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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. TUESDAY, OCTOBER
HOME SOCCER PROSPECTS
NO. 37--FULHAM & PROMOTION
WHAT THEY NEED
(By CHARLES BUCHAN)
With their neighbours, Chelsea and Brentford, in the senior ranks, Fal- ham occupy a position of splendid Isolation as the only Secund Division] team in the West of London. It is
time that they made bold bid to join
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Under the suldanlegues
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More driving force, especially in awny matchen, is needed in the Ful- ham side. The cleverness in there, but the great-hearted spirit necessary when fighting an uphill battle has been missing, at least in recent years. Perhaps a change of tactics will work
the oracle.
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As there are likely to be few changes in the team I cannot visualise Fulham with a promotion chance in the com ing campaign, though they should establish a good position in the top half of the table. Away points are doubly
valuable where promotion is concerned and they may squander their opportunities on their opponents' grounds.
The most notable newcomer is Dennison, an inside-left from Netting
han
1935
W. A. H. Duff and Gordon Lum, two former Hongkong residents, who figured against the Colony lawn tennis interportera
in Shanghai.
The only newcomers are W. Hughes, of Archers Corinthians, Carmarthen, a left back, and C. L. Keene, a right back, who has been playing with the local B. S. A. tean, while forward
there is a smart
of Shawfield, outside right, Young,
Young gave] A very clever display in the game be Forest, previously with New-tween the Birmingham Association castle. Others include Burdett, Juniors and the Scottish Juniors at hardy North-Eastern centre-forward, The Hawthorns Inst May. and Millor, a little outside-left from Northumberland who had attracted the attention of several clubs.
Fulham will have the services of Arnold and Hammond, the county cricketers, for the opening matches, but even with their assistance the for- ward line may prove the least antis- factory part of the team. A reshuf- ing of positions may be necessary be forun workmanlike combination is discovered.
On the beautiful turf at Craven Cottage I expect Fulham to prove muperior to the majority of their opponents. I fear, however, that new blood must be transfused into the side before the First Division ambition is realised.
LIST OF PLAYERS
tipurplace.
l'or. .0. Brooks (Manington) ...
Tuotili (Bury)
light. Waht. & 11 1 A
Grosvenor is much stronger and better. His leg has received regular massage during the last fow · weeks, and he hopes to be perfectly it at the pening of the senson. Gucal and White made their places secure last season, and Jones (C. W.) is nearly certain to lead the attack. The de- fence is
sirong all round.
In excellent condition and the turf i
BADMINTON MEETING
PROFIT MADE LAST YEAR
REV. MR. HIGGS RE-ELECTED
A successful year's working was reported at the annual general meet- The terracing on the ground basing of the Hongkong Badminton Ar- been
is A new diree-sociation held yesterday afternoon in or has been elected, Councillor W. 11. the board room of the South China Dare, a highly capable young business Morning Post, and presided over by man, and a former active player for the Rev. J. R. Higgs, the President. the Moor Green Club.
The list of players in:
The acting Hon. Treasurer, Mr. F. Goalkeepers: H. Hibba, F. E. Clack, II. Kwok reported a profit on the W. Turner.
year's working of $38.91.
Backs: E. Barkas, H. Bocton, W. Hughes, C. L. Koene, A. Lilley, WỊ Steel
Half-backa: C. Butler, C. Cailadine, 11 1. Crawshaw, A. G. Derbyshire, T Fillingham, G. Lea, J. Loughran, G.
Stoker, J. Sykes,
J. Hindson (Sunderland).... 10
1. Nash (London)
The meeting decided that the League be conducted in the same manner ay last year, and that no player who has played two matches in a higher aub-division be allowed to play in a lower sub-division, without the con-
J. Birch (Cannock Chase? ..R.B.5 9 11 R. Morrall neasley, J. Devine, D. sent of the Executive Committee.
M. Keeping Milford)
R.. 6 21 4
11 12 10 D
A. Buckley (Nottingham) ..... &
1. Pitts (Landon) ........L.
11. Clucky (Montrose)
... 0 12 7
L. Oliver (Pulham) K.K.B. G 0
S. Gibbons (Darlarion) ..C... 6 0 18 10
2. Tompkina (Woking) ..C.I.B. 60% 11
Hiles (Hersford)....C.L.B.
