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HAS HAD 100 SPILLS Young Canada Horsewoman First Westerner On Team By JACK SULLIVAN Canadian Press Sports Editor There's an old saying in the equestrian set to the effect that if you've been thrown off a horse 100 times, you're a good rider. Gail Ross isn't convinced she's a top horsewoman, but she qualifies as one. This good-looking, brown-eyed Edmonton girl has lost count of the times she has been uncere- moniously dumped, "but it is certainly more than 100," she said shortly after her selection as a member of Canada's in- ternational jumping team on the winter circuit. "I come off and don't think anything about it," the 19-year- old added. "I've never been seriously hurt, but this won't go on forever. One of these days I'll get it, but I'm not really worried." The five-foot-seven rider is the first person from Western Canada to be chosen for Can- ada's team. She'll show her stuff in the Pennsylvania na- tional championships at Harris- burg Oct. 14-21 and the Wash- ington International at Wash- ington Oct. 25-28. NO BUTTERFLIES One thing that troubles her is that she can't seem to get an edge on in competition. "I don't get butterflies in my stomach and that's the trouble with me," she said in Toronto where she is training with the team. "You've got to get an edge on in any kind of competi- tion and I can recall only once, a few years ago, when I really had butterflies. And I won. ; "You can't do the job with- 58 out a bit of an edge." : She was in California this summer with her father, an Edmonton 1um b e r merchant, when she received a letter ask- ing if she would like to try for Canada's team. That started a 2,700-mile automobile ride she isn't likely to forget in a long | time. She bundled two of her horses --Wings of Gold and Pinnacle-- on a two-horse trailer and started out. She made it in five days. A cousin accompanied her and each night they stopped near a stockyard to let the herses relax. STARTED AT SIX "If anybody was around, we asked if we could turn the horses loose. If there was no one there, we'd just put them in a corral and let them run zround. It didn't matter to them who they were standing beside --a hog, cow or anything--they just wanted to get out of the | trailer." She has been riding horses nce she was six years old. ls NEW WOODBINE ENTRIES Copyright, 1961 by McMurray Publishing Co. (Daily Racing Form) WEDNESDAY, OCT. 4, 191. First Race 6 furlongs. Horse Critics Choice . Marsdon Gallisox Going Up Purse Wt PP St % 15 111 310 5-1% 52% 119 71211-h 11-2 10710 2 6h 62 116 12 11 12- nk My Page 134 3-214 Jack Bulel E -1 Air Bridge Gal Linda .. h Med's Missy .... Dutch Miss 5 2 Happy Divorce . Sweet Dish ie Winner ch f, 3, Start good, won h - Vow ® 1% 4 Ba 2-1 Mameluke -- Country ridden out ... . $1,800. 'Three -year - olds. Claiming ail 52,500, GAIL ROSS, 19, WILL The family has a ranch 60 miles 'west of Edmonton and the whole family--mother, fa- |ther, brothers Hales, 14, and | Philip, 9--now ride in shows. | The horses she'll ride at fhOgers = Shermi 4 {Harrisburg and Washington are Rob'son--Mrs R Crichton | Wings of Gold, 8 big, ugly Nash--W O and R W Young (horse that can jump, but we Morreale = OW Kerr [don't even know his pedigree;"' CLEAR AND FAST 3-CRITICS CHOICE . 