1932-12-09 — Page 9

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1932.

THE CHINA MAIL.

ANGE SPORT PAGE END

ARSENAL ENGAGED IN LONDON "DERBY”

Villa Visit Leeds And

Need Points.

HEARTS ▾ ABERDEEN.

Arsenal

are

now

hot

Tavourites for the premier League Championship, especially in view of the Villa's lapse since their defeat at the hands of the Thrustics. To-morrow the Highbury "wonder team" are entertaining Chelsca in a "derby" game which should be witnessed by a capacity crowd. The Pensioners beat the League Cham- plons last week, but they will find in David Jack, Alex James, Hulme, Coleman and Bastin one of the finest forward lins in England, and it will

come as no surprise to hear of a smashing defeat.

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THE Villa are travelling to Leeds and may relinquish their place the to Derby and as runners-up Wednesday if they do not collect at Last week they least one point. lost their 100 per cent. home record to the Wednesday by 6 goals to 8 after a convincing defeat at the hands of Manchester City the pre- vious week.

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VERTON, league champlons,

Eshould just be able to account

far Huddersfield, in probably the most interesting match of the day. It will all depend on "Dixie" Dean.

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HE Second Division will stage

Home And Away Soccer Tables to Date

Arsenal (2)

FIRST DIVISION.

HOME

Goals.

P. W. L. D. F. A. Pia.

8

13 6 1 1 28 13

32 15 16 Aston Villa (5) ... 9 8 10

9 13 Derby C. (15).... 8 6 11 21.

9. 7 0 2 23 10 16 Wednesday (3)

8 5 2 1 13 9 11 fluddersfield (4) *Leeds U. (-) 91 15 9 Newcastle U. (11) West Bromwich (6) 9. West (8) Portsmouth

(1)

Everton Bolton W. (17) Sunderland (13) Blackburn R. (16) Blackti Liverpool (10) Sheffield U. (7) Chelsea (12)

Blackpool (20)

Manchester C. (14)

9 1 1 3 22 14 13

9 6 2 1

1 2 18

9 6 2 1 18 12 8 5 0 3 19 10

6 12 24 13.

3 2 3 16 1

8 2 2 4 18

1 3 3 22

AWAY

Goals

CHINESE

INTERPORTERS

ARRIVE BACK Suen And Wong Score The Goals.

6,000 AT CHARITY GAME.

Total Leung Says All Played Well

la Interview.

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

(By OUTSIDE LEFT).

HF Ave Colony Chinese soccer

9 71 26 15 15 28 Я 2 4 13 14 24 9 4 3 2 19 18

TO 23

8 3 4 1 17 15

7

23

10 2 15 11

10

58 10

7

20

THE

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19 22

5

10 17

6 1 13 28

6 1 14 20

17 20 13 21 4. 10 22

players,

Suen

STAPLETON FOR K.C.C. THE MAMAK

INTERPORTER IN 2ND XI TO-MORROW.

Oxford Coaching Seen At Nets' Practice.

BEAUTIFUL STYLE.

C. Kam-shun,

20 Wong Mei-shun, Cheng Shui-hong,

19 Lau-mau and Leung Wing-chul, ac- 18companied by Mr. Mok Hing-kwal,

17

the joint manager of the team, who

16 remained In Shanghal after the de-. 7 15 parture of the victorious Colony in 15 order to play in charity football in 615 aid of the Northern Volunteers, ar-

(By ATHOLE).

J. STAPLETON, Hong

and 1922, is playing for the Kowloon Cricket Club. Second League eleven against the Royal Navy at the K.C.C. to-

morrow.

Learning his cricket at Fram- rived back in the Colony this morn-lingham College, Stapleton met 2 14

with great success in local cricket, 1ing by the President Pierce.

Leung Wing-chui, the brilliant securing his place in two Colony

2.6 0.8 19 1808 25

9 270 12 21

3 1 11 10

9

9 0 6 3 9 18

12

8 26 1 10 16

G

8 25 1 18 22

Leicester C. (19) *Wolves (1)

9 3 5 10 13

7

8 0 6 2 10 28

9

8 3 4 1 20 22

7

9 0 8 1

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Hong Kong Interport team in their sive years. match against the Combined Chin-

Birmingham (9) Middlesbro (18)

Stoke C. (3) Bradford C. (7) Tottenham (8) Bary (6)

Fulham (-)

SECOND DIVISION.

HOME

Goals.

P.W. L. D. F. A. Pt.

