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THE HONG KONG DAILY PRESS MONDAY, DECEMBER 31st, 1928.
HOME FOOTBALL RESULTS.
LEADERS IN THE ENGLISH LEAGUE CHECKED.
CHELSEA AGAIN TAKE THE, LEAD.”
LOW SCORING IN SATURDAY'S MATCHES.
Loaders in all divisions of the English League were checked on Saturday, Stockport in the Northern Section retain the leading place although they were defeated. The other leaders all dropped one point. Chelsea have ousted Middlesbro" from the top of the Second Division, while Plymouth in the Southern Section drop down in favour of Fulham. Home teams won 28 matches and were beaten by the visitors in eight matches, ten being drawn. The total number of goals scored in the 44 matches amounted to ITT of which 104 went to the Home teams.
Scoring was low sa compared with the mid-week matches. The highest aggregates registered were a 4-0 victory for Wolverhampton over Port Vale in the Second Division, 5-1 for Queen's Park Rangers over Torquay in the Southern Section, and 4-0 for Wigan Boro against Lincoln. the points all going to the home teams. Millwall, as visitors, beat Notts County by the odd goal in mine. Soutbond and Bournemouth shared eight goals.
Arsenal drew with. Sheffield Wednesday, the leaders, each side scoring two goals. Blackburn defeated Derby County and now follow the leaders. The two teams at the top of the Second Division did not do well and the Pensioners went above them on a one goal victory at Swansea Plymouth lost the premier place. in the Southern Section in a draw with Merthyr and the victory of Fulham over Gillingham. Tranmere, at home, gained a narrow victory over Stockport, leaders in the other Section. Wrexham's defeat sent them a step lower, Bradford City being now in the second position Linesin failed to follow up the advantage gained in mid-week when they gained the points with a heavy score.
A feature of the Scottish League matches was the usual addition of the points by the Rangers. Partick Thistle, at home, had a 6-1 victory over Raith Rovers, Changes in the League table were few. Results of Saturday's matches and revised League tables follow:-
THROUGH REUTER'S AGENOT.]'
Arsonal
ENGLISH LEAGUE,
Division I.
Wednesday
Q
ง
.....
L
2 Liverpool
Newcastle
2
Aston Villa... 1 Leeds U. ...... Blackburn 3 Derby
Cardiff 3 6 7 10 28 29 19 Manch City 29 7310-45 34 · 19 Portsmouth 23 9 0 14 51 49 18 Manch. Uz. 2. 49 10 30 45 18 Burg 0 6 2 12 24 48 14
DIVISION II,
P. W. D. L. F. A. Pta Bury
Chelsen 23 11 8 3 38 24 31 Cardin Everton
a 'Bolton'
Middlesbro' 23 12 8 353 37 30 Notts C.3 11 7 5 44 29.29 Huddersfield... 3 Portsmouth
Bradford...23 13 29 58 42-28 Leicester... 2 Manchester U. 1 Manchester C. 2 Birmingham... 3 Sthampton 23 6 12 3 42.96 28 Sheffield U. 3 West Ham..... 3 Hall 24 10" 7 7 44 38 97 Sunderland Burnley Preston 23 11 4 8 52 48 28 Blackpool...23 11 3 9 30 43 95 Home wine 7, away win 1, drawa West Brom. 23 10 39 40 40 23 3 Goals scored: Home 23, away 14. Millwall 239 6 8 45 48 24
Stoke
23 8 7 8 33 23 23 Grimsby .22 9 5 45.41 23 Wolves ....386 9 47 42 92 Notte For..22 8 8 8 41 44 22 Swansea...23 7 6 10 34 43 20 Reading 29 78 10 34 54' 20 Tottenham 28 311 37.45 19 Barnsley 7 4 12 33 40 18 Port Vale ...93 8 1 14. 36 497 17 Clapton 23 5 7 17 27 45 17 Bristol C. 23 A3 13 34 40 15 Oldham 2 5 3 14 93 47 13
Blackpool
Bradford
· Division II.
Clapton.
Grimsby
3 Preston
2 Barnsley
0 West Brom.
3 Bristol C.
Middlesbro... 0 Reading Notty C.4 Millwall......