7-MARSDON 10-GALLISOX 9.50 4.50 3.50 4.10 3.60 10.60 Str Fin 22% 1-2 234 Jockey Owner Remillard -- L Harriott Sandover -- R R Berini Gonzales -- H N Eads Rogers -- Sherma Fm i [records here show. J: [first round of a match with Ar- E [immediately of a spinal hemor- REPRESENT CANADA |Finnacle, a seven-year-old geld- ling bought in Stratford, Ont., and Thunderbird, six-year-old half-brother of Pinnacle. | She has taken a few months (ort school to concentrate on riding and jumping. She worked {bard for the time off--an ex- tra 114 to two hours edch night studying. Dalton -- J E D Ryan Wick--Bennie and Fidler | Harrison -- F Sweenie Dittfach -- J M Jacobs Cook. Trainer M. Long. Pool 20,954. Double Pool 39,223. |9LD COUNTRY SOCCER Second Race 6 Furlongs, purs Horse Brave Spartan Vale of Avoca Sgt. Bricker Yancy W-Cathy Yates Oui Miss Su e $1,800, 3-year-olds, Wt PP St % a 122 3 114 4 11-1 10-2% Fitzsim's -- Starkman-Rapp 10-1 11-3% Dalton -- Seedhouse the N: Winner dk br Start good, won easily EH] Spartan Valor ~ Mss Vanessa. Trainer J.C. Bentley Pool 4.VALE OF AVOCA 5-SGT. BRICKER claiming all $2,500, St Fin Jockey 5 15 Remillard -- Roymar Sta | .214 2-2% Hale -- Mrs. Hickling | 3-2 Harrison -- Stafford Fm 4-h Dittfach -- White Oak Sta -1 Griffiths -- Mrs. Merrill Jr 6-%4 Adams -- Shermanor Fm 7-1 Armstrong -- Williams 8-3% Gomez -- Bill Beasley 94 96% Robinson -- Cairnburn Fm 15.30 8.70 3.30 By M. McINTYRE HOOD Special London, England Correspondent To The Oshawa Times LONDON -- The management of Tottenham Hotspurs breathed 12- 12. Brown --- Matoff 35,002 DAILY DOUBLE 8 and 3PAID a deep sigh of relief when the 2600 draw for the second round of Third Race 6 Furlongs, Purse $2000, Two years Horse Wt PP St % Ya Sultan's Eye 108 2 4 42 Big Brown Eyes 107 8 7 8.3 Casterville Marchena " Camies Charm Colonels Choice cw-Red Freeman 115 411 92 Pretty Dolly 109 On Time Byoown Kinglow Eliza Belle LIT w = Svaw peapay me Ped Band PE Er FOR Bi Ee w Winner ch g 2 On The Eye = Sultan's Start good, won easily 2-SULTAN'S EYE ....,. 8-BIG BROWN EYES 5-CARTERSVILLE the European Cup competition was announced. They have been drawn against the Dutch cham- pions, Feyjenfoord of Rotterdam in a home-and-home series. The Dutch team is regarded as one of the weakest sides in the com- petition, and should provide little trouble for the English champions, even if Spurs are only a shadow of last year's team. The two games have to be played before Nov. 30. Glasgow Rangers have been drawn against Vorwaerts of Claiming all $5000 Str. Fin Jockey -3 1-5 Harrison -- McNeill 2-1 Gibb -- Gariner 3-1% Adams Luro 4-h Parnell -- J B Lauder 5-1% Gonzales X -- Mrs. Thomas 6-nk Dittfach -- View Hulloa 7-1 Gomez -- Mrs. Fishman 8-1% McMullen X -- Lawand 9nk Robinson -- Mrs. Peconl 6-1% 10-4% Turcotte XXX -- Addison 11-2% 11-23% Fitzsim's Petit | 1 12. McComb -- Shar-o-Lin Sta X-5 Ibs XXX 10 Ibs AAC CW-Corrected | Dream. Trainer L. E. Seba eight Pool 45,676 Owner > BN L: =z Fourth Race 1 and 1-16th Miles, Purse $1900, Three Horse Wt PP St % Ya Trust Him 112 6 11 11-4 10-h Lovely Susy 114 8 5 51 5-1 Bonreen Pancho's First .114 2 6 More Water 1m 3 2 w-Merm'd's Song 111 9 1 lh 8 Right Service 114 4 3 4.3% 4 Jed's Folly 119 7 10 10-% "11-3 Can. Flyer 116 12 4 32% 21 w-Mayfair M, 114 11 8 92% 93 Sandy Sugar 115 51212 12- Smirly's Rouge 114 1 9 81 8nk Winner ¢h g 6 On Trust -- Fan Out. Start good, won driving 7-n 2-1 6- TRUST HIM 8-LOVELY SUSY 10-BONREEN . » years and up. Claiming all $2500. Str. Fin Jockey Owner 1-no Morreale -- Mrs. Merrill 2-no Harrison X -- Von Rich'n 3-3 Parnell -- Chris 4-no Robinson Corneillie 5-nk Rasmussen Taylor 6-1% Fitzsim's -- Cowan 7-3% Adams -- Rotenberg 8:2% Remillard -- Hogarth 9-214 Rogers -- Short-Waterman 10-1 Potts -- Katz 1 11-23% Wick ~ Tremblay 11-2%412- McComb --- Smith X-5 1bs AAC W-5 lbs AAW Trainer Fred W. Merrill Pool 47,745 9.80 5.50 4.00 | bast Germany or Linfield of .... 