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ENGLISH FOOTBALL NAVY BEAT ARMY IN

LEAGUE.

Blackburn Defeat the "Blades."

A NARROW MARGIN.

SIM SHIELD.

Formidable Position Held by the Navy.

NARROW MARGIN.

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1931.

*INDOOR RUGBY IN WELSH LADY GOLFER TILDEN WILL PLAY-

PADDED ROOM.”

Old French International International to Marry

COMING EAST.

Expresses Disgust.

in Colombo.

PROMINENT PLAYER.

BORDEAUX TRIAL.

***T

KOZELUH.

Match to Be Staged in New York,

HOLLYWOOD IN MARCH.

New York Jan. 25.

38 20

Paris, January 23. The engagement is announced of "In future we shall have to in- Miss Sylvia Dampney, the Wolah "Big Bill Tilden signalised the vent a kind of indoor Rugby to be international golfer, and Major close of the old year and the end played in a padded room," said John Dower, R.E., stationed at si his sensational career Adolphe Jaurreguy, the old French Bothbay. Miss Dampney is a mem-amateur tennis champion by an- International to-day. Jaurreguy ber of the Wimbledon Club and for nouncing he will play Karel makes no effort to conceal what he several years has played most of Kozeluh, the famous Czechoslova- frankly describes as his disgust at her golf in the London area.

klan professional, in 3 special the action of the Bordeaux Cor- In the British Indies' golf cham-mutch at Madison Square Garden rectional Court, in sentencing Tall-pionship at Formby, last May, she next month. In the First Division of the By defeating the Army by the lantou for the manslaughter of was beaten in the third round by! Tilden recently announced ho English League Blackburn Rovers odd goal in three, the Navy have Michel Pradle, another player, at Miss Enid Wilson, the English had retired from the amateur fold yesterday defeated Sheffield Unit-now placed themselves in a for- Bordeaux last seaan.

champion. In partnership with D. to sign a contract for a series of ed by the odd goal in three, the midable position in the Sim Shield Speaking on the point raised at D. Grant White, she reached. the educational motion pictures. His score as cabled by Reuter being:

competition. They have won the trial, that Pradie was not in fifth round in the open scratch match with Kozeluh, 2 Shellleld U. Blackburn

at "natural" that has been a source their three games, and have now peasassion of the ball when Tail-mixed only the Club to play. Should lantou tackled kimm, Jaurrezuy Worplesdon in October. The mar- of discusalon among experts for they win or draw, the trophy will said: "A hundred times In the riage will take place at Colomba in several years, will take place prior be theirs, but if they lose they course of a match o man is tackled March. will tie with the Club for the honour of possession.

LEAGUE TABLE REVISED.

Arsenal

1

when he is not in possession of the ball, simply because he has got rid of it a fifth of a second earlier."

foursome

ADAMSON

Division I,

Goals. P. W, D. L. F, A. Pts. 28 18 73 93 42 43 Wednesday...30 17 6 7 81 65 40 Aston Villa 30 10 8 94 60 40 Herby....

20.14

7 872 58 36 Portsmouth 11 10 8 60 62 32 Manchester G. 38 13 6 11 4 33 32 Middlesbro

F1 06 05 31

and 1, .30 13 Huddersfield 12 7 10 84 65 31

810 65 61 30 11 66 65 30

Iiverpool

.29 11

West Ham

912

Sheffield U.

20 10

9 10 60 55 20

Leicester

25 13

12 64 67

20

Chelzen

90 10

8 11 1 49

28

Blackburn

.29 11

6:2 60 63

28

Newcastle

29 11

14 61 68

Sunderland

9

8 12 66 70 26

Grimsby

30 11

4 15 54 1

Birmingham

26

.49 9

Holton Lands

Blackpool. 7 Manchester U. 30 5 4 21 38 89

Who'll Win?

TO-MORROW'S LEAGUE GAMES AT HOME.

[Exclusive to China Mail- By "Linesman."}

The following is a list of Home football matches to-morrow."

