FRIDAY, APRIL 15, 1932.
THE
CHINA MAIL.
HOME FOOTBALL TOMORROW RECORD CROWD AT PAPUA FORSAKING
Everton
Wednesday
Will Rangers Win the Cup
EVERTON AT HOME
.18 11
ENGLISH LEAGUE.
HOME.
Huddersfield, T.,20 11
Arsenal
West Bromwich 18 12 2 4 40 12 28 Sheffield United .19 13
3 3 45 26 29
19 9
Birmingham...... Middlesborough 19 11 Derby County 19 12 Sunderland Blackburn R...19 10 Bolton Wanderers 19 14 West Ham E. ..20 9 ..20 10 Leicester City
#ackpool. Grimsby Town .18
6 4 38 29 22 6 3 52 41 23 50 42 23 28
6 5 33 31 23
345
JARRRRRRR-^=^_^=19 00 - 20 12
English League,
First Division,
Arsenal v. Wednesday Birmingham. v. Liverpool Blackburn R. v. Huddersfield T. Blackpool V. Bolton W. Derby County v. Everton
24.
v.
Manchester C.
Portsmouth
v.
Sheffield U.
V
Aston Villa West Ham U., Chelsea Newcastle U.. Middlesbro'
Sunderland
West Brom.
v. Grimsby T. V. Leicester C.
Preston, N.E. Charlton A. Southampton
Y Chesterfield
Third Division (South).
Mansfield T.
First Division.
AWAY.
Gol
Goals
Total
Second Division.
P. W. L. D.
F. A.Pla
P. W. La D.
F. A. Pts. PLE
18 16 2 0 77 26 32
39 8 8 3
32 33 19
51
Barnsley
v. Burnley
20 13 3 4
57 25 30
18 7 9 2
32 47 16
46
Bradford C.
v. Tottenham H.
1 8 46 21 30
18 7 9 2
30
35 16
46
Bristol City
v. Stoke City
25 39 13 27.
19 7 8 4 35 30
18
45
Bury
1.
Wolves
2 36 33
16 431
Leeds U.
V.
Notta Forest
15 44
Aston Villa
Liverpool
.18 14 .20'13
4 0 56 24 28
8 6 37
Millwall
V.
14 *42
Manchester U.
34 55 35 30
18 5 11 2 22
12
42
Notts County, v.
Partsmouth.....19 13
4 2 31 20 28 Newcastle United 18 13 2 3 50 26 29 Chelsea
.....19 11 Manchester City 19 10 19 11
19
3 11
12
40
11
39
Oldham A..
V.
19
4 14 1 25 50
38
Plymouth A.
V.
4 4 40 23 26
18
4 11 3 21 39
11 37
Port Vale
v. Bradford
5
4 47 27 24
20
3 11 6 33 12
12 36
3
5 41 21 27
-19
3 13 3 23 43
Swansca
39 28 24
20
3 12 5 23 55
11
35
3 4 46 22 28
20
11 5 19 48
7
20
10 6 23 41
12
34
4 12 3 32 49
11
અંત
Brentford
V.
Watford
19
1 15 3 16 54
5
Cardiff City
18 3 13 2 2 59
8
Coventry, C.
Y.
v. Clapton 0.
Brighton
7
39 23
18 2 13 3 21 44
7
30
Exeter C.
V.
.19 8
ร
4 40
37 20
19 2 13 4 18 59
8
28
6
3.32 24 21
19 2 16 1 22
26*
Fulham
1.
Bournemouth
Gillingham
V
Norwich City
Luton Town
v.
Swindon Town
AWAL.
Northampton Reading
v.
Torquay U.
V.
Bristol Rovers
Goals
Goals
Total
P. W. L. D. F.
A.Pts.
P. W. L. D.
20 16 1 3 69 1 35
18 7 6 5
41 31 19
F. A. Pts. Pts. 54
Southend U. V. Thames
Queen's P.R.
V. Crystal Pal.
+
20 10 5 5
41 29 25
17 3 9 5
23 37 11 47
19 5 86 21-28 16
47
Barrow
Wrexham
19 8 8 3 20 32 19
46
Chester
V
Rochdale
20 6 9 5 29 42 37
15
49 5 27 35 13
8 6 27 34 18
42
Darlington
V.
York City
39
Gateshead
3 11 4 30 41 10
38
Halifax T.
V
Tranmere R.
G 10 3 25 38
13
38
Hartlepools U. v,
Doncaster R
Hull City
V.
V.
2 9 7 18 45 11
946 29 22 24.
3 12 4 33 51
Carlisle U. Lincoln C.
