The Observer from London, Greater London, England • 20

20 THE OBSERVER, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1961 County Championship CUP AND LEAGUE ROUND-UP The sun shines for inspired Margate Tradition dies hiard omM.B.Toft By JOHN SCOTT Altogether. 16 outsiders will be included in the second- morrow, although nine have to I round draw to replay. A League Drocramme overshadowed bv the Cud was not without traces of light. Burnley consolidated their position at the ton of Division 1 bv beatlns Aston' Villa at that blacksmith Turf Moor despite the absence of of the side, Adamson. Burnley nave won alt their nome.

games so far. West Ham were 3 1 down against Manchester City, but four goals after the interval helped repair the damage and provided a thrilling victory for the Londoners. Woosnam was his old self again, but A rattles swung with fiendish zeal yesterday. incredible results.eiaerged in accordance with tradition as and minor disputed who should pass into the second round of the FjV, Cup. It was the Southern League side, Marqate, who caused splutters, of surprise at after-match boardroom tea parties up and down the country.

They caned Bournemouth right in the den of the Third Division leaders. There was no score at half-time and the football provided had been pretty terrible, but Margate altered the tone later by finding a great big box Hi inspiration. The result was three superbly-taken Margate goals to nil. Many of the -non-League clubs taking part found themselves jostled aside by superior class. But seven definitely stride on into the next round Morecambi! (in the second round for the first time), Romford, Brifley Hill, Gateshead.

Kino's Lynn and Weymolth and, of course Margate. Two glorious rallies To glorious rallies were made by West Auckland (against Barnsley) and Colchester (at Peterborough). Both sides were three goals down, but discovered enough pep pills to fight back and force replays. Colchester's third and equalising goal came three minutes from the end through HunL Spectators swept on to the field. Moore, at iett-nalt toiiowing an excellent performance, was sent off two minutes from time.

At the wrong end of the table, Chelsea worked miracles at Arsenal and won 3-0. Chelsea haven't triumphed for a long time, but they always seem to change course tor tno botter at Highbury. In Division II, Liverpool increased their lead to seven points with a rousing 3 1 win at Preston. Nearly 30.000 watched the game, providing Preston's most satisfying attendance for two seasons. Another large crowd was at Swansea.

The terraces there raroiy play host, to 20,000 people, but Stoke happened to be there and their outside-rinht, hap pened to be Stanley Matthews. Despite the maestro, stoKe tost u. sjrf -j Vital minute puts paid to, Portsmouth hopes From JOHN ARLOTT Crystal Palace 3 Portsmouth 0 Rugby Round-up FIRST WELSH TRIAL Whites dieteide to A SINGLE minute's play early in the second half decided a hard match between two of the larger fishes in the shallow pool. Despite the result. Crystal Palace suffered a disappointment Such a fixture, it seemed, might afford a glimpse into the club's ambitious "future, but only 30,000 11,000 fewer than tho 35-year-old ground record came to the great, raw amphitheatre at Selhurst Park.

From TsrfO fewer thua seven players "which was watched yf-lliebiKeslfwdilavejseVn'-for this came. It was held, for tie first nt-Tredegur, bleak and cold, i.iuu icDivup ut uio ueuu-ui uio wimarawai-oi neatly 2Ser hold some three months bisforor; the English gdiiie, fqrit is VrealJsod; thot a good Ljigltt Hues outset, cucn siuo wiuciicti uie-oincr with wary hostility. Tho Third Divi sion imposes the doctrine of close' ma ricing upon its members, and men were content to part company with tho ball after a stride. Potency distributed the doubtful favours of his acid tackling all along the Portsmouth forward lino but, in the intervals when his back was turned, Gordon took opportunity to coax Middteton along the visitors' right. It was an even, competent goal-less first hatf.