Tire teams in black type may win; where no black type is shown the match may result in a draw:

ENGLISH LEAGUE.

Division I

v. Manchester C.

ASTON VILLA

MANILA.

ARSENAL Birmingham

Y.

Blackburn blackpool

V.

West Ham

V.

Bolton

DERBY CO.

v.

Newcastle

V.

LIVERPOOL

Leicester

v.

HUDDERSFIELD

Grimsby

HONG KONG FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION.

INTERPORT PROGRAMME,

Saturday, February 21st.

SHANGHAI

V.

H.K. CHINESE. Club Ground, Kick off 3.30 p.m. Booking at Moutries, opens Friday, 13th.

Price :-

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Uncovered Stand

$2.20 $1.10 including tax.

Monday, February 23rd.

SHANGHAI V. UNITED SERVICES.

Club Ground. Kiek of 3.30 p.m.

No Booking. Price:$1.10, 60 cts. & 40 cts. including tax.

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Manchester C. v, Sheffield W.

PORTSMOUTH «.

SHEFFIELD U. v. Chelsea

Sunderlandy. Middleabro

BARNSLEY

División II.

v. Stoke

BRADFORD C. v. Wolves

Bristol C.

Bury

Cardiff

Charlton

EVERTON

V. MILLWALL

v. TOTTENHAM

W.

Oldham

V.

V. BRADFORD Notts F. Preston Reading

PLYMOUTHI V. PORT VALE Swansea v. Burnley WEST BROM. Southampton

Division III.--South. Bournemouth V. LUTON CLAPTON 0, V. Gillingham

DRENTFORD

Coventry

FULHAM

Norwich

NOTTS CO.

Y. Crystal Pal.

V.

BRIGHTON

v. Newport

QUEEN'S PR. v. Torquay

SWINDON

Thames

WALSALL

Southend

V. EXETER

Northampton WATFORD v. Bristol R. Division III.North

Darlington

Doncaster GATESHEAD Halifax Hartlepools HULL LINCOLN Nelson

New Brighton STOCKPORT WIGAN

V.

Wrexham

V. CHESTERFIELD

V.

Rotherham TRANMERE

v. Accrington v. Barrow

Southport Crewe

V

Carlisle York Rochdalo

Scottish League.

ABERDEEN

Ayr

CLYDE

Cowdenbeath

Falkirk

v. East Fife

V. PARTICK

Y

Hamilton

v. Dundee

v. QUEEN'S PARK HIBERNIANS v. Morton Leith

V. HEARTS MOTHERWELL v.. Afxdelo RANGERS . v. Kilmarnock St Mirren V. CELTIC

TO-MORROW'S SNIPS.

Arsenal

Home.

Bradford City.

Everton.

West Bromwich Albion.

Notts County.

Gateshead.

Hull

Lincoln.

Stockport."

Wigan. Aberdeen, Motherwell, Rangers.

Away. Aston Villa. Tottenham, Bradford.

Luton

Brighton.

Exeter.

Tranmere.

Hoarts.

Cellie

The Army played pluckily when facing a two goal deficit at half- time, but never looked like pierc ing the Naval defence suflicient times to give them victory. They scored a good goal in the second half, but that was the extent of their success. The Naval for- wards were both fast and schem- ing, and seized every opportunity available for smart raids on the Army goal.

Result:-

Royal Navy Army

Hockey Teams for

To-morrow.

Y.M.C.A. II. v. HK.LHLC—At King's Park at 3 p.m.

Dormer, L. Tipple: S. Sweet, R. A. Bates, L. Macey; H. Muller. W. H Smith, Dr. Ashton, W. J. Brown and F. Parker.

F.M.C.A, IL:--W. J. Scotcher; R.

YM.CLA, HI, 1, HM.S. KENT—AI

King's Park at 4 p.m. Y.M.C.A. IL-1. P. Keyserling: R. Dermer, L Tipple: G. Mitchell, F. Allen, R. A. Bater: A. Tate, W. II. Smith, Dr. Ashton, W. J. Brown and F. Parker.