Crewe A. New Brighton v. Accrington S. Walsall Wigan Boro'
.18
B 6 4 36 20 20
19
3 9 7 30 42
18
9 8 3 37 30 21
20
3 12 20 49 11
.19 8 4 7 34 31 23
19
4 14 1 16 57
.19 6 6 7 34 35 10
19
5 13 1 22 49 IL
30
19 4 12 2 27 54 11
29
19 2 14 3 16 28
7
18
RANGERS
Barnsley
Second Division.
HOME.
14
Wolverhampton
Leeds United
Bradford
Stoke City Bury Plymouth A. Bradford City Tottenham II. Notts Forest Manchester U. Millwall Southampton Charlton A. Swansea Town Chesterfield Preston N.E. Notts County Oldham A.
Burnley Part Vale Bristol City
Fulham
Reading ....
.18 11 3 4 34 19 26 .22 17 3 2 44 20 26 .19 13 1 5 45 18 31 .19 12 4 3 41 19 27 18 12 2 4 60 36 28
.17 9 2 5 51 .20 10 4 6 55. .20 12 4 4 43 20 11 6 3 43
19 12 5 2
19 10 6 3
.20 10 5 5 34
18 11 5 2 41 20 24 31 24
20 11 7 2. 41
3 11 5 16 39 11
6 11 2 25 45 11
4 10 4 17 36 12
19 7 8 4 37 29 18 19 8-10 6 34 36 11
Third Division (South).
HOME.
P. W. L. D.
18 12 33
Goals
63.24 27
18 16 1 1 56 21 33
Southend United 18 19 44 33 16 24
Exeter City Brentford
Crystal Palace Brighton Luton Town
19 15 1.3 50. 15 33
.18 14 3 1 52 18 Norwich City ...20 19 2 6 48 19 30 Coventry City ..19 15 2 2 65 25 32 Cardiff City.....19 13 4 2 57 27 Watford
19 12 34 44 26 28 Queen's Park R. 19 9 4, 6 45 28 24 Bournemouth....19 6 5 8 33 30 20 Swindon Town..20 12 6 2 16 27 26 Northampton T. In 9 6 3 38 22 21 Torquay United 20 9 5 6 48 35 24 Bristol Rovers ..20 11 45 46 30 27 Clapton Orient ..20 6 Mansfield Town Gillingham.
Thames
6 8 38 33 20
3 27 47 11
P. W. L. D. E
A. Pts. Pts.
20 9 6 38 32 24 20.3 9 8 28 45
14
20 9 6 36 35 23
19. 5 11 3 24 42 13
20 8 8 4 28 29
19 4 10 5 21 38 13 19 4 12 3 29 46 11 19 4 10 5 27 40
19 5 10 4 26 39. 14 18.2 12 4 –21
39
20 4 12 4 19 40 18 3 12 3 21 56 18 2 14 2 16 54
16 4 10 2 38 40
19 0 14 5 21 58
Lincoln City Gateshead
Chester
F. A.Pts.
AWAY.
Goals
199 3 6 34 18 24
19 13 0 6 47 12
32
19 4 11 4 22 50
19 1 5 3 35 21
2+
19
6 8 28 30
29
20 4 11 5 30 42
18 4 10 4.18 37
19 1 13 5 31 62
28
19 18
3 4 48 40 24
13 7 19
75 23 23 19
19 2 15 2 14
47
19 16 2 16 79
86 31 31 16 Third Division (North).
HOME
Goala
P. W. L. D. F. A.Pts. 19 16 2 I 63 12 33. 18 13 2 3 65 19 29 .19 15 2 2 47 19 32 Crewe Alexandra 20 15 2 3 67 27 33 Barrow
13 31 42 21 27 Tranmere Rovers 20 15
Southport
Wrexham
York City Darlington
Hull City Accrington S.
Walsall
Hartlepools
AWAY.
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Total
Goals Total
P. W. L. D. F. A Pts Pts.
19 10 6 3 37 30 23 66
20 10 6 4 35 28 21 53
19 5 86 −24 37 16 48 19.6 10 3.30 37 15 48
20 9 11 0 30 34 18 45 75
1 1 74 23 34
17 3 9 3 27 22 11
.19 13
1 A 3G
31
19 3 10 6 14 36 11 42
20 14
42 A
30
17 4 9 4 22 38 12
18 4 19 4 25 49 12
.39 13
3 3 42
.18 12 5 1
.17 21
.20 13
1
20 11 6 3 41
Stockport C. ....19 11 5 a 28 Doncaster Rovers 19 12 5 2 36 Carlisin United .18. 8 3 7 37 20 23 .....18 8 6 4 36 34 22 .15 8 3 4 24 14 20 .19 9 7 3. 39 22 21 New Brighton ..17 6 7 4 21 21 16 Rochdale
Halifax Rotherham
11 3 27 40 15
6 10 430 43 16
2 12 2 18 49 6
19 5.13 1 23 57 11
8 28 30 10
17 3 13 1 18. 42.7.
