high scales. maximum of 115 a week--the

'the

Stanley great gets--but with non-

Meanwhile, the trek to the League Peterborough

bu will

non-langue sides goes revive the sum

sum of

£15 every

have before me a list of men on seven days, plus a house and a

the move weekly list from a P19

So the obvious week job

There Provincial puper. axiom for League players is, nafty-eight players' names on the evening of your playing and

thirty-five

£10,000 to Bolton for David Jach of McDowall's of them have days and discontent, sign non-

and £9,000 to Preston for the puckish and long-panted Alex League and double your income gone from League clubs to non- League clubs! That iclls its which

the

James-huge Burns

thast makes

League

own tale. maximum look foolish. Let clubs

days. pay what they can afford.

in

ITC

it

Organisationa like Bath, Chelmsford, Worcester, Boston. Obviously The worthwhile Peterborough, Kinge

Lynn, clubs will be able to offer the Folkestone, Hereford, Hending- more attractive terms, but that|ion, Gravesend and Gains- would be only to players worthy borough are taking advantage of of high

That is fair the big exodus and raping a wages. enough, surely? Third Division rich harvest of stars. as

club would pay Third Division wages to Third Division stan

First dard men and

Division clubs would pay high salaries

"Some sports will have only official The public are giving splendid support to our funds and they can depend on it it will be devoted os fur efficiency

allows 10 sending British athletes only to Games"

Thank you. Sandy Duncan. Next association, please!

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the

and hated-club in the land. Chapman I was who paid

for

I received ample confirmation words when I telephoned Matt Busby at Man- chester United and i was told:

"Sorry, you can't speak to manager Busby. He's away- And, of course, he nearly ruin-trataing with the players."

virlic Back cd the game by introducing the

to Cullis, the stopper centre-half....

master-mind who plotted the downfall of the Hungarians and Rasalons-

must you

have

G

But first successful

Another remarkable character was the rugged and rumbusticus

"Flamboyancy is all right," he Majer Frank Buckley. Neve says, "up to a point.

to shirk publicity, the Irresponsible Major made Wolves the mast talked-about team in Leo at seme of the names

the Horry

country wi

with his gland Ure list I have.

Tommy Deans therapy injections. Adamson and

on

to the cream of the talent. It trom would be up to the player to

New Race

Should

Prove A Full Leger Trial

By RICHARD BAERLEIN

Ascot's Festival of Britain Stakes inaugurated in 1951 and now known as the King George VI and Queen Elizabeth Stakes undoubtedly revolutionised the racing calendar as far as classic three and four-year-olds were concerned.

The next big revolution in the racing calendar will occur next year at York, where Major Petch is starting two valuable races, the Great Voltigeur Sweepstakes and the Yorkshire Oaks.

At

known present

25 The York programme is undoubtedly threads off, chorus that you've Tolligeur Sweepstakes, this Goodwood. Everyone likes Good- heard that one before. But i

with is perfect setting Insist that if Dick Richard-year's race with £2,000 added to wood,

the winner closed on July 17 and high-eless racing, but a few

team."

THE VITAL POINT

that's the vital point.

21 busines-vasi,

And He also made a fortune for his

Fotbull club by transferring players he Lound

commercialised. for next-to-nothing-al

and utterly ruthless. You succeed...cr you an encrmow profi

Yes--you might love or loathe sink. men like Chapman or Buckley, But here again, to be success- the manager MUST have could never ignore ful,

the 100 per cent backing of his

Notts

County to Gains-

Boston and borough

Harry Leyland and Roy Saunders from Everton to Tonbridge; Fred Furniss from Shefield to Work- clever little Jimmy Hernon

Leicester Hastings: but

to Hugh McLaren and Ken Harri- son from Derby to Burton and

George

West Taylor, Goole Harn's goalkeeper to Sitting- bourne;

Joe Sibley from

from

Southend to Folkestone: Tommy Tilston, Crystal Palace to Chelmsford.

to

the

lose

Good players all, whom League ean ill-afford and who would probably still be League players if the wage restrictions were lifted. Peter borough, Boston and Heading- ton, to name but three of the clubs outside the amiduous

Infinitely League, have elevens stronger than the average Third Division sides and the leak, instead of being plugged, is getting bigger.

Lindwall May Open Sports Pavilion

you

them.

Local Girl Makes Good

In Hollywood; To Star

Hongkong Picture

In

Hollywood.

Next Autumn a girl from Hollywood will go home to Hongkong to star in a picture. She is Judy Dan who left the island colony four years ago to come to glamor. ous Hollywood.

Judy Dan was "Miss Hongkong" then, a candidate in the Miss Universe contest. She won third place in the contest and a studio contract along with it. She remain- ed in Hollywood.

came

one

I

and

for

the

We all know the clubs where there is far 100 much inter- forence by pempour directors, where, no thanks to these puff- ing tle dictators, the manager is the real slave.

Indeed, there

baske soccer commandments I would

to ALL comment

directors if they want results-

t.

are wo

Don't scorn showmanship It catches the spectactors.

