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Arsenal Beat Villa In Close Game
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FROM EVERTON
Thrills galore were provided for the thousands of spectators who turned out to watch the first division match between Aston Villa and the Arsenal.
The teams
were of practically equal strength, and so even was the run of play that the result was in doubt right up till the time the final whistle was sounded. The Arsenal won by the odd goal in five, but they had to fight every minute of the game for their victory, which, under the circumstances was a well-deserved one.
The results, as cabled by Reuter, together with the league table, follows:-
Results
ENGLISH LEAGUE
A. Villa
Chaisen
FIEST DIVISION
Huddersfield Leiconter Liverpool Portsmouth
2 Arsenal
2 Newcastle.
8 Everton
4 Blackburn
,
Hull........ Bradford Fulham Presion
Blackpool
Notts
Southampton Notte F.
3 Plymouth
bradford C. Manchester U
Olabam
Burnley...... Swansea......
| Millwall
1
3 W. Bromwich
I
1
0
" Derby
0
Bury
1 Manchester C. 1
Lincoln.
Birmingham
1
Sunderland
4 Leeds
2
Tottenham Wolves
2 Middlesboro'
0
Ü Wednesday
2
Sheffield U.
Stoke
Bolton
SECOND DIVISION
Bradford
Brentford
Burnley
Grimsby
Manchester U.
Notts F.
Oldham Plymouth
Preston
West Ham
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5 5 2 19 18 12
113
5 3 2 16 18 12
4 4 4 19 14 12 3 3 8 23 25 13 6.61 17 20 11
662 19 28 10 48 2 I 22 10 13 4 7 1 21 20 383 12 17 3 6 8 10 17 12 2 7 3 16 25 ..1227 3 8 18
-THIRD DIVISION (South)
Goals
HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY," OCTOBER 30, 1933.
OPEN GOLF
CHAMPIONSHIP
PREPARING FOR THE "LEGER"
O.-E. C. Marton Wins Full Particulars Of Saturday's
A. T. BRALEY TAKES"
VISITOR'S CUP
B
score
O. E. C. Marton, one of the most popular all-round sportsmen in the Colony, won the open golf cham- pionship at Fanling yesterday, when he returned card of 134 (79 and 75). F. D. Hunter
second, his W13 being 158 for the two rounds. The Visitors "Cup was won by A T Braley (Kowloon Golf Club) who went round in 81 in the morning but fell off considerably in the after. noon when he did it in 89. Last year's winner, D. C. Wilson, made a bold bid to repeat his past suc- cess but he want round in 87 in the morning, and his card showed a total of 172 for the two rounds.
As is well-known, these champion- ships are not confined to members of the Fanling Club, but are open to all golfers in the Colony. At yea- terday's matches, members of the Kowtoon, Shatin (Japanese)" and Country Clubs, as well as a few re presentatives of the Junior Section, Royal Hong Kong Golf Club, took part, and the keenness in which all the matches were played off spoke well for the future of the competition.
MARTON'S GAÄLE.
Seen after the competitions, one of those who took part told the writer that Marton fully deserved to the title as he played excellent all-round golf right through. His iron shots were described as brilli-, ant, and his putting steady, and last, but by no means the least, his insurpassable tee "shots contributed "P WEDFA Ptain a large measure to his success Charlton ..19 7 3 2 38 19 10
Hunter was described as a worthy Crystal P.........18 684 26-20 18 Norwich
12 7.4 1 32 2015 runner-up who displayed steady. 4 12 10 16 form right through the two rounds, Queen's F.B...
X2 23 26 14 So far as the Visitors' Cup was. 6.4 2′′ 21 15. 1s concerned, A. T. Braley had a good 6 42 20 16 14 round in the morning but he fell off in the afternoon when he did it in 88.
Exeter.......
3 Fulbam
1
3 Notta C.
2
Bristol R..
Bournemouth.
2 Southampton
8 Blackpool
3 Swansea
4 Hall
2 Millwall
+ Bradford C.
3 Bury
2 Coventry... I Gillingham
1
Luton Aldershot..
0 Torquay.co
31 Swindon
Cardi
3 Brighton Southend
0 Port Vale
U
4 Lincoln
1
THIRD DIVISION (South)
Bournemouth
D
Bristol R.
Cardif
Charlton Coventry Crystal P Exeter Gillingham Beading Southend
Watford
4
Clapton Newport........... Northampton
Watford.......
Bristol C...
