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BARRED FROM OLYMPIC SOCCER TEAM.

Mike Stewart May Join Charlton, And Replace Gauld

By JACK WOOD

THE CHINA MAIL,

MONDAY, AUGUST 20, 1956.

Michael Stewart, the Surrey balaman who has been barred from Britain's Olympic Soccer team because he is a professional cricketer, may soon sign himself out of England's amateur team by joining Charlton as a professional,

have been Chariton manager Jimmy Seed and the 23-your-old Stewart discussing the move for sopie Ume, and Seed made his big effort to persunde Stewart over dinner in London last week

HL

Sand Mr Seed the other right "With Michael ruled out of our Olympic

111 There is side,

bus remambig point

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amateur We talked everything over during the dinner, and 1 * hopeful Bust be will join

1

Fall couch to the Stoke schools what wer happens

we

are

keen

on

not "Falkirk ure

Mr

Bald, Seymour pasting." Marsof

giving George prove a chance Laekently himself in our opening games If he doesn't make it, we shall have to go to the market,"

"I have always trudnes) my- elf, and will continue to do so, My coachinK

job comes are, and i am not giving it up.

always available to travel on Frulays on con K*** Jstry-

17

where Stewart has been the front

of lending professional clubs for 50e onits Chelsea, Porla- mouth, ant Leyton Orient have

sil Tried to sign him.

DASH IN VAIN

PTUJADAL

демин

Cullus regards the Малакет whole lastens R storm in

14

winter

MIKE STEWART

"Deplorable"

London, Aug. 19.

The Soviet Communist Party wapaver Pravde today called for the elimination of "serious the country's shortcomings" in

activities Bo tha! sporting Russla would "win a place of honour"

the forthcoming Games, according (Mympic Moscow Radio,

at

to

Sam Bartcom made his most igortant signing for York

maid Pravda com- The radio

Wishw

when he paid Shemeid The

City,

mained that "serious shortcom- for 24-year-oldings in the development of some before thes Wolves board this tnited £4,000

had itisidle-left Peter Wrong. who Olympic types of sport"

made

exposed

Spartakind 27 First been last Division: opperzunces,

(physical culture) competitions. In June, the party newspaper condemned "obylous mls- management" in the training of Russian sprinters for the failure to break long-standing Rusian records.

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played wi Inside right for Cerintharen Casuals, and few back from a ericket tour in the West Indies to play for them in the Amateur Cup Final play against Bishop j Auckland He missed the kick- off by five minutes through biste plane being delayed

FOR MON'S HEALTU

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Yorkshire cricket k?sH# 20- year-old butaman Ken Taylor football He will be al Huddersfield's lo centre-alt Of tey players reported harve Jalaled faster requests, opening garnes

Norl Cantwell.

West Stokes Tullenham All rentre-forward, who played for left-back, also misses a cricket Uruter-231x last date for freland agains! Com- England's

Services to start the Ray King, Portinet V Engid " term goal-Soccer seann ag inst Fulham.

Stewart, ex-pubhe sehtalboy,, !Wash, and grey-eyed and ful-harest, has

reasons

thelated

a fair chance of going to South kripe just tock from the FA's Africh will: the MCC tourists Stuth Africa Tour next thi 11e will give his final decision to Mr Serd after the uses of the tourists aro BOL.

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Family

He says: King's decision have no dispvement with thei Vale My

five-year-old having Gary

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Increasing

Strenser with Stewart would health problems and it is felt e rutigpensate Chariton for the

The Potteries is

TH

The Tory south

Ins [of ScotUsh inside-right essential I would like to take Hammy Cinslet,

walked into

recenlly

who Mr Seed's offer

with a shock trasfer request

J2015 Gauld, the Chorlton

asked koside aight

for wha last week, may go lo Gauld, D £4,000 guns from Portsmouth. whose manager. Waterford 14 months ago, got Eddie Løver, said: *We are 17 goals last setsun He was keenly interested and will be to Rave BECAUSE

emot maklig inquities if they decide stand the banter of his team to let him go." mates about his style of play, i

Mr Seed explained: boy has upset himself, yet in a

my full way it's

he

Gauld's goal-snatching would suit th Togh-speed attacking "I realised · style developed by Portsmouth

in the last Two seasons.

be was just the type to stay up

field wand pandice to chances. That has been his job with us

know the others often kidded him about not moving back to help the orience, but 1 never thought it would come to

We will not sture in his this. Way

"He played very well against as last year." said Lever the other day "We have been making chances but not taking nily enough of Biem

Ham

It also "deplored" the standard of volleyball, busket ball and tennis played in some parts of Russia. China Mol Special.

