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STANLEY MATTHEWS Says

BILLY LIDDELL IS THE STAR MAKER

DILLY LIDDELL,

BU

Scot,

that black-haired hummering

Was

his way down the left wing and spreading con- fusion among interna

tional defences a back as 1940.

far

Now, 11 years later, he is still a menaço 'to opposing teams-bit is a new Liddell,

At 35, and as a centre- forward, Billy' is a man with mission to guide Liverpool back to The First Division.

Liverpool think they can do it this season, and Billy has dedicated himself to the task.

He has just won a great fight against in- jury. Dotermined to get 100 per cent fit, he went to the ground twice a day for treatment for a pulled leg muscle.

He will need that keenness in the terrifie job ahead. He has not only to score match. winning goals, but he has to conx his young Liverpool team to star

dom.

He is the ideal man for the job. Listen to Liverpool chairman Tom Williams:-

"We couldn't ask for a better leader. He is the perfect example to our young players-and how they look up to him! You get his 'type only once is a lifetime.

"When we won the League championship in 1947 Billy, a Legiótaller, would not dring out of the cup because it was

No "Change Of Programme For 1960 Games

Rome, Oct. 7.

Mr Avery Brundage, Prest- dent of the International Olym- pic Committee, condmed here today that the programme for

1960

Alled with champagne. Those are principles u lave to admire In day man,"

How right you are, Tom, and those Liver pool youngsters have a jot to thank their cap tain for Take ALAN A'COURT, now on the brink of international football. He owes much of his success to Liddell. Thoir Inquest The two used to get together for a private inquest after match. Billy would point. out the mistakes "and" ho. W to Improve A'Court's left-wing play.

Chairman

Willams

overy

rutes 10-year-old Inside feft JIMMY MELIA future international who owes plenty to BY Liddell's coaching. He la making Mella a polished player, who strokes the ball instead of smacking i wildly,

great

Billy in general, with a quick- thinking football brain, the ability to weigh up any situation in a

Bash, and take advantage of every slip by opponents.

Liverpool say he is playing better than ever. Summer tennis has speeded him up. He has found that extra yard that all we over-30% so badly need.

And don't get the idea that at centre forward he is only a one-footed player, I have seen him smack home some beny tiful goals

with that right foot.

THE CHINA MAIE, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1937.

ASIAN FLU WILL HAVE A BIG SAY IN ENGLISH LEAGUE FOOTBALL LAP RECORD

Club Dressing Rooms

Look Very

Much Like

Hospital Ante-Rooms

Says

TOM

FINNEY

Na anu stems to know where this Hittle u bug has come from. But whether it's from Asia, Africa or just one of the home-grown variety, there is not the lightest doubt that this little fellow is going to have a mighty big say in the destination of our football honours this season.

Walk into any League club's dressing-room and it's just like the pute-room of a hospital. The Loya aro gargling or taking other anti-flu measures. Some of the This makes them look like invalids, but players have been sent home to rest.

can you blame clubs for taking these precautions?

I can never remember any-, 'fhu it was at least two to threa thing this in my playing weeks before the players p4) experience und from talks with begun to throw off the effects.

A: chans ke Stan Matthews and Billy Wright they can't either. Just look what has happened to clubs which have been affected by itu.

I know this to be true. Preston one or two of our play- ers have had mild attacks. One of them was Derek Meyers. Ho played against Chelsea after he The champlons, Manchester, had recovered but he confested United, with Byrne, Colman, to me that at one stage of the Viallet and Whelan with game his log telte Jolly. for he ', 'pated 3-1 at Wolves. No Derek, must be toughi

เป throw off the One Acests they would have managed

Wolves on effects as the game wore on. tumed the mighty their own pitch even with their

why wonder now Can you refalur side available. But you

ill- just can't put four reserves

Hu Spainst Billy Wright and his boys and i hope to get away With the points.

The has been hovering over Old Trafford for a few weeks and as

England's Hancur site have lost three of their last four League matches can you wonder that their fans teel that the 'du germ | Jeopardidiny their team's

chances at refaining the title

Unlucky Liverpool

1a

negy

footballers are taking this This so seriously? could enslly disrupt the best laid plans of teams and at the gute season I'm End of the several of them will be rooaning at their bad tuck in having the na outbreak in September” and October.

