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THE COLNA MAIL, THERSDAY, JANUARY 21, 1937
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FUSILIERS SHOULD HAVE WON
BUMSTER BUNGLES
FINE OPENINGS
SOUTH
(By "REFEREE")
I China were extremely fortunate to beat the Fusiliers by the odd goal in three in the Third Round of the Junior Shield soccer They be in goal for the Chinese Feder-competition" at Sookunpoo yesterday.
Par Ka-ping, above, who will
ation team in the Governor's Cup game on Sunday, is a strong con- tender for Interport honours.
should really have lost by about 4 goals to 1! The inability of Bumster to net on three occasions when he had only the Chinese custodian to beat!
SEAFORTHS from a couple of yards proved the downfall of DEFEATED the soldiers.
SECOND HALF COLLAPSE
LYEMUN WORTHY both
WINNERS
to
Five cricketers of the Central British School possessing colours st the moment are, left to right, A. Keown, D. 0. Parsons, D. E. Street, J. N. Booker and C. Hosegood. ("China Mail" photo).
ENGINEERS
Yesterday's Soccer WIN OVER
Results
JUNIOR SHTELD
very
NAVY of the in-
The number of foals which occurred during the game was
whistle! astounding and the blew nearly every five minutes, sides being equally blame for sotne childish play, one Lack of understanding among cidents providing the Fusiliers their forwards and the complete with a penalty, from which collapse of their defence in th they drew level, after South latter half of the game were res- China had taken an early lead ponsible for the defeat of the Sea- for another "spot" kick award- forth Highlanders by 3 goals to 1ed for handling in the area. by the Royal Artillery (Lyemun)
Grindley, who used to play for
in the Junior Football Shield at the Fusiliers' first team some sea-j
ance. The Gunners
right, but the Seaforths, exerting outstanding calibre.
through equalised
2 RIFLES
C. POLICE 1 ENGINEERS 5 S. CHINA 2 FUSILIERS LYEMUN 3 SEAFORTES 1
Not Enough Punch
The Fusiliers had a hard-work-
C. POLICE
TOO ONE-SIDED MATCH
DARBY SHINES
(By "ADREM")
The Royal Engineers swamped
Selleck, abore, the F-gineers" goalkeeper and one of the best in the Junior Football League. is now playing at the top of his fort
TO-NIGHT'S BILLIARDS
FOOTBALL FORM GUIDE Comprehensive Table Shows Form At A Glance
comprehensive guide to the form of all Clubs in the four premier
Amether give guide, engue and the premier Scottish League will
be found in the appended table. To assist in comparing the teams, details of how they fared in their last five matches are given.
The letters W, L, and D indicate matches won, Jost and drawn respectively. Gamer played at home are shown in capital letters, while away" games are denoted by ordinary type. The figures in bra wis denote the position held by that team at the conclusion, of Inst jeason, an asterisk denotes that that team has been promoted, Jand a dagger that that team has been relegated.
First Division
HOME.
Goals
AWAY
Goals Prz. TL
P PWL D F. A Pts P W L D PA Pts
Arsenal (6) dwWwd ..25 12 6 1 3 30 17 17 13 € 4 3 25 19 15 32 "Charlton (-) DW-WW 25 12 8.1 3 19 7 19 13 5 5 3 13 19 13
Sunderland (1) WWILD
Derby (2) TWWwW
Mid-bore (14)
Brentford (5)
WOW!
WwdDd
Femouth Ció) AWLAW Hderfield (3) IWD-25 Everton (16)
DIDER
Wolves (15) WWww .25 M'chester C. (9) }#DAW 24 12
Chcises (8) 1-waw
Grimsby (17) WlLW..25 12
Stoke (4) DUW
Preston (ILDW
Bolton (13) DLI Birgham (12) WIDI Liverpool (19) ILLI Leeds (11) WW! Wednesday (20) ILLI W. Bram. (18) Ldi M'ster U. (-) #IWDI Second Division
25 13
11 0 1 10 23 13 2 9 2 15 2
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Goals
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Gosia Pts. TL
P PWLD FA Pts PWLDFA Pts
5 13 74
742 18 17 16
B'pool (10) WLWIL-26 13 7 4 2 29 16 16 13 9 3 13 19 19 35 Plymouth (2) DLwIW. 25 13 8 2 3 30 14 18 12 5 3 4 17 16 14 22 N'castle (8) 1vDWW.26 14 5 4 1 30 11 15 12 7 1 22 17 15 38 Bary (14) WWLL.26 13 6 4 3 21 14
$21 15 "Coventry (WDdwl 25 13 8 2 3 24 11 19 12 3 4 5 15 Shefeld U.
