1957-08-29 — Page 7

THE CHINA MAIL,

STUNTS AND TRICK

RIDING

A member of the Army Mechanical Transport School rides at full throttle over a board held by another member of the team at a tattoo at White City, London on August 13. In the hands of these experts, motor cycles perform the near impossible and their stunts and trick riding demonstrate perfect control

Land_manoeuvrability.

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MANDRAKE THE MAGICIAN

HOW IN BLAZES

DID MANDRAKI:

GET PAST YOU?

'BLAZES' IS

RIGHT? I DON'T"

KNOW, BUT HE WON'T GET BAR.

FERDINAND

NANCY

THESE ARE AUNT FRITZI'S BOOKS ON HOUSEKEEPING

JOHNNY HAZARD

WELL...

SPEAK UP!

WE HAVE TO FIND PROG KORR, BUT

HOW?

THEY'RE ALL ABOUT HOW TO TAKE CARE

OF THE HOUSE

BE SPECIFIC

fly

CATHAY PACIFIC

FOUR ENGINE RELIABILITY

I GUESS WE'LL HAVE TO QUESTION ONE OF THESE CHARACTERS BEFORE THEIR POLICE FIND US,

AUNT FRITZ!-- AS LONG AS THESE BOOKS ARE ABOUT HOUSEWORK-**

ZANIM BUSHMASIN

SPEAKING BROKENLY BUT CONCISELY, LI'L NEE-MAI DESCRIBES THE PLIGHT OF JOHNNY AND THE OTHERS AND PIN-POINTS THE LOCATION OF THE MISSING A-PLANE ON THE TERRAIN MAPI

THURSDAY, AUGUST 29,, 1957.

Manchester United Beat Everton

London, Aug. 28. Manchester United,. English League Fotball Champions for the past two reasons, are soon into their winning stride' again. Having won their first match 13-0 on Saturday, they earned Ed more points tonight by Leating Everton 3-0.

Wolverhampton and Ports- mouth were in good scoring forin. Wolves crashed in six goals against Bolton's one, and Portsmouth trounce Tottenham Hotspur 5-1. Peter Harris, Eng- land Bight winger, scored a hat- trick for Portsmouth,

Another hat trick was scored by Inn McNeill, side-right who helped Leicester, newly preincted to the First Division, to beat Sunderland 4-1,

hot

Southend are setting pace in Division Three South, scoring Ave against Norwich

to bring their goal tally to ten from two games.

Chelsea

THE RESULTS

League One

Sister City

Manchester U.

* ForTSI

Pottmach)

Whampion R.

Manchester C. Sunderland Everton

CONTINUING THE BILLY WRIGHT STORY

Enforced Holiday In

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In Blackpool

Worked The Trick In Bringing

Back His Old Form

By TREVOR HILTON

At the Colley's home Billy is surrounded by mementoes and souvenirs from all over the place, while Mrs Colley is the proud possessor of the ball with which the Wolves won the Cup.

But there is nothing to recall what Billy describes as the blackest hours of his career. Suddenly and unaccountably he lost his form, and the harder he tried the worse he became. Then came the blow of being dropped from the England team and Billy's disappointment was almost greater than his worry about his form.

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team.

to

service

On top of that came Jome- | classical music, which includes And I know that if he can be a blow to the game ay a thing even more depressing. I complete set of La Bohene pass on this knowledge to the whole f seemed that he was in imminent presented to him by the Tallanlods, he will feel that he is should be restricted solely

his skill and ability danger of losing his place in

putting something back into one club. the Wolves team; it was obvious

the game which has given him Ja everyone that Billy waj

Bu football is still his e

so much, and in this way show No, the country needs him striving

desperately to get out and recently there have

been gratitude and mike same and I have no doubt that he 1 Elmingham C. of this bad patch and or suggestions that he is burning repayment.

can give even greater Tham Hotspur obvious that he

hiselt out and won't he able making

as a national cench then he has absolutely no headway.

to maintain his enthusiasm and Personally, I hope and believe given as captain-and there con capacity for work much longer. that when he does retire, he be no higher assessment of his

will be snapped up by the value than that, By treat these suggestions Football Association and on their merlis end says, "I have appointed

For the thing that Billy chief coach no thought

and would stress is team spiri of giving up the assistant manager to game while I still enjoy it. Winterbottom.

Walter which he is a.fanatles believer.

bellever, um cons ever and I still enjoy every bit of it."

Fulton Widt

League Two

D'eater Rovers Leyton Orient Ipswich Town Liverpool Adsbrough 2 Rotherham U

I

0

Then one day manager Ston Cullis called him into the office eld T. and said. "Billy, Fre booked you up for a holiday in Blackpool.

Now to and gel up there and have a good time and above all forgel all about football. One last thing, don't come back until you're ready."

League Three (South)

Brighton II. At 2 Bournemoulti Crysis Palace Millwall Southampton 4 Walanil Southend U. 5 Norwich City Torquay United 3 Outagam

League Three (North)

Cheater Rach

Wrexham

3

Crowe Alex.

