1956-11-02 — Page 6

BELIEVE IT OR NOT.

THE CHINA MAILS - FRIDAY,

They Are Planning To

Bring Ezzard

Ezzard Charles Back To England

Says ARCHIE QUICK

London.

Believe it or not, they are planning to bring Ezzard Charles back to this country for a second fight. This, after the ex-heavyweight champion of the world was disqualifled in the second round of his bout with Dick Richardson for "nol frying" and fined £200 of his £3,000 purse!

Midlands promoter Joe Jacobs put down the telephone in the back partour of his Leicester hostelry and said to me: "That was Philadelphia. I was talking to over nnd box Ezzard's manager, Tom Tamas, and they are agreeable to come

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THE BURGESS

STORY

Should the POST-HERALD print it?

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HE Foreign Office Jur requested an interview with Mr Dan Diding to learn from bum the details of his extraordinary meetings in Moscow with Guy Burgess.

The Foreign Office wants

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know. Yet she question is being asked Shaild the Pou Hraid pont Mr. Pribeog's story of Guy Binges the

authoritative

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stres the Bight to Mowow of The Mission Pipluusata?

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Some people are sayang than Burger is traitor and that, thereture, anything he says shoul be ignored.

Even the B.B.C.'S "Any Ques programme debated the problem: "Way it imprimieat" ton Hatek citizen to avocate with Guy Burges in Moscow?"

The Post Herald's answer to all these points is simple IT'S NEWS.

It is five years since Burgess and Maclean jeft England. Nearly all that has been so far written about their case has been speculation Only now has one of the two principals involved given his version of what mimally happened in this astonishing affair.

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this form Uni 11 their work

Flyme chunce. they have although we know Gargano con du better Both, by the way.

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wae their last major con. pretakarara before leaving Melbourne, azad it is to be hoped NON that they have profiled by the salutary experience

being of extended by what way sidered only mediocre oppost- tion For, prior to the contest, The men

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BRITAIN'S OLYMPIC BOXER ALL NEWMARKET IS BANKING ON THIS LADY

A new and hitherto unpublished picture of Terry Spinks, the ABA Byweight champion, who is one of Britain's team for the Olympic Gumes next month. He is a member of the West Ham B.C.-Central Press Photo.

'Immediate Ousting' Of Hungarian Vice-Minister

Of Sports

1

Demanded

Vienna, Nov. 1.

was

The immediate removal of the Hungarian Vice- Minister of Sports, Gustav Sebes,

demanded by Hungary's newly re-established Social Democratic Party today, Budapest Radio said.

The broadcast said the Social ; established todny. Ferencvaros. Demeemal of Rome rated them-

Sports Organisation the club of the former Hun- lives only second class; half of forwarded a list of several de- gurian soccer star, Gyula Sarosi, them without International ex- 1 to the goverturient in- will return to its old stadium in perience

broadcast At the best they ex- cluding "immediate ousting" of Velloel Streef, the perti a 3-7 infeat, yet they got Bebex,

Auld, u London

The -5 draw aplast

cjoven, team packed with good invent

green

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recent months,

Ferencvaros in white and

WONDER HORSE MELD WAITS FOR APRIL 5

By TOM FORREST

For Meld, the

The First Lady of Newmarket is anticipating a happy event. mare that no money can buy, is due to produce her first foal around April 5.

Note the date-April the Fifth. What an omen for superstitious seekers of the 1960 Derby winner!

gone

to hut

mated with Niccolo dell'Arça.

At two months she came konie with the mare, but was

be

And what a pointer for the purists in the pedigree of the new arrival! First, consort for the most | sleek racecourse speedster who that eligible young lady in the blood annihilated everything stock world was Nearco-in pre..orossed her path la her triple Ribor days the best racehorse crown of 1955, headed past us al ever to come out of Italy.

Neerco

sire of Danto, Nimbus, Sayajirao, grandsre Never Say Die, and of the greatest stake-winner in world racing history, Aindrican wonder colt Nashun.

of

Meid runaway winner Jasi year of the 3,000 Guineas and Ouks, who delled A day-old coughing attack and an objec- tion to win the St Leger tried and proven the most out- standing illy for half a century

CLASSIC WINNER

No wonder Meld's owner, Lady Zia Wernher, only woman øver to own a triple classic winner, hopes for that Derby win, he only ambition not fulfilled Meld in pERBOIS

by

Dreams na well as ombilions for Lady Wernher bun documen- tary proof of her night vision of Jammry last year.

when she dreamed clearly details of Mold's Guineas and Oaks victories.

