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PRESTON WINS CUP IN
LAST MINUTE
Penalty Goal During Extra Time
London, April 30.
Preston North End, generally regarded as the best team of the year, won the F.A. Cup today after one of the most ex citing finals for many years,
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Nearly two hours of play, were necessary before Preston's crack forward line could penetrate the Huddersfield goal, and then the point was secured from a penalty kick in the last 30 seconds, Mutch having been brought down when clean through.
again
Victory by a penalty was peculiarly ironical, because in 1922, at Stamford Bridge, when Huddersfield and Preston were rivals in an FA Cup final Huddersfield secured their triumph by a solitary goal, ako from a penalty, much disputed.
With many regarding the match as a walkover for Preston, the atmosphere was strangely subdued for a Cup. Final
The teams lined up as follows: hard shot from twenty yards HUDDERSFIELD: Hesford; Craig, range, over the bar.
Willingham, Young.
Hesford brought off two won
saves Isaac, MacFayen, derful
and then Mutch. Preston's inside right. weaved his way through and was a few yards from the Town goal when Wegally brought down by Young?
YACHT CLUB
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MONDAY, MAY 2, 1938.
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Following the ⠀⠀ races a aupper Air Mall Services to Shanghai, Nanking, Tsingtau," Tientsin and dance was held at Repulse Bay
Petping are tamporarily suspended. Iddo, at which a very large num ber of people were present.
Letters and Postcards for Europe and South America are forwarded "via Siberia" if so superscribed.
The following were the results
of Saturday's programme:
Rowing (Sculling Heat "A") Won by V. V. Fasciato.
From
Open Pairs Race For The Percy Smith Challenge Cup: 1. L Rudloff, HO. Buse, G. Arndt: 2 Shanghai and Amoy Minnitt, J: McDouall and. J. Gifford Hull; 3. J. E Potter. J. B. Colls and G..S P. Heywood.
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USA Honolulu, Japan and Manjia
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Sculling Heat "B": 1. B. S. Car- ter; 2, G. S. P. Heywood.
Verteran Pairs: 1, S. Berg. L.- U.S.A, Canada and Japan (Seattle
data, 13th April) .............. Cal. C. H. Geate and F. P. Lenper- tey: 2, R. Schmidt, T. Ride and Shanghai G. S. P. Heywood: 3, B. A. Ander-Straits
Japan son, Dean Wilson and G. Arndt.
International Paris: 1. Germany Air Mail by "Imperial Airways
Direct Service "—London 28th April.
Mountford; Boot; Hulme, Barclay and Beasley.
PRESTON: Holderoft; Gallimore, A. Beattle; Shankly. Smith, Batey:
(1 Rudion. H. O. Buse and G. Watmough, Mutch, Maxwell, R.
• Beattie and O'Donnell.
The referee awarded a penalty Arndt); 2. England (J. E. Potter. Military and naval bands led without hesitation. Mutch him-F. M. Thompson and G. 8. Hey- community singing.
self took the kick and the ball wood).
The Handicap Race for Cruisers, went high and hard, struck the underpart of the crossbar and Four Tonners and Race Yachts Tientsin and Swatow......
finished successfully, but the de-Japan went into the net.
FINAL RESULT: PRESTON 1talled results will not be available Java
until this afternoon. HUDDERSFIELD (Reuter)
The
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PRESTON ATTACKS
King and Queen were given an enthusiastic reception The King walked onto the eld and shook hands with the players. Preston won the toss and took advantage of the wind. They attacked at the start, and then Huddersfield forced the pace but their attacks had little method and the cool Preston backs pre- vented any shot at goal.
Once, however. Hulme, the Town's right wing, in a lone dash, beat three mieri before centring too squarely
Isaac. the Town's inside right, took the ball the length of the field but the wind car- rled back his centre, During
another
raid, Halme Preston appealed for offside, and only saved a foal by a panicky fall back by the whole defence.
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CLUB HEADQUARTERS Struts
Mrs. Shields Officates At
Middle Island Ceremony
The official opening of the new clubhouse of the Royal long Kong Yacht Club at Middle Island took place yesterday when Mrs. AL. Shields performed the opening ceremony.