Some quick-witted ploy by Uphill, Smillio and Hcckman made Crystal Palace seem the likelier sido to score. Yet Portsmouth missed the easier chances. Chapman, twijre faced with an open goal, first missed his kick completely and then headed the ball on to the around At the end of tho visitors' best move, Saunders punched in a cross he might have beaded, and was detected. For Palace, Byrne, Inside-right on the progrnmrne. spent most of the match at centre-forward or Though his pace, eye for position and two-footed dexterity showed him as a naturally gifted player, his general lack of command marked him as temporarily out of tune.

Throughout tho first half, Snowden or the deep-lying Dickinson was generally his master. But, seven minutes after the interval, he raced down the middle as Oxford lose again TT.li'mWwayithrouith'siio Twickea Universities, time Oxford bcon defeated. They lost 13- 5 to, CARDifp, cigftlnst whom, a week bcfoMGCumbrldne hud won 18 6 nndjtbcn without the bencflt of Welsh ttlul to weaken' their o'pponbtfts, Tlte, critical monteiit eame early In (he.sccOml half when -Orfortl led bv McPahllri's Dontuty. Thofl'Shttrp lung out ei loijs.pnss to waro on wo wins woiis iiHcrccp-tod to i scows: Prldnv cotwerted to win Oxford, ujot by their own carelessness, went into a They lct tljrouah O. Williams ond.Howerfbr further tries, Prlduy convcrtina ono or tnom.

In iho mnnncr of boxen mnklnn. conio-pacit, itnose pta neavywciaiits 1 ANrAniimn nnrt Wiairaiinun w. entered P.the conttty cBdmtflensliip -m oereatcd, Lancashire 3 8 bv the chamolons CiiBsiiiKn'unaorkshlfe-Jrr-Sto. UiVO CUMUIiftUND AND WBSTM0R' 1 jiN'n her fl rt win In three mittclies ftuolltles of Welsh Kimoy were tutxner ucmonstratco defeat of Nnwwjrr Despite; the txUmux scored 17 "points to Richmond's five, and Brian Davlcs tho best try for the winners, nantlna 80 yards to the corner. BtACKUtSATtt, after leading 38' mid-way at Swansea, Inst 138.

Covuntry were beaten at home for tho second tlrrte irvthrco. dayii, 68 by. the Wasps': an untypical event explained by tlte unusually bud of Cole. 4hs summer migrant Mtilltsttn returned for tho London who to their- dismay were beaten 11 30: by Northampton. Jeeps, In Ills best destructive form, dropped a goal, while Hosen, with a penalty, two conversions nnd a try Scored 10 of his side's points.

Lancashire 3 pts. Cheshire 8 Lnncaihtro or. Cheshire player who aspires to iJo picked for Eosland must suy so pretty nln7nlv Ht -SAhtmftU -In UI. u. November; commonsuwo ae- flrri.u npi.surktt ieleclnrk tiirneil'im ns ustiaTcsterdlVy at Blundiwodi, Theytaw Chcsh.it, MV'SrtMdnchamplqtt -rooufttyv suuggte unconvioottigiy oacn xmv, wv chftmnlotuhlp business, could have left their notebooks at home for autho.use they.were, i lit was '-strenuous but slupelesa decided virtually by three two1 jof mom tcunire, m.

k. tvans. tne tine; out srttclallst. and Orifllths. contr end now udlity stand-off half.

thc-new young Loocu-(hire. stand-off half Brophy. a small compaoiVman ylth obvious talents hut or 'ctiuauy obvious sttti icg. ana. on this unfortunato evidence, an approach quite out of touch with the traditional cswp.ee; of Lancashire This Is ai unvaryingly As.

tho ma.r riagd yow. Their forwards setup thejr worse, come -ralnh fltjhas pro-duccd on rare occasions vome classii booers, of course, but most oi tin time a wealth of spectacular unortlm dux back play. WUHngly to treadmill Once asaln. Lancnshiro forward leapt Willingly to the treadmill. Tlics bOUDd tlgntiy against a oauiy canter Cheshire front row, shoved exactly Ir time to speed tho heel, broke quick!) and intelligently, urgently followed Ashoroft, Bcarno and Wlllcock all well on their toes Into the mauls, and rapidly raked hack a fusillade oi lino chances.