She even bought Jockey Harry Car a new set of racing silks for the Ouks, to be sure that her green and yellow colours were es vivici on the day as in the dream.

ismant troi,

just weaned when she was off in

with the other She had apofled a friend!

September Fisher," called | foals, to spend a year at Black- "Hurry up, Lady Wernlier, "She hasn't ¦ hallStud It. Co. Kildare, shared the Wernhers with Lont forgotten what you bring her." by

Astor. And along came the chauffeur, the rusting bag of hard pep-

Meld's perminta

ruling

then Back to Someries, and to the

stable. Boyd-Rochfort passion in 1te.

There is no future for anyone | For two years Mold mapped up

She who offers Meld a carrot,

every honour open to her, but hates them!

disaster followed her St Stud manager Richard Shelley Leger win. told me of the parson friend of Wernher who couldn't peppermints, 50 brought Meld's substance withered, and It was a shadow of the great "I dashed over, atraíd she

retired rucing would choke," said Mr Shelley Someries last autumn.

outsize bullseyes instead.

men

The coughing bug

after alarmingly

mare that

Recovery

Wus

developed

the ruce,

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amuzingly

"But by the time I reached her she hat the first one well crunched up and was looking up, however, and the modesty of the stud manager places tho

for more."

.

True to fon, Meld's long credit fairly and squarely

Meld's placid temperameni,

wongue

chased the last crumbs of the chauffeur's peppermint.

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IMPROMPTU RACES

races

助

and

would

EARLY RACING DAYS

was turnext loose with She galloped her way to fame two other filles, who set off li In her early racing days, with impromptu

round and least a foot of tongue lolling round the paddock. Meld, from the side of her month.

Judyo self-appointed Roughcoated now, untrimmed steward of the meeting,

mano and talk Meld ronin simply trot to the middle of the looss in the Somneris paddock held and stand there watching

They marco, with the other with Lady Wernher rarely see the inside of loose that I paid my first call on Mid Luxes, for Sumeries is a real Cat home-at the Sommerles Stud in Newmarket.

IL Wan

As we endered her paddock, Meld, a rather more mussed-up and matronly Agure Than

the

AUSSIES THREATEN TO QUIT GAMES

By JOHN MONKS

Sebes,

"sporta į playing Hungarian

Australian Thirty dictatur"

athletes for any years, en-striped jerstyr, always had the have threatened To withdraw countered mounting opposition largest number of supporters in from the Olymple Games unlese A Veur ORO I hazarded 11 in Hungarian sports eireles in Hungary, who remained loyal the ban on competitive eveals Tong shot that Jolur Charles

TVOT ufter Ferencvaros wasnt the Olympic Park cinders would fit Lzers Unitesi into the

banned for its "reactionary at- truck in lifted. First Dryfdon

He was replaced as Hungarian titude by the Communists and Emboldened by sueres, I now

soever terima matiger carlier this | renamed "Kinizsi", - United forecast that

your as a result of a temporary another gentle

leelie

world- of Hungary's famus "wonder team".

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gian, Arthur Rowley, will help Leicester City to similar pro- motion.

The prophecy is based on the way he handled England's cur- ront right hair. Ronnie Clay- tet. J Ledeonter's NIX Kowals

of Blackbun Hover: eatures The burly Arthur notched third hat trick" of the season

give him 19 goals already with the 1956-57 campaign only eight

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weeks old. 11 brought als Best class total of goals 10 253, and his post-war League record 1

The is only five goals the League marks-

237

behind

thust 3 w Wayman,

Pith

British athletes are sull bitter over the decisim tal cancela competitions planned for Nov- eraber 3 und November 11. They are indignant, too, over 11 sug- WILKS, McINNES

gestion that they сап гип Hun- & TOLFREY WON'T rast or in the country.

"I will Says Brian Hewson PLAY ON SUNDAY not run ол gruse

ETS The We will run our own

OLD STADIUM

Budapest Rado NAG Hary's once most popular :occer Clubs, Ferencvares and MTK (later Hungariu), would be ru-

Crepello Wins

Dewhurst Stakes

By 3/4 Length

Newmarket, Nov. 1. Sir Victor Sassoon's coli Man since the War, and, Crepell www the £2,310

is now 11 Charlle

Middles sterling Dewhurst Brakes for brough's reserve teini, Rowley | two-your-olds Üye seven fur has a good chance of taking the longs here tudary Czucen lead shortly. He is also chas | Elizabeth's Doutelle

WHO ing Leferler's champion aggre

second and Major Lionel Holl- day's Supreme Counge Rates 274 for Arthur Chandler, who watches Rowley every

Fout ran Je game.