A large number of members and their friends were present to witness the ceremony which took place at 1 pm. Earlier in the morn- Ing, sculling events were held and some thrilling races and finishes were seen.
Previous to the opening ceremony, Mr. E. Cock, the Commodore called on Mrs. N. V. A, Croucher to present the season's "prizes to the winners
In a short address Mr. Cock said) Cup: "Major B. E. C. Dixon and When R. Beattle, Preston in-that despite the fact that it was Major H. F. Ellerby: Rear-Com- Jaide-left, was brought down out-customary for the Commodore to modore's Cup: G. G. Wood.
"&" Classes:-Commo- Jaide the penalty area the free review the activities of the year,
kick was placed splendidly across he was going to leave that to the dore's Cup: Garner and Miss Vice-Commo- the goal, but Wattadugh, at outside Committes when they hold their Crawhall Wilson;
dore's Cup: Lt.-Com. W. 8. Hall, right, shot behind.
furthcoming meeting. BARCLAY HEADS OVER
He said he was happy to an-RN.; Rear-Commodore's Cup: C. Then the crowd saw a series of ncunce that Kellet Island had been Trenchard Davis.
"H" Class-Commodore's Cup: around exciting incidents
the secured for the Club, subject of Preston goal Machayden. the course, to the approval of the C. D. A. Ross; Vice-Commodore's Town centre forward, raced be general meeting on May 4. (Ap-Cup; Rev. B D'A. Staunton and G.
J. Tarr.. tween the backs but was beaten lause). by the Preston goalie in a for, the ball, and then Isaac tied
race
CLUBHOUSE OPENED After the presentations had been up Preston in a knot and centred made, Mrs. Croucher received three beautifully, but Barclay headed hearty cheers. lover.
"G" Class-Commodore's Cup: Lt. M. Blaze, R.N.
CORINTHIAN SERIES "A" Class-1. Artemis, G. G. Immediately after this. the
Wood; 2. True Blue, H. 8. Route; O'Donnell, the North End left gathering proceeded up the hill to 3. Jean, Col G. C. Gowliand.
*** *** Classes:-1. Heron, winger, had the goal at his mercy the new clubhouse where the open- but took overlong to trap and ing ceremony was performed, after Lt.-Comdr. W. 8. Hall, R.N.; 2. shoot, giving the goale time to which Mr. Cock thanked Mrs. Winkle, B. S. Carter and F. L. postion himself. The ball re- Shields, at the same time mention Haymes, 3. Sirius, C. Trenchard bounded off Hesford's legs out of ing that credit was also due to Davis. danger...
Mr. Shields for his valuable acti- Preston were again within an vities in the club.
Mr. Cock added that a word of ace of scoring when a miskick by Craig, the Town's right" back, let thanka was also due to Mr. J. E. in Maxwell, the centre forward, Potter. who designed the bullding but Hesford successfully dived at of the new clubhouse. his feet.
"H" Class:~~Aeriel, C. D. A Ross. "G" Class:-Owl, J. S. 6. Findlay.
Tai Tat Race
1. Collen, Rev. E. D'A. Staunton and G... Tarr; 2. Widgeon, L. Garner and Miss Crawhall Wilson Amongst those present were:-3. Jean, Col. G. C. Gowlland. Barclay, with a clever sidestep. Mr. E Cock, Commodore of the "Menagerie Race" (Nov. 7, 1977) sent away Beasley on the wing. Yacht Club, Mr. H. 8. Rouse, Mr.
1. Collean, Rev. E. D'A. Staunton the latter. baring in only to see and Mrs. A. L. Shields, Mr. and and G. J. Tarr: 2. Diaria, J. C. Bull his shot saved by Holdcroft, who Mrs. N. V. A. Croucher, Mr. P. C.
"Menagerie Race (Boxing Day) dived full length at the ball. M. Bedgwick, Mr. H. W. M. Dulley,
1. Monsoon, H. w. Dulley; 1. Bai Half-time: Preston O. Hudders- Mr. G. G. Wood, Mr. C. Trenchard Long, M. Y. Fiennes and M. S.