Merseyside has some of the most staunch football fans in the country. So it is particular- ly pleasing to see Liverpool and Everton shaping so well in these early weeks of the season.

Liverpool, one of the hot tips

I hope in a future article to for promotion, were even u deal with this football revival Juskler. When Phil

Taylor on Merseyside, but in the their team manager: gathered meantime let me draw your ull his ft men together last attention to Chelsea who, liko Everton, arg Liverpool and |wberg be found he had only 13

and two or there are in the causing a bit of a stir in soccer

circles. Services.

All credit to Liverpool that they

their fülled

Lough

iture at Charlton. But with what result? Liverpool crashed

New Blood

I was rather staggered when

51 and bear in mind that Preston played Chelsea to dis-

G.G.D. Carter Wins Shek 0 Championship

For the fourth timo sinca tho war G. C. D. Cartor won the Championship of the Shck O Country Club with a scoro of 137 (66 & 11). H. D. M. Barton was the runnor up with 144 (73 & 71).

On handicap the winner was G.T. Harden (13) with rounds of 33 & 77, giving a nett total of 134, and the prizes of a dozen 'Dunlop' golf balls for the best nelt am. & p.m. rends went to H. Cleland (10) nett 07, and F.C.B. Black (8) nett 63.

The full list of scores in the Championship were:

G.C.D. Carter (Ser) H.DM, Barton (8) G.C.S. Turner (0) F. de Jong (9) L.C. Kemp (0)

Cross Nelt.

137 146

153

154

H. Cleland (10)

W.c. Janney (01

FCB. Block (0) JF. Shoemaker (6) H.B. Neve (8)

One-Nil Win Charlion, like Liverpool, are a cover that only three of their AR. Kennedy (1)

For Indian Soccer Team

France-Presse.

Siflett Mr G.T. Hardens (13) strong fancy for promotion. The side-Matthews,

Sir John Kinloch (11) result of this game could easily Saunders--were in their team W. Stoker (5) be felt next April when the final in the corresponding ixture Jast Di Pace (10)

season. All the rest are new reckoning takes place.

blood.

we

I think their manager, Ted

need.

Dickson Leuch (7) ILG.L. DEphane (8) 8.9. Gordon (7) 2 3. Pole Hunt (11) 1.P. Moodle (10)

players WS. Vaughan (8)

casy, NF. Fox (1) First. Wilson

KM. Campheit (1) D. White (13)

D. Geis (10)

A.D. Desserter (10)

Hackney (14)

time

A.B. Honningsen (10)

krep

A.K. Murray (15)

them

LHC. Thamsan (12)

W. Cowden (13)

NJ, Booler (10)

N.A. Corman' (10)

PP. Classy fill

particularly im-

IH. Kendal⋅ (20)

140

Tony Brooks driving the Cooper which broke the lap record at 102 mph

at Silverstone in a triak before the International Daily Express Trophy. Racem

Express Photo.

Fulham Aim For Harry

Hooper

If The Price Is Not Too High To Pay In Cash

By JAMES CONNOLLY

London.

General manager Frank Osborne will make a special trip to Melineux to bid for the former West Ham filer as soon as he knows Wolves are willing to deal. Hooper, now Injured, has been kept out of the Wolves League side by former wing half Norman Deeley. He cost Wolves £25,000 from West Ham in March last year.

!

Fulham want Harry Hooper, the Wolves and England "B" right winger.

"I think Hooper is one of the Broome, were denied by both best outside-rights in the coun-when I spoke to them.

140 "He would be a crowd puller at Crayon Coltage, and the Ideal

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try," Frank Osborne' told rue. That's the first I've heard of it," Lawton sald. "I am per- feetly happy here and there has beer no question of moving," axald Broome.

partner for Johnny Haynes."