A GREAT RECORD

Rowley's in a great record of consistency, and Fulham must reflect sadly that he has actual- ly scored 231 since they trans- ferred him from Craven Cottage Just ou

over six years ago. Rowley got the goals against

The story that Mr. Driberg has completed will prove absorbing | Blackburn, but the genius be.

to all shades of opinion.

As remarkable as the escape itself are the revelations of the influences which were at work before, during, and after the war in some of the most respected British institutions, including the B.B.C. and the Foreign Office,

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Crepsilo won by Three quarters of a length, with five

between jengths

second and third. Nonsuch wat lant.

to

Oficial belting: Two to one on favourite Crepello, six one Doutelle, nine to two

Su- preme Courage.-Reuter.

Successful Season

|coultion on cinders a; Mel-

Combined Services goalkSeper Wilks, Spr McInnes and L/Cpl. bourne University. Tolfrey will be leaving for thej "Pirk, Brusher, and Chataway United Kingdom LOmNTOW

are here, ton. We will rup the night and will not be playing races among ourselves." for the Combined Services

Chinese against Combined the Victory Shield match Sunday.

63 FEET WITH THE SHOT

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centre of Olympic Park recently with coaches Franz Stampit and Fred Graf,

"nature way" establishment.

Even the two stallone, 23- year-old Precipitation and 18- year-old Perinn Gulf. run free all the time. They are the only

nes in England to do so. Was an

iden

trainer Cedi

This

them.

the

Racing Wa

thing of 24 past for the fabulous Ally. Now she is the potential founder of a line rather than its end product, and 110- rasy-going

nature marks her down is the perfect brood mare.

Plans for Meld's next mating Introduced by

Boyd-Rochfort ure hovering around Never Say Diethe million-dollur HOTDO troos America.

their dis- who was presented to Britain. The kindness of position makes me wonder how

Lemper much of the fery

of other stallions is due to being boxed up in high fences.

Meld was born at the Limes-Clark. tine Stud

Lincolnshire, ka

Dolly Double where her dam

THIRD

Only by sending the greatest of mares to him can this coun- try repay the gift of Never Bey Dle to the National Stud by

Robert American

Sterling

~London Express_Service).

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RACE MEETING

Handicaps For November 10

Handicaps for the first day of the longkong Jockey Club's Third Race Meeting of the season on November 10 are as follows:

FIRST RACE

FIFTH RACE Notting Handicap, Class Waterfall Bay Handleap. (1st)

4. From 134 M. Post: Apple Plo Sec.). Novices Class 3, 6 Pu

Beautiful Lio (107). longs: Another Victory" (144),(146),

Diamond Dahlia The ban was imposed by the Appreciation (156). Char Ting Caesar (142).

Empire Games Organising Committee,

(168), Emerald (162), (140), Five Gold (140), High Australian athletes met in the

Rose (155), Giddup (140), Hall- Hiram C. (158) mark (151). J On Speed (150),

(166) Prince Dublia (153), Misacie

Maytair (152). Tonyber (155), Yin Chi Kentucky Lady (135),

(150), Ping On (143), Potenti (158).

allty (154), Same Again (143).

SETH BACE

(Ind Bridge H Handicap, EIN Handicap. (201 Bridge

Sec.), Class 5, 1 Mile: Bayshore Sec.). Class 6.1 mile: Allied Victory (152), Chinese Mackerel (147), Bengal Lancer (145), Easy

(142), Money

Forward View (147), CHITUS (140), Every Day (135), Fox Hunter (160), Full (140), Glade (150), Hellzapop Abead (144), Fung Chi (109) pin (148). Hurry On (144). How Do I Know (184), Jetfeld (138), Squadron Leader (140), Com (141), Sunstroak (148), Lawrence (147), Never Forget (138), Long Cue (147), Precious Star-glo (181), Thousand Miles Violet Ray (145). (140).

INTO TOP FORM

They say that they will not be able to get into top form with- out competitive running.

"AND WILL NOT BE FIT TO WEAR AUSTRALIAN COLOURS AT THE GAMES."

