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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1938.
In the World of Sports
THIS WEEK'S WINNERS
IN HOME FOOTBALL
"Telescore" Selects Them For
"Daily Press" Readers
*The following are the Home football fixtures for the week-end with the probable winners given in bold type.
FIRST DIVISION
BRADFORD.
BIRMINGHAM
V
:
BOLTON
PORTSMOUTH GRIMSBY
CHARLTON
V
SUNDERLAND
CHELSEA
WOLVES.
LEEDS U
DERBY
LEICESTER
BRENTFORD
LIVERPOOL
T
BLACKPOOL
MANCHESTER U.
HUDDERSFIELD
MIDDLESBRO
ARSENAL
PRESTON N. E. STOKE
Y
ASTON VILLA EVERTON
SECOND DIVISION
BURNLEY
V.
TRANMERE.
COVENTRY
V.
LUTON
V...
NEWCASTLE
NORWICH
Y.
FULHAM.
NOTTS FOREST
Y
PLYMOUTH
▼....
SHEFFIELD U.
V.
WEST HAM.
SOUTHAMPTON
T
SWANSEA
TOTTENHAM
7.
CHESTERFIELD
WEST BROMį
ARBROATH
CLYDE
FALKIRK
SHEFFIELD WED.
MILLWALL
MANCHESTER C.
BURY."
BLACKBURN
SCOTTISH LEAGUE-FIRST DIVISION
HIBERNIAN
HAMILTON.
CELTIC.
V
V.
AYR U
V.
ST. MIRREN,
ALBION.
KILMARNOCK
MOTHERWELL
PARTICK
V.
QUEEN O'SOUTH
QUEEN'S PARK
RAITH R.
THIRD LANARK.
ST. JOHNSTONE
ABERDEEN.
RANGERS.
HEARTS.
1ST ROUND CUP TIE
Chester
Bradford C.
Rochdale
BITTOW.
Doncaster
Y.
N. Brighton
Halifax
V.
Lincoln
V
Holden Welfare
Hartlepools
Walsali.
Scarborough
Oldham..
Scunthorpe
Runcorn
Hull
Darlington
Wrexham
Gainsborough Trinity
North Shields
South Liverpool or
||
1.
Southend
Chorley.
Accrington.
Carlisle...
Southport.
Crewe. Lancester 'C. Rotherham. Wellington T.
Stalybridge. Port Vale.
Gateshead.
Stockport.
Mansfield.
Dartford or Corinthians
Y.
V
Workington
4
Y.
Folkstone
Colchester U.
Swindon
V.
Lowestoft Town.
Walthamstow Av.
Yeovil & Patters
V.
Chelmsford
Ipswich
Bournemouth
Reading
Watford
Crystal Palace
Torquay
Aldershot
Bristol R.
Cheltenham T.
Clapton 0. Bromley
7.
Tunbridge Wells Rangers. Brighton & Hove. Kidderminster Harriers Or Burton T.
Street. Bristol C. Newport
Northampton.
Queen's Park Rangers.
Exeter.
Gullford C.
Peterborough U.
Cardiff.
Hayes.
Apsley.
(League Tables on Back Page)
MANCHESTER
HANDICAP
CALL-OVER
London, Nov. 23.
HOME RUGBY RESULTS
London, Nov. 23. Burrey won a County Rugby The following is the latest call-Championship match, to-day, beat- over for the Manchester Novembering Eastern Counties by 12 points Handicap racer-
21/2 Papageno (t and o). 100/9 Solitaire (o), 12/1 (t) 100/8 Trafalgar (t(and o)- 100/8 -Velvet Cushion (t and of 100/7 Aphrodisia (0), 15/1 (t) 100/7, Tartan (0), 15/1 (1) 100/8 Bughtrig (f and ol 100/6 Maywong. († and o) 100/5 Draggonade (t and, o) 18/1 Nadushka (0), 30/1 (t)
20/1 Maranta-(0)
22/1 Phosphor (0), #25/1. (E).
22/1 Bird's Eye (c), 25/1 (t)
25/1 Golden Martlet (0)
25/1 Carling (b).
25/1 Queen's Shilling.
