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12 DAILY MOULD May I' 1964 En lane! regular last he's a four-fi £5,000 FOR Four stars listed in Spurs clear out By FRANK TAYLOR ASHOCKED Bobby Smith was told yesterday that he is for sale. The Spurs and England centre-forward immediately insisted that he does not want to leave London. And I expect Fulham to move in. FOR AT £5,000 SMITH IS A BARGAIN BUY. Smith, England leader only five months ago, is one of four players manager Bill Nicholson called into his office yesterday to tell them they were for transfer.

The other three were: MEL HOPKINS. Welsh International right-back; JOHN HOLLOWBREAD, goalkeeper, with plenty of recent first-team experience, and EDDIE CLAYTON, insideforward, who had already asked for a move. This is a sure sign that Nicholson is clearing the decks already for action next season. Spurs, who did not win a major honour this seazon, demand success. They can't afford to carry any passengers.

MORE TO GO? Nicholson grimly commented: "I told these four players but the official list has not yet been issued." Looks as if this could be the start of a big clear-out at White Hart Lane On the Nina)) transfer, Nicholson said last night: "The fee Is E. 5.000. I think he will be a good buy for any club. "We went him to get a club as quickly as possible. If we kept him for another la months we would still have our centre-forward problem and he might And It harder to get a club.

"Theta the reason we are letting him go now." Smith told me at his Palmeri; Green home: "I'm in no burrs. I want a London club. "I can't understand the manager's attitude. He called me over and said I was for transfer. It's smack In the eye.

When I joined Spurs they were bottom of the League. lie scored over tea goals for them In nine seasons. "I don't reckon I've had a bad season and suddenly I'm told Fm kicked out. It's a bit of a shock, but I'll still come back. I'm not going to rush things." WANTS LONDON Mrs.

Mavis Smith. wtie of the Spurs centre-forward, told me last night: As Spurs didn't win anything I suppose someone had to go. "I know that Bobby wants to stay In London if he can. We are just hoping a London club will come along." I reckon Futharn will waste no time in going after 30-year-old Smith. With one of the best defences in the First Division.

Fulham won no honours because they needed a In a fairy-footed forward line. Smith is just the type they need The highest-priced of the Spurs quartet is Eddie Clayton. He can go for £13.000. BOBBY SMITH it's a shock Worcester make tourists struggle Hollowbread is for sale at a mere £2.000 and Spurs are asking for Mel Hopkins. Tottenham are also ready to release reserves Barry Aitchison and Keith Barton at bargain prices in their summer sales Kow that Nicholson has made his clear-out Intentions clear.

I expect the shrewd Spurs boss to be out spending big money In the near future to fill the vacancies. 4 AUSSIE TERROR JUST A MYTH Skipper Bobby Simpson and tour manager Ray Steele have said plenty since they arrived in England to put the case for their attack. lacking as It does real pace and spinners who have proved their class. But future evidence will hive to be a lot sharper than that bowled down at Worcester if England's Test batsmen are not to have a bumper harvest in the five-star series from Old Trafford to The Oval. Worcestershire failed where they should have succeeded.

Rut they emphasised the ordinary cut of this outfit in the field. GOLDEN HOUR In a golden first hour. the county's 60-year-old skipper. Don Kenyon. and left-hander Dick Richardson picked up 30 runs off 10 overs from pacemen Graham McKenzie and Grahame Coding.

Young Coiling, baby of the party. almost had his bottom smacked as 96 runs flowed easily from his first four ovensfilen came the second hour. when Tom Graveney stroked a handful of fours through the covers with sucn grace and 'sae It was impossible to think of him as an England discard He bel Unfortunately Orareney's Innings was blighted as he neared his 60. West Indian Ron Headley, with whom he shared a fifth-wicket partnership of lOW had a wretched time for most of the 2 hours they were together, and, by and by. Big Tom tell victim to his partner's diseased batting.

It was the failure to remove Headley before he had unknowingly about him for three hours and scrambled together 46 runs that drew this huge question mark around the Australian attack. Kenyon .17. Richardson 30. Headley 46 and Oraveney 56 all fell victim to off-spinner Tom Velvers. the one Australian In seven who bowled his worth.

The remainder were mopped up by McKenzie 45-47 i and Hawke. but I suspect that they wouldn't even have had that slice of success but for the hidden terror that the average County batsman seam lurking beneath tke green cap of iluatralia. SCOREBOARD AUSTRALIANS. 251 (Lowy SIL 1 1 SIL COMM 66: Co 714). Swan.

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13aAr1e 11.3.5-47-3: Olineks Vovers 20-5-214: 13-3-30-6 i 6051010 1.3•11-0: 11.1-13-4 By lAN TODD and the Australians laboured like a couple of minor counties in distress yesterday. It wasn't exciting. It wasn't very interesting. And for too much of a long day, it wasn't even good cricket. Worcestershire fell short by 2 2 CHARLES BRAY SAYS runs of the Tourists first Innings 111.

But It wasn't because of any wild Aussie was pure Aussie myth! Veivers is the one to watch APART from their floppy green caps the Aussies didn't loot like the old enemy yesterday. There was little devil in their pace bowlers and of the spinners only Tom Velvers me. This thick-set, 27-year-old Queenslander is only the second genuine off-spinner Australia hew sent to England since the war. He looks to have hummed considerably since I saw him In Aus. trona the winter before last, and that could be due to the tips passed on to him by our own Jim Laker whom he has met several times In Australia.