TODAY

Mora "B" Division'ı · BAS.vʻRGAA: KU USAC; Recreio v CRO (á); Rec v CCC (3); Urban Counet v CRC ESCV LRC; KTUGA V

Exequtive Committee, JINDA, Room 550 Alexandra House, 3.30.pm.

Monthly Meeting, HH Football Re- |ferees Association BEYMCA, 7.48

.p.m.

Water-polo Committee Meeting of NIKABA Bassoon Banking Corp, Holland House, 650 p.m.

TOMORROW

Dowla

Ladies Open Bingles Champion ships: Matches at BKCC, kcc, KUGC, USRC and KDC.

Swimming

RAOC I COD Annual Swimming gain at Victoria Pool, 2.30 p.m.

THURSDAY

Bowla English-Scottish MasONS Bows, KDOC, 730 p.

Floodlit

Red China's Soccer Team In Belgrade

Paris, Aug. 0.

The Chinese National Football

Communist

Team arrived

in Belgrade today to play series of matches against Yuge- slay tearns, including

a match Yugoslav National Pamation en Thursday, Radi~ Belgirde reported.

2. Leave the manager alone. this is done we may yet against the -with the help of the foot- ballers bigger gates and better football In the coming reason,

But oh how I sometimes sigh old freebrating for the gerd. days!-Londen Express Service.

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The Chincec footballers w111 eiro play matches at Sarajeve. Spil and Ljubljana-France- Presse.

What's best in Kowloon?

ZOVKALANANMAILINIZMAUAJUNSMECHELATORENDZ IESTREMISICOVNENETAN KESKUSTERING

Here's what happened then; "Actually, my face is seen Soon she was appearing with around the worki," she said, Richard Widmerk in "Destina- "That happened this

way. tion Gobl." She was the only have done some photographic women in the picture, but her modeling. On: assignment was role was not a big one. Then for Pan American Airways. son or Joe Erskine are given with an entry of 28. The tensed the events run there are in

"Flight To Hongkong" was dressed in colourful

a the full-powered American have been changed for the Great need of reorganisation, and the Ray Lindwall, Australia's fast

dress in which she played an airline native Hongkong treatment, they

could become Voltigeur Sweepstakes next year new programme at York presses bowler, has been invited to open

at St stewardess, But world-ranking fighters.

her biggest looked very good. So the com new aporte pavilion and this race also closed on July this need.

break came DJ

of the John's College, Southsea. Reason

used the pany

pictures There will arise this ugly 12.

globe, clock, bell and

favourite wives of the King of posters advertising vacations in There is new £5,000 added Handicaps are always popular is a question: Who is going to raise

of the top weathervane

Siam in the colossal musical Hongkong and distributed the money for

higher and instead of 28 entries, there with holiday racing crowds, ond

pavilion. With them

"The King And 1” Captain

posters around the world. education in ringcraft?

are 138 entries, With crdinary the tune will come when races pav

Stakes, the Cook, who discovered Australia,

Judy is Judy Dan profession- know they went to practically luck there will be £10,000 inke the Bentinck

adly only, now. She fell in love every country because I've re-

married--not

movie ceived fan mall from u mogul, but a young local archi-corner of the globe asking tect, Tom Woo of West Los | I'm alili_single,” Angeles. They have a daughter, She knows mony movie people professionally, but few born last August,

"I'm sill working toward one of them privately. There isn't of those big mansions with much time.

she said, swimming pool,

this

on

Well, what about the British prize money for this race and, os Worren Stakes and the Gordon used to tell the time and the Boxing Board of Control putting it will full turce weeks before Stakes will produce for better direction of the wind. The vane

fields when turned into hundt up a Boxing Scholarshipi

the St. Leger, it is likely to They sit back and collect ave prove a full St. Leger trial, caps.

INITIATIVE

per cent of profits and appear to do little else than put the ban on heavyweighin whom

The Yorkshire Oaks this year, they consider and no longer with £1,500 added to the winter, entertainment value.

closed July

The Boxing Board would not Next on the 17 with 10 entries

There

The amount of prize money required to make them compet- tive with Ascot and York is out of the question, Tather than try to compete with these meetmys,

IMAGINATION

be the first sports organisation added and a sweepstakes similar a new line of country altogether. paying up to boost the standard to the Great Velilgour of their performers.

were 143 entries, and the race This věry day the Britlich ના ના

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of being worth prospect of Association are £8,000 to the winner. Lawn Tennis ending out a team of two giris Piese two races give ample While owners have been told standi tour mon to play in evidence of what can be done by that more prize money Is

Initiative to Increase

until racing is prize pessible money.

It is obvious from the organised, it is interesting to note way

and trainers Have Major Petch's answer. The Duke owners World Heavyweight. Chorn- plon Archie Moore would be supported the events that they of Norfolk and the late Sir John

Crocker-Bultoel have thoroughly approve.

already The chief point here is that stepped up this Ascot prize enormously, arid. now these types of races are likely to money.

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