TENTH MARATHON

RACE.

Annual Event on March 9.

SLIGHT ALTERATION.“

The tenth annual Kowloon Marathon Race, held under the. auspices of the St. Andrew's Ghuli, ' Kowloon, will take place on Mon- day, March 9, starting outside the St. Andrew's Church, Nathan Road, at 4.30 p.m. This event is open to all Europeans and mem- bers of St. Andrew's Club.

The course, which extends over a distance of about six and a quarter miles, will be very similar to that of previous years, the only difference being that at the Signal Hill, instead of turning down Middle Road, the route carries straight on along Salisbury Road, then northward into Nathan Road to the finish, at St. Andrew's Church.

7:

ENDURANCE FEATS IN CYCLING.

80 Hours Achieved in Calcutta.

Calcutta, Feb. 4. Calcutta is in the throes of an endurance cycling craze. On Saturday morning lon young Ben- galis, some only boys, started an attempt to ride for 101 hours.

Seven survived 48 hours, but after another 48 hours the number was reduced to three.

Blewas stopped at 77 hours, and S. Bannerie and, P. Mitter (the latter aged 171, pere persuaded by the doctor to Lbandon the attempt after 80 hours, writes a corres- pondent to the Straits Times.

In a few days time G. G. Nundy. a Bongali, will try to run 100 miles around the Calcutta Maidan.

MONDAY'S GAME.

SERVICES SHANGHAI- Club Ground of 3.30 p.m. Services:-8.B.F.O. Aitken (II.M.S. Medway); L/Cpl Mullane (S.W.B), Pte: Henderson (Argylla); A.B. Rush (ILM.S. Cumberland); Pie. Yeoman (Argylls), Pte. Eynon (S.W.B.) (Cap- Lain); Pte. Harris (8.W.B.), L/CPL Davies

Atkine (S.W.B.), LA.Ç. (R.A.F.), A.B. Dickinson (M.S. Seraph) and L Sto. Bklaner (H.M.S. Medway).

Sosorves: L/Cpl Penny (R. Sig.); L. Tel Dixon (F.S. Medway), A.B. Ward (H.M.9 Bruce); Co Bay

Jaurreguy concluded by declaring that a Court of Law was incapable of judging such a question, saying: "Where there is a lack of knowledge there is always a danger of mis- takes."

Our Sports Diary..

LOCAL GOLF-To-day-Ladies' Cham- pionship (Third Round), Fanling. Sunday-Mead Shield (K.C.C.), Kowloon Course,

Section

March 24 Indies" Prize Giving, Fanling.

FOOTBALL-To-morrow-Chin- ese v. Shanghai, 2.30 p.m.; Inter-

Peninsula port Dinner,

Iletel; Second Diviston-Club de Recreio v. Club; Navy v. Chinese Athletic;. Royal Artillery v. St. Joseph's; University v Donlerers; Eastern v. Argylls; South A.A. v. Kow-

c.

Monday-United Shanghai.

Services

V.

CRICKET-To-morrow-Divi- sion I-K.C.C. v. Craigengower C.C. (L); Hong Kong C.C. v. Navy (L.); Civil Service C.C. v. Univer sity (F.); Division II-Craigen- gower C.C. v. Kowloon C.C. (L) Civil Service C.C. v. Police RC. (L.); University v. Royal En gineers (L.): Royal Signals v Hong Kong C.G. (F.).

FENCING Monday-Fencing Club Meeting, Yacht Club, 6.16 P.M.

RACING Sunday Argylls and Sutherland Highlanders' Gymkhana, Kwanil.

February 28, 1.30 p.m.; March 3. 2, 4. and 7. 11.20 a.m.-Annual Race Meetings. Happy Valley.

March 29-Fanling Hunt Club's Steeplechase Meeting.