Aton Slaney

2 Giesterfield

Scottish Leaguɔ Cup

Aberdeen

2 Falkirk

Albion Rovers

Arbroath

1 Hautori Acad. St Johnstone

Brechin City 7 Cowdenbeath

Cindee United

Dunfermline A. 3

Hibern

Kilmarnock

Morton

Motherwell

Queen's Park

Raith Rovera

Rankels Stericusmuir Stranraer

Irish League

Coleraine

Linfield Portadown

Fast Fite

Dumbarton

Ayr United

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Airdrieonlang

1

Dundee

3 Turd Lanark

V Heart

461 Mirren

3

o Partick Thistle

4 Surling Albion 0

⇓ Clyde

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Ulster Cup

4 Crusader

2

So

Billy

HIS SPARE TIME

as

TACTICAL TALKS

no

reputation, up by time, belief in cach and character-other's capabliitles, being to-

as well-and that Includes

To me it would be a iragegy Socially as well as in TOKA rud general

tac-icul

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HIGHLY REGARDED "I think that is the secret of 1 know that Billy is highly football. So long

This is something that you regarded AL honally enjoy each

Lancaster maich, not only

Gate, money can ever buy, and Billy as a player, but as a knows that it can only be built went to Black-ben you know It is because man.. With his pool. At first it wasn't easy you are at enough to do all you lamperament to relax, but gradually the west to do and realise you are. what a wonderful inspiration gether as much as possible, not attractions pnu friendliness doing it well.

It is when the he would be to all the young only in training but off the field 2 offered by Blackpool did the game becomes hard and when footballers in the country!

trick, and Billy returned to the effort begins to seem too Wolverhampton a new man.... big to make

that you must ter more accurately the old Dilly think of giving it up."

it is unique talents were not

alscussions, Wright,

used on the widest possible And Billy's love of the game national reale. 1 have absolute-

of course, He was back to his best and burns as brightly as when ly no doubly that he will get firm believer in the polley of

Bilty a niso, he first went to Molineux. once more the obvious choice as

It breathtaking offers from the England Under-23 teams, and captain of England. So Black-is typical of this young man-Continent, where he is revered England B

teams; a pool can

policy claim Its share in for, believe me, he is still very and respec'ed both as

which despite the crites who Both helping the career of England's two regrets are that both his that

young heart-that his only and as captain, Yet I belleve opposed the original for-teeng 6rst gentleman of soccer.

Billy would say “No” own mother and Mr Colley died any such effer-no matter how Uned to

conception, is obviously dez. produce the team. before he played his first game tempting-because his heart is which will put us back on top for England. And one of his in English soccer; money offers of the world. Today Billy is more phlioco-chief ambillons is to see his will never be his primary con- phical. In his spare time he

young brother Lawrence follow sideration, for Blity is com- An ideal plan would be in his footsteps as captain relaxes by weaving rugs and

of fortably off-thonks once again. give Billy complete charge of listening to his collecilon

England.

to Major Buckley. of

the Under-23 Alde and mould Over 300 records of modern and

the teams cleng the linos which Even during Wolves Cup run For when Blliy first went to his experience knows to be Billy would go over to Molineux the Major insisted right; steer them along and on Ironbridge and go out with that he put aside is proportion until inevitably they will Lawrence, then aged 11, and of his wages every week and became the full International his pals and join in their games Billy has never got out of the ride under his guidance. A on the local slagheaps.

Over the His habit.

years this team who, although drawn from enthusiasm for coaching and habit-let alone benefits and many different clubs, would support leek like bearing fruit other suns he has received have played together so much fr alt de left-helf Lawren must amount to a considerable and so often, that they, would hat played for the

Sun. If England

only more of our instinedyely knew what to do, National Association of Boys Players wero ns thrifty, there where to go, where to be and would not be so many who fall when to do I 05 the en hard times when they Anish Hungarians did In their growt their careers,

days. Consequently, money wll not to do it... with success

And Billy Wright is the man To many people it may seem be Billy's chict consideration. stage that Blly is still a Undoubtedly Wolves will want

certainty. bachelor and despite many to keep him with them, but opportunities has friends. Almost certainly when Billy's heart is, I feel it would national appearances.

El although Molineux is where sets up a new record of inter He ges to the pictures it is elther with Mrs Colley or Arthur Celley, and yet Billy stængly denies he is a woman- hater,

3 Bangar Ardo

--fleuter.

By Leo Falk and Phil Davis

WHY ARE THEY ALL

DRESSED IN

COSTUMES?

NATIONAL CHESS WEEK IN GAMBITA. BEFORE WE FIND KORR,

WE MUST LEAR

MORE ABOUT RIIS!

By Mik

By Ernie Bushmiller

I THOUGHT OF A PERFECT SET OF

BOOKENDS

By Frank Robbins

AND AT NEE-HAI'S URGING, MAJOR TREVOR ALLEM'S POG-TAG IS BROUGHT IN TO CORROBORATE HIS STORY!

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STILL A BACHELOR

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and

"To teli the truth, (although it may Secm WR- callant he will tell you, I really haven't had any time for courting."

He' points out that his life is dedicated to football-and that {decan't mean merely training end ninety minutes playing on a Salurday. If he accepted all the invitations he gets fromh referees' societies, youth clubs, minor organisations and others every hour of every day would be taken up with football.

As

It is he has to tura downt many of them regretfully but evch so he averages at least three evenings o week Дуду from home on soccer. And as he points out, how many girl friends would be content to put up with that sort of life,

Perhaps, when Billy's active playing days are over, lic will

start to think in. icrms of marriage. If not only for him self but also for his country, H would be fine to have another Billy Wright coming along in a few years time; although, oddly cough, it is a strange fact that the sons who follow in the Roccor footsteps of foreve

fathers are very few, and, all jeo frequently, even those who to are an exception if they even equal the skill of their fathore,

One thing is certe. When Billy does stop playing, he will stay in the game in same capacity, Personally, I don't think

the managerial -side particularly nppeals to him, although undoubtedly he

will receive some offere which will be very difficult to turn down. No. Dilly's hourt and intent are in passing on his knowledge to youngsters Few people can match his experience and knowledge of football all over the world and fa so many different ecadillone and against so many varled Lypes of opponents; and since Dilly always expects to learn some thing, from every match End never forgets what he has learned, his soccer knowledge-1 unturpassed.

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