Extend Forecast

Pools To Encourage Race Interest

Says RICHARD BAERLEIN

One of the most popular forms of betting among small backers is undoubtedly the forecast pool, especially when there are seven, tight or nine runners.

This is a comparatively recent innovation and with soven, eight or nine rumers the dividend is payable in either order provided the first two horses have been named.

One has only to examine the | this staff-if they were avail- dividends on any day's racing oble-end still run the ordinary laser what tremendous scope win and place pools.

These particular

"We shall certainly make a bro when Charlton give us some we ut the fee they want, there Gauld, 24, look over the goul-Everton and Swansea are also bouls.

uning the clubs interested

grabbing rule m the Charllon altack when Eddie Firmani feft for the Italian chub, Sampdoria

Sumings Arthur Show, Wal. ford wing-half, be faravesend And Northfleet: Jimmy Me Donald, Dumbarton outside right, by Gillinghum,

TUG-OF-WAR

AI

Dennis Wilshow. capped 11: times JIN

England inside.. forward, is determined to leave Wolverhampton

Wanderers. Manager Stan Cullis is just as determined to keep him, which adds up to yet another tug-of- war between star player and

!

NEIL QUIET"

IN

At Epsom the other day, for Trestance, the favourite, Fire wond, with the rst race, with Luxury Lady second The Wolves' new wingers, school-forecast dividend was 12 199 boy Put Neil and Harry Hooper. In the second race the well- had what manager Cults called tucked. It's a Pippin won from

quietish games" against young the favourite, Colocloud, and fullback Harris and Beavan in the forecast dividend was £1 Suhring's trial. Nell faded in 12. The second half.

Terry Medwin, £18,000 right winger from Swungen, get the rst of the probables five Boots in the Toltenham gane and

SHORT PRICE

with

All

By

the 2xi.

closing down windows altogether and making the minimum bet 45, win u place, the Toto could gain a few windows and probably suve Z few members of the staff to halp to increase this pool bet- ting.

+

Whenever a bucker has an opportunity of a large return for a small outing he will rise this to the occasion, and for reason alone I would like to see the Tole extend their forecast betting to the first two in al}

looks like solving a long stand. these dividends are to unite off big races.

ing problem.

24.

The favourile. Bulzush, Melly Fair paid £1 11s.

The only occasion when the forecast invariably pays badly Bloomfield scored a hat-trick is in a three-horse race when a for the Arsenal probables, and short-price favourite is second.

fore- On these occasions the CHHT Holton was impressive at

dividend is. for Some centre-forward with two goals.cust Wilshaw upset by sug Bright boy of the game was reason, generally less than the Thus, at who will outsider to win alone. that he asked for little Joe gestions

paid transfer he

begin the season on Epsom recently, Colywell Saturday probably other

15, 5d. for a win, but the fore evening after playing in the the langue side left wing.

tensi, Colywell and Ungava, paid reserve forward line in Wolves'

imly 135. trial

From his Stoke-

club.

Prent home, he told me:

trial

lutely, before even announced.

the

Haverly,

men

In the difficult handicaps there would be prospects of oids of a thousand to one and more.

ON WATCH

Once a dividend of this nature had been announced the public would be on the watch for further dividends of this calibre and it would extend the interest in racing among the stay-at- home backers. These dividends would receive the same sort of publicity as the football pools.

Leyton Orlent goalkeeper Pat Wellon played in the first half.

1 Is quite obvious that the mude the verbal

then went off to a wedding. Tote must make some efforts to request and put In

Dave Groombridge was in bril- writing

the other end lend his forecast pool betting, teams were Hunt form at

the first team attack, and the results this season must I have been against

through

Johnston have encouraged them to think who scored in football too long to worry

niong these lines. (2) and Sexton, New about being in the reserves.

The main diMculty is ins Forbes (Arsenal) and

administration. To run forecast 1 appreciate that at the (Chelsea) both looked

would moment it would be impossible Wilt Toylar

and director-teur staff. chief Stan Seymour

watched Falkirk beaten

at home 2-0 doesn't really matter where, by Partick the other Saturday,

stili keen although somewhere not too for but

"My quest was not exactly premeditated. but things have developed and i will not be happy with Wolves any longer.

"I am determined to go,

IL

Newcastle United obviously

require a tremendous to run & forecast pool on every

arc

pools

on

cient

they from Stoke would sult me, I Falkirk's Scottish internallonat shall continue my job as foot-right back Alec Porker.