There tradition died. Unsworth got the ball away well enough, but Brophy not -only stood so close as to contain himself within the modest cover of tho Cheshire back row managed, oven, to sidestep thlr cleverly on his own occasionally. usually on tno iosiae out men naively frittered away sot one but every single chance he had of attack with an 111-ludaed lobbed kick, su standard as to save Cheshire any anti cipation. Only once, after the ball was svet. did Cheshire mlsfleld this gift Thcr Harvey Donnell wcro nenrl) over.

But for the rest the only bad other than Cheshire's to win an-credit was Scott, tho Lancashire full back, and that only In the rescue. On down grade The Lancashire forwards failed only in tho line-out, and only there after a first quarter in which iho appeared to have a clear monopoly of both pace and initiative. But no ono Wits really lumping, and suddenly Evans was head and shoulders above the -lot. wlnPing back the ball brilliantly even when Simpson foo iithly and unneeessarity acknowledged Evans's superiority by diving at htm instead of at the ball, From tho moment Evan was on toip Lancashire wcro on the down grade. Griffiths, making his own book as anonymous at Lancashire's but.

only because his service was poorer and slower, first won the only try, cutting outside Brophy, coming slowly behind faster defending centres, racing diagonally half the length of tho field for Nolson to loin him, and stowing Scott shrewdly is ho gave Nelson a clear run in. Griffiths convened the try he had made, and then cnnnlly worked tho touchline till the raios came. Finally, ho (loomed Lancashire with a fine penalty goal. Once the ball was greasy, and Lancashire's fotwards were milked dry by their half-back tactics, It was primitive kick ana rush for anyone, and this was exactly to Cheshire taste. Bearne kicked a balancing penalty goal, but too late to matter.

Park's wlnnlnft way iss ana know-how PrOm Ronslyp Park fi pts. St Lake's Coll. i ROSStyii PARK won thprpughly absorbing game against ahe, stuKenu from St Luke's, Bxeter, tty two goals and one penalty goal to one try, Fitnem is synonymous with all Rugby men from this fsmed West County training college, so it was usl as iitoll that the Park JtV were not shot! of wind to support their know-how with the ball. Hones booked and led (he College pack with equal facility, and tils for-wards often tackled more deplslvety ttutri did the backs, Williams, at out-half, was quick enough off the mark Park's thrccqiwrter lino, ono of tho best lleldcd bv the club In recent seasons, hat in tho youthful-looking Allanton a centre deceptive of stride and physique. Tho need new is not to rush hit trogros to the top.

Ran-son's determined qualities- on the Hng ore better known. The left (tank pair between them created both the Pork tries. Atlanton, darting out to the touchline, found Ronton had faithfully swung Inside for the pass which opened the scoring In 14 minutes. Midway through the second half, Allanson stabbed loose bull forward nl half way. Ran son dexterously dribbled on, resitted the fcmplntmn U) pick up until the bounce was right, nnc eniictl a ipectaciar cflort behind Ihc rnt Amwuuh converted both trlct, a well as kicking penalty from 'the hmehline In flmsJ flurry hy Ihc St Lukt't forwards.

I're 'tl gained a well deserved frv I Pnrlor. mt A3. Tu4n. nrinvd lb. ftoiw.

ri 1 I im Chelsea's speed and spirit tells From TONY PAWSON Arsenal 0 Chelsea 3 pertormattce in toe secona ana flnttl trial is of far greater valUei Tho Whites, as Is their wont, beat the holt's presumptive, by more lively They-fselicd' every opportunity: in the loose to drive thtough," largo1 Into. their tncfclee with' 11 We'lftshow -you -BttlUideVi and having ostabUhcd this-frame mind early in the Unit half puriuod it. Possession Twos' Von scruhUT by, Meredith; whose props suffered, In comparison with -Anderson', and, Waldron the'' ri-nnrl-rnw forwardji. Fisher I nnd BraithwaUs-rcspocially formBr 'of tho" Whites: scotned more energetic, and dealt ex-, norienced Roddy In 'no way had a bod In the back rows, H. Morgan and A.

