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14 DAILY HERALD Thursday September 1963 Superb Spurs snatch win in seven-goal thriller PETER lORENZO 8-8 FOGGO HAS URE IN A FOG Ily FRANK TAYLOR West Bromwich 4. Arsenal 0 lAN URE, Arsenal's £62.500 "Boating" centre-half. was sunk without trace along with his team-mates at The Hawthorns last by West Bromwich's sizzling cross-fire. Albion were three up in 33 minutes. It was like watching the annihilation of the Soccer innocents.

Ken Foggo etched Albton's trail clown the right wing with two goals and the final passes for the other two. Centre-forward Johnny Kaye was the demon who tormented Arsenal's defenders. You couldn't blame the Gunners' reserve goalkeeper, lan McKechnle. who must have thought he was the target In a shooting gallery. In a trance Arsenal manager Billy Wright, whose team have now conceded 16 goals, dropped his anchor-man.

Laurie Brown, ia.t night and brought in another centre-half, Terry Neill. to shield Ure. It didn't work. Went Rro. were fast, tierce and played zippy, nippy borcer that left I re In a trance.

I don't blame Ure entirely. He has class but right now he can't read the speed of the English game. He was out of position for both goals (nine and 23 minutest and Arsenal's defence was wide open again when Kaye slammed in roggo's centre 133 minutes). And It was from Foggo again that Clark made it 4-0 in the 71th minute We saw the Ure potential when he laid on Arsenal's best chance with a tyo-yard run and a pass to Baker. But Ray Potter made another brilliant save.

Ure will have to learn that English football cannot afford an attacking centre-half. Watford struggle Mansfield 2. Watford I MANSFIELD centre-forward Ken Wagstaff ran Watford ragged. In spite of their packed defensive Une-up. Scot Dave loner put Mansfield ahead in the seventh minute.

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Spurs were three up after 14 minutes. Against ordinary teams that would have been more than enough For Wolves It Just served as personal Insult. Every Wohes man Came hark fighting. To record that only a back-breaklag finger-tip save by Bill Brown from the ever-attacking Chris Crowe foiir minutes from time denied Wolves a 4-4 draw indleatev the ieasure of their roaring retaliation. 4 40 le" 4 4, 'A JOHNNY FANTHAM hit two.

goals Backs inspire win CHELSEA SHAKE LORD Fantham freezes out Haynes By ROGER MALONE Chelsea 2, Burnley 0 CHELSEA'S Ken Shellito and Eddie MeCreadie last night became the backs who insisted on going forward. They Inspired Chelsea's 01Prdue tirst win and left Burnley chairman Bob Lord very red-faced. Butcher Lord had publicly accused l'helsea of hyperdefenslye football which could kill tile game as a spectacle after last neck's goal-less draw at 'turnleY. This display ended with many hooting and asking: flow about THAT?" That, had 'wen a (imam briUlaut series of all-out Chelsea Shelllto, of England. and Mcfreadle, surely some day of Scotland.

By FRANK CLOUGH Sheffield Wednesday 3. Fulham 0 THE man who could sear England's So. 10 shirt with distinction bestrode Hillsborough like a giant last night I don't mean Johnny Haynes. It wiis Wednesday's Johnny Fanthem who, on this form. must surely earn fresh England honours to accompany the cap he won two years ago.

Haynes was a pale shadow alongside this phantom called Fantharn. And he brought to his game the master stamp of split-second eye for the opening that made him such a great prospect not so long ago. Eanthant lunged boldly for his first goal two minutes after the interval. And 20 minutes later he was there again beating veteran Underwood by a fraction. Hanes didn't compare.

Only three time. did he produce that old authority. Four minutes from time Wednesday leader Kronen Lane made certain by dribbling round Underwood. PENALTY The fir.t gotil came when MeCreadie was floored as he cut In In TEltitl notched the penal'''. Cool Hurniey neier panicked, hoarier.

and threatened to snatch a bosky point before 111.1 acrobatically headed the second goal In the last minute. Hot no arguing from me as Rob Lord told me: "I by what I said last week. Tonight were a difterenl team. attacking tery weII. Not they were at home.

weren't they?" then the Molineux men TERRY DINON wetted twice 11 of. Sonny Liston takes it on the chin from Billy Walker grins. But the world champion, who watched Walker training at Pitsea, Essex. yesterday wouldn't be so charitable in the ring! FOOTBALL LEAGUE CUP Young a boy Aldershot 3. QP 1 NCI dream debut for Rangers' IS-year-old outside right Frank 1 Sibley.

But he'll always remember this Football League Cup tirst-round tie. He lain on Rangers' only goal with a subtle pass that gave Brian Bedford all the time he needed to score with a cunning lob in the 37th minute. Not such a happy night foe Rangers' other teenager. goalkeeper Peter Springett, who vaa beaten three times In Aldershot's ec9nd-half fight Alta Nolan 168 minutest. Alan Burton igi minutes) and three minutes hum time by Burton again.

who dribbled the ball round him and into the net. puted Johnny Brooks penalty 20 Iminutes from the end. Dixon beat out Brooks' first effort and smothered his shot from the rebound. And a last-minute equaliser by Peter Kerr levelled a match that kept 7.000 Elm Park fans on then' toes Mike Bloat moored for Brentford. Reeding 1.