LWDNIE

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4 Mark him

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OPPORTUNITY

on

most

race-

ruce every day, but at Epsom there were in fact forecast pools

on every roce.

It this can be

SPORTS ROUNDABOUT

NOT

SURPRISING IF

MANCHESTER UNITED WITHDRAW FROM THE EUROPA CUP

Says W. CAPEL KIRBY

It would not surprise me if Manchester United eventually withdraw from the Europa Cup, providing, of course, they survive the early stages of this home- and-away competition between Europe's champion clubs.

If the Busby boys are going strong in the Cup and League I am assured nothing will be allowed to prejudice their chances of retaining the League title or reaching Wembley. In other words, my prediction of their withdrawal from the Europa Cup means I fancy them for the Cup and League double.

and

BIM

1

Player of Still dancing my further predict Shemeid Haynes, United,

Derby Bristol City,

City County

Coventry with chief op- position being provided by Huddersfield, Mansfield and Ipswich

for promotion,

Middlesbrough,

West Bromwich Albion, Ports- mouth and the two Manchester clubs as four to follow for the Cup.

the inter- with

to win England national tournament, Wales Tunners-up,

Lumity

Billy

to

Sports Diary

TODAY

Meetings

Convent

7 Badminton Executive Cont mitter Meeting at French 1911, 448 pʊn.

HRASA Water-polo Committee, Emergency Meeting. S.C.M, Port Board Room, 1,30 p.m.

Water-polo

Knock-out Competition: Second round W/O RAF/Navy v Chɩmg Sing, Victoria Pool, 5.30 p.,

TOMORROW

Meeting

KIKABA Emergency Merung or Executive Committed at Shell Sports Club, 5.30 p.m.

Cind Opening

Omelal Opening of the Chinese Amateur Athletic Federation Club

at Sports Rood, 0 p.m.

Football

Draw of 10 HKFA Lengue at

of ine

<ce the Treble

Knock-out Dockyand Peol. 6.30 p.m.

Zad

V

CYMCA

Houml At Victoria

old-time has

McGlen,

City favourite,

I can testify

Lumley's the year Johnny

point-saving marksmanship. One Sporta Road. 3.30 p.m. Water-polo of his last-minute goals EXCELLENT CONDITION Thanks to the close season robbed

of Chance, horticulturi activities Tommy

(Barnsley), (Hartlepools), brother Bobble and cousin Wilf Hobson (Old Lincoln

'ક્ u duy. Instead of hum), the Shotley Bridge Hos called

for

περι Ashington pital gardens ure in excellent playing

season--he had signed for the North-East condition,

club-the former But i's Tommy's future as a

Manchester United and Oldham foolballer which ส causing half-back has returned to Line | Barnatey most concern. it he gue to a non-League club they

Jose

£2,000

ear offer.

Twenty Years On

By HENRY LONGHURST

frth of a

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Baseball Scores

New York. Aug. 19. Major League baseball scores

National League

com us assistant trainer.

"Ideal type for bringing the today were

declares youngsters along." imanager Bill Anderson,

my

Milwaukee

Despile denials, both sides of Cincinnati the border following

tip Brooklyn tlul Preston were bidding for Philadelphia Willie Thomion ELS manager. the former Rangers national would Have bren Inst week but for

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Bill Dodgin, Arsenal centres and golfing protege Fulham manager Frank borne,

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Cleveland

Finally, Just before Munich, appointed Can it really be a century since your correspondent we were iry Frankfurt, where his sense of obligation to Dun- Kansas City was standing on the terrace of the kindness of our hole could the Wannsee club outside Berlin not have been exceeded.

They Kave us hoving his hand pump-handled

mighty dinner, took up and down by "golf tuchret" us over the Graf Zeppelin, and Karl Henkel, and

us to an outdoor pet- being pre-excorted

Is fancied to win the rented with some oak leaves and formance of Hamlet played in

main square a handsome silver cup on the the

of the city Southern qualifying paund

Professional strength of having won the Ger- against a floodlit background of the

Golf Championship at dark red buildings straight out man Amateur Championship?

Herts, home of Dul Rees, soon. of Hans Andersen.

Herr Henkell delivered an im- passioned five-minule harangue in German-of which I under- and so little that when I once ardered

a dry martini and re- evived three glasses of Italian

took me quite vermouth it while to sort it out, Only the occasional guttural references to "Herr Longgurrst" told me that I was still

the subject of his remarka

CONGRATULATIONS

of the

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Footballers Detroit

South Chicago

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-United Phy caug

in Bayswater, the first book our summer sunshine. came upon was entitled "Ger-born many Speaks." And lower down in the rubble we came upon my

Within a year or two, fishing about in the heap of rubble

For an English player to join which hal been my top floor data Scottish club ly as rare

Brice hac Gordon good reason for going to frem Fulham, An in-law fixed him up in a holet busi- ness, This one-time

championship gold medal.

