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RANGER'S WEEK-END HOME SOCCER FORECAST

CLUB'S FINE

RUGBY GESTURE

TO THE NAVY

Triangular Tourney Dates Revised.

[MACINTOSH UNLIKELY TO PLAY

THIS SEASON

Changes In Club "A" For To-morrow's Game

(By SCRUM HALF).

DIE CLUB have made a very sporting gesture in allow

ing the Navy to bring forward their second Traingu- lar Tournament game against

January

the

Club from

TO

34 TEAMS TO BATTLE IN SECOND "C" COMPANY

ROUND OF F.A. CUP: ARSENAL VISIT WIN BORDERERS

SOCCER SHIELD TO ROKER PARK: SPURS AT HOME

Williams Gives, Fine Display In Goal.

MOTHERWELL AND RANGERS SHOULD WIN English League,

FIRST DIVISION,

▼ DERBY (0)

F.A. Cup.

Second Division

Gillingham.

CHARLTON BRISTOL_C. WALSALL GATESHEAD QUEENS P. R. CARLISLE Stockport Rotherham

Aston Villa (2) Cheleen (3) ▼ Manchester C (1) HUD'SFIELD (9) v Middlesbro (1) LEICESTER (6) W. Bromwich (2) LIVERPOOL (4) Wednesday

(1) PORTSMOUTH(2) v Everton SHEFFIELD U. (0) v_Leedu (0)

Blackburn (-). Stoke (-)

Y ARSENAL undersid AM)(-) ANAL (1) ALIFAN

Newcastle (1) TABLE TO DATE

WOLVES.(1)

DA

v Barrow

Orient

v North Shields

v New Brighton

Cheltenham

v Crystal P.

COVENTRY

NORTHAMPTON v Torquay

Sutton

SWINDON Goals Southend PWLD FA PE WORKINGTON .17 10 25 33 15 25 Gainsboro

17 9 4 4 20 15 22 Bournemouth Huddersfield..17 8 9 6 42 30 23 ACCRINGTON Blackburn ...17 362 88 34 20 Derby....

19 20 Manchester C. 17 7 1 6 24 18 20 Sunderland

13 Arsenal to January 6 in place of the Army Tottenham as the Kent and Suffolk are leaving on January 9. If the game were played on the original date the Navy would be without Lt. Evans

17 8 6 3 6 4

the English International forward, goramich 17 7 46 4

and his second-row colleague, Lt. Nixon. the Navy "cap." Mid Darley

LANE, CRAWFORD. LTD. would also be missed at centre Middlesboro

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THE K.G.C. JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIP.

Fifteen Qualifiers For Match Play.

following Players quali-

ARGYLS WIN

16 7 6 3 20

.17 773 34

.16 8 8 0 33

✓ Hartlepools

V READING

V

Dartford

Chester

Newport

✓ ALDERSHOT

v Bristol Rovers

7 Tranmere

Scottish League.

FIRST DIVISION,

27 18 AIRDRIE (1) 18 Clyde (0) 豬豬

28 17 Dundeo (3)

34 17 FALKIRK (-)

38 16 HEART8 (4)

29 16M'WELL

v Celtic (0)

English League.

▼ Lincola (0)

SECOND DIVISION. |BOLTON (-) ▼ Swanses BRADFORD (1) Fulham BRENTFORD (1) ▼ Millwall Burnley (0) GRIMSBY (2) MANTER U. (2) FOREST (-) OLDHAM (2) PLYMOUTH (2) PRESTON (-))

WEST HAM (2)

Grimsby

Blackpool

Port Vale

Bolton

Preston

v Southampton (2) v Notts C. (0)

v

Blackpool (-)

v Bury (1) v Port Vale (1) v Hull (-)

Bradford C. (4)

TABLE TO DATE

P

Goals

KEEN GAME WON BY 4-1

FROM "B" COMPANY

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(By OUTSIDE LEFT.) football game full of thrills and' A

excitement, was witnessed at Sookumpoo yesterday after- noon, when "C" Company defeated "B" Company by 4 goals to 1 to win the later-Company Football Competition of the South Wales