1390 7.60 Northern Ireland. This draw 450 raises a problem, as the Allied {Control Commission has refused permits for Vorwaerts to play in allied countries. Linfield and Vorwaerts will have to play their deciding game in a neu- tral country, and if the East |Germans win, then Rangers will Allied Control Commission changes its ruling. INTERNATIONAL TROUBLE Fifth Race 6% Furlongs, Purse $2000, Three years Horse Wit PP St 4% Ya Sweet Peg Musical Prince Real Gentleman 113 7 2 22 W+ Youdbet'rwin 111 4 5 41 Choppy Wind .. 97 8- 8- Prince Tour 110 2 6 6-nk7-1% Brenilyn 109 3 7 5% 41% Swampscot ...114 8 3 73 62 Winner b f 3 Iluminable --- Sweet Pool 24,506. Quinella Pool 22, 683 Internal troubles have beset Newcastle United because the club has refused to allow its in- ncke side forward, Ivor Allchurch, to 3 simmons AL Siplay. for Wales in sn national against England, and its back, Dick Keith, to play {against Scotland as a member {of the Irish team. In protest 8-SWEET PEG are 6-MUSICAL PRINCE 7-REAL GENTLEMAN Claiming all $1500 Str Fin. Jockey Owner J Harrison xx--Stafford Fm - H Dittfach -- Luxiana Fm -% J Parnellx -- JH Black 8- C Brown ---- G Matoff Pegotty, Trainer E. Odorico |has resigned from the captaincy QUINELLA 8 and 6 PAID $10.50, {of the Newcastle team. have to do likewise, unless the| against this decision, Churchill| Clubs Holding Players From International Play have climbed into second place, with Manchester United third. United lost ground when defeat- ed by Wolverhampton Wander- ers, who are now regaining their oldtime form. Liverpool stride ahead in Division two, retaining their un- beaten record to lead South- ampton and Rotherham by five points. In the third division, Portsmouth stay on top, point ahead of Bournemouth, after a 1-1 draw between these two teams, both still unbeaten. Peterborough United, winning 6-0 from Brentford are only one peint . 'behind. Fourth division up on Aldershot, with Carlisle ership race. | THE GAME I SAW | Tottenham Hotspur just man 1-0 in a somewhat featureless game which I saw at White Hart Lane. Villa seemed to be playing for a goalless draw, and had as many as nine men back ir defensive positions as the Spurs attacked without let-up {Villa also worked an offside [trap to perfection, and Smith, {Allen and Dyson were caught in it a score of times. Smith had (the ball in the net four times lonly to be ruled offside before {Dyson finally got a goal that {counted from a deft Smith pass inter- | down the middle. But the Spurs players did not help matters by {their displays of bad temper and [protests at the many offside de- cisions, This Tottenham team, how- |ever, is far short of the power- {house of last season. To my one leaders, Colchester, still winning with regularity, are two points|§ one point lower in a tight lead-|i aged to nose out Aston Villa by | Sixth Race 6 Furlongs, purse $2,600, 3-year-olds, Horse Wt Pr St 14 va Treasure Hunt 114 3 7 6nk 6h Bahamas +. 1 6 Majestic Hour 115 5 3 Tudor Sovereign 114 8 Indian Line 14 7 Additional «16 4 Golden Flyer 121 1 - Sandhurst 2nd 114 2 9 9 First Shot 114 9 2 41 = Winner br ¢ 3 Wilwyn--Sylvanil Start good won driving. 8 1 6 4 4TREASURE HUNT 18.80 10.20 5.10 5-BAHAMAS . 7.70 4.70 2-MAJESTIC HOUR 3.40 Allowances. Str Fin Jockey Owner $1 1no Nash--W.O, R W Young V2 2-1% Dalton--T E Hays k 3-nk Gomez--Bill Beasley 4-no Adams--Windfields F'm 5-1% Potts--R L Ellins 6-nk k 3 2-n 6-h 1-h -4 4nl 82 9 Rogers--View Hulloa F'm | 7-3% Dittfach--View Hulloa F'm 8-6% Hale--G R Gardiner 9- McComb -- Mrs M Fishman . Trainer J Calhoun, | Pool 46,522. Seventh Race One and one-sixteenth miles, Canadian foaled. (Gross $13,750) Horse Wt PP St 4 11910 6 3-h Parse First Note pe Flaming Page .. (A)Flaven (D)New Flight 1 2 (C)Quality Maid 119 4 12 13-2 (D)Quinte Blue 119 9 8 6. Caledon Belle (C)Warferd La Canadienne (A)Chip"wa Hill 119 8 (B)Ever Amber 119 11 Luxiana Lady 119 12 (B)B'nik Betty 119 2 o 4 (A)Big Freckle 119 1 9 7h 14- Coupled: (A) Big Freckle, Flaven and (B) Beatnik Betty and Ever Amber. (D) New Flight and Quinte Blue. Winner gr f, 2, Royal Note--Mahmette. Start good, won ridden out. 1-1 Ya 4 11-h 1 41 7-FIRST NOTE cess 810 390 3.00 5-FLAMING PAGE ......... 