(3) WIWTW 24 14 10 2 2 31 9 22 12 Leicester (6) W.25 11 7 Fulbaut (9) Zwww
12 & +A. Villa (-) (WWAD .25 13 Barnley (15) Welwa 25 13 Tottenham (5) & W▼ 24 15
WW 24 West Ham (5) Iv
Barnsley (0) IWWIL 25 +Blackburn LWWIL Swansea (13) 1W—
*Cterfield (5) WIWIW
S'ampton (17) DD
A
Norwich (11) ́ WILLW
Bradford (16) WWW
the Valley yesterday afternoon, soas ago, gave an inspired displaying defence, the intermediate line after sharing two goals at the in-He should have netted on several of which came into the limelight the Chinese Police on the K.F.C terval.
cecisions, but he was unfortunate-with splendid openings and mag-ercand yesterday afternoon in the was. Third Round of the Junior Foot- In the first half the Seaforth is crowded out by his own inside-nificent spoiling, but there
The game broke through time and again, forwards, Dennis, the inside-left, not enough punch in the methods ball Shield, scoring five goals to
the feld at of the forwards, otherwise a win the opposition's one.
was much too one-sided to be in- bet, owing to inaccurate shooting. Iwandering all over
for. them would have been a cer they failed to score more than times.
tainty. Dominating the exchan-teresting, and the Sappers were. drew árst
Fl Bamster Fails
gea for four-fifths of the game, never seriously extended by a team (which was much too hesitant in blood as the result of a penalty
the last
its tackling.
The Senior Championship bil- kick taken by Knight, their inside- There were very few players of the Fusiliers failed at
- Except for one or two disjointed liards game at the Engineers' In- Tang Sik moment and had only themselves custodian, was to blame
rushes by the Police, play was for stitute to-night between E. bang, the Chinese
Cresty was a tower of strength the most part confined to their tex-dos Remedios, of Club Lusitano, fairly safe between while Leung Tak-wai was probably in the pivotal berth and was well-ritory, with the winners indulging and U. S. Santos, of the Catholic the interval the High- the best defender on the field, in supported by Collins and Jones in shooting practice. The defence Union Club, should be the most in- landers* play deteriorated badly and the Chinese right-back position. Grindley was the only live-wire in
Kwok Yim-their attack and made a bee-line gave a hard-working display. Awteresting game in both sections of
Wing, in goal, being particularly the competition. the Guzzers scored their second Tse Kan-hing and
(Continued on Page 9) goal as the result of Spiers and sax, the left-back and left-half for goal whenever in possession, and while he was very dangerous with Bryson colliding in the goal-mouth respectively, were very poor in an attempt to clear a shot from their dilly-dally methods would anything overhead, his brilliant team vic-headwork giving the Chinese cus- Percival, the winners' dangerous have cost the Chinese left-winger. Both players fell to try had Bumster taken full ad-todian a very anxious time. vantage of bis openings."
pressure. Adures, their right-winger.
Fortunate Goal
After
the ground and the ball rolled into
the sticks
the net. The Gunners scored their. The Chinese forwards were third goal through Percival.
RA (Lyeman): Mackrill; Stan-very
ley and Baker; Taylor, Sparks and
firish
lacked they
Early Lead
4
a
SAINTS HOCKEY MATCH THIS AFTERNOON
.
...
E. A. dos Remedios has for many years been a member of the Lusi- tano Club team in the Portuguese. inter-club triangular tournaments and is at present in good form, while U. S Santos has been play Following a long period of in-ing regularly in the Steel, Coulson South China took the lead when
activity, St. Andrew's are fielding Billiards and Snooker Leagues and and maimpressive
Cheung Sing-cheurg converted again
awarded for handling. a men's hockey team against the holds the highest snooker break in Time and
penalty Blackmore: Eivers, Bedford, Nash, swept through the Fusiliers de Soon after the opening of the sec. Boyal Corps of Signals this after that competition.