WLD FAPt Borderers. .17 12 5 0 41

14 24

.17 10 5 2 28 18 22

Williams the winners' custodian .17 A 44 30 18 22 was the hero of the game, his last. € 1 32 26 21minate sayes. and his charging

24 19 down

of a dozen certain-looking 28 10

.17 10

17

West Ham .17

8

30 19 goals will go down as the most Brentford v Cowdenbeath (2) Manchester U. 17 & 7 2 28 34 18 amazing display of goal-keeping

KIL'NOCK (3)

Plymouth....17 G6 6 36 36 18 in the history of Army Football in

..27 6

66 28 31 17 Carafford

....17 ỗi Hong Kon”. Fulham

17 17 Southampton 17 7 8 19 17 17 Notts P. Notts

v Queen O'S (-)

y Aberdeen (1)

v Queens P. (0)

28 16 JOHNSTONE (2) v Hamilton (0) 20 15 8T. MIRREN (1) ▼ Partick (1)

| three-quarter.

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Dec. 16-v Army (a)

Dec. 23- Navy (b)

Aston Villa Wolves Birmingham The following are the revised Leierser

for the Club's Triangular Everton dates

Newcastle Wednesday Stoke Sheffield

.17 7 8 2 32

(3)

y Ayr (1)

4 6

-17 A 9 8 17

38 1C RANGERS (1) 16 10 ST

·17 2 7 6 26

U.

Tournament games:

Jan. 6-v Navy (h) Jan. 13-v Army (h)

The setbacks

16 5 6 5 28

15

THIRD

17 6 10 2 20 37 17 5 10 2 26 34 12 LANARK (-) 'Hibernians (-)

17 3 8 6 16 37 12

..17 4 10 3 20 44 11 Chelsen.17 3 12 2 21 42 8 THIRD DIVISION (South), EXETER (2) Luton (0)

TABLE TO DATE

received by the once all-conquering Club fifteen at the hands of the Navy has inspired no little enthusiasm among the first They are now training al team most every night, and to-morrow's "A" side against the Navy "A" - cludes several strange faces for this grade of play. P. Whitham, R. H. Griffiths, and G. P. Lammert. Luton

The match is due to start on the Club ground at 4.45 p.m.-nearly 20 minutes earlier than usual. The Club side has been revised as fol- lows:

Oldham Bradford C.

Burnley

Bury

37 6 6

The winners were fall value for their win and distinctly outplayed "B" Company in practically every départment. The winners resorted to the short passing game with a considerable of success, while both wingers were absolutely tireless in their efforts to land the ball in their opponents' rosimouth. Suter's Fine Display

17 6 7 2 24 27 16 17 6 7 4 24 27 15 17 7 0 1 20 30 15 17 8 3 29 35 18 176 9 3 24 40 18 measure 17 4 8 4 22 29 .17 3 9 6 12 23 11 17 39 11 24 THIRD DIVISION (North)

Swansea Lincolo

A Pta Millwall

47 16 37

TABLE TO DATE

Goals

P W

Motherwell

20 17 0 3

Rangers

10 15 2 2

20 10

Hearts

Ayr. Utd. Goals PWLD FA Pls Aberdeen

17 11 32 45 26 24 Kilmarnock

..

60 20 32 DARLINGTON (3) » York (0)

52 54 20 MANSFIELD (4) Crewe (0)

TABLE TO DATE

19 10 45 453 26 2

10 9 6 2 43 20 20 St. Johnatone 10 8

8 5 4 35 28 201

P

17 23

36 8 4 4 39 22 20 10 N 4 39 22 20

een

O'S

Norwich Charlton Crystal Coventry Queen's P. R. 1694 36 17 21 Celtie Bristol R...

10 B & 3 29 31 19 Hamilton Reading 10 8 5 3 36 29 19 Dundee

16 7 5 4 24 30 3 Queen's Park 1976 4 27 31 18 Hibernians 17 7 0 4 35 30 18 Clyd 1G G6 4 24 22 16

inde Swindon Exeter

17

8 3 282

0 2

.19 10 0 0 20 20 Chesterfield

42 43 10

19 8 8 8 18 7 6 5 37 18 7 7 4 34 41 18

Stockport Walsall

23 13 Barnsley

118

Tranmere

28 16 Barrow

18 7 11 18 7 11 1 37 48 15 Halifax

3232 16 Doncaster 0 10 3 32 32 16

397 29 37 15 Hartlepools

10

28 25 10 Third Lanark 19 16 5 6 5 16 22 15 Airdrie 16 6 8 2 28 34 14 Cowdenbeath

10

....