11. Olent (London)......... 68% 11
A. Barrett (Leytonstone) L.H.B.
11
W. Blyth - 4Lochgelly) - TH.B. 6-10-
J. Dalton (Stepney).D. & 0 10
T. Smith (Annfield Plain) O.K. & 6
I. Gore (Coventry) ....O.R. 6 74
H. Wurley (Stockport) ...0.R
H. Hammond (Hore).
.I.K. 0 0
K. Mayes (Brentford)....R. G
A. Warburton (Manchester) 1,358 E.. Perry (Rhymney)
& 101
.C.F.
J. Dodd (Belfast).
T. Hurdate (W. Hartlepool) C.F. C.F.
T. Dennison (Amble)
J. Finch (London)
J. Price (Stratford)
G. Perrett (London)
.I.L R 10
J. Arnold (Oxford)
O.L
A. Allen (Bromley),
H. Johnson (Dundre)
1.1911
Forwards: J
J. Dearson, W. F. Guest, A. T. Gros-
venor, F. Harris, C. W. Jones, F. It was also decided that the League Morris, S. II. Moffatt, S. J. Small, F. start on November 15, and entries are Show, F. R. White, F. Young.
NO. 39-NOTTINGHAM
FOREST
to close on October 21.
The following officers were elected for the ensuing year:
President, Rev. J. R. Higgej Vice-
Sousa: President, Mr. E. de
Hon. Vice-Presidenta, Mr. E. Abrahama, Commander T. A. Ifussey, Mr. Justice
E. Lindsell, Dr. H. D. Matthews.
Money Wisely Expended Mr. A. Pearce, Mr. E. M. Raymonu
Nottingham Forest's outlook for the and Mr. E. V. M. R. de Sousa; Hou. coming season, which opens with a Secretary, Mr. L. D. Skinner; Hon. visit from Bury, can well be summed Treasurer, Mr. F. H. Kwok, up in the statement of the chairman
II 0 7 10 6 Mr. H. R. Cobbin, who says: "With
E Miller (Ferey Main)..0.1.
All affiliated clubs are requested to
4 10 8
the new material and the retention of nominate a member for representation the pick of last season's players, the on the Executive Committee, and send 914 117 chances of promotion are as good as
8% 12
NO. 38-BIRMINGHAM
Competent Players Available
Birmingham enter upon the new Reason with good heart. They finished
ever they have
No doubt the Forest Committed
in their nomination Secretary,
lo the
Ion.
realise now that a gamble in the direc-ni Afr. L. D. Skinner was accorded A vote of thanks to Mr. F. H. Kwok tion of purchasing a few good men at the meeting for their work during
to strengthen certain obvious weak-
newses would have paid last year, but the past year.
they stayed their hands too long.
Experience gained during the lost
two seasons has told them that the SCOTLAND V. WALES -
a suc-
chief weakness was lack of duplica- tion of positions, and since last April the £2,000 profit derived from up last season with an excellent side cessful run in the F.A. Cup, plus a Scottish Team For Soccer and plenty of capable reserves. They little more,
judiciously ex- has been pended on
the unquestionably possess a good range
buying of players. The newcomers are D. Edgar, right of competent players.
During the close season they have full-back from Sunderland; F, Wall- parted with McGurk, their Scottish banks, full-back from West Ham; 0. international, who proved a poor bar-Bowden, Inaide forward from Derby gain. He has gone to Bristol City, County: E. and Bradford has also been trans-
Match At Cardiff
London, Sept. 30. The following_will for Scotland in the Soccer Int J. Getty, n
against a 17-year-old Wales
Cardiff on October 5: right from Vale of Loven.
Jackson (Chelsea).
Anderson succeeded (Hearts).
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I UNDERSTAND I'VE GOT A FIGHTING CHANCE TO GET BETTER, BUT IF IT WEREN'T FOR THIS FAST TRAIN, I GUESS ID NEVER
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AIN'T YOUR FAMILY WITH YOU?
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THE FELLAS ALL. CALL. AND ME MIGGSY THAT'S YOUR BECAUSE MY FOLKS LAST NAMED ME. GERALD. NAME? BEFORE I WAS, OLD ENOUGH TO FIGHT BACK !!
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