Davis. Mr. R. J. Minnitt (Hon. Cumming. feld O.
Secretary), Mr. B. 8. Carter, Mr, W. Sporleder, L.-Col. C. H. Geake, Mr. J. R. L. Stanton and many others. The season's prize-winners were
"YOUNG · IN FORM Using Hulme as the mainspring or the attack, Huddersfield started the second half as though they would overrun Preston, but the as follows: Town's fire died down.
-Young, was wonderful in defence and repeatedly held up dangerous advances. Preston wasted chances trying to beat the man more than
once.
PRIZE LIST
SEASON 1937-38 CHAMPIONSHIPS. Cruiser Class-1. U
18.
1
CRUISER RACES.. Mingworth Cup Race
1. Azuma, E B. Lambert; 3. "U and I, Rouse; 3. Norena, S. Berg.
Night Race (October 28, 1937)
Shanghai Japan
Air Mail by. "Imperial Airways
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1st May.
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1. Quest, F. W. Webb; 2. Tern, A. Swatov and Shanghai......
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LADIES' BACES
1st Series
Hawaii Maru Straits, Ceylon, India, E, & S. Arca Hawaii Maru.. Swatow and Bangkok......
Kwalyang..
and
Pres, Jackson..
Hesford went down on his knees) and punched out a pile-driver Rouse; 2. Mel Wha, E. Cock; 3. from R Beattie, which looked a Tyrone, G. V. T. Marshall.
"W" Class Cruisers:-1, Curlew, certain goal.
Barclay, Beasley and MacFayden Capt. C. H. W. Baird and R. G. B. all nearly scored for Huddersfield. Innes; 2 Monsoon, H W. Dulley; 3 Typhoon, LL-COL. 7. H. L Hind EXTRA TIME In the extra time period, Pres- marsh.
"A" Class-1. Jan, J. Krogh-Patullo, was lamiontable.
2nd Series ton's passing Holdcroft saved in grand style Moe: 2 Redshank, Capt. R. H.
Class-1. Artemis, Miss from MacFayden, Hulme and Bower: 1. True Bus, B. 8. Rouse.
"I" & "Y" Classes:-1, Widgeon, Whitham: 2 Gull, Mrs. Stanton: Beasley, tipping the last one, a
L.Garner and Miss Crawhail W-3. Kittiwake, Mias King.
Bwatow, Shanghai and Tientsin... Chang On......... son; 2, Stella, 7. C. Manning; 3. Mixed Classes:-1. Widgeon, Miss Japan, Honolulu, U.S.A., Canada C, & America & Europe vià Sirius, C. Trenchard Davis,
Crawhall-Wilson; 2 Sirius, Mrs.
San Francisco due San Fran "H" Class1 Colleen. Rev. E Trenchard Davis; 3 Bryl. Mies D'A Staunton and G. J. Tarr: 2 Patchett. Aeriel, AO. F Drew Wilkinson/ | "G" Class Gael, Major A. Me-
Millan, shd Lt Col 8. Smith.
"A" Class-1. Gall. Mrs. Stan-Manila, Japan. Canada
*U.S.Adue Victoria B.C., 29th ton; 2. Jean, Mrs. Gowlland; 3.
May True Blue, Mrs. Adams. Me
Lfired Classes: 1 Winkle, Miss
Wide.com. Miss Airmail for Manila, Guam, Hons- McClatchte; 2 Crawhall-Wilson; 3. Zephyr, Mrs.
Inlu and USA by the "Pan- American Airways Direct Service" Pan-American
Airways PlanS due San Francisco, 12th May,
THURSDAY
HOME RUGBY RESULTS
London, April 30. The following are the results of the Rugby Union matches played today:
Aberavon 20, Llanelly 0. Abertillery 14, Newport 9. Cross Keys 6. Beath 3. Pontypool 8, Cardiff 6. Pontypridd 15, Bridgend 8.
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·RACING YACHTS COMMODORE'S CUP SERIES (For Cup Hindly presented by the Flag Officers)
MAP CIRM:—Commodore's Cup J. Krogt-Moe Vice-Commodore's
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Frobisher Cup: Club. v. R. Navy!! not yet decided. AN
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