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T. Luton

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Division 1. ARSENAL v. Blackpool ASTON VILLA Y. Manchester U. Blackburn R. Y. Liverpool CHELSEA v. Grimsby

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Derby Co.

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TO-DAY'S LEAGUE MATCHES

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result in a draw: match

may

ENGLISH: LEAGUE:

Division I.

ARSENAL Manchester C. LABTON VILLA v.-- Chelsen! >. DERBY.CO. v. Blackburn. HUD'FIELD. Newcastle LEEDS UN. v. Birmingham Leicester. SUNDERLAND LIVERPOOL v. Grimsby

CHESTER UV-Bolton MIDDLESBRO' «. Wednesday PORTSMOUTH+v] - W««!?Ham SHEFFIELD U.. Blackpool

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TEST CRICKET.

MC.C. RETRIEVE A FOOR START.

VOCE IN GOOD FORM.

Johannesburg, Wednesday..

Tent, Newson For to-day's (Transvaal) has been selected as the eleventh man for the South. African team. Taylor (Transvaal) isundt, and Viljoen (Griqualand Weat) replaces him. The English team was also announced this morn- ing, and the sides are:

South Africa.

Nupen. (Transvaal) captain, Xenophon Balaskas (Griqualand West), Cameron (Western Fro vince), Catterall, S. Curnow, Mc- Trans. Millan, and: Mitchell (all vaal), Stodle (Natal), Vincent and Newson (Transvaal), and Viljoen (Griqualand West).

England.

A. P. F. Chapman (captain), J. C. White, R. E. S. Wyatt, I. A. R. Peebles, M. J. Turnbull, Duck- worth, Hammond, Hendren; Ley- fand, Tate and Voce:

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A Bad Start.

Later The weather was sunny and the the first wicket easy to-day for Test There was only a small at- tendance.

Chapman won the toss, thus maintaining his traditional luck, and sent in South Africa to bat. The home side fared badly against the tourists howling and smart Belding, and at the lunch Interval had only scored 61 runs for the loss of six wickets.

FRIDAY DECEMBER 26, 1930).

ENGLAND DEFEATED BY

SCOTLAND

SCOTS DOUR DEFENCE

INTERESTING GAME AT HAPPY VALLEY ON CHRISTMAS DAY,

W F1

CLARKE IN FORM

Played before a large crowd on the

Club ground, Happy Valley,

Scotland succeeded in defeating England by two clear goals. The still of the wing men in each team was mainly responsible for the open and fast play which contributed towards an interesting game. Both Clarke and Clucas were conspicuous with a number of splèndid saves between their respective "sticks."

ENGLAND WIN THE

Promptly on time R.P.O. Billings lined out the following teams:-

England: Clucas; Dixon and and Martin; Hedley, Dowman Blies; Magee, Peacock, Redgate, Grimwood and Skinner.

Scotland: Clarke; Henderson and Blackburn; McGlashan, Oram and Duncan; Hughes, McKenna, Frazer, Hay and Campbell.

England won the toss and elect ed to play toward the Club house, and Frazer, setting the ball in motion, touched to. McKenna, who put Campbell away, but the ball went into touch. Receiving from sent the Throw-in,.... Grimwood All Out For 126.

through a splendid pass to Magee There was a crowd of 5,000 pre but Henderson beat the Navy man the ball sant after lunch. South Africa for possession and ran made a poor showing, Balaskas behind.

Scotland retaliated and Camp- being leg before to Peebles for seven, the seventh wicket falling bell shot behind, and a minute lat- with the score at 78. Nupen, the ur Dixon In stopping Hay's shot corner, which was skipper bad a very short stay at conceded a

TOSS

was again prominent with two splendid saves, the second, at the cost of corner, being from Magee, who had cut in and ghot from close range. From the flag kick Clarke snatched the ball from a bunch of players and threw it clear to relieve the pressure....

The English wingers ware still getting too much scope, with the result that at this stage the Scot tlah defenders had a busy time in keeping out the centres that were put across, and from Skinner's corner kick Peacock shot well over the bar. A minute later Magee cut in again to shoot, but Hender- son deflected the shot, behind for B fruitless corner. However, Magee could not be kept out and he was back again to bring Clarke to his knees with ir haid drive. Just on the interval Clarke again saved well from Magee and the whistle blew with England's goal down in spite of their persistent attacking.

Half-time:- England Scotland

0

the wicket, being bowled by Peebles fruiticas. Frazer nearly bored his for a "duck," at the same score. way through, but was pulled up Wally Hammond caught Vincent for offside and from the free kick the Magee received and cut in to off Voce's bowling for two,

shoot but the ball glided just over ninth wicket thus falling at 81.

À Fine Save. Newson made ten runs before the bar. From a free kick on the

During the interval, the specta- being beaten by Tate, the innings right England worked their way

torg were treated to a selection closing for 126.

up to force a corner on the loft, the flag kick being cleared with and the Pipes and Drums, of the difficulty, but the ball was return-2nd Bn. Argyll and Sutherland ed to Skinner, who centred for Highlanders marched round the playing pitch, rendering a number Clarke to save smartly.

of Scottish aire.

