Cancer Conference At Auckland

Press, Volume XCVIII, Issue 28821, 16 February 1959, Page 12

Cancer Conference At Auckland

(New Zealand Press AMOdatUmt AUCKLAND, February 15. A world cytology expert, Du. George L. Wied, will be the guest speaker at the first cancer conference in New Zealand, beginning at Auckland on April 20. Ha is a member of the department of obstetrics and gynaecology of the University pf Chicago and the Chicago Lying-in Hospital. One hundred doctors are expected to attend the week-long course.

Of the eight dip games played, four were drawn. Apart from the Norwich match, Arsenal and Bolton, both bidding for the cup and league double, shared the honours with Sheffield United and Preston respectively, and Birmingham City drew with Nottingham Forest. Sheffield United, the quick-tack-ling second division team, led Arsenal until the last seven minutes, when the inside-forward, L. Julians, scored a goal to draw the match. Arsenal, without its best players, T. Docherty. J. Bloomfield and J. Henderson, was well below its league form.

The four teams, to reach the competition’s last eight at the first attempt were Blackpool, 3-1 home winners over West Bromwich Albion; Burnley, 1-0 home winners over Portsmouth; Aston Villa, which had a 4-1 away win against Everton; and Luton, which travelled to meet the second division side, Jpswich, and won 5-2. Wolverhampton Wanderers maintained its position as 'the first division leader with a 6-2 victory over Leeds United. Sheffield Wednesday, second division leader, beat Scunthorpe 2-0 at home', and Fulham moved back into second place with a 5-2 home win over Leyton Orient. The England inside left, J. Haynes, scored a hattrick for Fulham. Hull. home winners over Halifax, went ahead in the third division. Plymouth, which had shared top place, drew 1-1 at Bournemouth. Results of today’s football matches Were ‘Football Association Cnp Fifth Round.—Arsenal 2, Sheffield United 2; Birmingham City 1. Nottingham Forest 1; Blackpool 3, West Bromwich Albion 1; Bolton Wanderers 2, Preston North End 2; Burnley 1, Portsmouth 0; Everton 1, Aston Villa 4« Ipswich Town 2, Luton Town 5; Tottenham Hotspur 1, Norwich City English League Division I.—Manchester United 4, Manchester City 1; WOlverh impton Wanderers 6, Leeds United 2. Division II. —Barnsley 0, Brighton and Hove Albion 2; Bristol City 2, Middlesbrough 2: Cardiff City 3. Liverpool 0; Charlton Athletic 2, Swansea Fulham 5, Leyton Orient 2; Huddersfield Town 2, Grimsby Town 0; Lincoln City 1, Derby County 4; Sheffield Wednesday 2, Scunthorpe 0; Sunderland 3, Bristol Rovers 1, Division IH.—Bournemouth 1, Plymouth Argyle 1; Bradford City 0, Accrington Stanley 6; Brentford 3, Newport County 0; Bury 3, Quoei • Park Rangers 1; Colchester United 1, Tranmere Rovers 1; Hun City 4, Halifax Town 0; Mansfield Town 3. Notts County 0; Reading 2, Stockport County 1; Southend United 3, Rochdale 1; Swindon Town 1, Chesterfield 2; Wrexham 1, Southampton 3. Division IV.—Aidershot 4. Millwall 2: Barrow 3, Shrewsbury Town 4; Carlisle United 1, Coventry City 6; Chester 2, Bradford 0; Crystal Palace 1, Port Vale 1; Gateshead 2, Walsall 1; Gillingham 0, Exeter 2; Hartlepools United 0, Workington 3; Oldham Athletic 1, Darlington 3; Southport 1, Northampton Town 2; Torquay United 6, Crewe Alexandra 2; Watford 2, York City 3. Scottish Football Association Cup Second Round. —Aberdeen 3, Arbroath 0; Airdrieonians 2, Motherwell 7; Ayr United 3, Stranraer 0; Babcock and Wilcox 0, Morton 5;

Brechin City 3, Alloa Athletic 3; Celtic v. Clyde postponed; Coldstream 0, Hamilton 4; -Dumbarton 2. Kilmarnock 8; Dundee United 0. Third Lanark 4; Fraserburg 3, Stirling Albion 4; Hibernian 3, Falkirk 1; Mqntrose 0, Dunfermline Athletic 1; Rangers 3, Hearts 2; St. Johnstone 3, Queen’s Park 1; St. Mirren 10. Peebles Rovers 0; Stenhousemuir 1, Partick Thistle 3. Scottish League Division ll.—Cowdenbeath 2. Berwick Rangers 3. Other Matches.—Rotherham United 1, Dundee 0; Stoke City 1, First Vienna Football Club 1; Doncaster Rovers 0, Blackburn Rovers 2. Replays The replays in the English Football Association Cup fifth round will all take place on Wednesday. February 18. They are: Sheffield United v. Arsenal, Nottingham Forest v. Birmingham City. Preston North End v. Bolton Wanderers, Norwich City v. Tottenham Hotspur.