HOME FOOTBALL
HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1933.
FOOTBALL NEWS AND
FORECASTS
Last Week Eleven Winners Out Of Twelve
SELECTIONS FOR NEXT
SATURDAY'S
MATCHES
BY LEFT OUT"
Last week in this column, eleven home winners out of twelve forecasts were given correctly. "Two away win- ners were also spotted, and also two draws out of four. This works out at a total of 71 per cent correct estimate" of 21 games.
In this week's selections, all the Home teams of the 1st Division are favoured. except Huddersfield who should beat Everton."
In the Second Division Grimsby should beat Mil- wall, and Bolton defeat Southampton despite the bandi. cap of the ground.
In the Scottish League Motherwell are the only, “ visitors favouréd.
Full list of selections follows, together with results of the past three years and the League Tables as they stand at present.
Saturday's Fixtures
FIRST DIVISION
Arsenal Bingham
Blackburn
Derby
1, Wolves.
THIRD DIVISION (NORTH) Barrow
. Har pool. 404-13-1 2. Wrexham 1-1 2-2 2-1 v. Barnsley
Southport 2-0 0-1 3-1
v. Rochdale
FIRST DIVISION
Arsenal Birmingham
T. Postamenth
v. Liverpool
Blackbura il T
Derby Co.
Everton
Leads D.
Manchester C.
Middlesbro Newcastle Shefeld Wad
West Brom
Wolves
T.
Leicester
7. Huddersfeld
*.
Aston Villa Sunderland
T. Stoke
TShefield.
Chabaqja Tottenham
SECOND DIVISION
Blackpool
Brentford Bradford C. v. Buruley
... Wast Ham
Bury Fulham HTT
✓
T. Manchester U.
Plymouth
Lincola
Y. Notte Forest
Milwall
v. Grimsby
Notts Co.
*. Preston, N.E;
Port, Vale v. Oldham Southampton r. Bolton
Bradford Swansea
7.
THIRD DIVISION (SOUTH)
v. Southend
Aldershot Brighton Bristol C.
Clapton O. Luton
Newport Northampton Norwich Queen's P. E, Swindon Torquay
v. Bristol Rover
Y. Exoter
v. Gillingham
v. Coventry
7. Bournemouth
7. Reading
v. Cardif
v. Charlton
v. Crystal Palace *. Watford
THIRD DIVISION (NORTH) /
Barrow Carlisle
v. Hartlepools
7."Wrexham
v. Barnsley .v. Gateshead"
▾. Mansfield
Carlisle
Chester
3-1
Crewe
.". Gateshead 6.9
3-5 2-0
Doncaster # Mansfield!
Halifax v. Dar'ton
1-0 0-3 4-2
Results,
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Ro'ham
N. Brighton . Acerton 0-0 2-1 2-2
v. Ches'field 0-1
Cheater
Stockport
Crawe.
v. P'mouth
1-1 3-8 2-0
v. L'pool
2-0 3-1 3-0
Wall York
2.1 2-1
2,
Tranmere 3.1 3-2 0-1
T
v. Leicester
1-0
Everton ..
e. Hudheld
1-0 1-13-2 4-12-0
Bancaster Halifax
v. Darlington
26
THIRD DIVISION (SOUTH) Aldershot v. Southend
New Brighton
. Accrington
1-2
Leeds
v. Aston Vill
02
2-1
M'chester C. v. Sun'tand
2-0 1-1
1-14
Mid brough v. Stoko
Bristol C. v. Exeter Clapton.
Brighton Bristol R. 4-0 2-0 0-3 0-1 1-2
Gill'ham 0-9 3-1
Newcastle
Luton
". Coventry 2-0 3-1 4-1
Rotherham Stockport Waleali York
v. Chesterfield
7. Southport
'T. Rochdale
v. Tranmere
Wed.