3.20 260 1-FLAVEN (A Entry) $10,000 added. Two - year Fin. Jockey Owner { 1-3% Dalton -- F R Conklin | Adams -- Windfields Farm | 3-4% Rasmussen--Stafford Fm 4-h Sandover -- IL Maloney 45-2 Rogers--Shermanor Farm 4 6-2% Potts -- H A Grant 7-nk Dittfach -- C Smythe 8-%2 McComb -- H C Burton 9. 9-53 Armstrong--Vis Hardinge 10-4 10-6% Remillard--Stafford Farm 11-13%; Gomez -- Bill Beasley I 11-% 12% Nash -- Luxiana Farm 13-3 13% Parnell -- Bil] Beasley 4 14 Stadnyk --- Stafford Farm Chippewa Hill. (C) Quality Maid and Warferd. Trainer M. Fishman, Pool 51,461. y 2 4 3. 6-21 7 8 r. -2 5 3 h 2 3 1 5-4 1 2 1 3 | Eighth Race 1 1-16 Miles, purse $1,900, 3-year-olds Horse Wt PP St % 22 2 Captain Hook .. Too Many Cooks 122 Winner br ¢ 7 Your Host -- Start good, won ridden out. Attendance 6,446, -3 30k 4 41 Mr. Kip claimed by G Gilkyson same $2,500. Estanceria Mrs H E Johnston. H E Johnston $2,500. 41 8- Meadow Maid. 2-MR. KIP 5-BON REPLY 6-ESTANCERIA and up, claiming all $2,500, Str. Fin Jockey Owner 2% 1-1% McComb--F Marcuccl 1% 2-2 D'fach--Brockie, McNel'n 32 Fitzsi'ns--Ruffsin F'm 4:4% Harrison--Stafford F'm 5-1% Rogers--Short, Waterman | 6-1% Sandover--W H MacDonald 7-12% Adams--T E Hays - Gomez--A F Gomez Trainer W Haynes Pool 52,8%. Total pool 386,086. 1 2 { 3% | 7-8 | 544 61 {| Everton is another English/mind, it seems to lack cohesion, club which has refused to allow|and the old spirit and fight are Scottish members of its team to|no longer apparent. Spurs now play for their country in inter-|stand seventh in the league {nationals. At least three Ever-|table with 12 points from 10 SPORTS CALENDAR THIRD GAME | TODAY'S GAMES SOFTBALL Oshawa City and District Assoc -- (City Championship Finals) -- Tony's Vendors vs Heffering's Imperials, at Alex- andra Park, 8.00 p.m.; 4th game of 3-out-of-5 series; Hef- fering's led round, 2-1. FOOTBALL Lakeshore COSSA Conference -- (Junior) -- Whitby Henry vs Whitby Anderson, 3.00 p.m. BASEBALL OBA Junior "A" Semi-Finals -- Oshawa Legion vs Kitchener- Waterloo Dodgers, at Kitchen- er, 8.00 p.m.; 2nd game of 2- out-of-3 series. GAMES FOR FRIDAY FOOTBALL Lakeshore COSSA Conference -- (Senior) -- Whitby Henry at Courtice, 3.00 p.m. Calgary Had First World Title Bout CALGARY (CP)--The Floyd Patterson-Tom McNeeley fight in Toronto Dec. 4 will not be the first world's heavyweight title match ever held in Canada, On May 24, 1913, Luther Me- Carthy, 21, the official world's "white" champion and unoffi- cial over-all king, was hit in the thur Pelkey and died ' almost rhage. His death shook the city and the boxing world. The day after the fight, fire destroyed the Manchester Arena where the hout had been staged. Firebugs were blamed. Moore Drugs defeated Osh- awa Legionnaires 6-3, last night at Talbot Park in Leaside, to capture the Leaside Baseball Association's Junior League championship pennant for 1961, in the third and deciding game of the final series. : Dick Krol, pitching his final amateur game before starting a professional career next season, kept the Oshawa Legion boys from staging anything in the way of a scoring spree, until the final ninth inning, when the Legionnaires picked up two of their three runs. Both clubs were limited to six hits apiece, in the well - pitched ball game but the winners bunched three, with a walk and an error, for a three-run lead in the second inning and added two, more in the next