1959-08-28 — Page 7

THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, AUGUST 28, 1959.

England To Win World Cup? HENRY LONGHURST on GOLF

NO, NOT FOR ANOTHER

HUNDRED YEARS

Says DAVID JACK

England's future Soccer team will be shaped during the next six weeks. So says Mr Joe Mears, chairman of the inter- national selection commitec.

He goes further by revealing the names of some of the players expected to put England back on the world soccer map.

fegurs

Suggested

Peter

String-

Latman Helps Chisox Regain One And Half Games Lead In AL

Chicago, Aug, 27.

ONE'S AND TWO'S

Having quoted last week the eclectic score of 41 by Jim Morris, the pro- fessional at Huntercombe, I ventured to ask whether anyone could improve on it.

Frankly I doubted it--but how little I knew. Why, 44, it seems, is positively commonplace. Even amateurs can beat it, though many, having taken

a lifetime to do so, add wryly "I can hardly hope to improve on it ΠΟΥ..

More than one correspondient, has been good enough to send eitled "How to Play the Old

that me

execlient-tuokle'

Andrews," which Course af St quotes Andra Kiraldy's score of 43, compiled over 50 years of

Barry Latman restored the Chicago White Sox's lead in the American Baseball League to one and one-half games today, scattering six hits

Their names?

for a 5-1 victory over the Boston Red Sox. by I've studied the mimes càre- | national

Winterbottom and fellow (18) and Keith Robin- fully. And, in my book, they Wolter

(20)both. surprisingly.

Bloth-inning He walked Gene Stephens who Latman needed won't win the World Cup in approved by Joe Mears and his con

Perry Staley after led off the seventh for the Replay with a guity, cu-selectors have brought not picked up on Bolton Wanderers help from hundred years!

moved up doorstep. only failure, but bilernational

Ted Williams homered to spoil Sox, and Stephens

second straight on Frank Malzone's single after his, hid for humiliation on England.

But Latman retired shutout and the Red anyone

Sox put one out. Why the should

Runnels on1 two runners on with a single pinch-hitters Pete anticipate suddin success from

along fly and struck out Dick and a walk. a selection set-up with ruch a miserable pust record?

Cernert to end the inning.

In the opinion of Joe Mein which ukutally means team manager Walter Winter- chalee. this bottom's could be roughly the Hne-up for England's assault on the 1982 World Cup in Chle:

Armfield. Macedo;

Allen: Smith, Kay; Brab rook. Greaves, Pointer, Dab- ing, Parry.

Cinylon.

All of the players mentioned Eng- have graduater through land's "Under-23 temm. These are the blue-eyed bays who have apparently satisfied the standards of manuker Winterbottom.

1

Magicians

rate than all

club players--honest workmen with everything to commend them, exert the twinkling touch of Kenne which used to lap Dial in an internacional baller.

Trail-

You cred Soccer magicians

to win the World Cup, Names like Piłe, Citricha, Di Stefano Burst Puskas, Roja crane to ITs ect.

Only Hope

Indeed I am amazed that Mr Joe Meurs as the pluck tu cir This views publicly on intera-

tional team' solvefinn.

of

of

England's ONLY hope Wild Caseve in the future lies in the immediate departure from the eltelita reene of Joe Mears. Walter Winterbottom. and all the other selectors.

That's not just my opinion,

sxat. Reme 92 Empire News readers who wrote American rue following the our called for the resignation of every selectar.

BUT PUBLIC OPINION MEANS NOTHING TO THE FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION! Instead, the complacent Mr Means close to go into print, The whating op merrily

with

I- Howing:

"It both rivetors and players "Or at we haven't uheids-fog-deheate themselves l} the puting the great ENGLISH sup fuiraitable fuck ahead, I sese no like Swift, Franklin, Ramsey reason why England should not

Manning, eckloden, Lawton, and, of course, Stanley rein dednate the inter-

Mercer,

Matthew..

Mears-Winterbotlem Mir optimism in England's future. based on the apparent success of keir Under-23" baya, Is sheer ouenst. It bailles me. Search for your Mannions and Cartery in Me Mears's nomina

In thank and you'll search vain, That's not surprising, though. After all, it is a fet that later-

natual football serne."

I have no fears about the players redleation.

Two To Watch

Although hast staan was the not mistrable ever experienced by Oldham Athietie, it did pro- duce a comple of Oldham inside

will have forwards who

the Botunlary Tu scouts flocking Park this term.

FOUR D. JONES

THE AFOHENABLE GROWMANNAS

DEMANDED FOOT OR-OR ELSE. AND SO JONES BENDS IN THERR ONLY NOPE-JUDGE FINCH..

WHAT! ULP...