1-2-2 2-2 Newport 1. Bour'month 7.-3
Hr
t. Tottazkan
0-%
Nor'hamton v. Reading
Norwich v. Cardiff
2-4 1-0 2-0,3-1
Queen P. R.v. Charlton
Swindon . Crystal P. 44 32 10
Torquay. Watford
3-1 SCOTTISH LEAGUE
3.8 3-2
Aberdeen Airurie
. Kildarnock
-v. St. Mirrën
Blackpool
"Brentford
1
u. 'chester U.
6-L 3-1
3-21-22-1 Airdrie
Aberdeen Knock 2-0 1-1 7-1
Аут С. Celtic.
.v. Third Lanark
7. Partick;
u. Plymouth
c. Shofield U. 1-0 5:3 2-0
Chelsea
SECOND DIVISION
Bradford C. Huraley
Bury Fulham
Foll
Lincoln
Millwall
Notts C. Port Vale Shampton Swansea
4
c. V. Ham
v, Notts C.
r. Grimsby
d. Preston
J'v. Oldbnor
» Bolton
r. adford
Ayr U. Celtic Dundee 0-1 Falkirk 100 Hamilton 2-4 Hibs
Queen's P.
2-0 4-1
2-1 1-0 3-1 | flungers
u. St. Mirren 30 0-2 1-3
e. Third Lanark 3-4 1-0 Dundee
v. Partick 3-1 1-2 1-2 Falkirk t. Motherwell2-1 2-2 0-3
u. St. Johnstone —..
Hearts
3-2 1-4 3-9
1. Cowbeath 1-0 Queen 0.5. . Clyde
5-1 2-2 2-2
Some Bewildering Tricks
"NOBODY
CAN
TEACH
feints that now delight the crowds found their birth in the Bellshill main street and were developed in the Scottish juvenile and junior football circles.
Hamilton
SCOTTISH LEAGUE
Hibernians Queens Park Kangere
7, Motherwell
v. St. Johnstone
v. Haarts
v. Cowdenbeath
*. Queen O' 8. V.
Teams underline are tipped to win.
lans have set the ball rolling in the right direction. The football fact- ory, has had the foundations laid. Will the clubs continue the build- Ing?
NOTES ON PLAYERS.
Aldershot, who rarely make a trip North that is unproductive. bave taken a good lad from Har- ton Colliery in Albert Robinson.
*
Sheffield United made inquiries at Leeds headquarters respecting Wilkinson, understudy to either
of the brothers Milburn, but had little encouragement.
H
Bury have approached Brad- ford with a view to getting them to talk business about Dickinson, their left-half. Last season Newcastle displayed a lively in- terest in him.
have
English Leaguo
scouts have South been to Caerphilly, in
several players Wales, where
been attracting attention. Two players who are being keen- ly sought are E. Cowley, goal- keeper, and W. Piper, a back
Leicester are the latest English club to be credited with a fancy for Sim, the Arthurlie outside- left."
Swansea's Sidney Lawrence, back, is one of the many defen- ders
consideration by under
Liverpool.
谓
Charlton will not retain Dakin,
the young outside-right from Barry, who completes his month's trial this week-end. "
NIGHT STAR IN FINE
TRIM
Should Walk Away With Australian St. Leger
[By "MORNING DEW.")
The training yesterday morning has revealed one thing ́de- finitely, that Night Star, the Champion Australian pony is In great fettle and that there is very little chance of any of the other poules entered for the "Australian St. Leger beating him. He covered a mile in convincing fashion.
Brechin moved very well as did Don, King Salmon, Daylight. Eve, Vigilance and The Tiger. Trentbridge did very slow work but the pony is in great form and there is not much likelihood of his being beaten.
The times taken yesterday are as follows:
The Tiger Clicky past Jungle Jim Friar Tuck Brechin Warrington Helter Skelter Gold Ring
Trentbridge
Portia Vigilance
CRICKET
Recreio v. Police
The Club de Recreio's Criokët XI -- to meet the Police in a League game on Sunday November 5th at King's Park (2 p.m.) will be as follows:-
J. B. Noronha (Capt.), A. Prata, W. A. Reed, L. J. Guterres, P. M. N. da Silva Jr., E. Soares, C. L. Lopes, H. A. Barros, H. A. S. Alves, H. A. Noronha, A. P. Pereira.
