1957-12-19 — Page 7

THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1957.

MICKEY MANTLE BEATEN AGAIN

Just The News That Every Manager Longs To Hear

By JAMES CONNOLLY

London.

Only two months after joining the club, Derek Dougan, Portsmouth's 19-year-old centre forward, has told manager Eddie Lever that he wants to forget his plans to become an

concentrate electrical engineer and football. Just the news that every manager longs to hear, yet Lever has told the boy to think it over and consider qualifying at night school.

on

So history repeat itself at they might sten to the right Elre International Fration. When Lever arrived bid for

at Portsmouth from the north-George Cummins, east in 1820 he almed to com- buy from Everton bine

with go teaching career football,

Then he decided on football only, but munaker Jack Tinn insisted that he went through a lenchers' training collège.

Dougan, a favourite for centre forward in Ireland's World Cup tcom agelist Italy next month. told me, "Full-time training has given me ambition and an edge to my game."

First Option

If ever Toni Marchi decides

to leave Italy, Spurs will get

first option to sign tum again. They insisted on a secret clause

to this effect when Marchi was

sold to Lanerossi this year.

His move, by the way, brought £40,000 eleor to Spurs and £7,000 to March!.

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Southampton manager Hates just season signed on the entire Southampton boys' tean, who were Joint holders of the English schools' trophy.

To boost Junior interest in

the club, director John Barber allowed the Saints to build sover ground near his country house at Sownhams Park.

@ £12,000 four years

one

Newcastle have an £18,000 new players, but they budget for

won't splash it on man. Barnsley found this out when they asked £18,000 for Matcom Graham.

—(Lundan Express Service).

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Wallabies Beaten In The 13th Match Of Their Tour

Western Counties Make History

Bristol, Dec. 18.

The Australian Rugby Union team, playing the 13th match of their tour, were beaten 9-8 by Western Counties in a thrilling game here today.

It was the first time in history that Western Counties, comprising players from Gloucestershire They and Somerset, had defeated a touring side. deserved to win because their forwards were liveller and their backs more enterprising.

Close And Solid Play

Western Counties, who led 6-3 at half time, scored two tries and a penalty goal to a goal and a penalty by the Australians, who concentrated on close and solid forward play.

The Wallabies, who play their first international against Wales on January 4, have now been beaten five times and have won seven games, with one drawn.

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Ted Williams Scores In Fielding Department

Chicago, Dec. 10. Ted Williams beat Mickey Mantle again today in the

fielding department, of all places. Williams wound up the 1957 season with a .995 defensive average, committing only one error in 218 total chances, according to official American League feld- ing averages released by the Howe News Bureau, while Mantle had a .979 mark, with seven errors in 387 chances.

Only two regular AL out- gelding Aelders posted belter

They averages than Williams. were Charlie Maxwell" of Detroit with a .007 mark and Al Pilarelic of Baltimore with 900.

Vie Power of Kansas Cly, who generally uses only one hand grabbing his Infielder's throws, Lopped all the first basemen in the efreuit with a 998 average. He made only two errors in 113 games.

Bill Gardner of Ballimore cogod Nelile Fox of Chicago at second base by one point, Gard- net averaged 987 and Fox .988.

of

A Bigger Margin

the they compiled to lead League In 1950, Baltimore finished second with 981 and the Yankees and Tigers lied for third place with 380 each.

The Yankees led in double plays with 183, while Cleveland committed the most errors, 153.

Dodgers May Use The Rose Bowl

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At shortstop, Joe Demnestri of Kuncas clty had a blyger

Los Angeles. GH margin over runner-up

The Los Angeles Dodgers to- of the McDougald

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closer Clly noved a step

Pasadena's Demaestri compiled an average possible use of

of .900

compared with world-famous Rose Bowl as McDougald's 070. Frank Mal- temporary home until they can

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baseball zone of the Red Sox led the build third

basemen with a 054 stadia. figure.

The board of directors of the Yogi Berra of the Yankees neighbouring City voted 6-1 was the defensive standout Jate yesterday to authorise their Manger to enter into among the catchers with a .005 City

with the Dodgers average while teammate Bobby negotiations Shantz hundled more chances possible use of the Stadium. than any other plicher, 72, and Dodger spokesman, Arthur that "The Los wound up the leader at his Patterson sald

are pleased position with a .380 average. Angeles Dodgers

For the second straight year, with the action of the Pasadena the Chicago While Sex were board of directors in extending

the team fielding leaders with the hospitality of their

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that was .982 mark:

three Bowl," points higher than the figure

HOME RUGBY

London, Dec. 18: Regults ini today's Rugby Union matches were:

Australian Teor Western Counties 9 tralians 8.

County Championship Hampshire 3 Surrey 21,

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He sald Dodger President Walter O Malley would meet Pasadena City Manager Don C. McMillan to "arrange the procedure of negotiations,"

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Pallerson pointed out that for use on a temporary basis, "The Rose Bowl is well suited to Aus-traditional Major League stan-

dards."

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