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MODIFICATION CLAIM SOME amazing figures have been
issued by the Scottish F.A., showing how League clubs are im- poverished by the entertainment tax, and a very reasonable claim is made that there should be some modification.
It is pointed out that the returns made by 47 clubs show that enter tainment tax paid was as follow:
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1930
1929
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ROSS HAS
EASY TIME
WITH PACHO
Mexican Puzzled By Holder's Tactics.
POINTS DECISION
Los Angeles, Calif., Mar. 27. Barney Ross of Chicago, world's welter lightweight and junior weight champion, successfully de- fended the latter litle when he easily decisioned Robby Pacho, hard-hitting Mexican, in a 10-round contest here to-night.
Tel. 21322.
1st
League clubs, League £29.822 $5,327 £801
28,706, 3,744. 671. 28,427
2nd · Other
6,601
448
26.975 6,378 462 29,641 5.287
401
This makes a grand total of £175,089, to which may be added an estimated sum for, each year of: at least £8000 on account of Scot tish Junior F.A. clubs, bringing the total up to £215,089, .
And
the that is not all. At close
eleven of season 1932-33, Scottish League (First Division) clubs had overdrafts- or loans amounting to £61414, for approxi-| mately $15,000 of which the club directors are personal guarantors.
The overdrafts of nine Second Division clubs amount- ed to £17,700. for which the club directors
are personally responsible.
The returns show that in 1933 only six First League clubs made a profit, which amounted to £7456. while ten others lost £17,927. In the Second Division last season three clubs had a total profit of £812 and twelve had a joint loss of £6383.
CHARLTON SIGN NEW FORWARD
Welshman Joins The London Club
BIRMINGHAM'S "CATCH"
Charlton Athletic have signed G. H. Green, outside-left from Barry,
Kinney Matsuyana, Japanese tiren- cushion billiard expert, who con- quered Allen Hall, of Chicago, in world's championship tournament at New York. It was the fourth tournament victory for the Japane,
cau star.
Ranger's
Forecast
FIRST DIVISION
ARSENAL (2) v Huddersfield (2) BIRHAM (0) v Chelsea (0) . BLACKBURN (1) v Sheffield (2) Derby (-) EVERTON (-)
LEEDS (1)
v Tottenham (-)
v Stoke (~)
·
v Leicester (1) MAN'STER. C.(3) v Portsmouth (1) MID'BORO. (2) v Wolves (1) Newcastle (3) v ASTON VILLA
(1)
WED'DAY, (3) v Sunderland (1) W. B'WICH (3) v Liverpool (1)
SECOND DIVISION |BLACKPOOL (-) v Plymouth (-)
B'FORD.C. (1) v M'chester U. (2) Bury (0)
▾ Bradford (0) FULHAM (0) v Notta F. (3) Hull (-). Lincolna (2)
V GRIMSBY (~) Y PRESTON (1) MILLWALL (4) v Oldham (1) NOLLE C. (-)
CARDIFF CITY TO REBUILD
FOOTBALL FORM GUIDE
New Manager And Comprehensive Tables Showing Form
of Clubs At A Glance
New Team
SECRETIVE PLANS
comprehensive guide to the form of all the major English-Foot-
Cardiff City directors have de Aball League clubs will be found in the tables given below. Te
cided on a bold scheme of reor ganisation.
A new manager is to be appoint ed immediately, and Mr. B. Wilson, who has been carrying on since the resignation of Mr. F. Stewart will be retained as assistant man-
ager.
The name of the new manner is being kept secret until dual agree. ment has been reached James excap- Blair the coach and tain of the club, has been mention- ed, but it is stated that the man the directors have the man the directors have in view has not been previously connected with the elub.
Cardiff City's aim is to build up a new side in keeping with the past traditions of the club.
ENGLAND SOCCER TEAM TOURING Czechoslavakia And Hungary.
at
England will play Hungary Budapest and Czechoslovakia at Prague next month, the actual dates to be agreed upon later. '
with With regard to the game Italy, the F. A. International Se- lection Committee secretary was jinstructed to write the Italian F. A. that there had evidently been a misunderstanding that the pro- posed retura match between the |countries should be played in Eng-
land in 1934.
assist in comparing the teams, detalls of how they have fared in their last five matches are given. The letters W, L and D-la dicate matches won, lost or drawn, respectively. Games played at home are shown in capital letters and away games in small type, The figures in brackets denote the position held by that team at the conclusion of last season. The asterisk indicates a promoted team and the sword signifies a relegated team.
The League positional tables give home and away details and include all matches played to date.
FIRST DIVISION.
HOME
Goalu
TILL
Goats
AWAY.
