1932-11-18 — Page 9

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1932.

THE

CHINA MAIL.

AGE SPORT PAGE DR

VILLA SHOULD

SHOULD TRIUMPH AND

TRIUMPH AND BRENTFORD RETAIN DISTINCTION

Home And Away Soccer

HIGHBURY

SIDE TO BE

TESTED

VILLA'S TWO AIMS.

Brentford Should Hold

A

Cardiff City.

COMPLETE STATISTICS.

STON VILLA are experiencing

Last!

11

dificull fortnight.

Saturday they visited the cham-!

pions at Goodison Park, and ful

Arsenal (2)

Tables to Date

Aston Villa (6) Derby C. (15) West Bromwich (6) Huddersfield (4) Portsmouth (8)

*Leeds U. (-) Wednesday (8)

Everlon (1)

filled expectations, by dividing the spoils. To-morrow they are at Clarence Grimmitt, on whom the Newcastle U. (11) home to, the Arsenal, present lead- fate of the "Ashes" may depend, has Bolton W. (17)

Sunderland (13) been well during the last two Chelsea, (12) era, It is going to be a grand not

looking forward to further duels with

match with the odde slightly in months, but he is now ft again

and

favour of the Villa Park players. Sutcliffe and Hammond.

They have the great opportunity

of climbing back to their position

at the head of the table, and they

have also a 100 per cent. home re- 201}}A|||20052|||||||||||||10|83| cord to defend.

The Highbury team have a bet- ter away record than their home record of 5 wins and a draw out of 7 matches, Birmingham, Man- chester City, Blackpool, Blackburn Rovers, Liverpool and the Wolves have all conceded major points to Herbert Chapman's team, while the Throatles have held them to n draw..

RANGER'S

FORECAST

FIRST DIVISION.

Brentford, another London team, Aston Villa (1) v. Arsenal (1) are also featured in an interesting Bolton (1) Cardiff City Chelsea (2) game. They visit

v. Blackpool (2)

Hudd'sfield (2)

v. Wednesday (3) v. West B'wich (2)

(0)

v. Black (1).

with an unbeaten record in four-Leicester (1) teen matches, will they maintain Liverpool (1) v. Derby the form which has kept them un-'aborough (1) v. Everton (0) beaten a fortnight longer than Newcastle (2) v. Manchester C. (1)

Portsmouth (-) v. Leeds (-)

any other side in the five leagues? Sheffield U. (1) v. Birmingham (0) Last week Cardiff visited Tor-Wolves (→) v. Sunderland (-)

SECOND DIVISION.

quay and lost by 4 goals to 1 after

a home defeat by Exeter City on

the previous Saturday. Queen's Bradford (1) v. Millwall (2) Park Rangers and Newport have Burnley (2)

V Port Vale (2)

Charlton (-)

V. Lincoln (-)

V. Bradford (-)

U. (v. Fulham (-)

v. Bury (2)

v. Swansea (0) -

Southampton (2)

V.

Grimsby (-) Mchester Notts F. (0) Oldham (2) Plymouth (1)

V. Notts (0) Preston (0) Stoke (-) v. West Ham (-) Tottenham (3) v. Chesterfield (3) THIRD DIVISION (SOUTH).

collected bath points when visiting Cardiff, so that it would not be too much to expect of Brentford that they should at least draw If they do not force a win.

In order to facilitate the efforts of readers to forecast this week's winners, last week's results, to- gether with Ranger's Forecast and Home and Away League Tables to Aldershot(--) date, are published below.

LAST WEEK'S RESULTS.

FIRST DIVISION.

Arsenal Birmingham Blackburn

Blackpool

Derby Everton Leeds Manchester

Wednesday

Sunderland

W. Bromwich

1 Newcastle

10. Huddersfield

2 Liverpool

9 Middlesboro'

Bolton

3 Aston Villa

1. Leicester

4 Wolves

2 Portemouth

2 Sheffield U.

3 Chelson

SECOND DIVISION.