3 Queen's P. B. 2
3 Swindon
1)
1
6 Torquay
9.1 Newport.
& Aldershot
3-Clapton-
3 Norwich
2 Bristol C.
+ Luton
0 Brighton
2 Northampton
THIRD DIVISION (North)
Accrington
Barnsley
Chesterfeld
Darlington Gateshead
Mansfeld
Rochdale
Crewe
1 York
New Brighton
Stockport
4 Halifax
74 24 15
49
4 8 82 20 13 59 21 22 13 65 8 28 23 13 43 5 11 12 13
52 16 27 12 62 18 22 12 62 1922 19
12 4 A. 3 18 21 11 12 4 5 8 15 21 11 12 3 5 14 16 10 .12 30 13 15 10 12. 3 8 8 16 229
7 a 18 27 12 12 0 8 + 13 85
THIRD DIVISION (NORTE).
Gouls FWLD A Pra
F Chesterfield ....12 11 10 BC
922 ..1 Tranmere ..... ..12 7 2 3 34 12 17
2Stockport
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Training Gallops
(By "MORNING DEW.")
Below will be found the training times clocked on Saturday, Warrington is still doing very slow work in preparation for the - St. Leger, where he will probably start favourite.
4
Night Star, the favourite in the Australian class moved very well indeed, while, I need hardly say Trentbridge is fit and ready for next Saturday's big race.
1
Burgomaster went over a slow mile and a half taking 3 minutes 51 seconds for the Journey, doing a fast last quarter only (31.2). Brechin galloped very well and is not so inclined to bore out nowadays. "Golden Dragon and Jingle went out together and did slow three quarters of a mile. The former was looking · very well
Portia and Rosy Morn both went well and if they can stay the distance should be able to give Night Star a race.
Partnership, one of the biggest dangers in the Subs' St. Leger went over six furlongs and displayed convincing form.
Charming Face King's Bounty Festival Eve Hetman
Diana Bay
Royal Flush
Gold Key
Charming Star Solar Star
King's Justice What's That Trentbridge Mon Talisman Stickypast Valorous Partnership Night Star King Salmon Tecumseh Daylight Eve Spotted Butterfly
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BATTLING HORSE
DISAPPOINTS
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Walchowfu Handleap (Once
Round). Mr. Lan's Esk, 181 ba
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Mr... Roda's City of Shanghai."
155 lbs...(Mr. Botelho) 2 Mr. Chan's The Loster, 181 lbs.
(Mr. W. G. Pay) 3 Won by many lengths: lengths between second and third.
Time: 7 mins. 01:4 secs. Part-mutueli
Winner: $17.20.
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Place: $5.80; $5.40; 88.20. Also ran-Bold General, 155 (Mr. Pearsel: Poverty Bay, 147 (Mr. Ferguson), Swale, 152 (Mr. R. M. Wood); Ta Peastie. 143 (Mr. Saunderson); and Grand Slam. 147 (Mr. Morgan).
5-The Champion Stakes (One. Mille).
Mr. Wang Ping Shun's Bold.
Lad, 149 lbs.
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Storage period, (MF. L. Frost) -1
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Mr. K. W. Fung's Blue Plane."
150 lbs. (Mr. G. Harriman) 2 Messrs. Lo and Laing's Pure
Music, 152 lbs.
(Mr. N. Deitz) 3 Won by two lengths; two lengths between second and third. Time: 2 mins. 17.2 secs. Pari-matuel:-
Winner: $13.40.
Place: $5.80; $7.20; $7.50.
the
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Also ran:-Drian, 150 (Mr. Botel-8th October, 1933.
Leals.
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(Mr. Browning) 1 Capt. A. H. Potts' Mouche, 174 lbs. (Mr. A. H. Potts) `Q.M.S. E. C. Macnamara's Red
Leaves, 170 K...
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The following are the best ten scores refurned:-
O. E. C. Marton 79 and 73 ...
F. D. Hunter
R. Young
L. R. Andrewee
A. E. Lissaman
K. S. Robertson
J. B. Ross
77 and 81
86 and 81
J. M. Walker
82 and 86
A. T. Braley
B1 and 88
87 and 8
D. C. Wilson The morning rounds were played o, on the old course which was described as "playing very nicely" by one of the visitors, "who added that the new course was not what one might have expected, the greens. Barnsley... 11 7 8 1 20 17 15 being rough and patchy. Hurtlepools.....12 6 3 3 22 21 15 16
Donauster.
Halifar *RDIK.....
Barrow.........
Gateshead.. Accrington. Walsal Fochdale
New Brighton Carlile
2 Camine...
Crewe,.
U Mansfeld..