3 Tottenham...
Oldham
Southampton... 3 Hull
Stoke ......
1 Notts For. Swansea ......... 0 Chalsen........ Wolves..... 4 Port Valé......
ง
Home wing, away wins 3, drawn 2. Goals scored: Home 23, sway `17, Division III. (Southern).
Brighton
Bristol R.
Charlton
Exotes..... Fulham
Merthyr
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9 Plymouth...... Norwich......... 3 Coventry Queen's P.R.... 5 Torquay....... Southend. 4 Bournemouth... Walsall
3 Newport Watford 3 Crystal Pal. .
Home wins. 6. away wins 2, draws 3 Goals scored: Home 31, away 21. Division II. (Northern). Ashington 1 Southport ...... 3
0 New Brighton Carlisle *****
4 Accrington Chesterfield.... 3 Wrexham Crewe ......... 3 Halifax Doncaster 4 Rochdale Nelson 1 Hartlepools Rotherham ... Bradford C. ... ! South Shields 1 Darlington. 3 Tranmere se 2 Stockport...... 1 Wigan.......
4 Lincoln .................... 0 Home wine 7, away wins 2, drawn Goals scored: Home. 25, away 15
SCOTTISH LEAGUE.
2
DIVISION III. (BOUTH)
#
P. W. D. L. F. A. Pls. Fulham.....91 12 5 4 53 29 29 Plymouth-12 5 5 43 96 29 Queen's P.R. 22 11 7 4 43 22, 20 Northants 23 11 5 7 50 38 27 Luton.21 12 3 6 45 3 27 Charlton....20 10 5 5 42 31.25 Coventry...99 10 5 7 35 95 23 Bournem'th 21 9 6 6 44 37 24 Swindon .22 10
41 24
Watford 21 11 8 30 30 24 Crystal P....21 10 4 7 38 39 24 Walsall 21 9 4 8 42 47 20 Southend 91 7 7.7 38.37 "21 Torquay 91.8 2 11 40 44 Brighton, ...21. 7 3 11 29 · 14 Norwich....21 7 212 32 37 16
IS 17
Brentford...21 6 4 11 27 35 18 Gillingham 22 6 4 12 26 40 18 Bristol R....216 3 1299 4115 Exeter 4 0 11 32 42 14 Merthyr...21 5 4 12 27 53 14 Newport 21 3 6 12 97, 43 12
DIVISION III. (NORTH).
THE FRENCH WAR Now in
BUDGET.
Press
STILL NERVOUS ABOUT GERMANY,
**THE NEXT WAR."!
Paris, Nov. 29th:
The debate on the French War Budget, shows that when the French Government signed the past outlaw- ing war," they did so with many mental reservštions, pres
Facts and figures have been hurtling across the Boor of the Chamber. There have been attacks and counter-attacks; allegations of "lies" and "faked" figures have been, made.
•
To The Next War, But standing out like a signpost marking the road to the next war
the indisputable facts that France at present has an army of
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-and that she is spending one fourth of her total budget on the War Budget.
that Another startling fact is France is going to stay on the Rhine until she has built the fort- resses which are intended to hold back a German army. France ap- parently, despite the assurances given to her by Great Britain at Locarno, does not think our pro- mises worth much.........
M Paul Painleve, the Minister of War, is a philosopher and a mathe- matician who was caught up in war politics and became Premier." He is a pacifist at heart, and only a faw months age he was suggesting that the Ministry of War was the Ministry of National Defence, but at M. Poincaré's request, he stood up and said he was all in favour of heavy artillery and machine guns.
Ex-War Minister,
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having arrived from BREMEN, HÄM. This Large Volume of approximate-BURG and Forts, Consignees of Cargo are hereby notified that their Cargo la lý ́2,000 Pages gives, in addition being innded at their risk into the Go to the Unnal Lists of Firms, an downs of the Hong Kong and Kowloon Wharf and Godown Co, Ltd, Kowloon, Alphabetical List of Residents where Dalivary can be obtained. in the Far East containing the Names of Nearly
26,000 FOREIGNERS, Arranged, with the initials as well as Surnames in strict alphabe tical order so that any name can be found instantaneously,
The new Rapportear" of the war Budget is M. Jean Fabry, one of M. Poincaré's closest frien, former Minister of War, and now proprietor of the Parisian, Intran. Aigeant. M. Fabry was intran sigent himself last night. Ho gald that if France, reat to with It is a volume indispensable to Germany, France-if and whión ser- vice is reduced to one year could mobilis only 240,000 men immed- iately, whereas Germany could mobilise quite legitimately total LARGE EDITION (WITH
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business houses.