Bradford C.

Bury

Chesterfield

Fulham

Lincoln Millwall Notts C.

Port Vale Bouthampton Swansea West Ham

2. Burnley

Brighton (3) Bristol R. (-) Cardiff (3)

Crystal P. (4)

v.. Bournemouth (-) v. Luton (2)

v. Newport (~~)'

v. Brentford (2)

Y.. Northampton (0)

Gillingham (-) v. Bristol C. (-)

(0)

v. Exeter (1)

Queen's P.R. (1) v. Swindon (2) Reading (4) v. Torquay (1) Southend (1) v. Clapton (3) Watford (2) Y. Coventry (0)

THIRD DIVISION (NORTH).. Accrington (4) v. Darlington (0) Barrow (-) v. Barnsley (-). Carlisle (3) v. Hartlepools (2) Chester (2)

Hull (0) v. Tranmere Crewe (0)

(0)

Mansfeld (-) v. Gatsband (-)

New B'ton (1) v. Doncaster (0) 2 Rochdale (2) v. Wrexham (4) Rotherham (1) v. Stockport (1)

1 Southport (5) v. Walsgil (1) York (7) v. Halifax (2)

2 Manchester U

2

4 Preston

1. Oldham

2 Tottenham

Z Charltoni

4, Plymouth

D Notts F.

THIRD DIVISION (SOUTH),

Bournemouth

Brentford Bristol C.. Clapton Coventry

Exeter C.

Luton

"Newport Northampton Swinden Torquay

nat played.

SCOTTISH LEAGUE.

Aberdeen. (1), v. Clyde (0)

v. Motherwell (2)

Airdrle(2)

1 Cellie (7)

Dundee (1)

OE.

v. Cowdenbeath (0)

v. St. Mirren (2)

Hamilton) v Partick (-)

(2)

Y, Falkirk (2)

2 Kilmarnock (4) v. Queen's Pk. (1).

Morton (1)

2

1 Stoke

3 Bradford

5 Grimsby

2 Bristol R.

2 Watford

B Crystal P

2 Queen's P. R.

2

4 Gillingham

2

4 Reading

1 Norwich

Brighton

0 Southend

Aldershot

4 Cardit

THIRD DIVISION (NORTH).

Barnsley

Darlington Doncaster Gateshead Halifax Hartlepools Hull Stockport Tranmere Walsal Wrexham

0 Chester

54. Rotherham

2 Accrington:

4 Southport

·0

Carlisle BATTON

6 New Brighton.

2. Mansfield

2 York.

Rochdale

7 Crewe

SCOTTISHT LEAGUE

FIRST DIVISION:

vieonians 20 Partick on Ash

Ayr

„Celtic:

Dunden Falkirk

Hamilton

Queen's Park Rangers

Motherwell

3. Pant Stirling

2- Third Lanark

2 Aberdeen

Kilmarnock 2 Hearts

Horton

St. Johnstone, "2 Glyde St Mirren 4. Cowdenbeath

-Hearts (2)

v.

FIRST DIVISION,

HOME

Goals Total

AWAY

Goale..

P. W. L. D. F.

A. Pt.

P. W. L. D.

F. A. Pt. Pus.

7 6 1 1 24

11 11

7 6 0 1 20

9 13 24

7 7 0 0 24

6 14

7 2

1 4

11

9 8 22

7 5.1 I 18

7 11

4 1 2 15

8 10 21

11

16 .5

2 14

9 10

6 1 0 14

917 17

19 5

0 11 26

0 9 17

8 17

2 6 14

(10)

R. (16) Birmingham (9) Blackpool (20) Manchester C. (14)

0 7 24

0 10 18

2, 10

1 14 13

22

18

25

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Shefeld U. (7)

Middlesbro (18) Leicester C. (19)

Wolves (1)

Stoke C. (3) Bradford C. (7) *Fulham (-)

Bury (5)

Tattenham (8)

1 2 13

4 A

10

15 17

SECOND DIVISION.