V Wresham
2 Southport ..
16
LEBAR 18 17 18
18 5 4 3 10 17 15
12 8 4 2 M
12 5.61 20 21
12 6.61 20
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HOCKEY
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453 19 1 D.G.S. Lose To “Y”
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12 4 3 13 2 11
12 4 6 2 20 22 10
12 2 4 6 10 21 10-
4 7 1 21 20
1.4 7 17 25 ..11 2 6 8 14 21 Darlington........12 2 7 8 21 33
Rotherham
Hartlepools
2 .Doncaster
2
2 Chester
Chester .....
I
0 Rotherham
2
Southport Tranmere Wrexham
1. Carlisle
.1
1 Walsall
0
3 Barrow
2
Scottish League
Airdrie Celtic Cowdenbeath
Hamilton
Hearts Kilmarnock Partick
Queen's Park. Quien U'S
St. Micron
2 Dundee
Z Hibernians
2 Ayr
2 Aberdeen
3 Falkirk
1 Raugers
1 Motherwell
1 Clyde
2 2 3 17 23
SCOTTISH LEAGUE
Motherwell Pangora Aberdeen. Ayr Etd
Goals
Ladies
The Diocesan
Girls' School
7 hockey team lost to the "y" ladies by two goals to one in friendly
Gay Butterfly
Now's The Time Good Sport Maria Petra Baguio
Black Rock
Portia
"De Minimis
Hey Tor
Vigilance
Jungle Jim Helter Skelter Melody Warrington
44..
-League Cricket
A. S. SUFFIAD WINS GAME.
FOR I.R.C."
له
1.16 1.52.2 2.93.9
Lieut. Hamilton, Lieut. Stocker, Sergt. Taylor, Corpi. College, Spr. Tucker, and Pte. Barnsley.. Re- serve: Lleut, Cragg."
The Navy-Capt. Cutler (cap- tain), Lieut.-Comdr. Besant, Lieut.- Comdr. Yates, Lieut. Eaden, Lieut. The Cricket League opened on Donald, Lleut. Larken, Comdr. Saturday with two matches in the Lindsell," Lieut. Carver, Lieut.- Junior Division. The Indian R.C.Comdr. Stephenson, "Sub-Lieut began their season well with a | Alexander - Sinclair”, and three wickets victory over the Club Richards.
de Recreio while K.C.C. beat the Royal Army Medical Corps by six
7 match on their own ground Des- wickets. IR.C. v. C. DE R.
P W L D F A PR 16 18 0 2. 30.10 28
16
.15
4 8
pite the defeat, the schoolgirls put
For their win over Recreio the
up a fine performance, for it was IR.C. have to thank A. B. Suffiad. not until the last minute of the Beaides making 65 runs in a fine game that the deciding goal was scored.
The "y" ladies led by a goal, 14 11 12 47 14 scored by Miss M. Griffiths in the
944018 first half. In the second, Miss M.
40 48 19 121320 2332 Smith equalised for the schoolgirls, 73 8 81 17 17 but Miss O. Dalziel regained the 78235 88 16 lead for the "Y" Ladies just before 64 128 12 16 full time.
9 4 36 19 15
Kilmarnock.... Hearts........ Falkirk 15
1 St. Johnstons... 14
D'South...
1 Queen 2 Hamilton
Park... 14
1 Dundee. in 14.
Caltic
Celtic .....
Hiberniana......
3
4 Clyde.
2 St. Johnstone &
Airdrie la
Third Lanark
12
19
1 A R
St Mirren 15
7 Third Lanark 24 Partick........
LEAGUE TABLES
FIRST DIVISION.
Tottenham..
Arsenal.. Huddersfield Walye
Looda
Sunderland.
Portsmouth
P
Goals WLDP A Pts 12.73 23 10 17 12 8 2 1 25 18 18 .12 € 8.3 83 22 16
12′′ 5-8 3′ 23 25 14
li 6 4 1 20 18 · 18
1
Cowdenbeath. 14. 2 10 2
"Y" Ladies:-Miss J. Weller; 14 Miss A. Fowler, Mrs Portallion, Mias M. Gardner," Mrs. Rodgers, Miss B. Blumenthal; Mise 0. Dalziel, Miss R. Blackmore, Miss Smith, Miss M. "Griffiths and Miss O, Brown.
THE YANGTSZE PATROL
Admiral Chilton Relieves Admiral Hill
Shanghai.
Miss
innings, to enable his side to de- clare for 151 for,7, he was put to bowl when the Recreio looked Uke Playing out time, and taking two last wicket in the last over but one. wickets for no runs, including the
won the match for his side.