A. J. Osmund, the champion, feace, but crowding in the penalty and half a foul against a Fusilier noon at 5.10 pm on the CBA. Knight and Percival.
Seaforth Highlanders: Atkinson: area and a waste of time in center-forward resulted in a penalty kick ground. F. A. Broadbridge is re-meets W. H Andrews of the Oz
nance, and one of the best players Figler and Bryson; Newton, Spiersing from the wings lost them and Dennis converted to level the sponsible for getting the
in the Garrison, but the latter is and YcAloos; Adaros, Fraser, Livingstone and Nutidey.
not expected to be able to extend the holder, who easily beat him in S. Ching-Tang Sik-hang: Leung
a friendly game on his own table; be Tak-wai and Tse Kan-hing: Ng Kim- Jiro Yamagishi, the brilliant recently. This match will man, Cheang Sing-cheang and Kwok Japanese Davis Cup player, is ex-played at the South China A-A Tim-sang; Luk Tat-bong, Tse Fo-nin.
Earnest Lam, who survived two Wong Kam-wan, Lee Pui-leung and pected to arrive here to-morrow
Owing rounds in the last competition, by the as. Kitano Maru. Kwok Yau-loy.
the Fasilers: Saunders: Vale and to the uncertainty of whether he will meet W. Anderson in Gaizley: Collins, Cresty and Jones is on board or not, no exhibition only junior game at Club Lui- Williams. Barnster, Grindley, Dennis
matches have yet been arranged. Įtano.
Jamieson,
portunities.
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Lee Pui-leung scored the wia- ning goal.
TAMAGISHI COMNG?
and Davies.
team
Navy Fall Away Badly
Rifles Win By
In spite of the fact that they field- ed seven of the players who did so well against South Chins in the Kote- wall Cup game on Sunday last, the Navy were defested by the Bites by the odd goal in five in the Third Bound of the Junior Shield soccer competition at Causeway Bay yester- day.
The Rifles combined well from the start of the game and their forwards had the Navy defence in difficulties early on, taking the lead in the first few minutes through Mifer.
The Navy played nach better after the interval and showed better under- standing at forward, though they Were roliged ta rely too much on Page, the right winger, who was fast and tricky and centre
centred "well.
And
The Odd Goal
Fox Rowlands, “abora, will be in goal for the Association's term on Smaday, when his diaplay will be closely watched by the Inter- port Selectory
the dificult task of watching Le Page, and, though he was inclined to leave this player unmarked in the first half, he held him well in check in the second period.
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Third Division South
HOME
26 20 16 15 5
20 20 15
FWŁD F
23 10 10 0 0 33
Brighton (7) DWI-W 24 12 7 X 4 21 Luton (2) UWw Gil'gham (16) IWWw! 24 12 9 1 2 21 Notts C. (9) WWWW 25 12 8 Bourne'th (8) WWTWI 24 13 10 Watford (15) WWIWd 25 12 Nampton
(15) WwWw .....24 13 9
Millwall (12) WTW WI
Reading (3) WIDW
Swindon (19) AILWI Q's P.R. (4) WWWL 22 11 Cardin (20) DLIL Clapton (14) DWCW 24 12
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R. (-) WLI..26 13 75 12 Torquay Bristol C (18)
WWWD ZA 11 Crystal P. (6) LWILW 24 12 Walsall (-) W&WW. „22.11€ Newport (21) LW 24 12 Exeter (ZZ) LLIWL ..24 11 36 Aldershot (11) ILLI 23 12 1 6 5 13
Third Division North
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Goals PPWLD FAPP WLDFAF Chester (2) WD26 14 10 1 3 43 15 23 12 4 6 2 15 21 10 32 Stockport (5) dWWdd 25 13 10 0.342 3 23 12 2 4 6 9 12 10 33 Oldham (7) IrWW.23 13 8 0 5 32 14 21 10 3 6 1 15 17 9 20
4 20 11 20 10 4 3 18 16 1 24 14 8
11 31 tHall (-) Dil
25 12.8 1 3 20 13 19 13 4 4 13 22
22 12 31 IP. Vale (-) ¿Wh
21 40 17 21 11 3
3 35 17 15 10 2 6 3 20
1 & 5 12
Lincoln (4) DIWW Wrexhwas (18)
ILIWW Halifax (15) WD E'tlepools (8) WWW. M'sfield (19) dwW Accrington (9) dd Www 2 N. B'hton (22) LINL Roth'ham (11) DILI Carlisle (13) WIDIL Crewe (6) Southport (2); York (16)
head (14) Rochdale (29) Wdd
Darlington (1) DIDIW 23 13 Barrow (15) DULL.23 11- The Navy players did not produce
Tranmere (3) IWWTW 24 10% anything like the same fom as they showed on Sunday. Tozer was Scottish League certain in his tacitling and his clear-
He was not
ance was poor.