9 7 0 2 35

10 left half, who played well for the sides against Shanghai in succes-

He played in the 1921 May in

NUEN KAM-SHUN, the Chinese interporter, scor

ed four of the five goals regia- tered by the Combined Chinese alde in the charity game in Shanghai.

EUROPEANS BEAT CHINESE.

SHIELD

Champions Beat Battery

By Four Goals.

In a Mamak Tournament Hockey Match played on the U.S.R.G. ground yesterday afternoon the Radio Sports Club, champions of the competition, defeated the 24th Battery R.A. by four goals to all.

At the interval the Radio led by three goals, but were only able to find the not once in the second half, due to the stubborn defence of the Battery. A fifth goal scor ed for the Radio was disallowed for offside. Awtar Singh (2) "and Gurbachan Singh (2) notted for the Radio.

MAMAK TOURNAMENT.

Table To Data.

Goals

P. W. L. D. F. A. Pia

St.

R. E.

Radio

11 10 0 1 45 .8 21 8 17 lat Bty. H.K.S. 0 8 0 1 43 R.A:S.C. 14 7 5 2 20 21 18 R. C. Signals .10 7 2 182 18 15 7. 0 0 27 8:14 Andrew's 8 6.1 1 89 Medway

.10 6 2 8 20 Police.....

64 1 1 12

13

12th B.A.

Hong Kong & Shanghai Incognitos

Hotels Game

The European Staff of the Hong

12 -4.7 1 12 27

0 8 2 111 5 8 2 0 11 10

The weather was No. 7 Stapleton contributed 4 to Kong and Shanghai Hotela casily university 2010

AWAY

9 7 1 I 17

9 6 1 2 21

3 6 14

15

8

12 27

Goals Total P. W. L. D. F. A. Pie. Ple: fair and the ground fast.

B 512 15

8 3 2 3 12 11

9 23

204 17 10 12

235 5 16

16 14 944 1 11 11

7 23

* 3 · 16

8 20

14 19

8 19

19

9 19

16

718

19

3

7 5 1 1 18 11 11

3 17 10 16

Manchester U. (12) 9 4 2 2 1

(15) Swan A. (4)

Southampton (14) Oldham A. (18)

B 70

9 4 2 3 14 8.5 1.21

The "derby" game at the Oldham (6) 5 1:2 29

Craven Cottage ground when Ful- ham entertain the vastly improved Spurs combination. Tottenham have won their last six games and with their loyal supporters in atten- dance should continue in winning vein, They are desperately striv- ing for promotion.

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HE most interesting gume in the Scottish League will be that between the Hearts and Aberdeen. Last week the Rangers lowered Aberdeen's coloura and they lost the leadership of the League.

This

week Aberdeen will be all out ́ ́to stave off the "rot”, that might set in with a'defeat at the hands of the Hearts. The home team should win, however, though the Heurts will be unable to overhaul the Rangers, who should win against Queen's Park, or shake off the at- tention of Motherwell, who should beat East Stirling.

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AIGHTEEN teams have retained an unbeaten home record to date: the Wednesday, Everton, Bury, Tottenham, Southampton. Brentford, Reading, Luton, North ampton, Hull, Crewe, Gateshead, Southport, Walsall, Doncaster, Rangers, Hearts and Hamilton Academicals.

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EVENTEEN teams have failed

Sto register away victories: Birmingham, Leicester, Wolves, Swanses, Notts County, West Ham, Luton, Northampton, Cardiff City. Southport, Walsall, Mansfield, Rotherham, Hartlepools, Darling- ton, Kilmarnock and Airdrieonians.

H. K. LADIES' TEAM.

The following will represent a team comprised of 1st and 2nd XI players from the Ladies' Hockey Club, in a match against H. M. 8. "Suffolk" on the Naval Ground at Happy Valley to-morrow at 8

p.m.

M. Bird: A. Nicol, E. Westlake; M. Rattey, A. Owen Hughes, 0. Ferguson; H. Knill, M. Alun Jones, E. Bonnar, A. G. Orme and E Blackburn,

POLICE TEAM TO-MORROW.

The following will represent the Police in their First Division soccer league match; against the Club at Caroline Hill: to-morrow at 4 pm. Parkina, Blackbourne, Brittain, Mintey, Channing, Jessop: T. Pile, Moss, Johnston, Stephens, C. Pile.