HOME

Goals.

P.W. L. D. F. A. PLa.

AWAY

Goals

P. W. L. D. F. A. Pte. Pla. 7 10 22 7 4 1 2 12

7 6 10 15

2 12

8 6 0 2 21

5 14

6G01 17

8 11

6 2 2 2 10 10

3 12 13

(6)

7 10

3 197

:

Manchester U. (12)

Swansea (15)

Southampton (14) Oldham A. (18)

65 10 22 73 0 2 24 3 0 4 15

7

7 1 0 15

6 0 1 17

(-)

3.2

2 12

114 11

(9)

2 19

(9) Grimsby T. ()

Port Vale (20)

Notts F. (11)

Notts C. (16)

Chesterfield (17)

Preston N.E. (13)

Burnley (19)

1 18 13

1 19

1 2 3 11 11

3 3 2

2 1 3 8

73 49 18 18

7124 119

+West Ham U. (-) 7 3 2 2 20 14. Charlton A. (10) 71 4 2. 8 10

3 13 18

26 12

0 4 16

2 12 17

38 16

17

50 14 17

20

10 13

STOOLBALL AN ANCIENT VILLAGE GREEN GAME—STILL AND A MATCH WAS PLAYED ON THE HOVE CRICKET GRO TWEEN SUSSEX AND KENT. is Judge W. W. Grantham, K.

LAIMS ITS ADHERENTS, UND, HOVE, SUSSEX, BE. Mrs. Kemp (Sussex) is seen batting, whilst on right, in smock,

ame, geting as ùmníže. awal-known exponent of the g

GOOD CUEING

216 Stroke Should Be Made

On-An Even Keel.

NO SWING.

By "RISO LEVL

}

SHANGHAI UNLUCKY

Keats Strains Muscle In Second Trial.

DISAPPOINTING GAME.

True cueing to the one great Gash

3 5 11

2, 9 24

4 11

thing in billiards, and it means the

4 2 10

20

4 10

keeping of the cus exactly on the

2 12 20

4 10

line of arm as it is moved back-

B 27

5 15

3

wards and forwards previous to its being delivered at the ball.

•

:

THIRD DIVISION (SOUTH).

Brentford (5)^ Reading (2) Norwich C. (10) Exeter C, (7) Bristol R. (18) Chrystal P. (4) Luton T. (6) Northampton (14) *Aldershot (-) G. ( +Bristol Bournemouth (16) Queen's P.R. (13) Coventry C. (12) Watford (11) Southend. U. (8) Torquey

U. (19) Brighton (8) Clapton 0. (16) Swindon T. (17) Gillazham (21) Cardiff C. (9) *Newport C, (-)

Chester (3) Hull G. (8)

Wrexham (10)

Crewe A. (6)

Gateshead (2) Barrow. (5)

HOME

Goals,

P. W. L. D. F. A.Pts. 76 0 1 15 6 13 7 5 0 2 22

7 4/12 17 10 120 10 5 2

6 1 0 18 10

10

AWAY

Goals Total P.W. L. D. F. A. Pts. Pie. 01 18 7 13 26

11

7 2 1 4 10 63.2 1.20 16

7 1 3 3 12 14

2

10

713 8. 8 17

73 81 14 15.

4 2 13 18

19

8 11 21

8-2215.10

*

When the cue is not exactly on the original line of aim at the pre- ciso, moment of its striking the 719 ball, one or two things is bound to 8 18 happen.

D

18

5 17

7 15

4 14

4.14

7 1.51 11 23 3 11

18

1 6.0 9.24 151116 06 1

13.2 2 14

12

B

1.3 30 10

B

8 8 1 16

3 3 12 17

7. 5

8 16-1726

AWAY

THIRD DIVISION (NORTH).

HOME

Goals.

P. W. L. D. F. A. Pts.

4 15 16 8

11

6. 13

780 1.266

9.7 1.1 27

7 G 0179

7 691

15

13

3 13

R 7 0 1 21 7 12

・

Accrington 8. (14) 7 5 20 23 10 10

Southport (7)

Walsall (16)

Doncaster (15)...