(0);
33/1 Intolerance (0)~.) 13/1 Mickey Mouse, (0)) 3/1 Battle Song (0) 40/1 Pactolus (t and o)
40/1 2jar (0)-\
40/1 Jonker (6)
40/1 Elgar (0)" 66/1 Highland Crypky (1): 68/1 Moregosall (t and o) 66/1 Battle Cuben: (0)"
28/1
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LUTON
3 AWAYS
CELTIC
RANGERS
HEARTS
SUCCESS
TWELFTH EXTRA FORECAST FOR
RACE MEETING
Advance List
Of Entries"
The Hongkong Jockey Club issues. the following advance copy of en- tries for the 12th Extra Race meet- ing on Saturday, December 3:-
1. Tynecastle Handicap: Winner $450. Second $225, Third $125: For China Ponies. "D" Class. Winners of $1,000 or less in stakes since January 1, 1938, barred. To be rid den by Jockeys who have not won ten races anywhere at any time.) No Whips or Spurs allowed. trance $5. Six Furlongs.
Borrachito, Coronation Day,
WEEK-END
SATURDAY
First Division
S, China "BS, CHINA "A"...
SUNDAY
Second Division
EASTERN v. Police.
Third Division "B" Powhattan v. A. S. A.
MASONIC BOWLS TEAMS
The following are the teams En-chosen to play for the English Can- stitution in the Inter-Constitution- albawls match for the Owen Hughes
FIRST RICHMOND Emergency Call, Estover. Fel Ying, Cup at the Kowloon Bowling Green Final Triumph, Gold Sovereign, Club on Sunday, December 4, com- Good Morning. Meteor, Piet Hein, mencing at 2.30 p.m.
A. Brooksbank, J. Beach, V. Wal- The Leopard. Valorous.
2-Blackford Hill Handicap:-ker, J. S. Howell.
G. Duncan. R. Winner $500. Second $300, Third $200. For Australian Subscription Stephens. B. A. Mansell.
London Welsh Backs
Disappoint
Overy,
G.
G. C. Moss, 8. Deacon, T. G. Bray- Ponies of this Season. Winners of $2,000 or more in stakes, barred.field, E McNary.
A. B. Allen, E. G. Post, P. D. Entrance $5. Jockey Allowance.
Crawley. W. Campbell One Mile.
Richmond 11pa L. Welsh... 5
A Better Time, Annabella, Cape Richmond's first home match of the season produced, auspiciously enough, their first victory after York, Colorado Star, King's Pri- two defeats in the provinces, forvilege, Little Audrey, Macquarie they beat London Welsh at the River, Murray River. Athletic Ground by a gual and two tries to a goal.
"
All the scoring was done in the last 10 minutes of the arst half of agame which otherwise was dis- appointing.
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3.St. Andrew's Stakes: A "Cup presented with $750. added for Wlaner, Second "$300, Third $200. China Ponies. A Handicap for winner of the St. George's Plate 1938 and ponies classified "A" Class, EM- barred. Jockey Allowance. trance $10. One and A Half Miles.
There was a great deal more in- concrusive play, especially from the
Commencement Bay, Cossack's Welsh, than one had expected. This Beauty, Dawn Star, Elizabeth, Ex- was particularly the case after the pansion Time, Expression Time, interval when taking serums for Jober, Just In Time, Lancashire une-outs, a pack in which Mab-Lass, Moonlight View. New Star, bott, Edwards and the three Davies Oak Bay. Red Feather, Rob Roy, distinguished themselves, gave Wild Life. Maddocks the ball time and again.
4 or 8-Portobello Handicap:- Maddocks certainly did not fall First or Second Section: Winner them, and G. H. Davies, at stand-$500. Second $250, Third $150. For Jockey off, was all good hands and quick-China Ponies, "C" Class. thinking, but the rest dissipated. Allowance. Entrance $5. One and chance after chance, by mocking A Quarter Miles. on. by overrunning the man with the ball, or by being somewhat too elaborate.
SOUND HOME FULL-BACK.
Amberley. Aplias. Bistre, Election Time, Gold Colo, Jungle Jim, King's Lead, Lancashire Boy, Laughing Budda. Laughing Girl, Lucky,
In fairness it must be said that National Defence, Night View, Rose luck was never a great ally of Evelyn, Rose Jane, Rose-Queen, theirs, for every time the ball Scenic View, Soldier of China, Sun- bounced it seemed to have been Ught View, Tampa Bay. Tyne, Wild
Cat 7 inflated with Richmond wind. The
5-Heart O' Midlothian Hand!- home team's defence also had e good deal to do with it, and it is cap-Winner $450, Second $225, certain that Mennim will not be Third $125. For China Ponies, "D" missed so long as Squire remains Class. Winners of more than $1,000 as safe, as sure and as judiciously in stakes alace January 1, 1938,
Jockey Allowance. barred. enterprising as he
trance $5. Six Furlongs. game.
was in this
Eko-
Cuban Love, Diogenes. Double Chance. Ebony Idol, Flybynight. National Anthem, National Guard. Plain View, Racing Boy, Royal Tiny Star, Tribute, Highness, Whalsey.