19 4 15 0 19 59
42
19 2 13 4 25 53
19 14 2 24 80 16 3 18 0 26 19 0 19 3
28
19
1 12
4 11 3 32 56 11. 18 0 17 1' 12 54
P.W. L.
SCOTTISH LEAGUE.
First Division.
HOME.
Goals
·F. Afte 16 15 0 62: 10'31 18-15 1 2 11 32 Third, Lanark .19 15 a 1 61.29 a
20 24
-Motherwell
Rangers
Celtic
St Mirren
Partick Thistle
Kilmarnock
Dander Hearts Cowdenbeath
Queen's Park
Hamilton A
Airdrieonians Ayr United
Clyde
518 12
19 10
16 18
18
AWAY.
Goals "Total P.W. LI D. F. A. Pia. Pt. 29 12 2 5 49 20 20. 60 16 11 3 2 46 22 22 54
19 6 28 3 31 52 15.
18 6 6 6 28 26 1 1844
23 2819 7 19 2.28 84 16 44
19 6 10 8 24:84 15
18 3 10 5∙18 · 40 · 12-
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044 37 28 24 18 4 104
11 6.0 54 22 25 08/256 25 20
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47:12 86
16 8.10 3 19/349 17 10 3 23 38 11 31
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#11 10:15 4-27-1938-53/4-16.
Third Division (North).
v. Stockport C.
V. Rotherham U. v. Southport
Scottish Cup Final.
V. KILMARNOCK
HAMPDEN PARK.
Rangers v. Kilmarnock
TO-MORROW'S RUBBER MATCH
IN CUP FINAL.
(Reuter's Special Service.)
London, Yesterday.
HEAD-HUNTING. ·
Raids by Savages Only Occasional.
on
Tribal warfare and the practice of head-hunting are dying out in Papua, according to Sir Hubert Murray, the Lieutenant-Governor. Occasional raids by savages peaceful natives, he said, were to A record crowd of 100,000 is be expected until all the natives in expected at Hampden Park on the territory were brought under) Saturday for the Scottish F.A. Cup, tack had taken place about 100 Government control. A recent at- Final in which the all-conquering miles up the Fly River. Seventeen Rangers will meet Kilmarnock in a peaceful natives had been killed. Native police, in charge of white great rubber match.
officers, arrested 25 raiders. The
swamp.
The Rangers who have a long native police were very loyal and and brilliant Cup record and play-showed great fortitude in tracking ing in their sixteenth final, Kilmar-raiders through many miles of sago nock, on the other hand, are play- Mr. H. L. Downing, an assistant district officer attached to the Ad- ing in their fourth. The Rangers
ministration of New Guinea, was naturally
recently wounded in a native raid strong favourites, but their task is at Pant-lbasa in the Upper Mark-
ham River district.
are
by no means easy as nobody knows better than the Rangers how fickle Cup fortunes can be.
Kilmarnock are not intimidated by the size of their task and take comfort in the fact that the Rangers appear to be going atale as the result of the strain of trying to achieve the double-winning the League Championship and the Cup.
Word had reached the Admini- stration that hostile natives had threatened missionaries and peace- ful natives. with native police to prevent fight- ing. Leaving the main body of police at the river, he set out with a few of them to visit the chief of the hostile tribe. Without warn- ing, his camp was attacked at midday and he was woanded in the A native
Mr. Downing set out
an array.
The match will be a clash of
thigh with styles; the Rangers are exponents policeman was also wounded. The of the classic passing style; Kil-attack was repelled and reinforce- ments were sent for. The at- marnock believe in dashing for
tackers fled after several of them goal cup-soccer tactics.
had been ahot.
CHELSEA DEFEAT NEWCASTLE
Mr. Downing, who went to Sydney on leave, took with him some beautifully carved arrows as a memento of the raid
In the Morobe district, Mr. Down- ing said, two-thirds of the natives!
Comfortable Margin in were friendly but the remainder
Home Match.
London, Yesterday,
were head-hunters. Every time he) had set out on an expedition he had been warned by hostile natives that his life would be taken. But be- In the First Division of the Eng-yond a few arrows.shot from the lish League Chelsea defeated New- castle United by four goals to one. --Reuter.
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