BarnsleEY (-)... 7 5 9 2.49

715

Stockport C (12).

9. 10

(

242-1-18 12

9

12

10

dale (21)

8.23 8

741-28

7.3 3 1 13

And Stokes Should Secure Placcs.

Shanghai, Nov. 14.

At the Canidrome, yester. day, the second Interport Soc- cer trial was played, but the game for the most part was very disappointing, and could he of little value to the selec- tion committee. Another big crowd turned out to

What generally happens in that watch the play, although there the cue-ball is struck to the right were not so many present as there or left of its centre or its up-and-were at the last trial game.

The match resulted in a win for down central line, and this, of course, means that unintentional the Stripes, who on paper were side is imparted to the ball. the weaker side, by a goals to-2, but two of their points were gain

by penalties.

*

4 18 In fast strokes, more especiallyed

in forcing strokes, unintentional 313aldo makes no difference provided the object ball has peen taken as 10 Intended, but in slow or even me- dium-pace long-distance. strokes unintentional side is nearly always fatal.

Several players sustained injuries during the game, the. biggest loss being, when Keats was forced to leave the field

just prior to the interval. He collided heavily with... Chow when travelling at full speed, and sustained a badly strained thigh muscle.

He was easily the best for ward on the field, and it is to be hoped that his injury will prove to be but alight, as he certainly has played himself into the Interport side.

The Whites, captained by Gash, started off with ten players, - AL- deguer not turning out owing to a leg injury, but, as no substituta | was available, he came on after | half an hour, virtually a cripple, and therefore unable to do himself justice, albeit he opened the scor- ing with the first kick he made.

· FORWARDS DISAPPOINT. Both Chow and David- did well - in goal, while Stokes was the best full-back on the field.

He was

ably backed up by Lee, and the pair had a half-back trio in front of them who did grand work. Gash was outstanding among the halves, whilst Zee also was very good.

The forwards, with the exception of Keats, all, were off form........ Allt the wingers were weak, and the of a swing is an up-and-down move only inside forward to shine at all ment over a path of travel which lawas C. Chen, who did much clever work at inside-right for the the are of a circle.

Stripes. Lawton did not receive

*

Again, when the cue is not exact Goals Totally on the original line of aim at the Before cueing can be really good, the support which should have P.W.LD. FA. Pts. Pts. moment of its contact with the ball, it must be free from even a trace come his way, and the only real 7 6 2 0 15 8 10 21 failure at any long-distance stroke of this up-and-down movement. 73 3.1 IF 117 20

5 1 2 2 10 14 19 generally occurs even if the cue- 7.2 5.0 9 21 4 17 ball has been struck quita centrally!

because in this case the object ball 2.13 3.10 13

42 2 8 7 10 17 will be taken fullor or thinner

8-18 5 16 than intended. 315 316 .:.16

14 4, 13. 16 6-12

5. 15

**

...

scoring chance given him resulted in a goal, "Darkle" Chen was too

For all ordinary strokes, say, for much of a soloist, and roamed xample, centre-pocket in-offs and about a great deal to no purpose. ang top-pocket-in-offs from the D, Favacho was again very poor on he cue should be held as parallel the right wing, and usually was with the bed of the table as possi- easily stopped by Marcal, who le when aim is being taken, and kicked strongly, but often without hen as it is made to slide, back, directions

(Tung Hwa) and Stokes (S.F.C.); vards and forwards previous to Whites: Chow (Tung Hwa); Lee elivery at the cue ball, there Westwood (Police), Gash (Police) should not be the very slightest ele (captain) and Duffy (Police); Favacho (A.B.F.), Jack (Police); Lawton (East Chen (China) and Aldeguer ration of the butt.