The scores were:— 1.R.C. (for 7 wickets)
A. S. Suflad, 65. M. el Arculll, 21.
Club de Recreio
E. Soares, 30.
A Prata, 27.
A. R. Abbas, 3 for 23
(Mr. Ferguson) 3 Won by three lengths; half a length, between second and third"
Time: i min. 21.4 Becs. Pari-mutuel:-
Winner: $38.00.
160
Place: $9.20; 88:10: $6.60. Also ran:-Country Club, (Mr. Wade); Social Mark. 155 (Mr. Morgan) That's That. 170 (Mr Jenkins). The Goods, 142 (Mr. Bond).
7-Ladies' Race (Qué Mile).- Messrs. Hall and Shenton's
Wembley's Stag, 161 lbs.
(Mr Frost) 1 Messrs. Harriman and Pens nack's Widnes. 152 lbs.
(Miss J. Dowbiggin) 2 Mr. Lancashire's Bwale, 140 Ibs. (Miss Alabaster) Won by four lengths; two lengths .between second and thirů.
Time: 2 mins. 8.1 secs... Pari-mutuel:→
Winner: $13.60.
3
Pisces $8.60; $6:10; #12:10:~ Also ran:-Orlando, 151 (Miss Betty Fair); Paul Jones, 145 (Miss Beryn Fair); Powerful King, 146 (Miss Fearon); The Loafer, 136 (Miss Pat Master).
Cash Sweep
7
L.S.A.
Race 1.
No. 1
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Friendly Cricket
POLICE BEAT C.B.A.
The Police RC. entertained the Central. British Association in & friendly cricket match yesterday at and beat their Happy Valley, guests by 73 ruńz. Wynne was in fine form, making 52 and taking 2 wickets for '§ runs, and with Wag- land and Carey, were chiefly res- ponsible for the Police total of 141.
E. MacNider and A. Polë shared so the Police wickets the former tak- ing-5 for 32 and the latter 4 for 46.
151
A. 8. Sufiad, 2 for 0. D.G.S.: Miss Farrell;
K.C.C. v. RA.M.O. Chubby Miss Gomes: Miss J. Wong, Despite a first-wicket stand of Misa M. Smith, Mize Gow, Miss 53 runs by Cpl. Colledge and Major Baution, Miss Buckler, Miss S. Denvir, the RAM.C. were dismiss- Dalziel, Miss Chow and Miss Broad-ed for as and lost to-K.C.C. by B bridge.
ن
GERMAN CLUB v. BIGNALS. The German Club -felding only ten men beat a weak Royal Compa of Signals eleven by six goals to one in a friendly game on the Marina ground.
Pracht, the German Internation- al, scored all six goals for his side,
.12. 6 5 2017-13 The flag of the Rear-Admiral of while Short netted the only gon!
15.11 18 the Yangtze flies to-day from for the military side.
Bear
German Club: Amanan: May,
4 36 15-13 H.M.S. Bee but it is that 282 25 24 12 Admiral E. G. G. Chilton. He has Heibmeyer; Foraite, Gerloff, Do- 362 24 28 13 Leicester 12 5 5 2 20 20 12 taken over command from his pre-berneckers Veit, Welsing, Pracht
Dromwich..12 8215 16 12 decessor Rear-Admiral' R.A.B. Hill
Manchester C
Liverpool........
Bisckburn.......
West Etoko
12 8 3 6 14 28 12 whose able handling of his impor and Mueller.
Signals: Cross; Neale, Larkin
wickets.
Scores:- RAM.C.........
Colledge, 36.- Denvir, 25. Raven, 4 for 3. Hall, 3 for 11, Kowloon C.C
S. Jer, 19 Macaulay 35. Mucaby, 29 riot out- Catlin, 3 for 30.
FRIENDLY MATCH
Police. Loughlin, A Pole
4
Wagland, e Blythe, b. A. Pole. 28 A. E. Carey, c Blythe, b. N.
Whitley Wynne. Glendinning, p
MacNider
19
86
M. Thompson, b MacNider... W. L. Clarke, c";Wood, b.
MacNider
112.
D.B.S BEAT VARSITY,, Good batting by J. L. Youngsaya
3-8518 151 tant charge has been the subject of Scott, Austen, Dilly; McLaughlin (30), and C. B. R. Sargent (38) - 12. 8 4 6 12 11 11 many tributes in Hankow and
18 27 10 elsewhere during the last few weeks Smith, Henshaw, Short and shove,abled the DBS. to beat the Uni Everton......1344 22 20 30 and whose departure next week for
18.5 8 1
118.