772314 St. Mirren

14 5 8 3 25 31

Clapton Brighton..

Aldershot Bournemouth Torquay Gillingham Northampton .16 5 8 32 Cardif Whitman, R. Watford R. P. Edwards; J. P. H. Griffiths. J. Hutchison and G. Y.,

Newport Lammert; L. G. Robertson and II. C. Southend

K. Noble, Bristal.C. Mecke; W. R. Andrews, R. I. Cherrill, N. M. Cochrane.

S.

H. Garrod, I O. F. King. A. R. Gox and E. G. Jones.

Reserves: W. Harris Walker, T. M.

.14 5 9 2 22

14 5 9 2 22 37

.10 4 8 4 24 29

.16 3 7.0

10 4 0 3

16

3 8

KENT BEAT.

1. Redmond. K. Noble and A. 1. Har SMALL SHIPS BY

burd.

Now

that rowing is over Lt.

8 PTS. TO 3

Hebert, one of the best Army for No Scoring In The First

wards. will be derating his time solely to rugger. He is making

a very praiseworthy effort to con- vert several of the Artillery players to the handling code, but tia proving an arduous thak, 18 they have played only soccer. There will come a day, however, when the Artillery, two Battalion teams, the Navy, and the Club will be more or leas on a level footing.

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1. N. Macintosh who was select- ed to visit Shanghai with the Colony team early this year, is under doctor's orders and it is most un-i

Macintosh's absence.

Selby in

Half.

DESERVED TRIUMPH

(By OUTSIDE LEFT).

KENT defeated

H.H.M.S. Tamar and Small

Ships by a goal and a try (8 points) to airy (3 points) in a friendly rugby game played at Happy Valley yesterday afternoon.

Both sides were fairly evenly

closing

likely that he will appear this sea-balanced although the Kent had son. It is fortunate that the Club more of the play in the have In H. C. Mecke a very fine un-stages of the game.

"Jake" derstudy to

Forward passes and bad heeling the first half were frequent in when neither side could make any Telegraphist Hudspeth of K.M.S.headway, although both pets of Kent, who plays on the left forwards were often close to each wing

for the Navy premier others' goal-lines, but could not get soccer eleven, made his first attempt over. The first half yielded at rugby yesterday afternoon when score.

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110

19 1

11 2 37 47 14

11 Crow

5 30 02 11

Carlisle

12 2 24 40 10 Accrington

12 4 35 35 10) Gateshend

22 41 8 Wrexham

SPECIAL

KOME

Motherwell, Tottenham, Grimsby.

Sroindon, Gateshead.

AWAY

Arsenal, Kilmarnock, Coventry, Reading, Aldershot. DRAWS Chelsea, Burnicy, Bournemouth, Dundee, Southend,

ARSENAL BEAT AUSTRIA

London, To-day.. Arsenal beat an Austrian eleven at Highbury yesterday by 4 goals to Austria shared four goals with Scotland recently.-Reuter.

2.

INTERPORT SOCCER SELECTION: COMMITTEE ELECTED Chinese y Rest On January 1

At a meeting of the Football Association Council yesterday, Messrs. H. D. Tollinton, A. Goldenburg, H. K. Lee and F. T. James were appointed members of the Interpart Selection Com- mitter, with powers to co-opt and add to their numbers:

It was also decided to arrange a football game between the Chinese and the Rest on New Year's Day in aid of the Children's Playing Grounds Fund,

“A” LINCOLNS · WIN OVER

'SIGNALS="E

Suter saved the losers from a Goals bigger defeat. His last minute P W L FA Pa dashes into the fray caused many

D 16 14 2 0 45 14 28

16 10 3 3 38 21 28 upsets, while his intercepting was .16 @ 6 1 37 29 19 superb. "C" Coy. started at a fast

27 10 and furious pace and took their op 5 8 31 18 1ponents completely by surprise to 45 40 31 open the scoring through Morgan, 0 2 28 23 18 who fashed the ball with

54 25 25

22 18

4 6 4 29 38 10 time effort.

a first

6 6 4 27 27 10 Soon after "C" Company's for- 6 0 4 21 25 10 wards brought the spectators to

5 7 6 21 38 their feet when 15

BAW

a clever move by

Marshfield

York

New Brighton 16

Chester

Rotherham

Southport Rochdale

Mansfield

Darlington

cut

8 3 27 23 12 through the opposing defence to

.16 6 8 3 36 32 13 net the winners' second goal.

