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Jun. 06, 1958 - The Czechs bar Arthur Ellis from future games they claim the ball was never over the Line: The Czechoslovakia World Cup team told the organisers yesterday that they will not except English referee Arthur Ellis for any of the future games in the Cup. He allowed a goal for Germany on Wednesday when the Czech goal keeper, holding the ball, was charged into his goal by the German forward Hans Schaeffer - and the Czechs claim the ball never crossed the line. The goal was the first of two Germany scored in the second half to wipe out the Czechs half-time load. Photo shows this was the moment when Hans Schaoffer scored Germany's first goal which the Czechs disputed

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