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I CLASSIC CONFECTIONERY k- Brazils mmmmammmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 28 1960 Ah et 41 STATION RD SOLIHULL SUNDERLAND JOINS BMFER SYD WlLLiNQt LOSE INITEREST 3 IN RACING QETENTY T1US-OLO Blues get substantial fee in season's shock transfer deal who Is Rodforti retiring Uus ssaaaa Iraaa pnbtts tralnlag win Ore near dstgek ami tar irons BlenlieiBi Falaea where Sir i Wlasteo Churchill waa 7 hera Bat 8yd ta net giving ap his Interest la ndng HI will run ens or two hnrdlers of mj own dnpingr tha winter" he MONEY WILL BE USED TO STRENGTHEN SIDE Bribe offer report sent LONG WAIT BUT WORTH WHILE ield Bsy oalleagne Oeatge I to League 0WVw3dBSRRB College I BIRMINGHAM City winger Horry Hooper was today transferred to Sunderland for a "substantial" fee in the surprise transfer deal of the season LET me thank Album for beating Manehetter Cttg lost Saturday or (too rtaton They gave me Vie most pleasant 90 inmates 0 sccoBT-sPoicMaa have enjoyed for two seasons but their sofa 5 LEAVING Blues have lost littli of he £19000 thev nald to to hot alto east a jinx off my Wolves for him three years ERIC WOOPWAKP pETER Iladford Wal-A sail's Olympic bnmzs medallist Is going to Cardiff Training College for a three-year course of study to become a schoolteacher This Is good news for the young athlete who had nagging worries on his mind when he fought his way through to Decome Britain's fastest -ever sprinter Be has always wanted to become a teacher but was unable to do anything about it until he knew whether he waa to be called up for National Service How he sets out to sit for a teacher's dJplotna specialising In physical education and his three year course will certainly mean defennent for that period Probably he will not have to go into the RAP the Service of his choice at all He has been: granted a few days leave of absence to run in the Birchneld floodlit ago Manager on MerncK told me: "The money will I be used for farther strengthening of the side" It will not necessarily be spent on a winger even though Blues recently tried to sign Newport County winger Keith Pry and failed to agree on terms' "Fry ws one for the future" said Mr Merrick today "I had no Intention of placing him In the first team immediately" Hooper's replacement for Saturday's match with Manchester City will be Mike HellawelL This Is his big chance" said the Blues' chief today "It Is up to him to take it" Mr Merrick can also if need be switch Astall back to the right fTTHE Football League Manage- JL ment Committee will consider at their next meeting a report from Stoke City that the club's goalkeeper O'Neill received an offer of money if Stoke lost their home game with Norwich City on August 27 Sir Srle Bowarth the League's aaslstant-secretary ald the report would oomo before his committee at Lytham St Anne's on October 13 The OLD at Stoke to whom the club also reported the bribe attempt stated today that enquiries are continuing A Stoke City spokesman said today: O'Neill reported the circumstances of the offer to Stoke's manager Mr Tony Wad-dlngton The Stoke directors considered the matter and sent detailed reports to the Football League and to the OXD On their Joint advlee the bribe Incident was treated by the club In strict confidence while official Inveetlgationa were made O'Neill acting on dub Instructions would make no comment today saowoct Managers were beginning to mutter at they taw me approach their part on fnateh days Oil Merrick offered to pay my fare a Jar away as possible from wherever Blues were playing It began to teem that I vat not popular The reason? By last Saturday I had reported seven matches Involving Midland teams withoutever having the pleasure of recording a victory Mine was a Tottenham story in reverse AMon have altered aU that I hope Bannister gets coaching trip to Africa QNX man's -v Because Warwickahirea Alan Smith cannot make the trip to New Zealand with the touring side this winter his county colleague Jack Bannister gets a trip to South Africa- The replacement for Smith Is Middlesex vlut-keeper Murray who was previously booked for a coaching trip to South Africa 's---'--Bannister will fly out next week on an espenaeB-pald trip to the Wanderers Club "Mar-vellous trip" says Bannister "In between coaching shall hava plenty of time to work on my own golf "The greens out therv art ao rough rnr told that they-draw a groove with a penny along the ground and putt along that fine Bven could sink them like that I Vr BLUES ARE WARNED meeting on Saturday and to go on to Nigeria for their Independence' meeting next week Then he reports to Cardiff to begin his life's work Radiord who will have the Empire Oamea track on hia docKBtep at Cardiff has aJready run in well over a century of 100 yards events this season and today I asked him whether he gets tired in this searing series he sets himself "Very tired" he' replied "but people keep on asking me to run and frankly I enjoy It I sometimes feel that the arganlaere are disappointed if dont do a 04 or aoniething like that but people cannot be expected to know just how much all this tension and running takes It out of you" The day after the meeting Radford goes to West Africa with a combined British Commonwealth and Aavtrlcan team to compete In a meet lng which is part of the Nigerian JndependensR celebrations "Travelling la another thing which helps to tire you out by the time October cornea along a have been to Poland Algiers Rome and many more countries this year It may be hot In West Africa but surely It canf be any hotter than Rome