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THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1988.
ENGLISH CUP SOCCER BEGINS NOVEMBER 15 FRENCH
80 League And Non-League
Teams Will Fight Out The First Round Proper
London, Nov. 3.
Forty-eight English League third and fourth division clubs and 32 non-League clubs will fight out the first round propor of the Football Association Cup competition on November 15.
At least seven non-League clubs will reach the second round
as they oppose each other.
Last season's "giant killers," Darlington, who knocked out first diyision Chelses on the way to the fifth round, will do well to evok defeat of the Brat al test this time. Dartington,
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16
In
lower half of the fearth daviclem, have to travel to Wiesbuuana, who are tinbeaten
their own grand in the thin division.
in tavision tour and Bury are thway down the table in the third division,
the
Amateur Woking.
Cup holders, vist Southampton, who, ing fourth i tviston two ahontd with casily enough
Peterborough United, one of The 1 Constaton FA Cup andes among the non-Lengwers,
hould agada
ke progress. They are at tume to Ketering
One Of The Best, mother non-League club,
One of the last matches at the round is at Huy, where Biose fine Cup fighters, York, are the
visitors.
In the last four Years Yopic have reached the semi-anals unce and the fourth round twier At the moment York are fourth
Peter May Fit For MCC's Next Match
Adelaide, Nov. 3 England's captain, Peter May, had a full-scale work-out in the nets to test his injured katee this orning and afterwards, re- ported that he was t
The Lenm Monker, Mr Freddie Brown, said that May would be available for selection. for the tearn to play Victoria in Melbourne on Friday
Three of the MCC party ol engaged in the recent match.
Peter Godfrey Evans,
Lauder
The Draw
The JAW for the English Football Association Cup first Toilet proper, to be played un November 15, was made today as follows:
Il
Doncaster Rovers v. Consett. Flisty v Yurk City. Heanor or Scarboru v.
11uchiu T. or Woodford T. v. Millwall,
Swindon Town v. Aldershot. Chelmsford v. Worcester. Kings Lynn v. Murthyr Tydfi. } Wisbech v. Newport County. Guildford Nuneaton Hereford
Brentford (v. Everter City.
or
Torquay United v. Port Vale. Watford v. Reading.
New DOTA
Portland
[Inte of Wicus v. Shrewsbury Town.
Northmen
Wycomin
Wanderera.
Headington United v Grave- send and Northfeet or Margate
Hastings or Ashford . Crystal Palace,
Norwich City v. lford, Colchester United
Cur-
City,
Southend United
Buston v. Crook Town. Noita County v. Barrow Wrexham v. Barlington, Southport v. Halifax Town. Morecambe v. Blyth Spartans, Alexandra South
V.
Shields.
Hull City v. Stockport County Gateshead v. Bradford.
Tranmere Rovers Auckland,
Accrington Stanley Ington.
V.
Bistron
Work-
Mansfield. Bradford City Chester v. Boston United, Chesterfeld v. Rhyl, Denaby United v. Öidbami. Hartleponts United v. Roch-
dale.
Southampton v. Woking. Playroouth Argyle v Giling-
+21
Peterborough United V Ket- Mrtering Town.
Queen's Park
and Brian Statham, and Desmon Bheagor the assistant team manager, are tying to Melbourne for tomorrow's Mel- bourne Cup horse race China Mail Special.
Walsall Rangers.
Weymouth v. Coventry City. Tooting વર્ત Mitchum
Bournemouth:
Town-Funster.
A NIGHT TO REMEMBER
V.
Both
Yeovil
MATTHEWS NOT EMIGRATING TO AUSTRALIA
Women's Pentathlon
Record
Tblisi, Nov. 3. Soviet girl athlete, Balina Bystrova, established her new pentathlim record of 4,872 points (against the former record of 4.864) with the following per- formances
Shot pull 413).
High Jump 1.60 metres (5ft Sina).
200 metres: 24.5 seconds. RO
rdles: 10.8 metres seconds.
13.81 nutres (45
V
Img Jump: 0 metres Girs)... France-Presse.
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DAI DOWER QUITS RING FOR
TEACHING PROFESSION
London, Nov. 3.
Welshman Dai Dower — ex-British and European flyweight champion
tonight sprang a surprise decision quitting the ring".
Dal Dower with the Bri- tish Empiro Hyweight trophy at the height of his career,
when he announced:
"I'm
For Curly headed Dot is down for the Anal count in the leaving the resin and the gumiret round by the Argentine's shield at the age of 25 to take Pascual Perez in a world title apa traditional Welsh career flight
is to become a physical training and sports teacher at Ringwood Grammar School in Hampshire.