Pask, of the Reds, showed a of so, too; did Lclcu and A. Galo, for the White. -All; four, willundoubtedly find their, way Into the rurther trlali -'c Best ol centres Neither scrum-halt; wa; especially. Impressive." f6r neither'- gave? what could bo described as good, service, tt out sins wuo1, ycmuLrs uuc tidiness ol tWo-'aCRrtch two young outside-halyes both looked deltahtfut DfcisnectSi but the sllsoicion' remulns that their, big opportunity win come in a season cunor man Of the four centres, M. Price looked -easily the best, At times' ho ran; beautifully, but he still seem to lack the confidence to go after mnklng tho half-opening; also lie does not always run hard to put his -men on side after a crossklck.

At ftlll-bflck, Coslctt looked the better all-round prospect, but both fullbacks ttlll have the immaturity of youth and at present, neither is as good a player as Priday, of Cardiff, For Whites, Price (2 and Qiilo scored tries, and converted one of them and kicked a penalty goal. R. Evans scored a try for the Reds. Hull. J.

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Davit (Sardllt), AVilllanu. iCsrdim (fSDialnll TP Chelsea." said the banners bravely borne to Highbury, and after they had overrun Arsenal, their supporters reason to believe it possible at last. Certainly, there is only ono way Chelsea arc able to move, and if enthusiasm can take them off the bottom of the table, they won't be there for ever. Their speed and spirit soon harried Arsenal into every conceivable error, and some Unlucky Millwall Brodie puts on a show From John Camkin Northampton Town 2 Mill wall 0 TIIHE most charitable spectator could not describo the events at he County Ground as a great Cup-tu- It was a game in which possession, allegedly an asset, became a positive dined. The combination of man with bull inevitably produced a pass to a m.in a shirt of different hue or a ti'ckle which sometimes removed hrth hall and leg.

Millwall. from the Fourth Division, vcre a shade unfortunate. Alternatively, an inability to take obvious scoring chances is scarcely a matter cii fortune. In the opening minutes Obenoy and Biirrnlgc squandered golden openings which did not often reour in a game ct this nature. McQuade caught the disease at the start of the second half.

Most of the excitement in the first hour originated with Brodio, the Northampton goalkeeper. He made the easy ones look difficult and tho difficult ones look easy. Injured MillwoH's Davies, by contrast, was unspectacular and solid. Until he hurl a shoulder and les in tho second half. MillwalVt directors, tense and anxious, were counting the possible nricndanco at a replay at The Den.

Dvics was quite unable to lift an nrti to a shot by lines which vnucccd between goalkeeper and rM in the 70th minute, nnd soon a wards he left the field for repairs. Millwall were producing fighting r.iily reminiscent of Old times when ad error by Brady (P.) extinguished the last embers of hope. In the 88th minute he casually headed a high lob the feet of Northampton's Terry, ho scored Norttufniitoii Town. Rrndie Mint, CIrv-p-'lr. t-'verlil.

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Brady 'P: Har- r-rr llrndy Audron Broadtoot, Kncv. ilurridar. McOuadc. Ipswich get on with job From John Macadam Ipnwlch 1 Nottingham Forest 0 1" provided the football and I pswich the power and the nn Whit w.is ii pity. 1-orest slu-vukl ti.ivc shared the poinls.