frame on one hit, a walk and an error, plus a sacrifice, to make it 5-0 and then they held on from that oint. ERRORS COSTLY | dued Bob McKnight got a walk off| Al Etchells got on via an error Oshawa starter Roger '"'Satch"|to start but was doubled off Reeson, in the second inning,|when "Butch" Dowe lined to the with one out. Roger Steele then|first baseman. Ted , Whiteley singled and McKnight stolel opened the second inning with a| third as Reeson fanned Bill|hit but was forced at second on Jukes, but with two out, a costly! Ron Bell's one-bounce drive 10} error at first base, followed by right field. Then Jim Pipher hit| two singles to centre, by Bob | into a double-play. In the third | McClelland and Cliff Wooder,|inning, Jim McConkey opened | scored Dave Lewis, who had got|with a single but Krol got the| on via the error, and that made next three batters without the| went to third on a bad throw by Etchells, then Mo Allen drew a walk. Krol stole home and Allen scored later on a sacrifice by Steele. Moore Drugs got their sixth and final run in the fifth inning when Krol again aided his own cause, this time with a home- run blow. Reeson, who gave way to Pete Connors in the sixth inning, had fanned eight batters in five in- nings but he also walked four, one in each of the first four frames and he gave up all six hits collected by the winners. Connors didn't allow a hit in the remaining three frames and he claimed two strikeouts and also walked a couple. KROL EFFECTIVE Krol scattered the six hits he allowed and although his mates had four errors, one less than Oshawa's five, Krol was effec- tive with runners on bases and thus kept the Legion attack sub-| Golden Gaels May Miss Five Players KINGSTON (CP) -- Queen's Golden Gaels may have five players on the sidelines when they meet defending champions McGill Redmen here Saturday in the Intercollegiate Senior Football League's opener. Offensive centre Terry Por- ter, first - string fullback Gord Sinester and corner back Karl Quinn, all regulars, are defin- itely out of the lineup with in- juries and sickness. Also in- jured are two quarterback rook- ies, Marshall Nicholishen and Bob Good. | PUT ON WAIVERS BALTIMORE (AP) -- Balti- more Orioles paved the way Wednesday for the unconditional release of two veteran outfield- ers, Jim Busby and Dave Phil- ley, by asking waivers on them. {Both were used in relief roles |this year. | Bushy, 34, reached the major {leagues in 195¢ with Chicago | White Sox. He also played with Washington, Cleveland and Bos- ton. Philley, 41, began his career in 1941 and he has played with Chicago, Philadelphia, Cleve- land and Detroit in the Amer- ican League and with Philadel- phia and San Francisco in the National. | BALANCE is important Feel a vibration in your car at certain speeds? Noticed uneven tire wear? Get those wheels balanced fast. A watch out of balance only loses time, but wheels out of balance might lose a life. Callussoon! Weareequipped with the latest John Bean balancing equipment. Just Arrived ! THE NEW JOHN BEAN THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursdey, October 5, 1961 15 Moore Drugs Win Leaside Jr. Title Reid to ground out. Whiteley got on via an error to open the sixth but was forced by Bell and that inning saw no scoring either. In the 9th, with the score 61, Legionnaires put on a last-ditch stand. Tom Brewer was safe on an outfield error, after one out then pinch - hitter Ferries singled, to score Brewer. Fer- ries stole second and advanced on a single by Etchells, scoring right after on Dowe's sacrifice fly to centre. But Krol got Reid on a grounder to second, and the game and series was all over. Whiteley and Krol each had two of their