The fight world grat heard of Dai Dower In 1932, when ht curried [17 the Brush amateur tile and distinguished himuelf of the Helsinid Olymple Gemse.
Old School
A professional, Dower es- tablished himself HM 2 boxer of the old school—a magter of Cqgraft and a clever opponent his feet to take his arst
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pfofessional ule when he heat
the Negro, Jake Tuli, the Zulu
British Empire on points.
Four months later he took the British Utle by stopping Eric
Ther: Das left open his Bri- tish titles for his nationel ser- vice in the British army he served in a Welsh regiment.
Last week he reappeared in the Brush ring to be naÏTowly beaten on points by Canada's Pot Supple in a bantamweight contest at Harringay. -France- Presse
World Title Bout
In Manila
On December 15
Buenos Aires, Nov. 3.
Marsden and # month later Pascual Perez, The world elmed the European crown by nyweight boxing champion, will beating Italy's Nazzarino defend his title against DommNY Ursta (PhUppines) in Manila
Ginnell,
ang at the funds
But he took a historic thrash- on December 16, his manager,
of Spain's Lazaro Koci, mld here today.
The date of the fight Wal 1953 to be 12th round oralnolly mounced us Novem
ber 20,
London, Nov. 2. The footballer who has gain- ed every sports superlativa in a golden career, the veteran Stanley Matthews ~now of Blackpool--to- night denlod that he would emigrate to Australia after
a long soccer career.
The rumour had been rife that Stan would quit and go "Down Under so that his son,
promising tennis player, could benest Aussie training methods. But said the world acclaimed maestra of football: don't want to leave England under any elreupstances."
RUMOURS.
Other rumours had gone tho rounds that Blackpool were searching for e replacement
CHAMPIONS' FAREWELL TO HARRINGAY The ring at Har- ringay Arena, North London, has seen the boxing champions of two decades
but not at one time before this memorable night.
They gather for the farewell to the Arena, which is closing after 22 years of staging sporting events.
Left to right, they are (front row) Joc Erskine, Phil Edwards, Terry Downes, Henry Armstrong (the man who held three world titles at one time and is now a Baptist Minister), Gus Lesnevich, Smiling Sammy McCarthy, Peter Waterman, Johnny Williams; (centre row) Randolph Turpin, who an- nounced his retirement from the ring on this occasion, Dave Crowley, Peter Kanc, Rinty Monaghan, Ronnie Clayton, Promoter Jack Solomons, unidentified boxer, Eric Boon, Eddie Phillips, Len Harvey, Don Cockell; (back row) Jack Petersen (partly obscured), Bruce Woodcock, Ernie Roderick, Max Baer, Tommy Farr-Reuterphoto,
HISTORY MADE IN OCTOBER NBA RATINGS
Europeans Top 2 Heavyweight Contenders For First Time
COOPER NAMED BOXER OF THE MONTH
Milwaukee, Nov. 3.
European fighters dominated the National Boxing Association ratings for October, taking over the top two spots among heavyweight con- tenders and the boxer of the month selection, the N.B.A. said yesterday.
Invenar Johansson of Sweden | Joey Giardello, Gbetav Scholz, Glambra Holly Mims, for Matthews But the fans was named No. 1 heavyweight Jocy maw the answer in Afatthew's contender sad Brian London of Spider Webb, Charles Humez, Ace Armstrong, and Andre golden feet on Saturday. For England was picked No. 2. It is he equalled all the glory of the Brst time in modern bis- Selpa.
tory that Europeans have beco his past by bewitching Leicester defence and con- the top two contenders in the
ranks, Fred tributing to R
chairman of the NBA
victory.
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crushing 3-0 | hozvyweight fon
The old maestro even made a rating committee, snid today.
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WELTERWEIGHT
Virgil Atkins, champion. Don Jordan Vince Martinez, Sugar Hart, Ralph Dupas, Gaspar Ortega, Isaac Logart, Del Flana Herry Cooper, British heavy-gan, Gil Turner, Johnny Van event for the "architect of weight, was named boxer of the Rensburg, and George Barnes. victory."—France-Presse. month, and Gustav Scholz, Ger- man middleweight who defeat- ed Charles
the Humez for European ütle was given hon- Durable mention.
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THE RATINGS
Following are the ratings:
KEAVYWEIGHT
•
LIGHTWEIGHT
AMERICAN SOCCER RESULTS
New York, Nov. 3. Results of Sunday's major soccer league play were: American League Hakoah 5. Newark Portu- guese 3.
