BRINGING ENGLAND

NEARER STILL

Comfortable air linera leave Hong Kong every Saturday for Penung, where connection is made with the main Australian-London service. As more and more of the new double-decked 4-engined Empire flying-boats come into com- mission, still faster and still more comfortable Journeys will become possible "between China and England

IMPERIAL AIRWAYS

AND ASSOCIATED COMPANIES

Bookings and information from leporial Aleways (For Baw) Led., Parinaula Hacol, Hong Kong or the Quantry's Booking Agore

A MERRY AND BRIGHT SHOW!

THE

ARCADIANS.

presented by

Hong Kong Philharmonic Society

with

A STRONG CAST & A LIVELY CHORUS!

4 NIGHTS ONLY 4

AT

DECEMBER 15, 16, 17 & 18,

At 9,20 each evening

THE QUEEN'S THEATRE (Booking Plans Now Open at the Theatre),

Walthamstowe

SWINDON

v. Walsall

80

30

180

90

and were overwhelmed by ave goals' to`nil before an attendance of 40.000.

Scotland scored within.20 seconds of the start. Buchanan received the ball from Robertson and cen- tred: the Czech goal-keeper, in trying to clear, collided with the onrushing McCulloch and the ball trickled to Black who drove it into the unguarded net.

The teams in bold

Mileage

F.A. CUP-TIE

7. Bromicy

Y.". Bradford City

v. Bristol City

*. Aldershot

DONCASTER

V. Guildford

CLAPTON ORIENT

7. York

YEOVIL AND PETTERS

v. Gainsborough

EXETER

v. Hull

South Liverpool

V.

BRIGHTON

NEWPORT

v. Bournemouth

TRANMERE

V. Hartlepools

MANSFIELD

ACCRINGTON or Lancaster...

CREWE

WATFORD

T. Lincoln

v. Crystal Palace

Y. New Brighton

v. SOUTHEND

7. Queen's P.R.

75

FIRST DIVISION

v. Preston, NE

190

V. GRIMSBY

V. Liverpool

20

V. Leeds

120

V. Chelsea

116

V. Birmingham

80

v. West Brom'

80

16

V. STOKE

50

v. Charlton

180

180

v.. Stockport

65

v.. Burnley

15

v. Manchester U.

30

v, Newcastle.

120

v.- Coventry

85

v. Barnsley

125

V. Notts Forest

220

7. Bury

35

y. Tottenham

70

v. Luton

160

V. Shefeld U.

140

THIRD

v. Northampton DIVISION (NORTHERN),

45

-v. Accrington

.45

v. Rochdale

65

v. Southport

105

SCOTTISH DIVISION 1.

V Queen of South

V Falkirk

V. Dundee

v. Clyde

25-888-832.8388888888 888-783 *

200

30

160.

160

180

180

260

120

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1937.

HOME FOOTBALL

FORECAST

The following are the English Cup-tle, Scottish and. English

football fixtures to be played to-morrow.

types are tipped to win.

SCARBOROUGH

WRENHAM.

CARDIFF".

ROTHERHAM

SCOTS TROUNCE CZECHS

Huge Crowd Witnesses Good Football

Glasgow, Dec. 8.

SAY

Gordon's

...and know what you're drinking/

GORDONS

DRY GIN

DISTILLERY LONDON.

The Czechoslovakian footballers who held England to ave goals to four last week were no match for Scotland at Ebrox Park to-day,"

ARSENAL

"Blackpool

BOLTON

BRENTFORD

DERBY EVERTON

HUDDERSFIELD

Leicester

MANCHESTER C. SUNDERLAND WOLVES

ASTON VILLA Blackburn BRADFORD CHESTERFIELD

Fulham

NORWICH PLYMOUTH Sheffield Wed. SOUTHAMPTON SWANSEA WEST HAM

NOTTS CO.

Barrow DARLINGTON GATESHEAD

ABERDEEN

AYR..... CELTIC HAMILTON HEARTS

Morton .... RANGERS

ST. JOHNSTONE

ST. MIRREN THIRD LANARK

v. Portsmouth

V Middlesbro'

SECOND DIVISION

THIRD DIVISION (SOUTHERN)

CRICKET

SUTCLIFFE ON

V. Arbreath

v. Kilmarnock

V. Queen's Park

v. Partick

Hibernian

v. Motherwell

DON BRADMAN

Best In World When Wicket Is Good

LORD HOWE'S

4

CHALLENGE

The Czecha pressed heavily, but in the 27th minute, against the run of play. McCulloch scored for Scotland. In the 38th minute, the Scots increased their lead through Buchanan, who put the ball in the corner of the net.

At half time, the home team led by 3-5.

Scotland dominated play in the second period; there was no sign of the revival which the Czechs staged against England. McCulloch headed a fourth goal for Scotland, and Kinners shot the fifth.

The Czechs were seen in many beautiful passing movements, but they lacked finishing power. The result rather flattered Scotland, but they must be given credit for their speedy understanding and a new style of play.

!r

Reuter,

COUNTY RUGBY

London. Dec. 8.

At Bexhill to-day, Kent defeated Sussex by eight points to nil in the County Rugby Championship..

The game between Hampshire and Surrey at Southampton was postponed. Reuter.

LOCAL CRICKET

The following are the Hong Kong Cricket Club teama for Saturday:

1st XI v. 'Indian Recreation Club, on Indian R.C. rround:- A. W. Hayward (Captain), D. 8. Blake, F. A. Dunnett, J. H. FOX, M. F. L. Haymes, L. D: Kilbee, G. A. Smith, G. A. Stewart, F. H. Stokes. M. R. Swain, J. R. Way,

2nd I Y. Police Recreation Club, on HL E. C. C. ground:- E J. R. Mitchell (Captain), C. W. E. Bishop, V. C. Bond, G, E. R Earl Howe, the racing driver, at Divett, N. P. Fox, C. E. Gahagan;

the British Racing Drivers Club R. M. M. King, R. & W. Paterson.

dinner, Park Lane Botel, W., chal- D. 8. Robb, W. Wooding. R. R lenged the Minister of Transport, Davies.

Mr. Leslie Burgin, to a road-driving

test.

has

He said: "The Minister stated that the dangers of the road are much exaggerated...

"If he would like to try driving from Brighton about 10.30 am, on

"Don Bradman is unquestionariy the nest batsman in the world, to-day if the wicket-is good," any fine Sunday, towards London,

So declared Herbert Sutcliffe,

on the London road, and if he is the famous England and Yorkshire still alive when he gets to Croydon, opening batsman, in a speech at I do not think he will repeat the the Oxford Luncheon Club recently. ( statement."

"I have seen him play on five

or six wickets which were inclined

to

be dificult," he added, “900

He prophesied a britant future

for Hutton, the promising young

25

I have not seen him make a de- cent score “

Sutcliffe said the new 1.0.w. riale player who has joined him was an additional trial for open-opening batsman for Yorkshire. ing batsmen.

"It is a menace to me," he said. "The most devasting ball so far as Brst-wicket batsmen are con- cerned is EL vicious inswinger. When you see ButcHffe 1.b.. (n) next year. you will know I have received one of those swingers."

"Just a 1 äm on the wane, getting to the sere and yellow," he began, and then, in reply to cries of dissent all round the room, he added, "but the selectors thought so last year, when they would not have me for the team down under"

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