H.K.C.C. and XI V. R.A.M.C. at Sookunpoo Saturday 4th Nov. at 9 .. will be as follows:-A. K. Mackenzie (Capt.), H. J. Arm- strong, C... E. Bishop, C. E. Gabagan, A. H. Harbord, L. "D. Kilbee, H. J. D. Lowe, A. D. Low- son, D. S. W. Paterson, J. E. Rot- ter, J. E. Smith.
Dis- 1st 2nd tance. Qr..
3rd
4th
List
F
Blue Star
City of Brisbane
1
Maria Petro
195.3
40
1.001 1.41.9
Qr. Qr.. 30.2 1.14.4 1.49.1 "2.20.3 31.2
2.11
Qr.
Qr.
1.15
1.46.1
33.9.
1.08.2
1.30.4
99.3 31.1 30.2
37
1.10
1.50 2.24.1" 34.1
40.3
1.18.1
1.59.3
3.1.2
39, 1
1.13
1.41
98
30
1.06.2
1.38.2
32
35
1.10.1
1.44.4
34.3
38, 1
1.11.4
1.43.3
31.4
42.3
1.90.3
1.60
35.2
Diana Bay
32.2
1,03.2
1.39.4
99.9
'King's Bounty an
38
1.11.2
1.401
29.4
Ans
Poverty Bay
47.3
1.25.2
1.59
2.31.2
39.2
Mignonette
38
1.1.1
1.49
34
Marquis Holl
.400
1.18.2 1.54
35.3
39.1
1.14.3
1.45.
14.4
SN),
33
1.03
1.34
2.01.3
27.3
38.4
1.311
1.58.2
2.99.3
31.1
Valorous
30
59.1
1.31.4
32.3
Charming Star
30
1.13.3.
1.49
271
32
"when
Jack Sharkey
35:1
1.08.3 1.39
K
Iron Grey
35 L
1.08.3 1.42
33.2 33.2
Solar Star
36.3
1.12.2
1.44.2
32
39
1.18.3
1.40
40
21
35.1 1.03.2 241.1
2.11
29.4
Daylight Eve
37.4
their
Mon Talisman
Night Star
Per Se
California
I
49.3
1.19.1 1.53.2
1.13.4 1.47.3
30.1 39.1 1.17.4 1.53.3 9:26.4 33.1 34.3 1.04.3 1,33.9 2.01.2 28 42.3 1.19.1 1.53.9 9.25 2.25
2.19
31.3
31.3
Cossack's Choice
1
36
1.08
Golden Dawn
40
1.18.1
1,30,2 1.54
9.07.2
3.94
98
30
Tillicum
1
38.3
14.4
1.49.12.21.3 32.9
34
1.06.3
1.41.3
34
24
1.06.3
1.41.3
35
38.2
1.14
2.48.2
2.21
32.3
38.2"
E14"
1.48:2
991
32.3
30.3 1.10
1.42.9
32,2
38.3 1,10
1.42.2
32,2
40
1.17
1,52
2.6.3 34.3
40
1.17
1,52
2.98.3 34.3
King Salmon
357
1.16
1,30
9.93
33
The Cavalier
1.31
2.08
2.40
32
8.3
a
Fi-Fa Don
48
1.31
19.08
2.40
32
1
41.4
A Nottingham club's efforts
blank were not entirely they set inquiries afoot respect-
Bird, ing
the Plymouth inside forward
Now that Aston Villa have righted a slight flaw in own ranks, Oldham are hopeful that they will be more amenable to reason in respect to inside- forward Beresford.
Manager Nell McBain, of Wat- ford, was approached. during the week by another London club to figure for McPherson, their outside-left. A deal" may yet come off if Watford's fee comes down a little.
.name B.
*
Sam Weaver. the Newcastle half-back, who is as noted for his boundaries as a batsman as he is for his long throws-in half-back, has accepted an offer to join the ground staff of Derby County Cricket Club 'next season.