I hey hid the liiuthalling class that has Uicm nc.ir Ihc top nf the League, but Dies li.ul mil the punch that would pnl ihcm on top Mminl notoriously, they play olbnll, jnd almost tr.iditionully. it is liisivich 'Town who gel on with the H'h I urcst had three chunccs early i'i Ihc gnme and achieved three near nnvcs Ipswich had one chance and scored line, goal Thai is the dilferencc bt-iwccn utc-cs and failure 1 en mtnulci from the end l-'orcst niiNM-ii a (generous penally award. Jmcr impeccable kicker, put the Vlf Ramsey Rescuer of iMisled talent. Pngc 18. h.ll riedicuhly to ihc side of the epr-t Hailci.and Bailey predictably clnkhcil it to his bnvnm as if he L.vnl it So I nFeki'i chance of saving a point f.ulcd, and Ipswich went ahead in tho l-Tsl Divtsion table, as they richly deserved to do.

on the strength of their forthright play. bey have on inside forward, Phillips, who would grace any ambiti-om club He had a great shot miracu-louly saved by Grummitt halfway through the second half besides celling rhe game's only goal in the tienn lourth minute of the first half. mt ihev have a pcrsilent goal-seeker i- r.iford I hr I defence was mivunificent. Ihc loothnllinit from defence to bv a4iri artrrv I ompion. Sport in brief Irani franc' isok 2 lcd orrt rrsirtilsf ihc Ktrcs (A m-rcJcn Trnnts Kn'itimrm at I rm arv-ClatuJr BsruUT rttrnMrift 1 hlle r.j-1 I -klcrtj frana Saiktj tt 1 Tint i Hrntd ostlas i I V.

ClIrrsltMHTHJlill -r j.l.rac ict While Uphill reclines, III team mate Hcckrnun leaps over Beanie to score Palace's second goal. Hockey Forwards ireddlntxton .2 RIchmoDd .2 IN a hard fast same at BUshoy Park Toddlngton- and, Richmond 'drew at. two goals each; Richniortd were without Nell Forstcr, their international forward at 1 line was never well tpgethef. -The -TOtwinston torwardt, good in failed, when they reached the But'teverv credit must ho given to the Richmond goalkeeper, who' showed excoUont iudg- tewlsjSnd. made good saves, eipocially in the last nunutes-' Kicomona nrst goat, was Korea Doughty after Sellers had saved jwellfrbm "a "penalty corner.

'immediately Richmond forwards broke away, rand Qpscheron, at but- tnem meir iwofgoai lead with a shot from a narrow angle. frt: i llwn- BSLUUji SGUUI11HIM Uhiuwh. well backed up by their centre half Riy-HiU, produced a penalty corner Lfrom which Hemsloy scored. Early in tho second halt, with Tcddlngton throwing -everything Into attack, a' aood break -throuan by Smith save Hemsloy the chance to bring tho scores level with a suet wntcu Haratng nna no chance to save. Othbr results Cfliualvi CtUUBll Ijentardshtre Ewfk-4; Otoucenenh! 3 carawui Ui iyi orfolk .1 inibiihlrAOt.NrtrthiimlM!ftaiid I Lsnejutilrn 's Kafflcnet I tjffVon 1 1 CaiabrlencAhlrc 6- OtMt Motenw.

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4 19 Ptrntvpridd I Bcccrtiaml ini f' oilcan "rtirerins amis-it an fttsis-i-rs i I jsriltnnn iJirn-l'inirtFit liahflhin, I MMdnnixni I Mun.T Vitsiinmiid I I filhlojrn I ltfi krls-l NOT MERE BLOOD AND THUNDER This Was the Union game at its best From MICHAEL GREEN fiyicquins 16 pUr; Vrfrlol It ON ft crisp' 'November afternoon this was a game to make the heart rejoice and "the blood, tingle, one of those up-nnd-tin'der and Hcnveti-hclp-fhe-mun-who-cutches-thc-bull sort which is clilb Rugby nt iw best. Not that it, was more blood-and-fhundcr hlTair. The ball was flung around much that one spectator even ntlmli ted it wait as good an watching Rugby League an the television. It was Uphill, falling under a tackle, pushed the ball Before tho km e-. legged Portsmouth dtfecdcrs.could.l move ana wttnout-tuwuttng i Byrne was through tfeem.

arid plant his wifivJow shot wide of Beattiej Strong; defence; In snath er burst of meed, whiln the nojgto. have moyedj Biissa uic sJioyjuus goal, pynio seui vywgt; us- vj uw a- soon croea, Beattle could only parry UpbilT shot and Beckrnan rapped the loose' ball back oast him Dickinson did his wise, bravo best to urge Portsmouth back into the' match. But while Mlddleton hobbled on their right-Sounders, Gordon Gutter ctosoiy ooicnce. inow ino nome team coiUQ auora to indulge in exhibition football; A few minutes before the end, Heckman took a shrewdly-slanted. Data from, Uphill and scored with an oblique; snot Apart from a fierce volley by Gor don turned over the goal, by Rouse, the match was Virtually over long betorevtnat.