Kowloon,

CHESS To-day Chess Club Charapionship.

Tursday-Kowloon Chess Club Championship

LAWN TENNIS-To-day-Ex- hibition Matches, H.K.C.C., 3 p.m. Monday-H.K.C.C. Tournament Open Singles L. T. Ride v. G. Li; A. D. Humphreys v. F. H. Kwok; J. M. Morhans v. H. N. Chau; V. V. Soonderam v. 3. H. Anderson; Wong Shiu-wing v. Chan So; Open Doubles Tsul Wal-pul And Lee Hau-o v. H. J. Armstrong and O. E. C. Marton. Tuesday H.K.C.C. Tournament -Open Singles-8. A. Rumahn V. Iu Tak-cheuk, Feroz Ali v. W. N. Potch, H. Owen Hughes v. Ng Sze-cheong, A. L. Sullivan v. D. M. MacDougalls Open Doubles Ho Ka-lau and Yew Man-kit v. J. II. Anderson and E. Grimble,

A. Q. Johnson and J. D. Ainger

tournament

CUP AT FANLING.

the

In the final round for Adaman Cup (1930) A. E. Clarko (15) beat L. E. Longbottom (15)

The following qualled for the Cup (1991)

Adamson February:-

during

S. Staccy.. ...8514-71 A. D. Fraser ....69-18-71 Other scores were:--

R. Wallace......65 076 WH. Edmunds .80-1279 There were 13 entries.

"MEAD" SHIELD.

Competition by Members of the K.C.C.

a tennia

to Big Bill's departure in March for Hollywond. There and at that time Tilden and Bobby Jones, the golf king, will be at work on neigh- bouring lots.

Old Sparring Partners Tilden and Kozeluh hayo prac

tied together a number of times. especially abroad. On the Riviera last winter they indulged in an informal workout, the scores

which favoured Tilden.

of

Generally acknowledged, as the greatest of professional tennis players, Kozeluh has defeated Vin- cent Richards in a

majority of their matches in this country,

It is possible, if A

demand

arises, that Tilden and Kozoluh will play a number of matches in various cities, although when ask- ed about this suggestion Big B declared he had arranged only to The following are the times althe work he must undertake soon play the ingle contest, because of lotted for this game which is be afterward for the motion pictures. ing played over the Kowloon Golf The promotion of

the Madison

Course on Sunday by kind permia Square Garden match fa in the sion (Singles will be played in the hands of Jack Curkey. morning and foursomes in afternoon) -

the

9.30 A. Urquhart v. D. S. Green. 9.35 A. E. Silkstone v, A. A. Dand. 540 F E. Lawrence v. W. J. Carroll. 9.45 F. Zimmern v. F. E. Skinner. 9.50 J. C. Lyal v. W. Goldenberg. 9.55 J. S. Smith v. B. D. Evans. 10.00 L, Elford v. S. Jex. 10.05 T. Grant v. J. Mackintosh. 10.10 A V. Pinson v. Charles Mycock 10.15 C. J. Roe v. F. Goodwin. 10.20 V. C. Labrum 5. Creenwood.

L. Jack v. A.

J. Kew.

influenced

Youth Comes First. In signing his contract for film work with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer. Tilden said he was mainly, by the feeling that the time had come for him to step out of the amateur picture, leaving the younger generation to carry on the battle for the recovery of the Davis cup that Big Bill and Little Bill Johnston brought back to

10.25 C. Fincher v. A. Hyde Lav America ten years ago,

10.30

10.35 W. Hyde v. L. Goldman.

10.40 H. W. Page v. H. Overy.

"I've had my Hing at it," said Tilden, "Of course I'll still play

Times are reserved for the four-tennis, whether it's for the movies

comes from 2 to 3.30 p.m.

- STARTING TIMES,

The Royal Hong Kong Golf Club zotifies the following starting times for Fanling on Sunday:

9.08 a.m. H. Spleer, C. B. Riggs. 9.10 Not to be booked by travel-

ין

lers on train.