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vice.
"France, therefore," said M. Fabry," must not wait for three or four weeks before she Can
mobilise all her effectives, but must
be able to mobilise at once.
Frontier Troops.
M. Fabry also advocated reduc ing the number of divisions and placing the troops nearer to the frontier meaning the German frontier. Finally, he declared that he was in ne burry to see the Rhine evacuated, as France had not yet built her new line of fortresses. "Our occupation," he declared, "would eventually make our fight. ing line on this river (the Bhine), and Germany would not risk having to fight on such a strategic line."
This extraordinary debate has caused little comment in French newspapers, but extracts from the German newspapers which have been cabled here show that Ger- maay is in despair.
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Messageries Maritimes Chenonceaux, to-morrow. D'Artagnan, to-morrow. Athos II., Jan. 15th Sphinx, Jan. 15th. General Metzinger, Jan. 29th- Paul Lecat, Feb. 12th. Andre Lebon, Feb. 26th. Porthos, March 19th.
Hippon Yaren Kafsha Sawa Maru, Jan. 6th Tenyo Maru, to-day. Kamakura Maru, Jan. 4th. Penang Maru, Jan, 10th. SIR FREDERICK MAURICE ON Atsuta Maru, Jan. 11th.
POPPY DAY. RESULT.
Anyo Maru, Jan. 13th.. Durban Maru, Jan. 13th. Frederick Kawachi Maru, Jan. 14th, Major-General Sir Maurice opening a new club and Matsuye Maru, Ján, 14th, headquarters costing £8,000 for Tatsubo Maru, Jan. 15th: Harrow British Legion, announced Lyons Mara, Jan. 17th. that, from returns at present avail Fushimi Maru, Jan. 20th. able, it seemed probable that the Akita Maru, Jan. 21st, amount raised on Foppy Day last Aki Maru. Jan, 22nd, Stockport,...21 12 3 4 67 33 29 Bradford C. 91 12 4 5 65.28 28
year would be exceeded this year Kashima Mara, Jan. 25th, Wrexham... 10
by ten to fifteen per cent. 8 4 30 41 28 Lincoln ......22 10 € 6 31 39 23 Division I. ..
Carlisle 23 1067 34 40-28 Wigan 20 10 5 5 32 18 25 Celtic...........? Dundee
Doncaster 21 10 30 40 32 25 Cowdenbeath... 1 Aberdeen ........ Shields...21 9 6 8, 42 33 24 Falkirk Clyde. Hoarte. Queen's Park... Kilmarnock....1 Rangers Motherwell 4. Airdrie
2.
Partick
6 Raith
St. Johnstone... 4 Hibernians" St. Mirron 2 Apr...
:1
3
P. W. D. L. F. A. Pts.
Crewe 21 10 47 40 38 24
Norddeutscher Lloyd, Bremen,
I was ten years since the war Bingo Maru, Jan. 23th- ended, he continued, and the Atago Maru, Jan 30th. British Legion must look to the Ceylon Mara, Jan. 33th. future. They must avoid becoming Korea Maru, Feb. 4th. a narrow and self-centred organisa- tion. They had to perpetuate in the life of the nation the spirit of Fulda, Jan. 12th.
Trier, Jan. 13th. service which carried the country Labn, Jan. 30th. through the Great War.
Sir Frederick said he would like Derfinger, Feb. 10th. to see the British Legion taking an Goettingen, Feb. 28th. Active interest in the Boy Scout Saarbruecken, March 13th. wherever possible, a troop Scouts might be attached to the local branch of the Legion.
