SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1929.
Sport Columns
TEAMS SETTLING
DOWN
CROP OF CASUALTIES HINDERING CLUBS
LEEDS AHEAD
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An Arsenal, Recruit
FOOTBALL
PARIS AND LONDON LEAGUES
BRUSSELS DEFEATS LONDON
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THE CHINA MAIL,
London, Yesterday. The feature of the Arsenal team
At Paris an association football was the newly-signed eighteen-year-match between the Paris Loague old Bastin' who bids fair to rival and the London League resuited, David Jack. To-day he played on in a draw, to goals being scored. the inside right. Parker scored
At Brussels, in a sim.ar game, from a penalty shot straight from
Brussels beat London by 7 guala Wilkes, Raronge equalined with a
to 3.-Reuter. brilliant left-foot shot, both goals coming before the interval.
London, October 12:-League
Purtsmouth's Failures teams are settling down amidst |
Portsmouth are still without a sensonable weather, although a victory, Basson netted Porta- crop of casualties, notably in the mouth's first goal in the third case of Everton, who are nursing minute but Tait equalised. Weddle twelve cripples including Dixie-and put on the second five minutes later. Dean, are hindering the eluba. Un-Johnson equalised, the score at The usually large crowds included the interval being two all. 50,000 Aston Villu and the Ar- second half passed without addi- scual. Leeds and Leicester are vieing with each other for the dis- tinction of the most skilful team of the League.
Leeds Go Ahend
tion.
A Sheffield Crowd-
The draw at Sheffield was watch- ed by 28,000 people. Burgens scor- ed in the fifth minute, Wood
Gallacher Fails
At Leeds, where 25.000 were pre-equalised on the resumption after sent, Turnbull netted in the twelfth the recess with an overheat kick. minute, Magnall adding in the 25th minute which gave Leeds Q two goal lead at the interval. Wright in the firth minute on the resumption reduced the margin for the appon-
ents.
The Newcastle match was wit- nessed by an equally large crowd. Wallace opened the account but Gallacher equalised on the resump-
tion. The latter also missed a penalty. Pickering was the scorer of Sheffield United's single gaat.
Ding-Dong Struggle Thirty thousand had endlected to witness the match at Upton Park. Hine found the net five minutes be- fore the whistle announced half-Middlesbro". time. Nine minutes after the re- sumption Watson aut
the equaliser and the teams continued on level terms till two minutes to time when Barry netted the decid ing goal.
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A Distinguished Debut The gates recorded 30.000 at
Elkes who
was Formerly of Tottenham Hotspurs nade a distinguished debut. Fogg, Itaw and Jackson scored for Hud hold and Pence for Middlesbro' from a penalty.
'Spurs' Decline Seorers For Grimsby
Tottenham Hotspur suffered a For Grimsby, Robson and Coglin further decline to-day in their con- scored, but before the recess BallLost with. Oldham who are consoli and Rowley returned the complitating their headship. Littlewood Bestall, Coglin and Robsoned from a pass by Cumming, the scored in the second half for trish international transferred Crimsby.
from Huddersfield last night and Hasson completed the tally three minutes from time.
ment.
.The Villa's Five Brown and Chester for Aston Villa and Martin for Everton scor- ed before the teams changed ends. Brown repeated the feat twice over and Walker added one to the Vilin. Stein secured the second goal of Everton,
Draw at Liverpool The draw at Liverpool attracted 15,000 men. Curtis scored in the 2nd minute for Birmingham. Smith put on the equaliser in the twenty- fourth minute.
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CRICKET
B.
The following is the Kowloon C.C. 2nd team against the R.A.S.C. on the K.C.C. ground to-day. Petheram (Capt.), A. R. F. Raven, O. B. Raven, G. Lee, F. S. W., Smith, H. Overy, H. T. Buxton, F. Hamblin, A. A. Dand. J. J. Hirst. S. Jex.
Scorer, Capt. Laithwaite, D.S.0.; Umpire. A. W. Bliss,
obtained Notts County's single.
Swansea's Four Swansea and Preston crossed over on terms, noither having scor ed in the first half. the resump tion Gann (twice), Armand and McPherson completed the tally.
Other Matches
Dovin and Smith for Bury and Curran for Barnsley netted.
Both goals of West Bromwich cunse in the second half. Cookson and Gilden' being responsible.
Whitehurst (twice) and Cairns obtained Bradford City's triple.
Hull and Charlton passed a score- less frst half, after which Ashley, Watson and Howeson netted in suc- cession for Charlton. Charlton acored three goals.
A Missed Penalty Hull had the opportunity of a penalty but missed. Millwall are still without a win and to-day they managed to divide the points. Cook found the net before the interval which Harkus equalised three minutes to time..
Kircham and Wilson netted both Stoke's goals in the first half. Reading took their turn to equalise on the resumption with the aid of Kennedy and James,
Chelsea Lose at Home At Chelsea, Millership opened the account for the visitors who were, leading at the interval by: a solitary goal, On the resumption, Blackpool's scorers were Tremell- Miller equalised, but Atherton re-ing, Hampson and Quinn. gained the lend in the next minute.
A Remarkable Feat Hartill performed the remarkable fent for Wolverhampton of scoring all five goals, four in the first half and one in the second. Andrews
Third Division Heroes The features of Third Division matches were four goals by McCon nell of Carlisle, a similar feat by Ellock of Darlington and a triple by Johnson of New Brighton
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Tickets will be available at the Dunlop Rubber, Co. (China), Ltd., j' Pedder Building, from 9 o'clock on Monday morning.
BALED WITH HAT
Exciting Scenes at Swimming Race
Exciting scenes ware witnessed at the women's swimming club's annual race in Plymouth Sound from the breakwater to the shore, a distance of a mile and three- quarters.
Soon after seven competitors, had started the sea bacame very rough, and pilot boats found it impossible to keep near the swimmers.
One boat went on to the breakwater rocks, while three other boats drift- ed ashore near Bovisand Fort, leav- ing several competitors unattended.
Three Awimmers, one aged thir- teen, were taken from the water by the officials who were in a motor- bout. A woman jumped overboard fully clothed to assist one, and they clung to a lifebuoy until the boat was manoeuvred near them.
The pilot boat of the leading competitor had to be continuously baled with a felt hat, but in spite of the difficulties finished.
four women
Having sampled both. I can say I have enjoyed English football im- mensely, and prefer it to Scottish so far as the League game is con- cerned.-James M'Mullan. *
Unless some new bowlera drop from the skies I don't see how we are going to get Australia out next season.-S. F. Barnes.
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9.32 a.na-A. B. Purves and H. U.
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11.32 .m. J. S. Drummand and
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