That heat shall remember for the rest of my life" he added Farewells at St Andrew's today Neal and his Birmingham team mates wish Hooper "Good luck" City three BIRMINGHAM are one of flank and bring in either Rudd or when Brian Taylor at outside-left Why was Hooper sold? "I accepted Sunderland's bid because Harry a good Individual player did not provide the degree of directness I wanted on the wings" said Mr Merrick "I felt it was in -the club's interests and my own team-building plans to accept the sizeable fee Sunderland offered" Why did Hooper sign? Because he realised that his first-team future at St Andrew's must be limited if Blues were pre- pared to let him go Hooper himself was quite happy with Blues and in fact will be living in Birmingham and training at St- Andrew until next February when he becomes a father for the second time Hooper was once an amateur with Sunderland before starting his professional career with West Ham United He made 111 League and Cup appearances for Blues and scored 37 goals This incldentlally la his third move in four and a half years So persistent The inside story of this deal concerns the persistence of 8underland manager Mr Alan Brown He made his first hid for Hooper LA8T WEEK Hooper said "No" LAST FRIDAY Mr Brown contacted manager Hope signs at The Havthorns Start-to-finish win for Opaline II TPHE Aga Khan had his first big success In A England since the completion of negotiations to acquire his father's bloodstock when Opaline II gained an easy start-to-finish victory in the Cheveley Park Stakes at Newmarket today to date from next Monday were: Madden (Bother ham) 14 day and A Biggs (Bristol Borers) 7 both sent off In a Second Dirisionj game on September IS lt Large (Halifax) and lJ'i Baxter (Torquay) seren days each after being sent off In a Third Division game on August 27 Williamson (Norwich) seren days after I from the field on September It In match between Norwich Reserves and Bristol City Reserves Belcher (Ipswich) seven days after being sent off in Ipswich Reserves Nottingham Forest Reserves match on September Henderson Arsenal and Sotland forward sent off in his club's match at Anderlecht (Belgium) on -May 14 has been cautioned and warned as to his future conduct 1 clubs ordered by the FA Disciplinary Committee to' post warning notices to the spectators at their grounds land in their programmes for one month from October 3 The others are Burnley and Leicester City The decision regarding St Andrew's arises from a report to the Committee by the referee of the Birmingham Sheffield Wednesday match: on August 27 Burnley Cardiff City and Leicester Blackpool were the other matches at which there were Incidents reported by the referees Sis suspension decisions all Ftook Bobby Hope It seconds to si en profes UTX07IETER SattaTHdTy Odofptr 1 nXSTRACE2Mk sional forms for West Brom- wich Albion and to Joe Mercer got to within crash the hopes of every club in Scotland as wen as many one of his best previous total of 88 winners when he rode Logarithm to a narrow vic in England (writes ERIC 8-1 on 2nd (Csr) SS-1 asst 3rd OS 441 Trained kj Itsrut Rsaaiis (8i DsidlB (F Owrr) BreaiSald (A Bids) King Sol (a BanUs) Oiama Hun tar (D Kaltkt Ssawarahors (B MUlhsaks) Bsppy Best WOODWARD) "I like it and have tory over Spaniard's Close in the Great Eastern Handicap a better chance to progress Ortj UC with Albion" said brilliant ooino aeea Bobby as he committed his football future to The Hawthorns If Hone had aimed for a 2i aUGKBNHAM 8TAK88 tth esse bmss T-v-e sc Merrick again on Monday and was given permission to approach the player himself BUM SASM (8-7) Sadtk i Scottish club he could hava been BEVERLEY 9 "Rbt sbix- a part-time player with no maxi WBssa (8-101 I a Lewis 8 Waa) (9-0) SaiUfe OC 99 ItauMNl kr I Lssdsr Hooper still said "No" and H'SAF a Flala of lai aaajT DELIVERS THE GOODS ASSS T-Y-B sc mum wage unut to nis soccer earnings and could have commanded something around CM a Baaaati (8)1 Mia West Rnatti eiMSN OF AH Years IW Bwlnbura) irssa1a TT mmmrejmjTh BaUlng art (A Bn BlcBsaal Bali aunt Ml Bant lfr WUaan (Q Ltwlsl IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT Buy Your AUTUMNWINTtR COATS NOW and save money! week When ho stmed for Albion today he became entitled to a £20 alining on fee (less tax) and weekly wasea of £10 in the Merrick thought the deal was off but a knock on his office door this morning was followed by Mr Brown's entrance He had stayed in Birmingham all night and finally persuaded Hooper to say "Yes" isat Ball 7b Fsvdea) Bias asah (a Ssjtita) Oofdaa Bsnai (w kt Oairl BcUlns: mm Balla West S-S asst rtn iMBi nssiaai C7xa fa (B)l kfaaJrlaa ft Snnl (B)i MsgMaa ffj Brown) BLiHt aaaia lO-l Aloft saasiB winter £9 In the summer aincpury Uaoaao-1 Wllaea 166-9 Bom BalL 100-8 lfr Janantaa atnm tm Las) OsUsb Otrl (B ar) Qussaef the Biter (J AiMAura (W Beatlejr) Bostd orssns WIlatB imu: wis ia'4siBoai om oiu n) We MVO NM iBllfBCfaS CHOI tIS VMMM If CM Of Ml Meanwhile Mr the only ix he plays in the nrst team will he be entitled to the maximum £30 and then only as long as he remains In the senior side me (J MaloBtr) WUUaaj Bnd (pl 44: dual (ertsstt CV1010 Wea kr langtai nati MMrtOCtOMT IMMN MM) tO f-a1 km i rBS liana) Pair Bna mSnl uuia most travelled soccer chief In 2 30 PJSWIM NAN8I6AP af BBAU N0RMANB (4-9-1) Riekakr 1 the country this was off on another watching mission for tonight He' went Bias Baky (K Oleter) FI0MAM FLATS af ASBS BnaHi FAW TUBBR 1 Raddhutsa 9 FaaakauBa Batttaau saa aaat DIRECT TO THE PUBLIC TOMORROW (TrIUR) 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