RECREIO SOCCER TEAM. WASTA

The following will represent the Club de Recrélo in their Third DI- vision League soccer match against

A

Millwall (9) Preston N.E. (13)

Notts F. (11)*** Notts C. (16)

Grimsby T. (-) Port Vale. (20) Fort

Burnley (19) ........ Chesterfield (17)

812 17

9 4 6 0 21 8 1 3 4 13 9 4 3 2 22 9K 1.8 20 8 4 3 1.19 9 2.7 6

14

9 7 2 1 4

2 22 17 10

West Ham U. (-) 84.2 Charlton A. (16)

10

10 8

9 0 7

9 2 5 2 13 14

6

8 1

HOME

THIRD DIVISION (SOUTH);

Brentford (5) Reading Norwich Bristol R. (18) Exeter C. (7) Crystal P. ( Queen's P.R. (19) Watford (11) Southend

U. ·(3) Luton T. (6) *Aldershot (-) Northampton (13) Bournemouth (15) +Bristol C. (-) Coventry C. (12)

(19) Torquay Brighton (8) Gillingham (21) Clapton 0. (16) Cardiff C. (9) Swindon T. (17) Newport C, (-)

Goals.

W. L. D. F. A. Pts. 7 6 0 1 15 6 13 9 6 0 3 30. 13 15

9 5 1 3 20 10 13

9 7 11 21 12 15 6.21 20 10 11

8 6 2 0 21 11 12 9 4 2 3 22 17 11 5 1 3 18 9 13

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ese in an Interview with the terport when Capt. E. I M. Barrett China Mail, said that only one knocked up 165 for Shanghai-the charity game

was played, the at-highest individual score in the tendance at the Canidrome reaching series of 82 matches. Going in just over 6,000,

the Colony first inninga total of accounted for the Chinese Staff by Wishart 80, "Doc" O'Hara, who took 7 for 15, goals to 2 in the annual soccer Phoenix

R.A.M.C 26 in this innings, getting past his match on the St. Joseph's ground,

The Veteran defence. The "Doc" claimed his Happy Valley, yesterday. wicket, one of six for 62, in the Europeans were leading by eleven amar

24th second innings, Stapleton only clear goals at the interval. scoring one. Hong Kong lost that European Staff:-L. Marques; S. Parthian game by an Innings and 169 rune. Potculoff, A. Krilovsky; W. H. Brown K.I.T.C.

(captain), R. Silva-Netto, Pat White; 8th Destroyers 10 10 CLUB. CRICKET SUCCESS. A. Gutierres, W. Wirth, E. V. Jenkins, German

Chinese Staff-Ho

In the 1922 November Interport Souza, and L. Fernandes Kwok

in Hong Kong, Stapleton went in

Ping-lam, Mu! Shin-kee; Li Ho-cheun, No. 3, but was bowled by "Torry" Lau Hong-door, L: Chi-dun; Mok Yee- Wilson for a "duck" In the first Hck, Kwok Hon-wab, Ho Ka-kwan, innings and caught off the same Chan Chung-in and Lu Kwong-kun. bowler for 14 in the second inh-1 ings.

Stapleton played his last game

in the Colony during the 1921-2

5 2 3

71

R.A. 20th R.A.

1 5

4 13

908 1 4 25

Club 7.0.7 0 1

Y.M.C.A. BEAT MEDWAY BY A GOAL.

At King's Park, yesterday the

· [Y.M.C.A second eleven defeated a

H. K. C. C. INTER CLUB. team from HMS Medway by a

goal scored by Ar R-Brown in the

The following teams will play in early stages of the game.

Though playing only ten men

Beason when he left for England the Hong Kong Cricket Club Inter- to go up to Oxford. Though meet Club game on the H.K.C.C. ground the "y" were good value for their MR. MOK HING-KWAL ding with tio, outstanding success on Saturday, at 2 p.m.

win. HD. Lowe played an ex- AWAY

Goals Total A. Pts. Pla. PAW. D. F.

The Combined Chinese team in while at the University he played A. W. Hayward (Captain); E. R.cellent game at centre-half, and 96 2.1 19 12 13 26 cluded all the-Hong Kong Chinese, several very good knocks in Sur: Duckitt, F. Baker, A. K. Mackenzie, E. F. Selk and A. Tate were Im- C. W. E. Bishop, H. J..D. Lowepressive full backs. The Medway 23 their opponents being a Combined rey Club cricket games. 2 1 4 10 88 21

Arriving back in the Colony L. A. R. Duncan, J. Ricketts R. O.players were of the hard hitting 1 $-3 12 14 5 20 European eleven, -

after an absence of ten years F. King, J. Bergne Coupland and and bustling type, but, in spite of better stick-work, they were-un- Stapleton has lost no time In find-R. R. Davies.