team's half-dozen totals. RHE Legionnaires 000 100 002--3 6 5 Moore Dr. 032010 00x--6 6 4 OSHAWA LEGION--Etchells, c; Dowe, ss; Reid, 2b; Whiteley, 1b; Bell, cf; Pipher, rf; Mc- Conkey, If; Brewer, 3b; Reeson, p; Connors, p in 6th; Pope, rf, batted in 8th; Ferries, batted in ot h. MOORE DRUGS -- Lewis, 1b; McClelland, '¢; Wooder, ss; Quinlan, 2b; Krol, p; Allen, If; McKnight, cf; Steele, 3b; Jukes, L.A. Blades To Carry 12 Vets SASKATOON (CP) -- Twelve veteran players will carry the hopes of the new Los Angeles Blades in the 1961-62 Western Hockey League season. The Blades, along with San Francisco Seals, are entering their first WHL season. Seven of the 12 were brought from the defunct Victoria Cou- gars by coach George Agar, who coached Victoria last sea- son. They are goaltender Mar- cel Pelletier, defencemen Don McLeod and Jim Hay, and for- wards Jerry Goyer, Jim Pow- ers, Doug Macauley and Doug Anderson, The other five are defence- men Ralph Keller of Vancouver Canucks, Bill Burega of Cale gary Stampeders and Les Hunt of Seattle Totems and forwards Bruce Carmichael and Danny. Belisle, both with Vancouver last year. Blades open the season at home Oct. 13 against defending champion Portland Buckaroos. SWIMS CHANNEL DOVER, England (AP)-Do- gan Sahin, 30, a Turkish engi- neer, swam the English Channel from France to England Tues- day night in 14 hours, 21 min- rf. utes. DUSTY BASEMENT FLOORS need The amazing combination concrete floor hardener and finish that can be tiled over. Resilacrete sooks right into the pores of the concrete. Permanently ends dusting, damp- proofs and gives a beautiful, long- wearing finish, Choose from 6 decorator colors, white or clear. Per gal. $9.50 -- qt. $3.00. it 3-0. (ball leaving the infield. In the second inning, Dick| In the fourth, with two out, Krol opened with a single and|Ted Whiteley singled, then Bell was safe on an error by the catcher and Whiteley scored on SPORTS BRIEFS [2 wild pitch, as Pipher was drawing a walk, just before WINS CHESS TOURNEY Ero) whiffed McConkey to end a | the inning. BLED, Yugoslavia (AP)--| Roger Reeson doubled with Mikhail Tal, Soviet chess grand one out in the fifth and Etchells master and fonmer orld sham. again got on via an error but oy oir Taal J2uned Dowe 21d 591 Boh ment played here. Bobby Fisher, 18, of Brooklyn, N.Y.| finished second. Tal finished] with 14% points, Fisher with 13%. TITLE FIGH) SET MANILA (AP)--World light- weight champion Joe Brown's title fight against Ber Somodio of the Philippines was officially set for Oct. 28 by the Philippine Boxing Commission Wednesday. The 15-round bout will be held at the Araneta Coliseum in nearby Quezor City. RUNS PERFECT RACE LONDON (AP) -- Fred Welch of Britain, riding Blue Tout, won the Gordon Richards Stakes --an international speed jump- ing contest--at the London In- ternational Horse Show Wednes- day. With a faultless ride, the winner was clocked in 50.2 sec- onds over the 14-obstacle course stretching 405 yards. HEARTS ADVANCES EDINBURGH (AP)--Hearts, one of Scotland's top soccer teams Wednesday ' night de- feated Union St. Gilloise of Bel- gium 2-0 and went into the sec- ond round of the European In- ¥ now. > Beautify your home the modern, func- tional way; clean, durable ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS last a housetime. Inquire ter-cities Fairs Cup. : 3.10 | - old fillies, h |ton players would have a chance of being selected for Scotland, but they are required to put {club first and country second. On the other hand, Juventus of Italy have notified Wales that their Welsh star, John Charles, will be made available for the game against England. 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