YOU AIN'TONNA FEED ME TO THAT

MÖNSTER,

FERD'NAND

MUSEUM

NANCY

WELL NOW, THAT REALLYË- DEPENDS ON YOU FINERY MATT. HE WANTS A CURE FOR ME FEET

AR' WE WANT TO CO

ON BREATHIN

Robinson went to Oldham as company for a pal who'd Ile was written for a tria), signed--but his friend wasn' And

after signing week pro forms, he was in the first team for a run of 12 games

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without a break. Here's the Keith Robinson verdlet fremn Athlete manager Norman Dodgin; "He h tural ability you And once in a I htt Maurice blue Selters at Exeter City youngster and he was ferred

moon,

The victory was the seventh in 12 decisions for the 23-year- oid Intuk.

by White The

Sox, led John Romana who balted in three runs on two kingfen. collected 12 hils off Red Sox and Frank Bauman alarier relief pitcher Al Schroll, Nellie Fox, who got three hits in ve trips to the plate, start- foutballer. There'll be no saleed Chiengo's scoring when he singled in the third inning. He this time if I can help it,"

Even so, I've a hunch both moved upon a single by Jim Robirean and Stringfellow will Lands and both rmers raced single in front of Williams o be tempted into top-class foot-home when Romano dropped a ball before next April.

left field.

trans- to West Brom for £3,000. Robinson is ak beller

Staff Cuts

Two More Runs

Staley, coming un after one out in the ninth, struck out Jim Busby and Bill Mahoney to preserve Latman's win. The orts was Boumenn's third against five victories,

Results

Results of leday's games are:

AMERICAN LEAGUE

Boster

..

the Whether

Agures arc authentic or as apocryphal an I always suspect so many of the stories of that rugged character to be--I cannot my, but since so many people all over the world know the Old Course I venture lo quole them In full: 232332312-31, 212342332-22.

Fantastic Score-

A mrriber of Sidmouth, which bellove to be some- what on the short side. though most congenial, tells mu that

000-000-00)-|--| their

Chicago 002-001-02x-5---12--0 Baumann, Schroll (81, Wilmon (8) and White, Duley 171: Lauman, Stairy

19 and Romano. WP-1singh (7-8) (10th). Lamann (5-3).

HR-Wame

NATIONAL LEAGUE

(1st Game)

San FrancLROK) 003-010-100-2-7-1 Miladelphia 100-000-17-12- Fourth Division clubs aro

Lamdis led of the sixth inning Metorlek, G. Jones 104. Filter eniting their staffs drasilently at

(G, Byerly (0) and Schantdi, Heger a single and hustled to

[18-131 and Lannett. 17) Owens season, with the act of this ne}"

when bpages

Haumann's Lp-McCormick (11-11), 115-Nouchre Nit before, either. I just thira!

throw was wiki.

14th, Spencer altŷ, Koppe sit sense for Loans plek-o

Preve (109, does make attracting four-figure gates to Homana singled off Baumann's Landis and Score

(2nd Game) than 20 full-time glove carry more

Chleago scored two more runs San Francisco 102-00)=00(1—1—0—0 203-000-00x-2-5-0 Miller 121 and Jim Me- Landrith, Hegan – (7): Cordwell, Farrel and Sawatski. Longezi 1.1. WP-Cardwell (3-7).

professionals.

eighth Inning or two, Philadeipkla**** Warthington. Rochdale had 22 last season. !in the Now they've got 15. Stockport singles, an error County have 12 instead of 22. Ananay's triple.

in trouble only Worthington (2-3). R-Maya (22nd). Laman wDR Other clubs have made similar

the pluth Iming. —OPI, reductions. And stili this un- economic division will stay the treadline in my opinion,

Great Stuff

01

once before

final

hetween United seouting net,,

- Munster Cork and Kerry.

Grut entertainment ton, bul

I saw my frst big-time Cinelle even in Killarney, In the shadow on hoilday in of the McGillicuddy Reeks, you Ireland a couple of weeks agó] can't escape the Monchester

football game

ŽVE HAD KHOUGH OF TH

GONNA COUNTY THREE...

он...

(LARKIN” ABOUT, HOW IM

WELL I UD TO THIS

BUY- WHOWS WHER

TO GET THIS SHRINK

PASTE WE'VE HEARD 90

MUCH ABOUT, 50

DON'T YOU WORK ILM

OVER

YOU CAN'T

THAK

OKAY,ORA

YOU WIN MATE!!

THERE'S

by MADDOCKS

FALSE FEET

Three of Matt Busby's close friendly watched the Cork-Kerry shindig, and assured me they'd report back to Old Trafford with their verdict.

HERM YOU ARE

YOU MID, MIDDEN HERE

IN MY FALLE POST.