0.20

D

A. F. Judd, K. Robertson.

0.24. 3.28

3

2.32

9.36

H

0.10

th

9.44

2,48

1,52

9.86

10,00

30.04

10.08

v. F. H. Kwok and H. N. Chau. 10,12

Wednesday H.K.C.C.

Tourna ment Open Singles A.

H.

Rumlahn v. D. W. Deane, Horace Lo v. D. S. Green, E. C. Fincher v. R.. Choa, E. Zimmern v. Surg. Comdr. H. Harkins, M. Kinoshita v. Luk Ding-cheong; Open Doubles →Ng Kam-chuen and Tsoi Ping- nam v. A. C. L. Bawker and W.. Barton.

Thursday- H.K.C.C. Tourna- ment Open Singles-Paul Kong v. J. W. Leonard; Open Doubles -S. A. and H. D. Rumjahn v. E. and F. R. Zimmern, G. W. A. Tufton and J. C. P. Tosh v. W. C. Hung and Chiu Chun-chiu, D. W. Dennd and W. N. Petch v. A. D. Humphreys and H. Owen Hughes, HOCKEY Tomorrow-Caer Clark Cup-Kowloon Ladies v. St. Andrew's; Club de Recreio v. Diocesan Girls School; Y.M.C.A. Reserves v. H.K. Ladies Hockey Club, King's - Fork, 3 p.m. YMO.A. v. H.M.9, Kent, King's Park, 4 p.m.

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དང་ཆ་, ཇ

L. Yates, H. C. Shrubsole.

W. F.

Simmens, J. R.

Collis.

D. Fraser, P. Sykes.

Andrew.

F. M. Hartley, C. II. M.

P. Dulley, J. E. Richardson.

or not. I love the game too much, to quit altogether.

GRAND

NATIONAL THIS YEAR.

Hungarian Effort to

Win Classic.

INTEREST AROUSED.

Much interest is belog evinced

G. B. Lane, K. K. Rounds. Gyi Lovam, the Hungarian-bred J. R. Masson, O. C. Roberts. horse which has been entered for J. H. Ashworth, J. Forbes. the Grand National, and will, all E. R. Halifax, A. B. going weil, run in the raco 00 Raworth.

L.A. R. Duncan, E. Fletcher.

J. Allison, G. T. May.

A. C. I. Bowker, G.

Nicholl

H. U. Ireland. R.

P.March 27. He will be trained in

| England by Stanley Harrison, as Banger-on-Dec, and is expected to Darrive about January 20.

With the horse will reme hia A. H. Penn, W. N. Buyers. D. J. Gilmore,

and enthusiastic owner, Comdr. Young Priestley.

Captain R. Popler, an officer in the M. Czecho-Slovakian Army. Gyi- Lovam has won over four miles in his own country, when ridden by tho

Henderson

A. N. Macfadyen, Q. “A. A. Macfadyen.

10.16

14,20

10.24

10.28 10.32

#

[ 10.36

H

10,40

10.44

A

G. F. Hole, L

10.48

| 10.52

10,66

92

11.00 11.04

H

A. O. Brawn, W. L. Shields his owner. The race was

Padywitz G. W. Sewell, J. R. Forbes. Grosser

Steeplechase,

S. A. Seth, H. A. Lammert run over country which required a

S. J. H. Fox, H. Hampton deal of getting, the obstacles com

R. Andrewes.

E. Stone, W. A. Weight.

prising mostly big ditches, but in-

J. P. Hollingdale, J. Hcluding also banks, Davy.

atone walls,

and timber. Aintree is a different

A. B. Purves, E. des Veoux proposition, but Captain Popler

R. Young, D. S. Robb.

A. H. Ferguson, C. B. Johnson.

C. B. Brown, A. G. Coppin

H. Lowe, D. J. Keogh,

1. A. R. Selby, H.

could have no better mentor than Stanley Harrison.

Previous Hungarian Candidate.