Voong

6 15 As a rule, however, when the cue is not on the original correct line 7 13:38 IG

514 of aim at the precise moment of Its 6.62 10 18. 2. 14 12 11 12 13 11 contact with the ball, not only will

5 13

12 side be imparted to the cue-ball 7-241 81465 12 7 24 1 5 115 12 bat, quite irrespective of this, the 4 24 11 object ball will be taken fuller or

3f you want to cue weli remem- 411 thinner than intended, and this

Stripe NHSR.C.); 411 double fault is, of course, almost inber this As you, deliver your cue (Tung Hwa) and Marcal (A.S.F.); H at the ball it should be sliding on Madar: (8.1.C.), Zeo (Tung Hwa) and variably fatal.

Hurry

Keats (Police) (captain); la perfectly evon kesh

(East Lancs.), C. C. Chen (Toug Hw2), Tamburini (S.1.C.); Gonsalves (Club Lusitane) and W Wilkinson

Police).

•—North China Daily News.

V. St. Johnstone (-) Tram (18)". Rangers (-)

U. Carlisle 1 Third

Lanark (2) v. Ayr (0)

Rotherham U. (19) [Teams in black denote probable Halifax T. (17)

York C.. (9) winners, and when neither team up-

Hartlepools (18).· pears in black a draw, is indicated. Figures in brackets denote the result New Brighton (20) 4 1 4 1 - 7 - 16 --

(11) Darlington of the corresponding -match":"last season.]

SCOTTISH LEAGUE.

NEWPORT DEFEAT

BRIGHTON:

Aberdeen (7) Rangers (2) Hearts (8) Motherwell (1)

Merthyr Town Qualify St Mirren (6) -

For EA, Cup.

London, To-day.

The postponed match between

Celtic

Hove Albion was played yeat

SMPIT

Newport County and Brighton and

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72 50716 870 5 211 31 70 52820

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Goals P.W.LD. F. A. Pts 97 1 1-80 -9 16 8 6 0 2 28 8 14 4847 01 24. 4. 15

96-12-28

Park (16) - 7 6 11 19

Hamilton A. (10)

Lanark

(9)

(6)

Falkirk

(18)

Merthyr Town yesterday, quali

Cowdenbeath (12) 84 Dander (11)

Morton (35)

and resulted in a win for the ARAB

County at home, br 5 goals, to 2.

(Tables on Page 9.) A

fod to meet Queen's Park Rangers Airdrieonians (14) 884-1(12

hy the First Round proper of the E. Stirling, (-) --- 0.2 5. 1 11

FA Cup

Yesterday the Town beat Street by 5 goals to 2 in the replay of their fourth qualifying round on- counter-Reuter

#OW[The figures in brackets/d

Club at the

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AWAY

My Goals

Total P.W. L. D.

"DEF.A. Pts. Pts.

17 8 9 23 7 32

Although this sliding of the cue on the ling of aim in its single or If you match any trotse nos cue several backward and forward man playing a long in-off from the movements is the first essential to D-object ball: somewhere in the correct cueing, it will not of itself vicinity of the centre spot--you ensure it, for really good cueing will invariably notice that the butt means something very much more of the cup is never more than an

BEARS 22than just the prevention of the inch or so above the cushion rail at

B 22

9 351 11 15 8 25 3 10 14 721 slightest side-to-side movement of

9721 the cue.

Other writers on the game when discussing in their booke this ques

I

the moment that the cue point strikes the ball.

Indeed, if you watch a good red- ball player, making a break off the

refer to what they term "the swing hear the sound made by the cue of the cue but the word "swing". rubbing against the woodwork of in relation to ene-movement is un the cushion as he strikes his ball doubtedly wrong for no matter for some fast long in-offay

2707052807 movement cuelag may be, any ten

8170 10 15 2 7 dency to

the cus will every

And whopover the cue slides across the cushion rail in one of

the position occupied by the now and then prove fatal. these long in-offs, Indubitable proof

LINN la afforded that it has been prac

A child's swing moves up and tically parallel with the bad of the

down. The pend

does the same.

of a clock table at the moment of its contact

essence with the ball.