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Mirror Sport Friday, September 21, 1973 Telephone: (STD code 01)-353 0246 The Daddy of Muirfield Brian Huggett grins with delight as he hears he has become a father for the second time. Picture: ERNIE CHAPMAN. 1, -1 i. ::::.,41, I. i 4 ::1 lAN l- 0 i ssk, i i i VA A i zi 440..

i iti1 I''' 1:4 ..4...,....... 0 15 1.. 1 il 5 1 2 2 1 2 8.... I I By RON WILLS poc names day for pest's WORro return GEORGE BEST'S comeback to British Soccer is scheduled for tomorrow week in Manchester United's reserves against Wolves at Molineux. But he plans to return even earlier, in Eusebio's benefit match in Portugal on Tuesday.

Things have gone well in training so far, and I'm really looking forward to getting back." he said. United manager Tommy Docherty is delighted with Best's efforts since his return to the club. "He deserves a bit of praise for the way he's buckled down," said Docherty. He's lost 81b. in less than a fortnight.

Agreement Provided he comes through the EuSehlo match, and subject to the board's agreement, he'll 1 a in the Central League on the following Saturday, a in Denis Law's benefit at Old Trafford on October 3." Best's last League game was in November. BRIAN HUGGETT humbled America's golfing giants Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus as Britain turned in a birdie blitz to lead by 52 points to 22 after the first day of the Ryder Cup at Muirfield yesterday. mummommommou It was a Nice one, Daddy," for Welshman Huggett. He partnered Maurice Bembridge to a memorable 3 and 1 win over Palmer and Nicklaus hours after hearing he had become a father for the second time. His wife Winnie gave birth to a 71b.

14oz. girl, Sandra Jane, at eleven o'clock yesterday morning. And less than an hour later already has a five-year-old daughter called up to partner Bembridge in the afternoon four-ball matches after being omitted from the foursomes. Red Letter Day Huggett and Bembridge clinched their victory on the 17th green. Huggett grinned with delight as he talked about his day: I don't think I'll ever forget Sandra's birthday.

September 20 is now a red letter day in my life. Actually Maurice did most of the real damage today including holing out with a super wedge shot at the 14th. I was there just to tidy a sweeper in football, I suppose. We played well as a team but I was disappointed with Palmer's performance. He didn't putt at all well." Britain begin today with their best-ever start under their belts.

Last night captain Jackie Burke told me: I've never seen British golfers hit so many birdies. They were great." Lee Trevino. the 1971 and 1972 British Open champion, provided the day's only incident on the course, when he asked referee Ken Adwick if he could change his putter. Said Adwick later: I told Trevino he already had the maximum number of clubs permitted in his bag, fourteen, and no more were allowed. "He then said he would have to change it if it broke.

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The 30-year-old Davies takes injured John Toshack's place in the 16-strong squad for the World Cup match against Poland in Katowice on Wednesday. Davies, capped 28 times and scorer of more than 250 goals, joined Portsmouth from Southampton durin the summer for £40,000. Welsh captain Mike England stands by to play his first League game of this season for Spurs against Liverpool tomorrow. AILY MIRROR NEWSPAPERS, Ltd. (01-353 0246) at, and for I Newspapers Holborn Circus, London, ECIP IDQ.

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