0
Bingham Bill Aston Middlesboro Wednesday......12 4 7 1 19 23 Newcastle......12 6 6 16 23 Sheffield U. 123 7 2 14 27 Chelson
14 881-17-8
Port Vale
SECOND DIVISION,
Bolton Grimsby West Ham Brentford...
9
Home will carry with it the abiding
versity second eleven by 75 runs pn Saturday at Pokfulam.. The DBS. Acored 118 and the home
gratitude of his countrymen here. British community naturally take team 43.
ARMY, NAVY
8 Admiral Chilton will soon know a special pride in their country's 7that, even if the Rear Admiral of own contribution to the naval pro--
the Yangtze has to spend a good tection of the Yangtee's porte and deal of his time upriver, Shanghai trafic. Therefore Admiral Chilton, The Army are playing the Navy takes a lively interest in his welfare, who comes with a fine reputation, in a whole-day cricket match on Shanghai-lauders claim 6- Alial is assured of a hearty welcome with the K.G.C. ground on Thursday, affection for the ships which ply on which is associated the warmest beginning at 11 am. The follow- the great river. They know how good wishes for a successful sad, ing are the teams 0 30 16 18 much is owed to the watch and so far as conditions permit, piensans: The Army Capt. Williams (cap- 32. 24′ 11 ward of the gunboats of the nations tenure of command.N.O.D.N. Os | tálf), Capt. Mitchell, Lieut. Garth- 4: 2921 on that waterway of otimmerce. The goa.
walte, Lieut. Walker, Lieut. Waring.
Donk PWLDFAP
„12 · 8.8 · 1 ·2% -17 17
12
12 8 3 1 23 12:17
M. Morgan, b Pole
“T. H. King, c Blythe, b. Pole A. Kirby, ở Angus by Mất.
Nider
J. Forrest, c MacNider AF. Johnson, not out
Extras
Total..
$99.38
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$141.12 " 40.30 20.16
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$180.00 51.44
26.72
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24127. 5,18879
2,594.40
Consignees and the Compaary's Sur veyors, Mérais." Goddard & Douglas, at 10. on Monday, the 30th Oct., 1933.
Consignees asiat bafe & Betenue Officer in atter dance"when" damaged dutiable goods are examined by the Company Surveyor."--
* No Claims will" be admitted after
Goods have left the Godowns...
No Fire Insurance will be affected by us in mary case whatever,
PATRAS,
", 20758 Ticket Nos. 13088, 18942, 10832,
· Agent 11393, 1464, 15224 15410, 12601, pog Kong, 24th Oct. 1939. 22345, 20819, 22283 and 10677 get *$240.22 each.
Race 5.
No. 12
8201.18 181 / 57.49 184
428.74 Ticket Nos. 188, 137, and 53 xét $10.85 each.,
Race G
No. 183
.141
Bowling Analysis.
0. MR. W
15
N. Whitley ... 61 A Pole
16.3 3 48 R. B. Wood 40 27 G. W. Garr 2017
E. MacNider... 10 1 32
OBA
J. D. Angus, b. Forrest A. Pole, Lb... b Thompson. ́Ð L. Glendinning Wynfie, b
Thompson
R Birthe run out ...
N.. Whitley, c. Wagland,
Thompson GW. Carr: b. Johnson
R. B. Wood, b Wagland... 10
F. E. Filmer, ́c Clarke, 'b
Wynne me
E. MacNidérc Clarke, b.
Forrest...
G. B. Gurewitch, not out
20
$209,26 59.30 20.00 Ticket Nos. 147, 177, 85, 83 and 113 get $11,40 each.
Race 1.
No. 113
2
200
KWANGTUNG SALT
INDUSTRY
(1917
Big Supplies and Low Prices
Latest reports state that during the Autumn season, the sady indus- tries in all districts of Kwangtung 8218.32
province, have had most satisfac- 64:400
toty resints the weather having 31.20 Ticket Nos. 200, 21, 107, and 183 been exceedingly favourable for
industry. get $8.66 each. "---
- E. Wilson, b Wynne
Extras
Total
Bowling Analysis.
Forrest Thompsoft
OM R
8.1 (243
3101021 30 10 10 1.2.0
According to the latest informa- tion large quantities of salt have been transported to the Canton Market and the price, has dropped confiderably.
The supezion brands of salt from the famibus salt producing districti of "Bham" "Ah,” and- fetcher 15 per bar of 200 cafties,