Fulham would profer straight cash deal if the price is

not too high, but Wolves, I Pay Off Line

they decide to part with Hooper,

usual

5:8 High Jump

By Chinese Girl

142 may ask for a player exchange.

the All the signs of with either left-winger Trevor transfer request when Roof- Chamberlain or centre-forward keeper Norman Uprichard walk-Cheng Roy Dwight leaving Fulham as fed into Eddle Lever's office at

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In addition, this seuson, have seen that Shemeld Wednes. Drake, deserves high praise for 11. Fred (14) day, Everton, Raleriam and so many young

It

not Gateshead have been so hard lile these, Rangoon, Oct. 7.

let's face A visiting Indian Association bit by liness that they have had for,

football is a Division

great Football XI defeated the Burma to poltpone their games,

young man. Armed Services team three

Now don't get me wrong. I'm ordeal for any goals to two after leading 1-6 not complaining about this, Where a side introduces a lot of The

Rome Olymples at half time here today.

because

like ordinary young players at the same

side, it needs a firm hand would remain unchanged.

Injuries, can affect any. This was the Urst of three Neither do I say there should be them together and give Mr Brundage said he was | geodvy!!! matches the Indien a complete suspension of the confidence they so badly

is satisfied with the hullding pro- tem is playing in Burro 4xtures uuniit this 'flu scare

I must say the Chelsea for over. We must keep faith with the gramme - under way for

the football fans, and it in only ward. line Olympje sites and hoped that

right that games should go on pressed me. This was the first

C. Smith Wright. (12)) the building of

I an Olymple

had actually. seon D.W. Skinner (13) ... unless thera is absolutely no time

GT. Tagg (14), Village would start nu soon as

London's latest soccer censation, hope of a glub raising 'n' foani.

A.M. Buchanan (12) possible-France-Presse.

Nevertheless, many managers Jimmy Greaves, in match play. are wortled by the flu because At 17 ha shows that he is a Following the Championship, Wan-

Its effects may last well into the great ball player in the Tonany Mrs R. H. Fox was asked to a club Harmer mould with # great present with their polzes the inside-forward wagon and in that time

winners and also the winners of part, even though in the second during the summer season,

Jimmy certainly leaks the the various competitions hold

half he didn't get many kicks at the ball. "Preston's FraAK O'Farrell Sw to that. This

Nationality Surprise

When Wolverlumpton derers alyned

'Keeper Turns Scorer Bubly Allen on professional on lose a lot of points they variety of tricks.

forms from a junlur Welsh side would, in normal circumstances, they took it for granted that he have picked up. thable to play in toat for halfed from the Valleys. 115 Penistone Church FC in the played so well in their neseTVCa After Effects Stiefeld Amateur League be that he was pencilled in as à cause of n Injured hand potential Welsh Internetcal Philip Moore turned out for the in years to come. Surprise for Intermediate Under 13 League Manager Stan Cults when side al centre-forward and Allen told him he was born in scored eight of his side's goals: Belfast, No trace of an recent in un 18-0 victory.

Welsh it anything.

the

Ar Eric Taylor, Sheffield was no disgrace for Greaves, Wednesday manager, and Mr because very few inside for

words get away from Andy Smalles, manager cf

of Irishman. Rotherham United, have already tenacious tackling pointed out that when their O'Farrell. clubs were gravely hit by the

CARTER TRAINS TO MEET TOWEEL

Groat Promiso Another Chelsea lad who took my eye was Peter Bra- brook on the right wing. Tall and fast, he looks a player of great promise, bubbling" with ideas on progressive wing play.

a.n. Turville

part of the bargain.

Molineux could become the

centre of the transfer market in

Stoko are

the next few days.

Birmingham and

both in for Dennis

have

Portsmouth and said: "Second

emin

football isn't much good 10 me, bosg..."

London, Oqt. 7. Fong yung 20, China's woman High Jump Champion, today cleared 1.73 metres (5 feet 8-Ins),

1s 1.70

But the pay-off line was dir-,

The world record Wilshawerent and Uprichard continued; matres (5 feet 9 inches), held

prlou £13,080 several clubs for centre- inquirest forward Joe Bonson and Leyton no retum Orlent last week watched wing-

half Ron, Howells."

Floyd Patterson

Offered £50,000 To Defend Title In London

•

want to warn everyone that by Mildred McDaniel (United I am going to fight my way back | Sinted).