Q

Except for the time when a young fellow in a Messerschmitt 1.arrowly missed

me with cannon shell as I was walking back to my chalet after break- fast one Sunday morning in a holiday. camp ut Clacton-we

light on u aircraft course but did not fire,

were there

Further congratulations come from a lean, grizzled and extza- ordinarily gentle and courteous | chometer-none

than other Little Wille." (For the benefit DI RIC modern generation of golfers, I should add that Little Wille was the much caricatured of the Kaiser in the Arst world war.) In addition to the I was much flattered to receive

2011

anti-

ໄດ Stan Cullis hampton quito a circles.

is likely stir in Scottish

ut

to

successor

Wolver 25 YEARS LATER

cause

senler

A quarter of a century ngo

Д George Seddon, Manchester accountant, bowled his first over Tottenham have more centre- for Walken Moor in the Bolton forwards on their books than Cricket Association. He is still any club in Britain. By cutting their most successful bowler and down on the number manager at the moment is third in the would spend Association averages with nearly answering the tele-alty wickets at only eight runs

aplece. Callers start like this: "We've 1+ and gol no money, bul then inquire about the price of Len Duquemin. David Dunmore and All Stokes in that order.

less time phone.

it acemed, on Sunday morning-Jimmy Anderson no further connections with Ger- many have come my way since we were in Frankfurt for the championship.

International Soccer

a soccer

Soon, all being well, I shall a telegram from Miss Gloria

loria be in Frankfurt for the cham- Minoprio, then in her hey-day pionship again, renewing old

In addition, Spurs have

Buenos Aires, Aug. 19. with her single club and, re- acquaintance with such as may Bobby Smith, Sid McLellan and Argentinu beat Czechoslo

narkable in those days, her

have survived and making, Gordon Warrington, not forgel- vakia by one goal to nil after a Back

blue

of

new anhope,

triendshipe not

ting Terry Medwin from Swan-goallas first elegance yet to be exceeded in

destined to be so rudely inter.

originally centre international women's championship golf, rupted again!

Reuter, was 16 years before, i discover- ed, that the wire had been sent by General Critchley.

In the following year we re- turned to Bag Sms, descending each evening in the General's trailing caravan to dine besido the Rhine. at Coblenz, und here was robbed of my title by Leonard von Becherath, who in the twenties had played in the British boys' championship. Three down with eight to play,

I swear I finished 3, 3, 5, 3, 3, 2, 3 and lost on the 20th. And when

got back the even- perhaps had ing

recorded "Longhurst was 3 up with a to play but cracked rankles still.

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It was during this champion- ship that Karl Henkell, who was a champagne king as well being Ribbentrop's uncle-in- low, took us to his vast under- ground collars at Wiesbaden fact which I incautiously men- loned in a book of reminiscences, Late in the war, when I was candidate in a Parliamentary by- election, we arived one morning to And The scene of battle plastered with posters saying feasted

the with

Moreover, courses there would not be suff-successfully, and, judging

managed "Longhirst

Nazis"! from windows to accommodate the dividends, it was managed.

very successfully, wo must be getting near the point when theee forecast pools can be run on races when there are more than nine runners.

Going by air?

then

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Solution Page 9

PACIFIC

BEGINNING

Moreover, Epsom was not the only meeting where there were forecast pools throughout the afternoon. At Newcastle there was a forecast pool on every race,

At Wolverhampton four out of the six races were forecasts, and the same applied at Ripon and Chepstow,

For

beginning I suggest Qint the Tote continue as they do now except for the big race of the day. But on that big race should be a one-two reversed" forocash no matter how many runners there may be

Shooting Record

Helsinki, Aug. 19. Finland's Vito Yloenen to- day broke the world record for froe arm rifle shooting with a total of 1,142 points,

The previous world was 1,139 points.

record

At a markanan contest at Tavsatchus, in southern Finland, Xoenen gut up his record with three series of scores: 307, 301 and 394.--France-Presso,

FIRST-DEFEAT

Buenos Aires, Apg. 10. The combined. Oxford, and Cambridge (Universities - Busby

This should prove. workables | Coam suffered, the fret defeat of with very little extrá start and their tour of South America it would certainly be extremely when they were beaten 18-8 by populow "with rúcegoem, both con City of Buenos Aires éclection

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