THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.

WEDNESDAY,

AUGUST 26,

1936.

ENGLISH FOOTBALL SEASON STARTS THIS

COMING SATURDAY

AMES INVITED TO TOUR AUSTRALIA

WITH ENGLISH TEST TEAM

London, Aug. 25.

The MC.C. team to tour Aus- traila next winter is now almost complete. To-day Leslie Ames, Kent wicketkeeper-bataman, was Invlied to Jain the team. cently, Ames, who has only Just serious attack

wered from

Re-

of muscular rheumatism, sold, when questioned about the pro- speels of his going to Australia that a sex trip was just the thing to put him completely right- Reuter.

Larwood And Voce- And M.C.C.

AN OFFICIAL STATEMENT

Lonilan, Aug. In, The M.C.C. yesterday made the fol-j lowing announcement regarding fat wood and Voce, the Nottinghamshire | fast bowlers:

"In the summer of 1936 both H. Larwood and W. Voce were approach. ed by responsible officials on their attitude towards taking part in re presentative erleket, and each stated that he had no destre to play in first- class cricket except for his county.

"This decision was communicated Contral Selection to the Board of

who have treated it as Lic

Cher in the hope that

players might alter, their attitude. In the meantime, neither the M.C.C. nor the Board of Control Selectors have been able to consider either player an available to take part in re- presentative cricket,

"The M.CI has now received an! entirely satisfactory statement from Voce, who has placed himself unre servedly at the disposal of the Baard! of Control and M.C.C. Selection Com- mittees whenever his services may be required.

"The Selection Committees mention- ed have now been informed that, as far as the M.C.C. is concerned, no ob- fection exists to Voce being considered on his merits for a place in any re- presentative team."

Complete Programme Of Matches

ALL EYES ON THE

PROMOTED TEAMS

The English football season opens on Saturday next with a full programme of matches in the first class leagues. Chiof interest will centre on the per- formances of the newly-pro- moted teams and those who were unlucky enough last sea- on to find themselves rele- gated..

London critics are 'pessimistic con- cerning the Arsenal, but it is gener- ally recognised that the famous Lon- don club still boasts one of the finest teams in the country, capable of win- ning either the league or the English Cup, or both,

There are also a certain number of matches in each lengue scheduled for next Monday and below will be found the complete programme for the two days.

SCOTTISH

W.

LEAGUE

FIRST DIVISION AUGUST 29

Aberdeen Falkirk Albion Rovers v Celile Clyde v Dundee

Hamilton Acas v Arbroath Hearts v St. Mirren

Kilmarnock y Partick Thistle Queen of St. v. Third Lanark Queen's Park v Dunferintine Ath. Rangers v Hibernians

St. Johnstone v Motherwell

SMOKERS

ENGLISH LEAGUE FIRST DIVISION AUGUST 29

Arsenal v Everton Birmingham v Portsmouth Brentford v Bolton Wanderers Grimsby Town v Charlton Ath. Leeds United v Chelsea Liverpool v Kloke City Manchester Utd. v Wolverh'pton

Middlesbrough v Manchester City Preston Nth, End v Huddersfield

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Sheffield Wednesday v Sunder-

Jand

West Bromwich A..., v County

AUGUST 31

Derby

Preston Ni. End v Bolton Wan. Stoke City v Charlton Ath." Wolverh'ion

ν Middies-

brough

SECOND DIVISION

AUGUST 29

Bradford v Bradford City Burnley y Nottingham Forest Bury Blackburn Itovers Doncaster Rovers v Coventry C. Fulham v Plymouth Argyle Leicester City v Blackpool

Newcastle Utd v Barnsley. Norwich City v Shefeld Uld. Southampton Y Chesterfield Swansea Town Aston Villa West Ham Utd, v Tattenham 11.

AUGUST 31

Barnsley v Bury

Blackpool v Tottenham Hotspur Bradford C. Plymouth Argyle Chesterfield v Norwich Cuy Coventry C. v Swansea Town

S'thampton Doncaster Rovers

Lelcester City v Bradford Sheff Uud. v Blackburn Rovers Wi. Ham. Utd. v Newcastle Utd. THIRD DIVISION (SOUTH)

AUGUST 29

Aldershot v Boscombe

Bristol Cv Queen's Pk. Hangers Clapton Orient v Crystal Pice. Exeter City v Watford Gillingham v Brighton & Hove Luton Town v Southend Utd. Millwall v Bristol Rovers Notts County v Newport County Swindon Town v Northampton T. Torquay Utd. v Reading Walsall v Cardiff City

AUGUST 31

Cardiff City v Clapton Orient Northampton T. v. Aldershot Walsall v Luton Town Willwall v Q's. Park Rangers THIRD DIVISION (NORTH)

AUGUST 29 Accrington Stanley V

City

Hundreds of players all over England will be doing on Saturday what this picture illustrates, while thousands of spectators will scream approval in their excitement, England's national game starts *

another songan.