In reporting this, the New to the first team"

In-form

Uprichard is re- Chillia News Acehey cald ahe "spring setiapTM garded by his recall to the Irish wore ladies' Icam. Odds are that he will miced shoes with an inch thick She, asked for the bar to Harry Johnston has had three coon depose young Alan Barnett sole.

ba ruiséa to 1,77 matres in a bid. In the Pompey

Boal,

fo set a new world record," but public schoolboys playing as

fntled in thror attempts, amateurs at Randing at hopes football

Back to his office at Stoico, The clearance won Cheng that they will make their careers às professional the other week comes manager Feng-yung' the high lump, avant

Left-winger · Tony

the of the wensen's ́ ́Pentathlon at Williams Frank Taylor, to silence |(17) and centre-forward Chris whisperers who hinted that he the Nglobál Athletic' Cham- Styles (16) are at Malvern would never be strong enough" plonshipa in Nanking, and beat | College, and right-winger David to work in football again. her own Chinese record by ch

Loader (18), an old Malvern After an absence, through | centimetre-Reuter Boy, I now studying account-thrombosis, of nearly SIX

chey,

Club Bossos

•

moniis, Frank returns to a very. happy state of affairs.

Stoke are well up with the Second Division leaders and

A row la brewing in Italy four youngsters who were IC- where Italian soccer managers serves when he was taken are kicking against the im are pow established On- portation of club bosses from teamers And the stand-in who

did so well? Couch Tony Wiki dington is happy too. As a "well done" gesture he has been appointed assistant manager,

abroad.

A

London, Oct. 7.

Lawyer Carlo Masera, spokes Boxing prentoter Jock Solo-

man for managers on the Italian Tindall is another Chelsea for-mons has offered Floyd Patter League Council, complains that warch who should go u long US World Heavyweight auch appoititmerts A9 Jairo way. Hu is a very speedy Boxing Champion £50,000 to Carver (Internazionale), Ale player and, ie the whole defend his world crown in Stock (Roma), and Bill Dodgin Good clubman bouquet to Chelsea forward inc. is very London next Jung, it was ad- (Sampdoria) discredits Italian Andy Davidsen (28), the dangerous,

nounced here today. Perlinps the one weakness in the Choira eidé is in defence, This is the highçst purto ever where Preston" at all ́events] offered in Britain." were able to find openings,

I have heard a lot about. Ted Patterson's opponent would Drake's duckings and I think bo Britain's Dick Richardson on We will be hearing a lot more condition that ichorison boats about them. I am not sug America's Willie Pastrana, rank- gesting they pre going to win ed Number Three in the World Any honours just yet, but In Heavyweight ratings, In their the future they certainly.could, non-ttle fight here on October

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22-France-Presse.

THE GAMBOLS

BR="MYE, DARLING. I'VE

BAD NEWG FOR YOU man DONT de UPSET

HAVE TO GO TO A CONVENTION. ER ALONA

Hull thanagers, puts them out of utility defonder. work and that the "foreigners" During the past five seasons | aren't qualified anyway."

he has played almost every the full defonie, Before they become manager position in talians must graudule through a Three times he broke his leg pecin course at Florence, The but he always came back. English manager's rulesed it.

Freddy Brown To Captain MCC Side On Short Tour

London, Oct. 7. Freddie Brown is to captain an MCC team which in to musko a chort tour of Kenya, Uganda and Tanganyika this winter.

An all-amateur side of 12 players will leave London air- port on December 28 and re- turn on January 21.

Soma 14 matches will be

mostly in Kenya, When manager Bob Brockle-played, bank htt + centre-forward which originated the idea and problem he turned to Davidson, offered to pay all expenses. dis-had Rumours of back-roomy

MCC thought it a good idea the

lad piny-anywhere

to take in Uganda and Tin- cord at Meadow Lane betweep seems to be the answer..

ganyika at the dame Ume -London Kayne Scroleak, Notte County manager Tommy

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France-Presse. Lawton and his assistant, Frank

By Barry Appleby

A WHOLE WEEK ON MY TOWN - JUST 12 PLEASE MYSELF, HOW WONDERFUL

WHAT'S BO_WONDERFUL

WISE BUSINESSMEN

A muncio pulsen on the left arm or Apterlcan boxer Jimmy Carter as he remorselessly pounds of a punchball in Tobi rymauslum at Bermondsey,

London.

Carter, who has held the World Lightweight uijs three times, is train- ing to meal the British. Beinden Chumpin, willle Tommel, of Bonth Africa, ut London Royal Albert" Hai on Delober

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