The meeting decided that cach

Los Angeles, Nov. 1. American athlete Parry beat the world O'Brien today recurd for the Shot Put when he threw 10.25 metres (03 feet 11⁄2 inches) during a last train-

would write to the ing session with the American athlete

Bert team at Los Angeles before it athletes section manager

the serious explaining teaves for the Melbourne Olym-Guyot,

effect of the ban on preparations. pics,France-Presse,

Guyot will collate the points in the letters and make out INCTIOrandum to

the

Comez

hind Leicester's succcm was his wing partner Derek. Hogg, is impossible, I know, to have two "holding" wingers in the Eng- kend team, so long as one of the type, Stanicy Matthews, reigns, Blogg will have to be patient. But, surely, one day he will be ably successful season. In the in

the

was '0-0,

Tinsley

before the Games.

for a month

SECOND RACE

Kick

EIGHTH RACE Obellak_ Handicap, Claus:

· FOURTH RAGE.

4. From 2 M. Post: Anna 145, Hongkong St. Lee, 1950 Beautiful Phorale (154), Bright Poples

Balkan Bay (147), Crackerjack (140), 14 Miller Monarch (14), Bluegrass (147), Fenchurch... (154), Flekkmaster, Burning Arrov (147), Easy Win (146) Flouring Wheel (149), (147), Hongkong

(158) Diamond Huntington

Kylmon (147), Norse King (147), Sincere- | (146), Marcos (108), Old Tyro ly Yours (147).

(147), Supreme Command (154).

SEVENTH RACE THIRD RACE

West Bay Handicap, Clase 0. Waterfall Bay Handicap, (2nd 14 Milles: Eagle King 155, En- a gec-),

Class - G, G Furlongs: core

(151), Fleetfoot (150), Cover Gin (149), Firestone Free

(145) Gallant POOR MARKSMEN officials covering the protests, (104), Kentucky Lad (105), Knight (151), Hah Noon (148), Mineola The Organising Committee say Midget (158)

Perfectibility Lake Buccess. (155), It is wald all footballers

will not tolerate they

Precious "Little (105),

Mine (188). (140), Octanie Sky (152), Say should be able to score from

games all over the place." Santa Claus (150), Sen Raider When (150). the twelve yards spot, but

All teams and competitors (135). Spinning Wheel (1591, penalties are frequently being The Royal Ordnance Factory missed, In the match between must have an equal opportunity Vendetta (145).

it is a strict rule for training Sports Club and at Nottinghara has a foolbail Travellers team that is having a remark Crookes Working Men's Club ai no meeting in the Olympic

(Sheffield) Park can be held The Post-Herald has n sympathy with the activities of Guy England's permanent outside- Notis Amateur Leaguo they Charity Cup four penalties were The protests of the athletes Burgess or Donald Maclean.

left. Ho lootes and runs like the | have Won all their eight missed! Three by Crookes, one will be passed to Australian team Binckpool maestro

the manager Bill Uren, and takes matches and have scored 66 by the Travellers and The Post-Herald has no sympathy with the politics of Mr. the bull right up to the oppos goals without having u goal final score, not surprisingly,

-(London Express Service),

(COPYRIGHT) ing full-back just like Stanley | scored against themi Dribery.

before beating him on the out- side. He can dribble with per

feet ball control, and his party piece la to wriggle his WBY through to the back line

und then pull the ball back with that inside-forwards centres dreams

OL Blackburn had the excuse of having Crossan Injured and on the wing all second half, but they were a well benion side before then. Just a word, about the overruning of Clayton by Rowley, Ronnlo had tide up- port from the full-back behind him, and had the thankless torkt of having to look after both Howley and Hogg, In the International eleven i

But the Pod-Herald fully agrees with Mr. George Scott, editor of the Right Wing weekly review Truth, who said on the "Any Questions?" programine: "As a journalist he [Mr. Driberg] has nothing but my envy for the story he has gained in Moscow, and I believe in it not just as a newspaper story, a scoop, or something like that, but something of the utmost value to us all."

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That explains precisely why the Post-Herald is enthusiadic about the Burgess story. The completed story will total some 40,000 words. Each fact has been checked wherever possible against the record. Each revelation is being compared with previously known history.

The final result, first instalment of which the Post-Herald will proudly publish beat Sunday, will be-NEWS.

Make sure of your "Post-Herald" different va urrounded by

Next Sunday

perkracht players,`, and he thon has time to vizy "bli natural constructive game. THE be could not do in the dage of the

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