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OCR 16 - Shields Gazette , Friday , November 21 , 1975
SPORTS
RED RUM TO PROVE
BY NABOB
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RED RUM hero of two Liverpool Grand Nat ionals and beaten short head in the " Hen nessy " two years ago , is taken to return to win- , form ning in the £ 10,000 Newbury trophy event tomorrow and thus justify his trainer's faith in him .
Although " Rum " is without a win in four outings so far trainer Don this
season ,
Newcastle
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McCain is adamant that his favourite ten - year - old charge , is far from " over the top . "
going " good to firm " will be as near as he likes it - the firmer the better , and I am inclined to go along with McCain's of assessment Rum's form far this SO season . " He's had it all to
do . "
" Rum " has been showing all his old zest for the sport in recent sharpening up gallops on Southport sands and despite his big task over a testing three and a quarter miles tomorrow , is my choice .
TOTE : DOUBLE 1.30 & 2.30 TREBLE 1.00 2.00 & 3.00
ITV 1.30 2.00 2.30 & 3.00
12.30 - VITTORIA NOVICES CHASE £ 750 ADDED
2 mile about 120 yards
1 21D1P - 1 Cromwell Road ( Mrs C Berry ) G Richards 5 12 4
3 04 / 4100- Slipperetto ( J McLaren ) K Oliver 6 11 12
Another factor in Red Rum's favour is that the
6 00F0F - Gold Prince ( R Bethell ) R Bethell 6 11 7
7 F0 / 0F0-4 Nucella ( F Scotto ) A Kemp 6 11 7
8 P323-23 Royal Playboy ( Mrs M Dawson ) Miss S Hall 9 11 7
900 - UU3U Brasidas ( Lord Cadogan ) N Crump 5 11 6
10 2000 - FP Polished Steel ( Mrs G Weir ) Ld Kil any 5 11 6 Ted ( R Kirkwood ) K Oliver 5 11 6
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( 5 runners )
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5 P42-312 Lingus ( D ) ( BF ) ( E Bell ) K Oliver 10 11 1
6 F12 / 421- Weathervane ( T Thompson ) P Buckley 8 10 13 740 F - 33 Merrybent ( C Attwood ) Denys Smith
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2 1FF - 431 Glen Owen ( C - D ) ( Lord Cadogan ) N Crump 8 11 7
4 13-2131 Half a Sixpence ( C ) ( Maj H Bail ie ) 10 11 4 ( 5 ex )
1974 : Drumador 812 S Holland 5-2 J Hardy 5 ran .
Gazette betting forecast : Eve Nurse , 11-4 Sea Pigeon , 33-1 Bishop Gazette betting forecast : 10-11 Cromwell Road , 7-2 Nucella , 9-22.00 - EMBASSY PREMIE Slipperetto , 6-1 Royal Playboy , 14-1 Gold Prince . 1.00 - SALAMANCA HANDICAP CHASE
£ 1,000
£ 1,500 ADDED
ADDED
2 mile
3 mile
3 F130 - RS The Gent ( Mrs I Cheesbr
2 03-3111 Forest King ( D ) ( K Hogg
D Goulding 2 1112-01 Sea Pigeon ( USA ) ( C - D )
C Tinkler
G Holmes
3 1210-11 Night Nurse ( C - D ) ( R Sp
V Percival
4 001042 Bishops Pawn ( C - D ) ( BF )
( 4 ru
P Ennis 1974 : ( Ladbroke " Fighting Fifth " Hur 13-8 On Fav F Rimell 5 ran .
P Mangan
D Atkins
[ 1.30- " FIGHTING FIFTH '
2 mile about 60 ya
1 11111-2 Comedy of Errors ( C - D ) ( E.
Mr H Baillie ( 3 )
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6 OP / F0-11 Birdland ( D ) ( Mrs G Re
C Tinkler 7 12430-1 Greystoke Rambler ( W Ri
D Greaves
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8 00-2112 Temple Rise ( C ) ( C Your should remain unchanged tomorrow .
Denys , Smithfub's'in midweek , I only have a playing staff of 13 and we could run into trouble if players got injured playing for other clubs .
Certainly , when third , beaten seven lengths and a short head , by Even Swell and Tartan Tutor over three miles last at Newcastle
" Shildon also tried to sign Parker , while Steve Hunter could have gone to Consett and Ray Young to Wallsend , but I have laid down the ruling that my players must play for Shields only .
" I put this to Parker and he said that he is staying with us . I must put my club first , and I think the players realise the problems that could arise through injuries . It would be a pity to ruin all
Shields should beat the University they have played only six games so far , having won three and lost three while Perey Main should make home advantage count against sixth bottom Greenwells who have seven points from 12 games .
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Says Elwell : " We should win , but everybody raises their game against us , and this will be the case tomorrow . I would also like to- give centre forward Jimmy Robson some credit for the way he is playing .
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Shields Gazette
and Shipping Telegraph
Friday , November 28 , 1975
Mariners tell Moon to to go
SOUTH SHIELDS make one change for tomorrow's
Northern Alliance game against Workington Res
erves at Borough Park and it is a £ 300,000
permanent one . Ray Moon , signed from Silksworth earlier this month , has repeatedly failed to report for train ing and has been told : " You can go
we have
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cancelled your registra tion with us . "
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Says manager Bobby Elwell : " His performances on the field have been good enough but his attitude off it has not , and we have given him his release . We have been to great lengths with him , but he has not turned up for training and has not been in touch with
us .
" After his first absence , trainer Dave Robertson went to see him and I also visited him , but he has failed to keep his word and it would be unfair to other dedicated players if we allowed him to go on like this . "
This week Shields beat Wearside League leaders Blue Star 3-1 ( Jimmy Robson 2 , and Parker ) in a friendly another occasion when Moon failed to appear and his deputy in that game . Freddie Carr , will continue as sweeper tomorrow .
Elwell describes the Moon affair as a setback to his plans for next week's FA Vase third round tie at Wallsend , who beat Blue Star 3-1 in the previous round , said : " Team spirit is all im portant . Recently , for in stance , I told Freddie Carr that he would have a job to get back into the side in mid field , but he replied : ' I'll play
in goal if you want me to , ' and that's the sort of spirit we want . "
Patterson ; McDonald , Compton , Carr , Rutherford ; Madden , Graham , Young ; Hunter , Robson , Parker . Sub . Suggett or McFarlane .
dismissed when he was 12 after edging a ball from Robert s chest high to Rowe at second slip . It flew straight through Rowe's hands and to the boundary for four .
NE ENGLAND : Bright , scattered showers ,
OUTLOOK : Showers or longer outbreaks of rain . SOUTH SHIELDS : Observations made at 10 a.m. today . Maximum temperature during the past 24 hours 50 degrees ; minimum 38 degrees ; barometer 29.056 inches ; relative humidity 74
DERBY SIGN JAMES FOR
WEATHER FORECAST
per cent ; rain .02 inches ; wind west . General : bright and sunny , cold breeze .
Light up 4.17 p.m. to 7.32 a.m. Sun rises 8.00 a.m. sets 3.47 p.m. Moon rises 1.45 a.m. sets 1.12 p.m.
Tyne entrance tides today : 11.13 p.m. 45.1 ft ; tomorrow : 12.1 p.m. 44.9 ft .
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LEIGHTON James , Burnley's Welsh international winger , signed for League champions Derby County today . Derby manager Dave Mackay paid an estimated £ 300,000 for James after travelling North with club secretary Stuart Webb .
James will not be able to play in tomorrow's home with game Middlesbrough
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