enough for Godney and found Boy too much for him. Hutchby, in the pivotal position, was poor in h tackling and feeding and it was only in the closing minutes of the game that he improved. Spencer, at inside.
29 20 13 12 44 416
16 10 1 4 5 13
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11 0
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21 36 6 21
11 15 5 10 22 7 20 11 2 8 1 16 34 5 19
18 13 13 8 5-16 4 5 18 2.15 10 0 8 2 8 26 2 17 10 11 1 9 2 11 34 5 15 14 1 12 1 13:39 3 15
AWAY
HOME
Goals PPWLD FAP Aberdeen (3) wWdWI 28 15 13 0 2 36 14 27 14 11 12 48 18 Celtic (1) WIWAD
0 Bangers (2) WTWw 27-13 11 Hearts (5) WIW126 13 11 2 043
T'erwell (0) DWWL
1. Lanark (9) WwLIW 2: 11
it was the hardest working player Lundes (12) DIWALINZI 11 M
on the field, but he was not supported Fartick (10) WLED: 25 11 62 27 15 10 4 Falkirk (-) LwWWW
en the left wing and had to do a lot
of extra work
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Hamilton. (6) wiwa 125 12kk
Finnie, at inside-right, gave a bet St. Mirren (0) DILAL 27.1466
27 13 10 2 1
ter display and combined well with Kilmarnock (8) IwDd 27 14 8 2 4 Le Paze, but as the latter was well St. Fatose (7) Wdwd2
he could not obtain much sa- sistance from that quarter and hand to work for his own openings
markoer
PR
The Rites were well I served by their two wingers, and it was in this de partment that they held the advan tage over the Navy, Miller, on the left-wing, was very dangerous witha | His first-time drives Godney zre-forward, showed good ball control, though he was handicapped by lack showed ny well in the first ball; the the game ben Miller cut in and best Qa's 0'S (15) IWIL 27 15:57 of weight, Boyd was the brains latter shadowed Spencer wall, hat Ritchie, with a fine shot. Le Page
· En
Wilson and McDowell, the backs,
The Riser tocic the lead early in
Goals
Pis. TË
P W L D FA Pts
12.6 4 3 28 19 15 43
6.2 4 23 14 16 40
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..:28.16 2-10 229 36 of the forward line. He pled his both were shaky under pressure in equalized som after when, following Albion (10) ILID! wingers with next through passes and the second period, when the Navy s briliant run down the wing, he sent Shot The Rifles fast ground shot Mardock, who for God webying
the ina zade many openings
desperately for the
took the lead through: while he was always
Brow
in the scored from a scramble in the goal when he headed in a centre from La Page, Fanie, Anderson, Spencer and Tense when needed. Barbados
He had
and Miller increased the lead Page. He was unfortunats in not Pepperell mouth, s Tindall, in the Rider your van Ri
of his toe in the closing animates. severely tested in the closing stages sonde sare duels with Spepcar and An-, with a perfect right-boted drive hate squakking, when Tindall took the ban of the game and sượnd his side trata dersom He kept this) forwards well the corner of the net.
ney,
de-equalising FDRL outstanding
staterzandate
a birrer defeat by during seves at the supplied with 1. passes and his tackling Loet of an advancing forward.
In the second half the Navy
Naxy Palickis, Lakin and Tozer
was quick and neat. Macauley had more of the game and Spencer scored izhorburn, Entrby and doncs, Le
Placas Vindall; KeDowel and Wilson: Mardock Boown and Mac- malty, McCullough, Godney, Boyd, Rios and Hitler,