Leicester Mercury from Leicester, Leicestershire, England • 16

6 LEICESTER-MERCURY SATURDAY "NOVEMBER 28 1964 KEYWORTH WONT BE HURRIED KEN KEYWORTH 30-YEAR-OLD CENTRE FORWARD LOOKS LIKE BEING THE MOST PLAYER EVER TO BE OFFERED FOR RELEASE BY LEICESTER CITY 'T intend to meet and talk with every club that is good enough to inquire for me" Key-worth said: 1 think everyone who might be interested has had time to move then 1 shall trv and sort out the He began his look round yesterday with preliminary talks with Northampton and Notts County and Rotherham Today he was driving to Grimsby for the Grimsby-Shrewsbury match Both of these clubs want him and the trip to the Coast will enable him to kill two birds with one stone Then he has to make arrange ments to meet Oxford United Bristol Rovers Walsall These clubs all made approaches when the news was on the soccer grapevine and now others may join the queue now that the Yorkshireman's release general knowledge One of the keenest without doubt are Notts County who an under heavy pressure from thei fans to get a centre-for ward and personality to impetus to their promotion bid which started so badly but has now picked up momentum Loss: Billy Walker Dead NOTTINGHAM CARD FOR MONDAY Pictured at last Old Newtonians RFC Diamond Jubilee dinner (left to right) Mr Ager (headmaster 1923-45 who reintroduced rugby to the school) Councillor A Vesty (president Leicestershire Rugby Union) Mr A May (president ONRFC) and Mr Michael Green (author and guest speaker)- Old Newtonians Diamond Jubilee OVER 100 attended last 60th anniversary dinner of Old Newtonians RJFC The toast of the club was proposed by Harrison captain of Leicester Tigers and in his reply G- Punt Old Newtonians skipper outlined the history Several times they had disbanded before finally re-forming in 1929 Since then the club had progressed steadily and although results at the moment were not so good there were hopes that Old Newtonians would be as strong again as they were in the 10 years following the war Replying to the toast of the jicestersnii sed by of Old Newtonians Councillor A Mercury Racing Service iUj- Delia Wood A Jones 4 11-4 Markham Betting forecast: 2 1 Carrigbawn 7-2 Grey Jet 5-1 Self Raising 7-1 Greet Grove 8-1 Windy Ridge 10-1 Cutdean 100-7 Wolf Whistle 201 others 230 COLWICK HANDICAP HURDLE £250 2Jm 32-0 Coral Cluster (D) Gandolfo 7-11-13 Shoemark (7) 0-00 Dolllngbuiuh Molony 6-11-6 Harvey 300 Carolus Magnus Garner 9-11-1 0-00 Mount Etna A Brush 4-11-0 Cramp pO-O Coleen Star Gilman 10-11-0 Lee (7) 20-3 Son And Heir II Ransom 12 10 11 313 Eastern Conflict Edmunds 4-10-11 Gilbert 0-00 Couligarten Laidler 10-10-10 Boulton f01 La Grandesse Clarice 6-10-10 040 Walstead (BF) Thom 5-10-10 U0 Manchita (BF) Walwyn 5-10-9 Robinson HPP Bosphorus Gandolfo 6-10-8 4lf Lord Roberts Marshall 4-10-8 3-00 Briarstone A Fisher 7-10-8 A Fisher 033 Flaming Foulds 12 10 7 Kelly 10-1 Rubys Boy (C) Gandolfo 7-10-9 000 First Bid Clay 7-10 1 0-30 Roman Cage Boothman 4-10-0 Boothman (71 Betting Forecast: 11-4 Manchita 7-2 Eastern Conflict 5-1 Coral Cluster 6 1 Flaming 8-1 Son and Heir 11 and Ruby's Boy 100-8 Couligarten 100-6 others Advocate's Selections 1230 Temple Hill 10 Cheerio Woodbrown 20 Carrigbawn 20 Flaming 30 Vulferrans 330 Battle Song "DILLY WALKER Is dead The final curtain has been lowered on one of the loyal skilful colourful personalities of modern football Walker to his multitude of friends and the handful who did not like him as much died in a Nottingham hospital today after eight months of illness He was 68 So ended the career of the complete footballer A Black Country lad and son of a League player he defied his father to take to professional football and as he made himself a household name for Aston