A. Reid (Captain); H. R. B. Han- able to score owing to the close ing his way to the cricket nets at the K.C.C. When I saw him bat cock, G. B. Dunkley L. T. Ride, marking of the "Y" defenders. ting earlier in the week I was A. D. Lowson, C. E. R. Clarabat; most impressed.

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2 6.0 9 14

B 15

H 19

7 19 19

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3 2 4 17 18 10 86 0 2 25 9 14 1.5 2 2 16 8 12 6 12 5 0.2 26 -3 1 3 16 10

2 3 3 11 21

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THIRD DIVISION (NORTH)..

Chester (3) Hull C. (8) Crewe A. (0) Gateshead (3) Wrexham (10) Southport (7)... Barrow (5)

HOME

Goals.

P.W. L. D. F. A. Pts. 10 5 1 4 22 11 14

7 6 €1.26 8 13

9 8 0 1 27 5 17

8 7 0 1 23 7 12

711 279 15 702-195 16 32 8 18 112 Accrington 8. (14) 9 6 3 0 25 13 12

Rochdale (21) Walna (16) Doncaster (15)

:(-) C. (12).

Carlisle U. (18)

19

-3.0 4,14

42-1

18

4 2.2 23

05 18 21

10 3 2 4 10-

AWAY

Goals

6 12

10:

Total

P. W. L. D. F. A. Pia. Pt.

7.5 20 168 10 24

The game was fast, the Chin- ese taking the lead early on through Saen Kam-shun. The

Colony inside left scored three more soon. after to place the Chinese in an unassailable position. The European eleven fought gamely to decrease the arrears, and succeeded in scoT- ing once.

Wong Mel-shan scored the Chinese team's fifth goal Ers brilliant style, the game ending in a win for the Chinese by 5 goals to 1.

Leung said all the local men played a good game, Suen being understanding outstanding; his with the other Chinese forwards was excellent.

The Hong Kong Chinese went on

He is a stylish batsman, one of the very few in the Colony, being very strong on the leg --side. The pace of the mat- ting wicket was a little too fast for him, but he was able to display one or two beauti- fully executed late cuts, while the shortish ball was given all that it deserved. His defence is very sound and he watches the ball right on to the bat. Stapleton will be. In the first team for the Kowloon Club's next premier league fixture, and the

93 33 13 13 9 22 board the Pierce on Monday night, Selectors will find it difficult who

W. E. Hunt, C. A. Wright, LA. Whipps, H. J. Armstrong and J. M. Sunley.

LADIES PARTICIPATE IN GOALLESS DRAW,

The "Y" Ladies held the Re- R. H. K. G. C. MEETING.

creio Ladies to a goalless draw on the, D.GS. ground yesterday. The Annual General Meeting of M. Mason, the "Y" captain, play- the R.H.K. Golf Club, with an Exed at centre-half Imatead of centre traordinary General Meeting to forward and the change proved to follow, will be held in the Board-be very satisfactory. B. Walker room of Messrs. Jardine, Matheson led the attack effectively and res & Co. at 5.30 p.m. on Thursday ceived admirable support from M. December 15.

SCHOOLS ATHLETICS.

Mason Though attacking for the most part of the game the Ladies were unable to score in the face of the splendid defensive tac The Fifth Canton Schools' Athletics of C. Osmund. -

10, 1088.

214 21 but as the tide was out the ship to omit from their formidable team tie Meeting will be held on January

7 2.50 9.214

9 4 8 3 15 14 9 21 delayed sailing until late on Tues-to allow for his inclusion.

7 1 3 8 11 1720 day afternoon.

7.0

84 2 2

8 12

4. 1

9 14 34

.3 19 They were met this morning by

.7.10-19.

618 representatives of the South China 5 17 Athletic Association and the Chin- ese Athletic Association, and, were given a rousing welcome.

716

At a farewell dinner given to the 1370 5 2 10 18 2-15 Hong Kong Interport team, by the 9 10

5:15 China. National Amateur Athletic 42325 22 38118 .15 31 13

Rotherham B. (19) 8 6 12 146 14 York C. (9) Tranmere (4) Halifax T (17) | Hartlepools. (13) Darlington (11) New Brighton

Rangers. (2) Hearts (8) Motherwell (1)

· Celtic - (8) Aberdeen (7) Hamilton A(10) -1St. Johnstone; St. Mirren (5) Kilmarnock (9). Third-Lanark (4) Partick T Queen's Park (16) Aπ U} (17),.. Clyde (18) - Cowdenbeath (12) Morton (18) Falkirk (18) Danilce (11)

Airdrieoniana (14)

IThe Club at the

the. R. A. 9. C. to-morrows. Burling

M. Remedios J. J. Lima, A. J. Barretto AR Xavier, W.-- Mao kintosh, R. Laurel, F. J. Martinho Marques VH. Kavier, J. Figuéite: do, C. Barros, and J. D. Remedios...