Voco,, was deadly, and bowled throughout the innings, unchanged. He returned the excellent analysis of 4 for 45.

con-

On the resumption, Scotland broke away to force a corner on the left and from Campbell's flag kick both Frazer and McKenna missed badly, and Clucas ran out to clear his area. Clucas, a few minutes later, was conspicuous in bringing off a fine save from Campbell, but was forced to con- cedo a corner, and Campbell, tak- ing the kick, sent over a shot which curled into the net, completely misleading Clucas, to score Seot land's second goal.

After this reverse England gain transferred play, and Clarke saved well when hard pressed by Peacock.

Scotland Pressed. Wyatt and Leyland opened for

Play: hovered around the Scot the tourists, and scored steadily until the amateur got in front of a tish goal mouth for several minutes straight one from Nupen, with the and Peacock missed a good scor- board showing: 33. The second ng chance when he shot over the wicket fell at 42, Leyland, who had bar from close range. A minute beer batting freely, being caught later Magee shot for Clarke to behind the wicket off Nupen for-29. bring offa splendid save, and Hammond followed, and partnered clear to put his forward line away, Patey Hendren, who had a short but Hughes's parting shot was stay, being snapped by Cameron off well held and cleared by Clucas. McMillan for eight. The third England then broke away and had 4 period of attacking, but through wickat fell at:51.........

There was no tan interval, the slowness of their Inside for Hammond, and Turnbull retrieving wards, many scoring chances which a rather poor. start. Turnbull went presented themselves were missed. out to hit, and was finally stumped However, Peacock sent in a drive off one of Vincent's "slow" for 28, which mined narrowly, and from BOWLING ANALYSIS,

the fourth wicket falling at 108, the goal kick, the Scofs forward

There followed a period of mid- Ene was again seen in action and 0. X. LW. Hammond apparently, was

England's goal had a narrow es- field play and then Scotland again defence, but проп 122 4 202 sentrating

Fame Cape when Hay put Tracer away, took up the offensive and Frazer 26 11 45

4Chapman played a free Peebles 14 2 484 for 28 until he was caught by New but the latter, with only the keep had bad luck when his shot akin-

M.C.C-1st Imnings..

son off Vincenter to beat, shot wide, mad the top of the crossbar with Hammond and J. C. White played After this 'let off the English Clucas out of position. The bail 28 out time, the Gloucestershire bats defence was kept on the run for whs hooted down to take play. Into 45 man being not out 45, and the a period but the tackling of Dixon the Scottish goal mouth but, owing Somerset skipper not out 8. The and Martin and the strong Kick-to the weak shooting of England's M.C.C. had scored 167 for the lossing of the former, kept them out inside forwards, Clarke was able of 5 wickets at the close. Detail-and England returned to the atto clear and put Hughes away, tank once again for Skinner to who, after neatly evading both 28 ed scores are as follows:

send in a fast daisy cutter, which Bliss and Martin, shot miserably brought Clarke to bla krees to behind. Too much individualism 18 aave. A minute later, Redgate' re-appeared to be the weakness of 6ceived a pass from Dowman and the English Inside men, for each 18 shot, only to see the ball antl over in turn tried to beat the opposing defence, but without result, and 5 the cross-bar.

the only shot which looked dan gerous, was from Bliss, but the ball sailed past the upright.

Tate Voce

RES. Wyatt,, 1.b. b Nupen. 8 Leyland c Cameron, b Nupen Hammond, not-out Hendren, Cameron, McMil

M. J. Turnbull, et. Cameron, b

¡Vincent

A.P.F. Chapman, c Newson, b

Vincent J.C. White, not out

Extras"

Total (for 5 wickets).

VOLUNTEERS TEAM FOR SUNDAY:

Africa

28. Curnow, 1.b., b Tats..

81

Mitchell, e Hammond, b Vore 18 Siedle, b Voce

167

The following will represent tha Volunteers on Sunday, Decem ber: 23. at 11 am on Royal Navy ground

E. J. R. Mitchell (Captain), A Red, A. G. Beck, N. A. E. Mackay, g. V, ditána, E. MacParlane, W. E, Hunt, i Lễ Stock, R. H. Griffiths, G..C. Burnett) and P-W. J. Planner.

Catterall, b Voce

Viljoen,

Peebles

Duckworth,.

Balaskan, l.b.v., b Peebles Cameron, b Peebles McMillan, not out Nupen, b Peebles

Vincent, c Hammond, b Yoce Newson, b Tate

Extras

Total

A Break Away After thirty minutes play Scot- 7 land broke away on the left to force a corner and from Campbell's 451 fpg kick, Frazer headed the ball" 0 past, Clucas to give Scotland the

10

Much Exeltement.

Magee was then the cause of much excitement, when he raced old down and cut in; only to crash the ball into the side of the net and a minute later Peacock skled a shot

From the kick-off England got 18 away, and Skinner taking a free

kick on the touch in Bent in a over the bar. From the clearance 126 Siretiful shot which Clarks coula Hughen was away again and forced only save by tipping the ball over a corner, but Dowman cleared the the bar. A minute later Clarke

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