Joe Brown, champion. Kenny Lane, Dullio Lol, Carlos Ortiz, Brochatten 3, Fall River 1, Pao!! Jolinny Busso, Davo Falcons 7. Uhrik Truckers Charnley Wille Toweel, Mario-U.P.I. Vecchiato, Baby Vasquez, and Jen Mathews,
FEATHERWEIGHT
Hogan Kid Bassey, champton, Davey Moore, Paul Jorgensen, Cheri Hamin, Flash Elorde, Ricardo Moreno, Harold Gomes, Sergio Caprari, Grorieux Lam- perti, Kid Anahuac, and Jesus Santamaria.
BANTAMWEIGHT
ATHLETES SNUBBED BY BRITISH FEDERATION
London, Nov. 3. Franco was today snubbed by Britain which erased the French toom from the British athletle fixture list for 1959.
Since the war. Franco-Briuch Competition hins been almost utthual but today a spokeyman for the Britian Atielles Federa- Lion, said: "No competition with France bus next year".
been arranged for
I wan France's turn lo vixit Britain
OTHER MEETS
It had must been announced before the "No competition with France statement" thut Bri- tain would meet West Germany, and would also and Poland, compete
againet the Soviet Union in both away and home mutches"
No explanation of the ban on
A French match was obtainable because of the absence of the British Athletes Board Secre
in
tary. Jack Crump, who currently in Japan.
to
FINANCIAL LOSS But the British refusal meul France may rest in the French inability to fleld a team strong enough to provide a serious challenge to British athletes, which would perhaps mean financial loss to the organisers at London's Walte City stadium.
One solution is still possible, however and that is to organise match outside London— France-Presse.
Callover On Manchester Handicap
London, Nov. 8. Closing prices at tonight's Arst callover at the Victoria Club here on the Manchester November handicap, to be nin Over onc mile and a half on Nov. 16, were:
100-7 Atlantic Ocean and Royal Mirnway; 100-0 Beloche wand Seadon; 18-1 Chief Barker: 20-1 Falls of Shin, Paul Jones and Beaubridge; 22-1 Belt and Courtiler, 25-1 Daily Tusk, Pagan Princo and Quentin Durward; 28-1 Love Story; 83-1
Brancu, Carbon Copy, China Rock, Marshal Pil, Cash and Courage and Royal Star; 50-1 Sacre Bleu,
Atlantic
Ocean and Miraway WETO
Royal
the two best bucked when the card was call- ed, and finished Joint Tavourites 100-7.
Next best were Captain Elsey's Brioche and Fred Ärm-
Both strong's Boadon,
Wero quoted at 100-0.
Last year's winner, Chief Barker, one of four entries from Ryan Price's stable was made 18-1, and Fails of Shin, second in the Cambridgeshire, closed at 20-2,
The next callover will be bald on Thursday. China Mail Special
Zatopek Sees Own Marathon Record Beaten By Chinese
Tokyo, Nov. 8. Four Chinese runners, led by a 22-year-old schoolteacher from inner Mongolia running in his first Marathon on Monday bettered Emil Zatopek'a Olympic record in China's first National Marathon, the Now China News Agency reported.
Flord Patterson, champion, Ingemar Johansson, Brian Lon- don, Nino Valdez, Zora Folley,
Alphonsa Halimi, champlon, Willie Pastrana, Eddie Machen, Piero Rollo,
Mario Dazaia, Henty Cooper, Roy Harris, Mike Kiyoshi Miura, Leo Espinoes, Dejohn, and Scany Liston.
Jose Toluro Lopez, Joe Becerro, LIGHT-HEAVYWEIGHT Manuel Armenteros, Al AL- Archie Moore, champion. Tony uncion, Peter Keenan, and Boots
Monroe. Anthony, Harold Johnson, Yvon
FLYWEIGHT Durelle, Eric Schoppher, Mike
Pascual Holt, Rory Calhoun, Yolande
Perez, champion. Pone Kingpetch, Ramon Arias, Pompey. Willie Hoepner, Billy Ryan, and Sonny Ray.
Young Martip, Sadao Yoita,
Zatopek, who la Visiting | Chinn News Agency claimed.---- MIDDLEWEIGHT
Ramon Caltayid, Robert Polla- China, accompanied the Chinese UP.I. zon, Maro Ray Robinson, champion, Car-
Deloon, Carlos runnera along the entire courro Gene Basilio,
Fullmer, Miranda, Dommy Ursun, Masaj | by automobile as they beat his Joep Cardella, Ghstav „Bololz,| Iwainoto-U.p.1.
| Olympè, time of two hours, 23 minutes, 2.3 seconds, according to the report.
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SAYS MR. THERM
New China News. Agency quoted film as saying of the men, "very excellent runners,” Field Of 110
Cheng Chao-shin, pchool- teacher from Inner Mongolia who took up long-distance run ning three years ago and was | running in his first race over
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