Melkie, who scored for England in every match of the 1934 series, did not have many clear-cut chan- ces and was often beaten by Gwyn Jones, but the other Richmond
6. Cramond Brig. Handicap:- backs had one period of great suc- cess following the Welsh try which Winner $500, Second $300, Third
a quick follow-up and a smart $200. For Australian Subscription guther by Edwards made possible Fonies, "A" Class.
..
Jockey Allow-
and which was well converted by ance. Entrance $5: From the 1 Mile Post (About Half Mile 170 Lowe.
Cooke. a great success, passed Yards). out under dinculties to Dawkins Able Amazon, A Grand Time, and the latter fed Yandell, who Blandford, Centre Court, Courting went straight through the centre. Eve, Double Finesse, Electron, Lan- A moment later Brooke, most pro-cashire Chips, Strathroy.!!
7-Powerhall Handicap: Wh="7 mising on the open side of the
back row, Have Cornish a chance $450, Becond $225, Third $125. For with a clever pass, and Brooke, too. China Ponies, "E" Class, and Sub- was with Cooke and Dawkins in ascription Griffins of this Club of movement which sent Westcombe $750 in stakes since January 1, 1938, this Season Winners of more than across for Stevens to convert.
barred. Jockey Allowance, E- Afterwards the Welsh had it all,
trance $5. 8ix Furlongs, but could not score. Squire re-
Асте, Astric, Cape Comoria. lieving rushes were made by Teden Dark Hazard, Easy Time, "Five peatedly folled them and useful re-
the best forward on view and Rulers, Lancashire Chap. Lucky by Almond, whose dribbling was even, National Dignity, Palmer, Sahara Star, Sea Dragon, Split consistently good.
Hand, Tabby Cat, Wenning, Yum Richmond; C. "M. Bquire: LV. sing. Devon 5, Royal Navy 0 (at De-Cornish, K. Wrefodd, G. L. Yan- dell, G. W. C. Meikle; AE DAW- vonport).
London Hospital 0, Army XV 13 kins, P. Cooke; D. E Teden, A. J.
to eight at Colchester.
Results of matches played to-day
were:-
Eastern Counties 8, Surrey-42 (at Colchester).
Oxford University 16, Mr. Stan-Stevens, R. G. P. Almond, . W. CANON'S ATTACK ON
Buckstone, D. N. Westcombe, W. G.
legs XV 6.
Sporting
8. Brooke, R P. Simpson, C. D. -Reuter.
Laborde (capt.).
Fixtures
TO-DAY
BADMINTON-Mixed Doubles Di-
vision, Kowloon Tong v. Recreio; University v. Talkoo,
|BRIDGE.-Y.M.C.A. Women's. Scc-
تادم
POOL BETTING Speaking at the Salisbury Dio-
L. Welsh: J. Bell; Gwyn Jones, cesan Conference, Canon H. W. Idwal Davies, L. Tanner, 8. HAllen referred to "the enormous Davies; G. H. Davies, J. Maddocks; growth of football pool betting." Ken Jones Andrew Davies, J. The betting and gambling fever, Evans, Ron Mabbott. Vernon' he said, was spreading enormously Davies, J. A Davies, B. J. A from towns to rural parts. Lowe (capt.), J. Edwards.
Referee: Fit.-Lt. J. Lawson.
bowis While other-
Football pool batting was one of the worst forms of gambling, and He did not think people realised how widespread it was. players Every third family in the popula
tion Bridge Class, 10 am; Cheero were congratulating Mr. T Pen- tion was taking part every week. Club Bridge Night:
frise, of Highneld Manor-road, and Hittle children were brought up WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 30: Chastchurch, Hants, on his play with the idea that betting kid SHOOTING. Weekly Practice he collapsed and died before a gambling, especially football pool were harmless and in-s Shoot (Kowloon City Ranges), 2 doctor lying nearby could reach bett
T. Carr, J. Purvis, J. Owen- Hughes, J. Malcahy.
W. E. Hollands, A. W. Brown, H.
Munday, V. C. Labrum
T. Armstrong, H. F. Paul, A. Wright, S., M. White.
:
A. Nissim, P. Harper, E. M. Ray- mond; P. D. Baner.
Reserve:-W. Naef. First named in each rink in skip.
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