HE DIDNT

SIGHT SUFFER FROM

THAT'S IT

SHOLLAN FEST AT NA HE WAS WEARING FALSIES. ALL THE TING

By Mik

SHEAFFERS

SNORKEL

anko

By Ernie Bushmiller

SWISSAIR

THE AIRLINE OF SWITZERLAND

I GUESS

WHY DO YOU SLEEP

IN THE DAYTIME?

BECAUSE

I CAN'T SLEEP AT NIGHT...

I HAVE INSOMNIA

I DON'T

BELIEVE YOU---

YOU'RE JUST

LAZY

I WONDER

IF HE REALLY HAS

INSOMNIA

IT'S TRUE

thereon. Mr

professional, Cyril Easterbrook, whe is **:ch Too medest to tell you himsele" has an eclectic of 34-thly fan- tustic score being made up of

cne's 14 two's and 1 three.

Gullane No. 1 is a more for- midable proposition and more than one person has told me of the remarkable achievement of Wilke Gilchrist Gilchrist, who was the proprie- has bolels there, tor of Lwo

10,000 pinyed approximately ruunds at Gullane, as a result of which he comes out with an eclectic of 30-out in 19, home in 17: 3 que's, 3 three's and the rest two's. He has twice dune the seventeenth (303 yards) in two-one a bit lucky, the other 'a good one."

is in matiy ways the most extra- | ordinary of the lot. It comes

from Mr John Hordell.

Some trends in the club before the war were talking of eclecile scores and with them he began to work put his own. He discovered that he had done every hole in two and that his total was therefore 38. Eighteen two's ut rurely be a record!

He also discovered that every เมด except one had been

and cone la competition, furthermore, in the presence of a member of the present com!- pany. They procured a score card and, signing their names as witness against the appropriate holes, presented it to him as souvenir.

vile

Apologising for his typing (which I thought was rather good for an amateur), Mr Horden adds a comment which I am sure will strike a chord with every polfer who has tried to play with the malady at present offlcting my cortexpondent,

"I have an acute stiff neck." he writes, "and I find that It creates the same kind of prob- lem in typing as in golf: that is to say, if I posillon myself so that I can see what I nm uim ing a, I can't hit if I posi- on myself so that I can igi it, then I can't see It!"

Astonishing

Apart from Mr. Gilchrist's j homeward half of 17 at Gullane. rume of the D-hole cores ore Mr W. C. really astonishing, Simpson, has 19 for the first 9 (3,810 yards) at Royal Mid- slipping back to a Two notable

come Surrey; scores from the Olton Club, War- modest 25 for the second-he wickshire, whose course used also quoles L. H. Taylor, son of "J. 1" as having a total of 43, to measure 6,040 yards but Is

what J. H's own now. I gather, rather longer, I wonder

releetle was in his 40-odd yents with a scratch score of 12.

at Mid-Surrey?

Hugh Boyle, when asdstant there he is now assistent al the Berkshire Club-contrived score of 45 In the space of

beginning three years, merc when he was only 19. The other

!

of the North Hants Club at Fleet, who, 75 next month, is among those who "can hardly hope to Improve on it now." 11s total is 10-home in 18- but here, just for the pleasure of reeing them on paper, are his figures for the nine consecutive holes from the 8th to 10th, which include three short holes and three others of 454, 434 and 428 yards: 121222212—15.

Nor can resist quoting the effort of a former greenkeeper- eum-professional of a nine hole course in Kirkcudbrightshire says a correspondent Edinburgh: "Ig about 2,800 yards and must be among

which, from

the worst in the United King- dom, but with wonderful views

." This stalwart did six ones and three two's-total 12.

Long Shots

One canbot help being struck by the number of really long shots that must be holed at golf which une never hears about, not simply because they were done at a short hole from a tee and are therefore not holes in one. Mr Horden, for instance, · must have holed shots of every description among his 18 two's Olton-but never had a

al

"one,"

The distribution of Hones" setIns quite unaccountable. Sandy Herd Hd 10, Jumes Braid 18, and J. H. Taylor 10.

Yet, larry Varden, indie- putably the greatest player of his are, did only one; Walter Hagan, Incredibly, did only one and Waller Travis, thres timex amateur champion of the US, and once of Ġl, Bri- lain, never did one at all.

If golf survives long enough with millions of people playing Incersantly all over the world, one has visione, rather on the Iles of the chimpanzee eventu- Dr T. D. Burt, president of ally typing the complete works the Reddish Vale Club. in of Slukespeare, of everything quoted by a member as have happening at last to the same ing 17 for the first aine (2,795 | man on the same day-the first yards), but all in a way are | authentic Acore to break 40. capped by Mr J. W. Nelson, Then we can all pack up.

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