Orjvtal Pslace. Rciue 1 Lc Summeraby, Evans, Petcbey McNfcnolf wcrvo, or Uptuu, sinliue, HeCKmop. Parttatotrlb. Desttlet aunur. Ruturi-1 nrown.

Snowrkm. Dlcktataa Gordon, Saunders, Chapman. Cutler. icciDsan i Spurs lose to 10 men Ffom Clement Freud Eicrton 3 Tottentuun Hotspur 0 A SUSPECT goalkeeper, a quite x.v tactlessly casual defence, an opposition which showed a whole hearted determination to score goals and Tottenham were three down in 55 minutes. An almost complete absence of fighting spirit ugainst Ever ton's good enough defence filled out the goalless last 35 minute in weather that had become as cheerless as tho hopes of tnc small Band of spurs supporters.

he League Champions went through tho motions, but it was all executed with more bravery than hope. They reminded one of a tired soldier dying with Immaculate creases in bis trousers. Halves shine tvcricm witn rariter, at oest, a passenger on the right-wing after an early Injury spent the early part of tho game watching their opponents' delicate changes of direction with appreciative interest and countering them with an occasional bcclino at goal that started with the half-backs and brought a rcor of unequivocablo toy trom tno crowd as the ball reached Young. Bianchllowcr marshalled his men in a minor key. waving his bands, underplaying his command and altogether actum like a man as tired as one playing his third game In eight days is traditionally supposed to be.

The 10 men of Everton had it all. Heart-warming support from all three half-backs, dynamic action by Vernon and Young and a bustling display from Bingham mat, as the game progressed, became merely an acceptance of the fact that ho Is a man eminently entitled to respect. His goal the second of his side's trio -stemmed from a high-speed change of wing, a quick dribble imiind the gnntKccper and a screw back frtim the goal-line with just enough bi.n in curl it inside the far post I first goal, the fault of Norm.in and M.itk.tv went to the ictlit fif luu.iM I heir third ant! liisl bv WiuiLill refilled fr i flri.tltrtK ionlrc i.idtv mmmturd hs loeujord FrdmGcoflfifoy 'Nicholson nd'oBJltliii'fi pts, r-Xo-iCambride Urdycrsdty 13 AiUi 'captain want from r''xytAcse a hard, rclean niatch'aaainjt 'powerful -yet. skilful, the yrritnme note ead; i Well, ft aU'clght-ln, Uieurst jttau-two opposing ccrttrct, lxwd and carried flold On strotehcts. both suffering, Lord acutely, from torn ligaments in the loft leg, Sliack-leton, returned Just bc-foro thoilrttcrval.

hnd shortly to leave tho play once Meanwhile, the'tScOttlith' hooker, had rison'blecdlngVfromamaul, and, after. shinguurdt bad been 'tiuv obtruslvelys slid from hs stockings, was persuaded to leave the fleld. Deprivations Itiid set In earlier. Of mroo'PTomlscdlinteniatlonal Scottish (lv to maKCL a scrappy; scrapping gamo, there was ConibHdao's i wish to Slav unbeaten. For an hour and the leadorsltlpivwas goais; two Mptitsu, and'one-by -Pritchard, brought -In at full-bttck was having worst 'of tho hOpklngex- 'changcj with Hayburn; Cnmbridgo down many of their passes; and the Scottish.