Villa his father became his biggest fan He played 480 games mainly at inside left but in other positions in the attack too for Villa and was an expert goal maker and taker Won 18 Caps During this time he won 18 caps for England captaining them and the Football League and playing what he recalled as one of his finest games in goal as a substitute In his first season as leader of the attack he won an FA Cup winners medal when his side beat Huddersfield 1-0 Football was now Billy life When he became too old for the fray he took to the stormier waters of managership to emerge as the most stable of men setting up a long service record with the Forest But first he went as manager to Sheffield Wednesday but after a short stay there he left for Chelmsford City It was from Chelmsford that he Joined Forest in March 1939 to begin another long association which lasted until his death After 21 years as manager of the club he vacated the in July 1960 to become member of the committee Many glorious years with Forest lay behind him He took them from the Third to the Second Division in 1951 up to the first in 1957 and to a successful FA cup final at Wembley in 1959 His Hat Trick He captained Villa in their Cup Final success in 1920 and managed Wednesday when they were successful in 1935 so the Forest victory over Luton was the completion of a unique hat trick But if I may be allowed a personal memory Billy Walker was a man of sympathy and understanding One who made a novice in the complicated world of soccer feel a wanted and understood man He was seldom too busy to help Football historians who will surely write a glowing chapter on Billy Walker will in the final analysis make his summit achievements as the Forest manager towards the end of his long game The man who built a side to win the Cup with money £21000 that would hardly nowadays pay a wages for his club The man who hacked his judgment against the world and triumphed with men whose names come flooding back as Walker proteges Jeff Whitefoot reclaimed from BILLY WALKER Grimsby and still a tower of First Division strength Eddie Bailey Roy Dwight Sailor Brown Billy Baxter Bob McCall Horace Gager Stuart Imlach Joe McDonald Forest as a club not merely a team are really the club that Bill built His death that will be mourned wherever a ball is kicked for pleasure and that was yardstick pleasure will be like taking a cornerstone from under Trent Bridge But on the foundations and formations which he has bequeathed much can be built FA Tribute Mr Dennis Follows secretary of the Football Association said of Mr Walker: was a great figure in football both as a player and an administrator He represented all that was best in the game and football has lost a truly loyal LTS South Leicestershire Cricket League At the annual meeting of the South Leicestershire Cricket League last night chairman Mr Burbage reported some confusion arising from the rearrangement of fixtures but stressed the committee had to stand by the rules of the league in this matter The awards to the respective champions of each division were as follows: division 1 Narborough division 2 Hinckley College of Further Education division 3 Hinckley Casuals division 4 Sharn ford division 5 Sketchley Dye Works division 6 Stapleton minor divisions east Sapcote Methodists west Burbage A Norton Cup Barwell Burbage Cup Bag-worth WMC Wright trophy Mr Kirk Moore Fielding Prize Mr White Officers elected for 1965 were: President Mr Burbage vice president Mr A Capers: management committee Mr Coe Mr Taylor Mr Briers Mr King Mr Tracey Mr Swanick Mr Duncombe Mr Simpson Mr Summers Mr A Bannister Mr Smith Mr Armstrong honorary secre tary and treasurer Miss I Wright chart secretary Mr Holder assistant chart secretary Mr Taylor 30 