This will not be the first time

that a Hungarian horse has been

W. R. Vallance, A. Leach, sent to run in the Grand National

M. Many years ago a horse, which had

been quite a useful performer in J. P. Sherry, W. C. Clark his own country, came over with

N. K. Littlejohn, J. S. Dykes.

W. S. Hillier, J. White.

11.08 11.12

11

11.16

Remington.

21.20

11.24

G. E. Mitchell, E.

Bryden.

11.28 1132

HUNTING — To-merrow-Fan- Hng Kunt Haands Meet (Kennels), 3.15 p.m.

11,20

•

11.40

Wednesday-Fanling Hounds Meat, Dill's Corner, 3.15

unt

11.44

IN

11.48

L

P.DL

ATHLETICS-Monday Entries Closs for Univerelty Sports Oport Events.

11,52

11.56

March 9-Marathon Race, Kon- loon, 4.30 pm.

Plummer.

12 Noon G.

12.04

McAvoy.

March 15 and 10-Hong Kong v. Canton Urīversities.

HOME.

FOOTBALL-To-morrow.

land v. Scotland.

February 28--English Sixth Round; Scottish --Fourth Round,

Cup- Cop

RUGBY FOOTBALL-Febra- "ary 28-Ireland v. Scotland; Dublin Wales v. France, Swan-

G. B. S. Thomsen, D.

Edward.

G. Walsh, T. Black,

the idea of competing, but could not be started. His owner tried

S. schooling his horse at Aintree and

that finished him.

. D. Smith, R. S. Johnson.

" W. H. B. Rigg, F. C. B.

Black.

A Hungarian rode the Grand National winner in 1983. That

was Count Charles Kinsky, after-

S. A. Sleap, G. A. wards Prince Kineky. His mount,

Thomerson,

D;

G

N. A Thorpe, M. Marriott.

however, was an

English mare, Zoedone, which had had previous

O experience of the Aintree "course, having finished third in the- pre- vious year's Grand National. It is deplorable that this extra-

Hunting Incident. ordinary Billiards Council who

Count Kinsky was a frequent "control the game should choose visitor to England as an attache "pub" in which to hold the -Pro to the Empress of Austria, and fessional Championship of Great it was while out hunting with the Britain at a time when every de Empress that he first saw Zoedone. A small cent-minded person is proud of the She had recently won fact that the game of billiards has steeplechase, but the Count saw (Argyle), SU Shirras (H.M.S.

been at last divoced from all the greater possibilities in her, al Hermes), Gur Gardiner (R.A.);

gold objectionable associations and though he did not become her L/Cpl. Samson (R.A.0.0.), Pte. Wyllo

Len Harvey is different from any lifted into an atmosphere more fit-owner until after she had inished (Argylls), Sto Wratt (H.M.S. Bridgewater), Ples McQuade, and ther. Britisher who has visiteding and worthy of the delightful third in the National. When Hughes (Argylls

New York. He is a nice boy, but and beat ful game it isWlle Zoedone won the Grand National there were only ten starters, and The players representing the he knows his own mind. You would Smith.!

the prize money was less than Services in Monday'smatch have be aurped to know how he has b been invited by the Football As imprassed our fighters and train. S. ollut is in lawn tennis £1,000. Contrast this with the 41 Sloan, Puncheon Hypes: Alexanderssociation to stand the Interport era. They consider him one of the what Alee James is a football runners last year, and nearly Doll, Strange, Jackson and Tavila.

Reserves: Smith are Hooper

Dinner in the Peninsula Hotel to heat boxer-fighters in the full of artistry and different moods £10,000 to the owner of the win-

zing horse. (Continued at foot of next Column) morrow,

world to-day Walter Friedman. of excellence Allan Cave.

· LOCAL FOOTBALL.

Team to Represent the Club II.

To-morrow.żnie

CLUB IL CLUB DE RECREIO

At King's Park at 2,45 p.m.

Club IL-Forwill; Steker, Fotouloff;