Timbrell the young amateur who made his League debut for Swindon at Coventry," was ori-, has ginally an inside-left but now been given the extreme ber- th by "Ted" Vizard. He should' know an outside-left when he sees one.
Mayflower
King's Justice
Black Velvet
Charming Face
De Minimis Hey Tor... The Crook
Powerful King Golden Dragon Jingle
Hockey
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CENTRAL BRITISH AND CLUB DRAW
Jats Beat Recreio
In the match between the Jats and the Recreo: Club the former
1.18.3 1.51.4 2.1.1 29.2
LOCAL FOOTBALL
Lincolns-Athletics Match "Postponed
emerged victorious by a one goal to nothing. Sakhawat All scored in the first half,
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4th and 5th November (From 10a.m. to 8 p.m.)
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Beautiful and useful prizes are given in exchange for tickets bought.
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Entertainments and games for all. Beautiful embroideries, painted cushions and other pretty handwork The match fixed for Sunday
sold at very moderate prices. Swansea are watching Fred Central British and the Hong- next 5th November, 1933, between Delicious sweets may be bought cause such a search necessitates Huggins, a young centre-forward | kong Hockey Club seniors played Chinese Athletic and Lincoln and imported fruita exchanged for the employment of numerous from Milford Haven Huggins to a scoreless draw yesterday Regt. Division 1 K. League, tickets at 10 cts. each.
trial 3
with Stoke, but afternoon scouts and judges. Wherein there had
upon
the Marina will not be played on that day. is a snag..good judges of a refused to sign on. He scored Ground. The game was kecrily This match has been postponed assorted toys and useful gifts.
A special attraction is a stall of throughout footballer are more scarce than the 60. goals for Milford Haven last contested
tho two until Sunday, 12th November, footballers!
season, when he was only eigh periods, with the Central British
1933. But Mr. McIntyre is at least try-teen years of age,
having a slight advantage on the run of the play. ing to probe a way out of transfer problems and the prevailing short- age of players. At the same time, he will be very fortunate if he unearths one player who will be at for Second Division-or First Divi- FT CANNOT BE DONE
sion-company
within a year or Nobody taught him how to pass two. He doesn't need to be told his foot over a ball sell the that! And unless there is a truly Sounds utterly ridiculous,
dummy with a body feint. It can't remarkable transformation the doesn't it? But it is the kind of
be done for the simple advice that has had to be offered that nature takes a hand, provid-four years hence.
reason position, will be exactly the same to a fair percentage of footballing the groundwork, and inclina-
Why not anticipate those four pupils eager to learn how to im-
tion and opportunity did the rest. years by gathering the footballing prove their game.. with the exception of the latter part of the lesson! It is not diplomatic or should we say courteous to tell an enthusiastic youngster that he has no chance of developing into a "useful footballer.
"When preparing to kick the bail, stand slightly to the side, place your foot at this angle, toe down, keep your eye on the ball brace the muscles of the leg at the moment of impact then look for an easier game to learn."
and
every
termination.
"It "is rumoured that Preedy, who kept the Watford forwards at bay for Bristol Rovers last receive dozens of week, is to chamois gloves from his team- mates and directors. Preedy lemon coloured gloves against Watford.
wors
*There's More Although regularly lasing "the services of their star players. Grimsby are firm believers in the
old maxim, "There's more fish in the sea than ever came out," and possess the happy knack of being able to hook them, Mar- South Bánk lad, tin Ruddy, who had a trial with them last season, is well thought of, and he will probably land in the Grimsby net before long.
have
a
The Proof Southport found an excellent reserve goal- keeper in Terence Kearney, local lad, who has played with Barrow. He has appeared in three second team games at heme and has still to bend his back to pick a ball from the net. Southport paper and Terence is a proof-reader on a works bit throughout Friday night, there is nothing sleepy about his work on Baturday afternoon.