SOUTHWELL CHASE £250 2m 20-2 Guinea Hunter Whiston 7-12-0 00-0 Princess Sobranie Thom 6-12-0 003 BSA A Stephenson 7-12-0 12-0 Reverando Alllngham 8-12-0 Dever (3) 00- Flambeau Walwyn 6-12-0 OOO- Prince Nick Cullen 7-12-0 Nicholson 0-3f Ella's Choice Ransom 7-11-9 Picture Goer Reid 7-11-9 30-2 Forest Prince Crump 6-11-9 Prairie Wind Tayolr 7 11-9 000 Albany Herald Bewicke 5-11-7 00J My Foresight Cartwright 5-11-7 Cartwright (7) 00-f Alycldon Prince Stephenson 5-11-7 ro-2 Vulferrans Francis 5-11-7 Kilkenny (7) OOf Autumn Time Pickering 5-11-7 McCarthy (5) 00-0 Shavion Thom 5 11-7 Cowley (7) Betting Forecast: 7-4 Forest Prince 3-1 BSA 4-1 Vulferrans 11-2 Guinea Hunter 8-1 Princess Sobranie 100-8 Ella's Choice and Alycidon Prince 20-1 others 330 BRIDGFORD HURDLE (Dlv Ill) £300 2m 40-1 Battle Song (D) Barratt 4-11-11 Evans (7) 0 Sllbar Fawcus 5-11-9 2-00 Infatuator Clarke 6-11-9 Boulton 0-00 Miss Wisdom Owen 7-11-9 f-00 Perfect Host Akehurst 9-11-9 Mr Woolley (7) OOf Reybern Bewicke 6-11-0 Nicolaid Goodwill 7-11-0 Andrews (31 000 Cloud-Wood A Fisher 0-11-6 A Fisher 0-0 Soletra's Star Thorne 6 11-9 Mr Fox Golden Cognac Thom 4-11-4 Levally A Jones 4-11-4 F34 Miss Hooka Whiston 4-11-4 4-f0 Billy Watts Vergette 4-11-4 Freestone (71 Betting Forecast: 6 4 Battle Song 4-1 Golden Cognac 9-2 Infatuator 6-1 Reybern 8-1 Nicolaid 100-8 Miss Wisdom 100-7 Miss Hooka 20-1 others Best Long Shot 330 Nottingham MISS HOOKA SPORTS Leicester brand of football and was carefully brought on by coach Bert Johnson who spent many hours with Frank Here he was indeed a big fish in a smaller pool At Highbury he is just another player with a club of great 1230 BRIDCFORD HURDLE (Dlv one) £300 2m 2-10 Temple Hill (Late Interpreter) (D) Vereette 4-11-11 Gilford 001 Ballino (D) A Stephenson 4-11-11 Broderick 0-21 Maid Of Perth (D) Ransom 4-11-11 A Biddlecombe 0-00 Tor House A Jones 6-11-9 Markham fp Mosey Meres Hall 6-11-9 Bewildered Lady Cullen 7-11-9 Nicholson Lady Powell 5-11-9 Susannah Sue 7-11-9 0- Crown Derby 6-11-9 0- Ruville Ancll 5-11-9 fOf- Moonduster A Thomas 5-11-9 Box And Cox Corrie 5-11-9 000 Turrett Bewicke 4-11-4 42-4 Blasphemy Goodwill 4-11-4 Andrews Pure Blarney Vergette 4-11-4 300- Da mas tel Glass 4-11-4 Palycidon Stephenson 4-11-4 pO-O Nordic Jewel Cartwright 4 11-4 Cartwright (7) j-03 Willing Slave Owen 4-11-4 Betting Forecast: 5-2 Maid of Perth 100-30 Ballino 4-1 Temple Hill 6-1 Blasphemy 8-1 Willing Slave 100-8 Palycidon and Moonduster 20-1 others 10 LAKE THREE YEARS OLD SELLING HURDLE £200 (3-y-o) 2m 120 Come Blow Your Horn (CD) Smith 11-2 Victor Easterby 10-11 Power Lowdy Gill Holt 10-11 Baldwin (3) 024 Rum News Curran 10-11 024 Uplands Rose Marshall 10-11 Speld-Soote (7) 340 Glenfit Curran 10-11 Walsh (5) Pleasure Deferred Blackshaw 10-11 0 Parts Model Carr 10-11 East 041 Czaremont (D) Marshall 11-2 f31 Cheerio (D) Stephenson 11-2 Scudamore 00 Blonde Cracker Wolsten croft 10-11 Jones (3) Betting Forecast: 7-4 Czaremont 9-4 Cheerio 4 1 Come Blow Your Horn 8-1 Rum News 10-1 Uplands Rose 100-7 Pleasure Deferred 20-1 others 130 MANSFIELD HANDICAP CHASE £400 3d 04p Major (D) A Stephenson 6-11-6 Stobbs 1-Op Flare (D) Owen 8-113 OOp Dorenco (D) Coton 11 10-13 -314 Archippus (D) (BF) Whiston 6 10-10 Ofp- Merganser Ancll 11 10-7 Mellor 302-4 Woodbrown (CD) Cousins 10-10-7 Morrissey 14-p Hals Fortune (D) Earl Jones 6-10-6 Gifford 00-0 Beau Chevalet Holt 1110-4 323 Domont Foulds 12-10-1 Kelly fOO- Solonace Clay 13 10 0 f02 Longreiqn (D) Poole 12-10 (1 Betting Forecast: 5-2 Domont 7 2 Woodbrown 9-2 Archippus 6 1 Major Hitch 8-1 Longrelgn 10-1 Merganser 100 7 Flare 20-1 others 20 BRIDCFORD NOVICES' HURDLE (Division Two) 2m 0 Windy Ridge Thom 5-11-9 300- Calling Sonny Hall 8-11 9 f- llton Hartigan 6-11-9 04-p Watarsmeet Ancll 