8 22 11

8.143

70 6 215

SCOTTISH LEAGUE.

HOME

Goals

P.W. LD. F.

1 2 38 10

810 1772

15 Federation, at the Great Eastern

Hotel, on November 27, speeches

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which stressed the close co-opera-

10tion between Chinese and European

10 football teams, and the presentation

Total

AWAY

Goals PV.LD. Y E. A Pts Pta

96-9 1 219 55-117 16

RANGER'S FORECAST

ENGLISH LEAGUE.

First Division :

Chelsea

of two footballs bearing the signs ARSENAL

ture and stamp of Mayor Wu of BIRMINGHAM v. •Liverpool Shanghai to Mr. W. E. Hollands

BLACKBURN and Mr. Mok Hing Kwai, joint man Blackpool agers of the Interport team, and a DERBY

silver cigarette case to Mr. V. Le- noise, who refereed both games, were features of the dinner,

EVERTON Leeds Mancht WEDNE

WEST BROM

5 2 3 25 16 12 27 SOUTH CHINA CELEBRATION. SUNDERLAND

The South China Athletic Asso

clation, champions of the Chinese

219 Boxing Competition, which was held

[v. Newcastle'

Sheffold U. Wolves

·Huddersfield: Aston Villa PORTSMOUTH Middlesboro".. Leicester Boltoní

SECOND DIVEION. BRADFORD.C.v. Oldham

BURY

Chariton

FREEPYNrtnight ago in the Chinese Ama

CHESTFIELD V. Grimary

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1016 19:18

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15 tour Athletic Federation's hall, are

18.5-16, 414 15 holding a dinner tonight to cele

brackets denote the position occ

of last season

Club

brate their victory.

SAINTS POSTPONE FIXTURES:

29 29 The Second Divi

between St. Joseph's China, scheduled for tom been postp

Division game between the B. A. I

and St. Joseph's;

Fallamy, TOTTENHAM Lincoln VELSTOKE

MILLWALL v. Plymouth NOTTS C. 7. Burnley Port Vale, unley, Bradford art STHAMPTON Notts F SWANSEA ví “Preston WEST HAM v Man

THIRD DIVISION (8 Bournemouth

Clapton G

Стук

WATFORD

THIRD DIVISION (NORTH), Darlington

VBARROW

SCOTTISH LEAGUE.

AIRDRIE CELTIC COW BEATH East Stirling HAMILTON HEARTS

First Division

Ayr U

Dundee Third, Lanark MOTHERWELL

St. Johnstone: Aberdeen

KILMARNOCK. v. Clyde

MORTON

V. Falkirk Partick

VST MIRKEN Queen's Park RANGERS

F.A. CUP-Third Round,

SOUTHEND

Bearbora” BRISTOL R. v. Gillingham Folkestone MASAUNEWPORT IN THAMPTON. Vid Doncasters.

CHESTER

READING By Coventry. BRISTOL, CV Tranmere R. Brighton

DESE WERKHAM✨ Stockport Luton HALIFAX

V. Workington SOUTHPORT Y Swindon

Hartlepoole BULL

Aldershot

Darlington.

Márrate dysséen, PRZ

BAINTS LADIES' DRAW.

On the Marina ground yesterday afternoon, the St Andrew's Club, Ladies team drew with the. Deep Sea Scouts elevan, each side scor- ing a goal. P. Gittina netted for. the Sainta

C.B.A. LADIES DISAPPOINT.

Only four ladies of the OB.A. team M. Whitley, A. E. E. Steele, G. MacNider and E. Carroll-turn ed up at King's Park yesterday afternoon for practice, under the guidance of Mr. C. C. Franels, the versatile Club forward

HE LADIES. TEAM FOR TO-DAY.

The following will represent the Hong Kong Ladies' Hockey Club "A" XI in a match against St. Andrew's Scout Troop at Seokun poo at 5.15 p.m. to-day M. Bird; V Blackburn, A. Nicol, A. Owen Hughes, D. Robertson, A. Hallifax; E. Bell, J. Dalziel, FM. Harrop JChurchill And M. Blahop.

"A" Eleven

The following will represent the Hong

Ladion Hockey Club atch against St Pay at Bookunpog at 3.15 to-morrow Harrie Walk Blackburn, MA King: E Robertson, B. Frank-

8. Laing PMË Churchill and B. King.