From The Clouds Kingallen, former Stockport forward, has joined Grantham in un 125ual circumstances, « Out work, he was tramping through Job-searching tour. Someone remembered that he had played for the Cheshire club and the Grantham -directors 8.C.AA's Eleventh Athletic, Meet- got in touch with him. There and then his search ended by his being signed for the club.
the
But Alex-like almost every 90- youth of London in the profession called football "star"-necessarily al atmosphere? Arsenal, Totten- takes a somewhat lofty view be ham, Chelsea, Fulham, Millwall.” cause be knows that seventy-five
centre must be chock-a- per cent of his ball-play is cqp block with young players, good and trolled by instinct and the sub- | bad, who have jealously read-or conscious mind. How is it human- i heard of the Corinthian scheme 'Yet it would be kinder to do so
ly possible to convey this to a for coaching, now nearing ita at the outset, instead of leading pupil! The proved expert, fit and "him on blindly to think that with
well, has a bad game occasionally.
FROM THE BAD BOYS. intensive coaching and perserver-
Sometimes 'the opposition gets on
With all due ance on his own part he would
respect to the top of him; more often than not one day blossom forth as a more
the lost form results through | Corinthians and their associations, than ordinarily useful exponent.
“instinct?" "going to sleep!
experience has taught us that the For there is this truth about the
brightest stars of the football boy and his Association football- All this apart, I still believe that firmament hall from the huge If he cannot kick a ball naturally the proper subject can be moulded
army of boys who have been allow and without instruction from an and turned out of the football
ed to be "as bad as boys can be;" expert, he will never be able to factory with a better prospect of seldom out of trivial trouble, their play in the true sense of the word. becoming a telling cog in the team footwear regularly in the hands of The cricketer, the golfer, the machinery than under the present the mender because they couldn't tennis player-all have the oppor- haphazard system. There is hard-keep their feet still when there tunity, to develop with more cer- ly any system at all, as a matter was something to be kicked. Im- tainty, because the strokes are of fact. It is perfectly true that agine the mental effect of bringing Whatley. Rowe, the more promising of this mater- "set" and it is infinitely easier to Joe Nichols,
hands than the feet. O'Callaghan, and perhaps one or in into personal contact with the That 18 one reason why small two more of the Spurs men who | well-known players who previous- towns and villages Brixham, faced us at White Hart Lane lastly have been only names of figures Newton abbot, Bideford, Barnsta- Saturday "arrived" via Northfeet, in the distance! ple, and numerous other Devon, the recognised, Tottenham nursery, Harboured at Highbury; shown localities, to confine myself to the and that several other first-class how we prepare for a match; clubs in the country have "de taught positional play and all the county good Rugby footballers to one moderate Association playeri positories for promising young other rudiments of the game in Many first-class League men are players but how much material company with the men they re definitely of the opinion that it is has been permitted to fade be- pect--as far as football is con- Impossible to teach a youngster tween the fourteenth and sixteen-
cerned, at any rate and you have how to play. A naturaecom-th year? Nobody is particularly the real incentive which is sedly. plishment, they say footballers interested in them until they look lacking at the moment... There being born and not made. I be the barf physically!
may be no Heaven-sent Gallachers Hleve. Alex James rather inclines
THE FULHAM
Gunninghams, or Mortons amongst SCHEME towards that view too. A
them, but there would certainly be The competition arranged by The question demands an
Licintyrë, tha kruté. Minum fair percentage of players who the R.EKO.0 in aid of the Joint quiry. If the aim is the top of manager, ta credited with saying would develop sumciently to hold Council of the Royal Red Cross the tree, there must necessarily be that he intends to comb London their own in frst-class company, Society and the Order of St. John a firm natural foundation. I can for the players he cannot get a percentage that now spea ad- of Jerusalem in England, attract- gay with some certainty that Alex reasonably through the transfer rift a percentage that may ed 93) entrične ene never passed a stone or a tin can market. An ideal: a worthy pur- go a long way towards solving RWA Stewart, all square, wins without having a kick at it in his suit, too, but a long one and
Commünder: Docksty, one down; boyhood days: It is equally cer that is certain to allow many growing football problem within the trophy tain that all the fook and body fish to slip through the net be I honestly believe the Corinth- was second.
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