6-11-9 Mellor 0 Capital Case Harwood 6-11 9 24 Carrigbawn (BF) Owen 5-11-9 Davenport J-04 Self Raising Booth 5-11-9 A Rawlinson 000 Sannat Queen Barlow 5 11 9 Mr Naylor (7) Belmont Abbott Palmer 5-11 9 Harvev 4- Groat Grovo Marshall 6-11 -9 0-00 Solarco Vergette 6 11-9 Wolf Whistle Vergette 6 11 9 00-p Terrain Wyatt 6 11-9 Mr Coleman (5) Grey Jot Cousins 4-11-4 0 Dalmallltng Boothmun 4 114 Boothman (7) Barlrycroft Bay Stephenson 4-11-4 Bowsibow Gilman 4-11-4 Lee (7) pO- Cutdean Goodwill 4-11-4 0 Georgetown Kusblsh 4 11-4 Major 00 Pelican Princess Barlow 4 114 Mr Wool lev (7) Choice 1230 Nottingham MAID OF PERTH Frank McLintock Has A Problem To Solve Vesty president of the LRU and also a member of Old Newtonians said the movement for Saturday county rugby was spreading all over England Success was nearer than many people realised He also praised the County Colts Union which he said was the most progressive in the country Guest of honour was Michael Green author of Art of Coarse who replied in typically witty fashion to proposed by Stapleford Olsen Out In First Round Jose Torres gained a surprise first-round knock-out victory over veteran Carl Bobo Olsen in a light-heavyweight bout at Madison Square Garden New York last night Torres a 28-year-old Puerto Rican stepping up from the middleweight ranks for the first time caught the 35-year-old former middleweight champion with a left to the jaw after a sudden two-handed attack His victory paved the way for a possible title bout with champion Willie Pastrano trying to live up to their past for some years There will be more tension on the staff and there will be much less chance there for Frank to express his undoubted great talent self expression and complete freedom of movement on the field the main factors of his climb to fame while wearing the blue shirt This is the undoubted underlying problem that the former City wing half now has to untangle TUDOR ROAD LEICESTER (Corner Vernon Street) TT ISNT ALL GLAMOUR at Glamour Clubs Former Frank McLintock is finding this out at Highbury where it is generally conceded he has yet to find his Filbert Street form There is a dog-eared legend is tradition who have been round these parts that a player who leaves the confines of the Filbert Street ground rarely does well with his new club It is one which has more than a certain amount of truth in it be able to name exceptions but not many McLintock has time yet to prqve one of the exceptions But he is reported to have said about his move today to inside forward against Man Chester United my transfer from Leicester been taking a while to settle down and still seeking my top form why I welcome the chance to play in the attack A goal might do me McLintock attributes a lot of his troubles to the fact that his family are still in Leiccs ter because his wife is expecting a baby lie travels here every week Big Fish AT THE TIME of his move he was tuned from tender teen aged years to the TOYNBEE MOTORS LIMITED Telephone TUGBY 200 SALES GROUND 135-139 HUMBERSTONE ROAD LEICESTER TELEPHONE: 56000 1963 HILLMAN IMP finished red 14000 miles £410 1962 FORD ANGLIA De Luxe grey 23000 miles £365 1962 AUSTIN A40 grey and white 20 000 miles £360 1962 VAUXHALL VICTOR ESTATE honey gold and Alaska white radio heater etc 20000 miles £560 1961 FORD CONSUL 375 Goodwood green radio heater safety belts etc as new £460 1960 AUSTIN A55 red and white a very attractive motor car low mileage £350 1956 WOLSELEY 444 finished light grey very good condition engine reconditioned £150 COMMERCIALS 196ljFORP 7 Cwrt VAN no lettering heater etc £150 CAR SEAT COVERS ONE-DAY SALE THIS SUNDAY 10 am-20 pm Ocelot £4750 100 CLOTHS TO CHOOSE FROM TARTANS MOQUETTES ETC TO 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