No floater Lan Johnson, of course. had considerable success In this country with his off-spinners. Velvers might well follow suit. Not Only has he a most economical action but definitely gives the ball rare tweak. He also keeps an admirable length.

Velvers doesn't bowl the floaterthe speciality of lan Johnson, Jim Laker and Freddie but he throws a quicker one Out- 1 side the off stump which. If It goes with his arm, has the same effect Ma iMmilimonllr ure bargain BOBBY SMITH Neal and his charger are prepared for any Cup I at. the Final crisis. Into their 41 up tha himself. lons.

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Now Oeselt 10 A reader 10. N. Oses 11. Nam 110 ilk ILKOrts lust one day to the Cup Final between West Ham and Preston. Herald Sport spotlights the Wembley lett-wingers.

JOHN SISSONS AmilingalllMMOP-404 4 4 4 i a rlie WHITE Sor HORSE I FINAL HERE I FORTY-ONE years ago nearly MON 00 WWI' serOes the sea im il some 110th-tentary knight to posh back ti football fans marched in on Wembley's masses and save the snatch. first Cup Final and mocked England's good After only a half-hour delay. West Ram as WEMBLEY name for law and order. Hottest Wanderers started the Cup Mal. Legend and sentiment has lanitably crept in Those who bad seats sat tight.

Those on the this idyll of The White Horse Final, and the terraces stood firm. But over SO.BOO who had testimony 1 1 -c Strom and his charger rounded i 19 neither sitting nor standing room crunched these gate-crashleig thousands with all I 6 4 forward like an advancing army through broken ePlentiallf and courage of Ring Arthur himself. He, bold and brave, brandished his lon barriers and on to the pitch. whipped truncheon as If it were Escalibur. cart It could have been di.astmus.

Rut. racu ins all betore and the crowd opened barb to Must). it wa.ii'L A London policeman. mounted the touch-lines It's been a lons time. but this year West Ha are bark at Wembley.

And again a white chars )horsemen would call it a (trey) will head tl Metropolitan mounted divisloa as 100,000 poi Into the stadium. Allk BOTH PHIEPARIED This year. the constable Is r-e Cc'tri Neal: I horse. Jove, a handsome 11-year-old. Neither sew to the scene, and neither the se of crisis so gallantly met In the course of his dui by re Peavey.

Rut both will he prepared. At past finals P-c Neal has escorted the titles to and from the Royal Rot. At others. he hi .0 patrolled Nay. a umhol to the respri and authority that a policeman and his oral 4ilo' I horse hate earned with Wembley crowds.

That authority, I am told, represents adore 1 iiii policemen on foot. WITCH NOTE: Holton Wanderers won thi first Final 2-0. i km Toil i i'' GILLINGHAM THE CHAMPS I llr Francis goa clinches i tle Newport County 0, Gillingham I CENTRE FORWARD George Francis Gillingham to the Fourth Division title an extra bounty of LNG last night. It boosted Gillingham's talent money from £4OO which they would have received as runnel to C. 500 for finishing top of the table Hut wnat a lucky win! There was a del streak of luck about their goal and througl the match Gillingham goalkeeper John 81m was a much busier man than his Newport cow part Len Weare Gillingham 'cored their goal during their There'll be another white horse at Wembley this year.

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and like Howard Kendall. the 17-year-old Preston left-half. is a member of England's youth team which won the Junior World Cup. Masons is a little inside-left who came to the rescue of West Ham this season when they had a lettering problem. He came into the nerve competition of the First Division like dancing master showing superb control, perfect balance and a left foot of pure artistry.

It was Simons' lethal left that destroyed Burnley in the sixth round. After being played out of the game by Burnley's great rightback John Angus. young Biseons suddenly one through on the by-line and scored. Sale Angus later: 41111Irt know how be umuseeed to imusista the ball in be bad no angle to aim POINTS TO WATCH The way he keeps the hall under close control. His Matthewslike acceleration from a stand- Ind start.

Tremendous Ind poser. lip DOUG HOLDEN IT'S HIS THIRD I TRIP FORMIEIt England auto Holden is making third trip to Wembley and wants another winners' medal to go with ills one he won is He certainly won't settle foe a lowers already has one of those. after the 19113 Final Holden has taken on new lease of life since Preston snapped bin up cheaply from Bolton last mason He is a wing craftsman of the old school. hard to pin down and still producing a falr turn Of pare despite his veteran tag His experience and know-how was one of the big factors in Preston tight semi-anti win over Swansea Town POINTS TO WATCH a 111. liklns for cutting lushly lb.

I I fall-back. smart with both feet and the pinpoint accuracy of his crosses for the Dawson- Ashworth link-up. Now we miss the Games OUT of Europe and new eat at Olympic Beccer Britain a hint hope ef international feetbailing glory la OM vanished last Bight. The International Football Federation announced that Greece. who mat Britain In tbetr qualifying matches.

would continue In the tournament The Greek Olympic committee bad mistakenly withdrawn their team after a misunderstanding 1 over the CHARNLILY RETURN Jaen Botomona' Derby eve prumntion at Wembley on Jun. 1 will tpe ret urn between Dave Charnkty and Bruin Curvta. BICKERS SCORES Dave Bickers, of Britain. won the Unemotional 250 c.c event at Veenendaal. Holland.

Itorday. team-mat. John GridMu war third. MEW AUSSIES Apart from InJured Rex the team ft the woad match of their lour. against Oloticaaterahire at 11Mogul turnncrow.

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