.10 4

17 0 13

18 27 12

.16 2 8 8 23 40 12

15 5 91

16 2 8 6 16 2 10

4

Walters Misses Sitter

Walters was given a "sitter" by 18 81 11 19 34 10 Whelan and with an open goal, had 24 42 Bhip drive charged down by Wil. liams for a fruitless cotuer. Soon after he was given yet another op. portunity, but once again Williams

LINCOLNS BAND WIN OVER SIGNALLERS

Losers Score Twice In First Two Minutes.

TRUSSELL SCORES DECIDER

(By JOCK)

came to the fore' when He ran out

to save from Walters' feet;

Just before the Interval Pod more was given a magnißcent pass by John, the ball resting at his toes in the goalmouth, but Williams held his drive in- apite a shot from three yarde галке.

In the second half "C" Company dominated play and launched à tar- rific bombardment on theft op-

TWO goals to the first two min-ponents' goal, Suter, Whelan, and To god denote Butt to give his halvas playing gallantly to the Lincolns Signallers victory in prevent any immediate scoring.

Walters had very hard lines when their friendly soccer match against;

à dne centre by Purcell was head- at Same Unit the Band of the Chatham Road yesterday afternoon, ed against the right upright with the Band winning by 3 goals to 2 Williams at the other end. Two Quick Goals Davis, outside left, scored first,

With the game nearing its end while

afterwards, Immediately Bradley, outside right, scored direct "C" Company doubled their efforts and were rewarded with two quick from a corner.

In spite of this early reverse the goals through Hazlewood who head- Bandsmen rallied to enjoy most ed in a ine centre from Duncan, of the play, and it came as no sur- and shortly after the restart Malah- prise when they levelled the scores, field dashed through in a solo el- BROWN scoring twice before half fort, and just managed to round Suter to score his team's fourth time.

+

"B" Company scored their one

In the second half both sides goal, fought hard for the winning goal,

and a few minutes before the final and only goal in the last five min whistle TRUSSELL scored from jutes of the game when Purcell close range

to give the Band centred and Williams was dazzled by the sun to let the ball"'llp victory by the odd goal in five.

through his fingers..

he turned out at left wing three- In the second half the Tamari quarter for H.M.S. Kent against the and Bmall Ships opened the scor Tamar and Small Ships and ac- Ing when they were awarded a quitted himself very favourably, penalty kick for offside play, He showed a fine, turn of speed Ackroyd converting from a difficult and swerved magnificently to score angle and in the face of a stiff the Kent's second try., His hand-breeze,

A snatch team from "A" Com ling was good, but his passing

This falled seeds improvement.

the Kent forwards, whose de-pany, Lincolns, defcated, the Royal

The Signals of the Borderers beat team Corps of Signals by the odd goal termination to score was even-

the Drummers of the same unit by with the Inter-Company Knock-Oat three in a friendly soccer game 4 goals to 2 in a soccer game yes-Shield.

•

The Army fifteen will meet the Navy at Sookunpoo this afternoon with the following team:-

Lieut. A. L. Birt (Royni..... Artil- lery); Lent A. G. Martin (Border-

Eleut. T. H. 6. Galletly

to dishearten

tually, rewarded when SUB. LT, GARWOOD crossed over near, the posts. He converted his own-try.