were having theluek.of Later; with two men offi tho serum-mages'' -turning against "thenii" and a three-point lead to rest on, they began to aceopt wholeheartedly that defence was tho best form of attack. And so it might have, proved had not Cambridge, vvith ton minuies to go, set up Qn, attack within their own "25." Evans moved into the-clear. Wudc hared into the Scottish half, and the "small, weightless Bussoy sped up on ma inaiae ibkc tno tinat pass ana and score nenr the Mlehaetson converted; to regain their lead with 13 men, told Scottish. Three minulos later thoy allowed tho more solidly-built wing, Martin, to run straight through the centre lo icore glva Micnacison another considerately piacea. kick tor conversion, Uattow rdteflhioi .29 ItOvn Ml rtunihi Criry, i Wfmbledon iTenMtrvMaB worm hdali 3 Wonliinn ft UfiptrCltptott panic of fidsUnd urajnmanans Woodford ..,..,11 Wesimlniier nani Wyconiblcniliru O.

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While the defenders were working out who should have been marking him. Bridges bounced the ball in off the underside of the bar. Murray, a clever dribbler with an cuter eye for an opening, found plenty to tempt him. The Arsenal defence was surprisingly square and static, inviting the through pass yet never anticipating tL Soon Tamhling went racing and as the pursuit pulled up, it was left to Kelsey to dive at his feet and sweep the ball away. Then Bra-brook sauntered up to take a corner, nnd as tho defenders moved no more urgently, the ball was flicked on across goal for Blunstone to force it Chef sea dow were rampant in mid-ficld, with Malcolm fitting in as if acquired specially for this match.

Ho wns the ideal man to subdue East' ham, and though he was relaxed and leisurely in movement, hi ficrc tackling and intclltficnt distribution kept ChcfccR in command. Desperation Rut all the Chelsea Icam were th.ivns quickty back, and so gfrod vds (heir cover that Arsenal' for-wi-tr-d were conttniiaHy shepherded Lnio cul-dc-sac. Once Barnwell put Skirl on through with a quick reverse pa, but Boon they were relying in dcjptTration on ihc long and use Icm luft into the centre. With Scott in complete control of Onirics, thi wa hardly a hopeful aambit Yet. instead of changing their lactic the second half.

Arterial mt rctv changed thctr centre-forwards. So hclscH prtbcd on rcmorsclcBsly with nuiuntina confidence bdrmii in pcn.ttcntly from the ml the defence iwtrns ncviurlk him, while Tamblmtt ftrulut liulkcd in ihc tcrtU nnrc (hc 1 rnk ihcir ch.int inifciLtt I jmhlinii tJiM-in! ,1 I Hridifcs mnvcil in tt tnr ih tic I'Kiiniiriinin h.itc nf ni-in ruiTimn ui Md.inic I LJtlJ ton i ptsi njitnsbfi: hatter-. ii wnensine union gamo is played like this there Is no spectacle to toucn iu Bristol played well, so well that one Would like to have seen a They drew level three times after Harlequins scored. first, and had not someone fumbled in a moment of fogonlslng confusion when Hitrd-wicke lost the ball six inches from his own line, they might have finished equal. That they did not Is duo to that fumble, a slow heel combined with some lobbed passes 'from Base, tho jcrurilrhttlf, which laid Bldko opcn to severe punishment at stand-off although he was stilt-one of the most elusive on the field, and the presence of Yottng, The" England winger scored the winding try IP minutes after half-time when-the score was .11 till.

He received- the bull near touch on the htrif-wny line In what seemed an Impossible position, especially for a man with a reputation as a straight flyer. But Yoiiris seems to have gained in cunning whatever he may have lost in speed. He linked inside past Clover, daintily tripped round two other defenders and left Colston sprawling with an almost insolent step inside on the "25 lino to score under the cross-bar. Young also scored and converted first-half try, the others being scored by Coutls and Schwurt. For Bristol, Hazel) kicked a penalty goal, Ellery scored a try which Hazcll converted and Watts dropped a goal Picture on Page 19 I.ACROSSI- of FjIBiarllf HtHUtr VUt.

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