Orentford 1 READING 'keeper Mike Dixon earned them a replay with a fine double save from a holy Newport 3, Mllhvall 4 HAT-TRICK by their closeseason signing from Scotland. Inside-left John NlcLaughlin. clinched Mill wall's place In the second round Es-Newport centre-forward Pat Terry scored against bis old club Torquay 1. 2 full backs made 1 Brighton a present of this one. Left-back George Allen let in I Jlmmy enciper for goal of the season In the 14th minute.

And right-back Frank Austin was at fault when John Gnodehild netted from a long throw-in by Bobby Baxter In the 37th minute. 0. Exeter 1 A BLUNDER by Oxford left-back Pat Quartermain put them out of the Cup. Fifteen minutes from time he allowed Cochrane to rob him of the ball. And the Exeter right-winger made good use of the gift, firing in from a narrow angle.

GlMaximal 4, Bristol C. 2 OTBINGFELLOW put Gillingham ahead with a header after only two they stayed ahead. Brian Whist put them 2-0 up at half-time after beating three men. Kim minutes) and Stringfellow i 621 cancelled out big John two second-half goals. Frank is to watch SYSTEM Bourg, again adopting their 4-2-4 system with skipper Danny Blanchdower In a much more defensive role.

started off as if they were really going to thrash the men. tt was from centre-half Maurice Norman's header In the sixth minute that Jimmy Oreaves nodded on for Terry Dyson to flick home. Thirteen minutes later Norman cracked in No. 2 himself with a fierce right foot shot In the 34th minute. a magnificent goal by John White.

after a Blanchflower-Jones move, made it 3-0 it should lioie been the end. Hut within 43 HINTON. England winger, hit one In on the run to make It 3-I. minutes after the Interval Jones slipped going for the ball Murray snapped up the loose ball and swung tt. out to Chris Crowe.

who outpaced it was 9-2. For the next 12 minutes Wolves came so near to drawing level. But in the 65th minute it was Spurs who strode away again. Dyson netted after Oreaves had beaten Wolves offside trap. SUPERB Light minutes from time John Kirkham headed Wolves' third from a Peter Broadbent free kick and the hustle was on until the final whistle.

A superb game. The glaring message is of 100 per cent. encouragement that two of Britain's top club sides can produce such highstandard entertainment. But Yost as clearly It seems that the first -class of Da nn Manehflower are nearing an end. Wolves exploited Blanchfiower's slow recovery In the second-half, with Crowe.

who fired In more shots than the rest of the line put together. making full use of his speed and youth advantage. RESULTS and SCORERS INTER-LEAGUE MATCH IMO LIMN (0) 1 (Mau, (1) 4 Wawa Lavers a. I to 110 Mutt) DIVISION I Ilinniewermen .411 1 lowsstwr (0) 01 Leek. Hellawell Illsokburn (1) 2 llMillotd UM.

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MS TOUGH LUCK, DICKINSON -VITAL SLIP Portsmouth 2. Sundorkuod 4 ALLY wet well yet with Portsmouth. bst they showed improved method. They fought back well In the second-half and It was unfortunate that the result turned on a blunder by Jimmy Dickinson four minutes from the end. When chasing Andy Kerr he pushed out a foot and beat his own goalkeeper.

Sunderland had gone ahead at 14 minutes through Johnny Cris. min following a free-kick, Then Pompey had their one slice of good fortune after 27 minutes when Jimmy helped In a Keith Blackburn shot. On the Interval Phil Gunter allowed a clearance to bounce of the top of his head and let la KERR for an east goal. When after 64 minutes Ron 'launders went through on own to make it 1-3 the Pompey Chimes burst out. They were still ringing loudly when Crossan hit Sunderland's fourth.

POOL PROMOTERS ASSOCIATION gt CERTIFIED DIVIDENDS ITI Deidre shocks Billie NEW YORK. Wednesday. BRITAIN'S Deidre Catt sprang the biggest surprise of the American lawn tennis chmapionships when she beat Billie Jean Moffitt at Forest Hills today. The Sussex girl ousted the 2 40, 3 seed from California 7-5 to reach the last eight In the women's singles. It 446 a great effort after being 1-3 down in the second set Tau other British Wlghtnian Cep ton Illa)don Jones snit hrisline Truman la the quarter -final, Ann raced through her match with Margaret Hunt iSouth Africo) to win In half an hour.

Christine Truman also found little difficulty in defeating Norma Raylon. 19-year-old Argentinian. 6-4. 6-3. As expected.

Joyce Barclay. the Scottish champion, went down to Margaret Smith (Australiai, the title-holder. Margaret, who is also Wimbledon champion, won 6-1. 6-3. Hubby Wilson is our last hope la the men's singles.

He was In his most brilliant form to slant Cligt Huchholr. the 20-ear-irold American 6-3. 6-0, 6-1. Best this year." mug Bobby. Roger Taylor.

the Yortshireman, put up three-hour battle against Ronnie Barnes (Brazil), who come through 7-6. 2-8. 7-9, 7-6. 84. R64411.T1 Wansurlt MOHR rood): Hard MA I Dwrt tAustrallai S-4.

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