SIGNALS BEAT DRUMMERS

WISHART WIN 8 TO 3

At the conclusion of the game Col. Rakes, the Commanding Of- ficer, congratulated the winding and presented the captain

Captain Hague refereed and lined up the following:

"C" Cey-Williams; Hughes and Munford (88) Williams, Nelson and Herlewood, Gimlet (10) Morris,

at Chatham Road yesterday,

Hildrew gave. "A" the lead in the terday at Sookunpoo, fist: half and English increased this score just after the resumption. The kick-off was followed by Cord, the Kowloon goalkeeper, scored era), Ple. Simmons (Borderers) series of, punta inte touch and a

"3" Coy Watts: Manford and away victory over IL M. S. Phoenix Suter: (20) John, Whelan and Harnay and Lieut. D. P. B: C. Roissier, (Lin-number, of excellent, dribbles by for the Signals in the closing stages. II. M. S. Wishart secured a run: Marahdeld, (67) Morgan and Dunean. coins) L/C, Hewitt (Borderers) and the Tamar and Small Ships for tackled well and prevented any at the Valley yesterday in the Podmore, (85) John, Walbers, King

R Walker (Royal En-

China Fleet soccer league, Burnige and Purcell Lieut. B. L. E. Hebert wards, The Kent backs, however scoring... [gineers

Artillery): L/C. Hardy (Bar- (Continued at Fost of Next Column! Just before the final whistle (3), Toogood. (2), Binnion and Ay!- dereralters (Borderers)

Ive Gilmore (Borderera).

Hudspeth repelyad the ball from mer scored for the winners, while SERVICE CORPS BEAT Boyd, Kelly and Perry in the Pi Valtera

Henderson to show a fine turn of Leach, Barnett, and Cox scored for

12TH BATTERY. (Borderers),

speed and, swerve to score the the Phoenix

The Argylle overcame "A". Com pany. Lincolns, in a friendly hockey match at Shamshulpo yesterday by 5 goals to.nil.

Ified for Match Play in the first half, and Yeoman and. Boyd flopdersta) Ho, Jones (Borderers), will probably be the

Junior Championship at loon:

Kow.

scorers.

UMPIRES BOARD; The appointment of an Umpires

Sater Naldera

on December 14.

Club

against

Kent's second try, Garwood failing with the kick

Tamar And Small Ships; Butler;

Metcalfe (Bayal Artillery).

), mouendale chooker,, having played Reservou-Sgt Gould (Borderers), Shanghai in 1981. L/G, Birch (Borderers), C Cpl. Addison (Borderers)

Bdr. Hubburð

Artillery) and Pie Chicken Ln. colna Managed to referee Llaut." IL

New Year, Japan, have also de

OF

PLAYERS UNCONSCIOUS

Small Units League.

Battery, H.A., in the Small Units

F. D. Angus, G. C. Moss, W, N,

At Happy Valley yesterday the Smith, F. W. Dunhill, E. W. Gardiner,

It is now learned that the Fowlesland, Blockton, Richards, Har II, M. E. Parthian opened their Henderson, G. Cattle, A. W.

formidable, Navy. Afteen will not Flos Wall and Dare; Wair. Thatcher, programme in the Submarines R.A.B.C., easily defeated the 12th Atkinson, H. Mills, C. R, Rosen, H. T. Buxton, E Christensen, A. Andrewa,

The relapse well be Lent Com play in Shanghal early in the King: Ellsworth Ackroyd, Burtt League yesterday with a win by 7

Corbett (Captain),

gosis to 1 over 11: 31. 8. Osirin. At Soccer League by 5 goals to 1.. W. J. Pulker and W. Grall

Board for the eumination and con-

Swain (2), Benlor: (2), and The following players qualified trol of umpires will be made at the

|derson, Hudspeth for the sixteenth place. J. G. molling of the Hong Kong Hockey

WE Peers, who was married team to Shanghal in view of the Dowden; Pay L, George Lt. Owen, los condtilon following a colli- and Flowerdew replied for the Bub. Lt. Garwood, taken to hospital in an uncon- Tipple scored for the winners, Charlton, JW. Fisher, F. El Association Conall on Monday in to Miji C. Allison while on leave visit of the Australian Univer TA. Shepherd, Brown, Burg: Lt. Curreli

Morris," Lt. Stilt, Rofeer.

sion when' jumping for the ball, Battery, Higgins.

the West Loungs of the XM,C.A." dus back in the Colony by the † áltjér" team.

tional,

clined the Savitation; ito sendi arka,

Janidins, Hen-walls and Haddleton (Osiris), were

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