Y.M.C.A. SWIMMING GALA TO-NIGHT

Kwok Chun-hang Competing

In Quadrangular Event

A big swimming gain is to be

Lincoln staged

Chester v Wrexham Crewe Alexandra v Rochdale Ifallax Town v York City Mansfield Town v Barrow Oldham Ath. v. New Brighton Teri Yale v Hiuli CH.

Rotherham Utd. v Galeshead Southport v Hartlepoola Utd. Stockport County v Darlington - Tranmere Rovers v Carlisle Utd

AUGUST 31

Barrow v Italfax Town, Hull City, v Kotherlimi Uld. Lincola Čity v Oldham "Athletle Wrexham v Darlington

BOAT RACING East Lancashire's Meet

at the Y.M.C.A. to-night

when a quadrangular contest will ÆVISAĆ ZLOMIC PAINAJATLANTICÜNE take place between the, Mak Ngah Association. Royal Engineers, East Lancashires and the Y.M.C.A.

An attraction on the programme is the appearance of Kwok Chun- hang, Colony, and interport breast stroke champion. He will give an exhibition against Wong Tu-man. who was the second string against the Philippines Olympic swimmers | in June,

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Power in any shot is derived mainly through the use of a straight left arm.

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Another attraction is a 100 yards free style event, open to the Colony,ĽKÁ Entries will be received up to the time of starting.

FINE TO CLOUDY

The draw for plates: in__the-

Pressure is highest over the Pacific quadrangular contest will be made before the start of the programme to the cast of Japan. The typhoon and will be announced before the is situated about 300 miles east of. start of the first event.

Foochow, moving W.N.W. The de-

A charge of 50 cents, including pression of the China Sea is situated tax, will be made for the swmiming. (220 miles south of Hongkong, moving A similar charge will be made for north-west. Local forecast:-- N.E. those who do not wish to see the winds, freal; fine to cloudy. swimming but arrive afterwards for

the dance that will follow in the West Lounge.

Chun-hang and Chan Ki chung): R.E. (L/Cpl. Dunk, Cpt. Tonkings, Spr. Grindley and Spr Goble); East Lanes, (Pte. Taylor, Ple, Hardy, L/Cpl. Thorpe and Cpl. McCarthy); Y.M.C.A. (N. Booker, H. Millington, J. Lephard and G. Arnold),

The following are the events and Kwok The_Headquarter Wing won the

entries: Inter-Company boat races of the East

1,100 yards 'hents. Lanenshire Regiment held at Sham-

2,50

yards back-stroke-Shek shulpo Camp yesterday.

Close finishes

Kam-pul (Mak Ngah), L/Cpl. Dunk were seen in the E.), Cpl. MiCarthy (East Lancs.). Three races, and after the first two F. J. Anilow (Y.M.CA.). races three teams were level in points. The third ruce, however, des, 100 yards breast-stroke exhibi- 4, 50 yards free style-Chan Ki- Headquarter Wing. The D (S) Com- chung (Blak Ngah), Spr. Goble pany were second and the "A" Com- (RE), Cpl. McCarthy (East Lancs.). pany third.

A. Keown (Y.M.C.A.).

ciled the result in favour of the

The following are the results: 2,000 yards A1, "A" Guy: 2, Headquarter Wing; 3, D(S) Coy, 4 "C" Coy.; 5, "D" Coy.

2,000 yards B-1,3" Coy:2, D(S) Coy 3, Headquarter Wing: 4, "A Coy

tton.

Water-Polo.--Mak Ngah Associa

tion. Enat Lancashire Regt. Royal Engineers v. European YM.C.A.

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Mak Ngah Kwok Mok-hel; Wong , Diving (one plain, one jack-Ki-chow and Wong Sun-man: Chan knife and one optional)-Chan Ki-Ri-chung: Wong Iu-man. Kwok chung (Mak Ngah), Cpl. Stevens Chun-hang and Shek Kam-pul. (R.E.); L/Cpl. Gorman (East East Lanes. Pte. Ellingham; Lanes.), E. Fowler (Y.M.C.A.). 1/Cpl. Gorman and Pte. Tunstall;

0,920 yards free style-Kwok L/Cl · Lawton; L/Cpl. Chun-hang Mak Ngah), L/Cpl. L/Cnl, McCarthy and Cpl. Fildirs. Pearse (H.E., Pte. Tavler (East

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The time for the first race was 10

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