They cannot be the oth January, 1929, or they will not Third Lanark 3 Hamilton N. Brighton 218 3 10-40 43 17" movement, and suggested that
HONG KONG METEDEOLOGIQAL:
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Previous;On Date]On Dat
Day
be recognised,
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Hong Kong, 29th Dec, 1929. [7169
HONG KONG. TIDE TABLE.
Home wins 7, sway wins 2, drawa 1. Goals scored: Home 20, away 15.
LEAGUE TABLES.
The English League Tables and Scottish League Table (Division I.), up to and including matches com- From Des. 31st, 1928, to Jan. 6th, 1929, plated on Saturday, are appended:
дом
Daje af
liate of
Month
Low Wars
Eeight.
HIGH WATER.
Hong
Kong
at 2 p.m. 6. 2.
I p
Standard
Time,
Barometer... Temperatur Huvudity Wind
30.13
золя
20.03
61
- 60
83.
b.
66
69
.74
Mou. 31
2 27.04
+
Direction
ENE
Force
$
Weather..... Bain
0
0,00
0,00
4
0.00
Wed.
O
Koug
Hong
Standard
Time.
*.
Hoight
ENGLISH LEAGUE. DIVISION L
P. W. D. L. F. A. Pts. Wednesday 23 14 5. 4 48 31 33 Blackburn 23 12 56 48.30 29. Derby23 12 3 8 51 34 27
b. m.in. Bunderland 23 11 4 8 53.40 98
- ?? 10 Leicester 21 10 8 7 56 44 50 6 31840 Aston Villa 29 12 8 8 51 13 20 The 1 0 25 7 1m 7.56 15 Everton .22 11 3 6 38 28 25
9:21
1466
Liverpool 23 9 6 8 53 37 24 Highest open-air Temperatare, 29th: 63 Thar 39.456.6m 8.294 Huddersfield 23:10 49 49 34 24 Lovest open-air Temperature, 3th: 60
Fri.
B-Blue sky C-Cloudy; D- Drizzle; F-Fog; L-Lightning; Bat 11-Mist; Ö-Overcast: "P-Psaying sbowers; -Bqualls; R-Rain; T-Ban.
111-28 18:3m 02 Leeds.23 11 3 8 44 44-25
144 2.
404, 24 60m10 23 43.5 6 58 53.14
0 '7
6 7 844 1.13 16446 811 60,
Burnley 24.30, 3:11. 204 23
West Ham...24 8 6 10 43 53 22 Newcastle 24 10 2.12 39 5999 o Arsenal 22 689 37 42 20 Birmingham 29 8 4 10 43 48 20 Sheffield U. 23. 8 4 1142-55-20
Tranmere 20 11 18 39 43 Nelson 22 10 2 10 42 45 22 Chesterfield 20. 9 3 8 43 "41 21 Halifax....27 6 9 7 30 31 21 Rochdale....22 € 79:47 50 19 Rotherham 22 75 10 31 42 10
Darlington 21 8 4 11 33 44 16 Southport 172 12.28 Accrington 20 8 3 11 31 44 15 Hartlepools 2 5 5.12 32 61 15 Barrow 20 4 6 10 28 43 14 Ashington 23 5 3 15 27 60 13.
SCOTTISH LEAGUE. "DIVISION I
55 16
P. W. D.L. F. A. Pia. Rangers.....19 1720 65 19.30 Hearts.92 13 4 6 8 30, 30 Motherwell 21 12 5 4 50 37 29 Celtic19 11 5 3 35 3 27 Aberdeen 1122 11 47 47-42.20
St. Mirren 22-10 5 44 40 25 Kilmarnock 22 104 8 64 42 24 Hibernians 20 8 5 7 33 30 21 Agı 22. 9. 58 47 49 21 St. J'stone 21.8 5 8 27. 37 21 Partick.19.8 14-754-44, 20 Falkuk/21 8. 3 10 44. 44. 19 .ard Lanark 29.7 4.112.43 3218 Queen's Pk. 21 6 5 10 52 62 17 Dundee 22 6 5 11 39 41 17- Clyde 22 7 3.12 27 38 17 Hamilton ...217 2:12:30 55 18 Cowdenb'th 21: 83.12 21 12 13 Raith R22 3 2 15 27 66 12 Airdrie ......21 484 2445
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