P. P. W. L. D. F. A. Pts P: W. L. D. F; Arsenal (1) WWWdw 36 18 12 2 4 37 17 28 18 9 5 Hud'deld (5) wwdWL 36 18 13 2 3 33 15 29 18 6 5 Totham - WDWI 28 19 12 4 3 42 21 27 19 7 8 Derby (3) DWIIL.....37 19 10 2 7 40 18.27 Blackb's (16) IWD 37 18 12 1
Sunderld (12) dlWW Wed'day (3) WwLw! 38 17 8 6 Man'ler
C. (16) WDWN 36 18 11 Everton (11) DWalW 36 18 9 Stoke (-) WINDW37 18 10
W. Brom. (4) LIWIW 38 18 10 Leicester (20) Wap 518 84 Portsm'th (8) wiLE
WILLA
36 18 8 6 Leeds (8) WWon
20 12
Wolves (18) WIWD-36 18 11 Mide'bro (17) ILAW
N7 18 11. 5
50 19
A. Villa (2) DiwDW 36 18 9 Sherd U. (10) IWIWI 37 19 10 LiverpT (14) WIDW 38 19 9 4 Newcastle (8) ALDI 38 1987 Birham (13) IWWIW 37, 18 7 5 6 Chelsea (19) LiwWW 36 18 10 6 2 38 HOME SECOND DIVISION.
Gouls P. P. W. L. D. FA.Pt Grimsby, (13) WdDWw 37. 19 13 3 3 62 27 29 Preston (9) W«/WW 37 19.14 % 2 45 17 30 Bradford (8) dWWW 36 19 15 2 2 68 22 82 Port V. (16) ILWR
37 18 12 3 32 13 27 +Bolton
WADWA 37 19 12 6 2 39
•Bford (-) WL1.38 18 18 17
(20)
WI-WW 37 19 12 -4 3
W.
+Blackpool IDW 37 18 10 2
C. (1) {WIW 37 18 15 Plymouth (14) DidDW 17 19 10 2 19 177 Burnley (17) WWWW! 37 *Hull (-) dWlwW
18 11 4 Oldham (19) WAWDI 37
19 10 4 438 It was stated that no member!
Bury "(4) WIWI
18 9 4 5 30 of the Selection Committee at Fulbam. (3) IWLI ...37 18 12 3 3 40 Rome had authority to commit Shampton WldW.37 19 13
19 13 4 ***** 4 2 29 16 1984 A the F. A. to playing the match, Notts C. (15) DIDWI 37. 19 8 4 7 24.18
Notta F. (6) WILD ..37
.37 19 10 6 4 45 24 24 Regarding the proposed match.Swansea (10) ILMY 37 18 8 2 8 33 18 24 with Italy in this country next Lincoln (19) LIDWI ..39 18 6 6 24 26 21 December, the matter will be con- Millwall (7) ILDI...35 17 7 4 6 26 23 20 Maner U. (5) WILWI 37 1989 2 26 32 18 sidered by the Committee later in
HOME THIRD DIVISION (SOUTH) the year.
CRYSTAL PALACE
MANAGERSHIP
The Crystal Palace directors have renewed the contract of Mr. J. Tresadern, their secretary- manager, for a further period of three years.
Goal Scorers
BRENTFORD (Leading Marksmen of
PORTVALE (~) ▼ Bolton (-) SOUTHITON. (4) v West Ham (3) Swansea (2) v Burnley (0)
He Is 20 years of age. 6ft. 11n.. THIRD DIVISION (South) in height, and weighs 11 stone. ALDERSHOT (8) Gillingham (0)
Lawn Tennis During this season he has scored 20 Brighton (2)
v EXETER (1) V CHARLTON (-) Bournemouth (1).
v Crystal P. (1) v Bristol R. (1)
READING (3)
-). goals. and along with his wing CLAPTON (1) (Continued from Page 4.) partner, Dearson, has been sought|LUTON (1)
after by several clubs.
Northampton (1) what would Charlton tried also to sign Dear-Newport (3) "Can you imagine
v Watford (2) NORWICH (1) happen to our first 10 among the son, but he declined the offer and QUEEN'S PIL(3) v Coventry (3)
v Cardiff. (2) SWINDON (6) in un open tournament has gone to Birmingham.
Southend (1); with Tilden. Vines and the rest Crystal Palace to-day signed on TORQUAY (8) participating ?
professional forms Robert Jamos
amateurs
v Tranmere (0).
▾ BARNSLEY (1)
THIRD DIVISION (North) They would simply be outclass-Bigg, who has been on their books BARROW (2) ed. As a matter of fact I don't as an amateur for the last two Carlisle (0) Think even the pros are very keen senons. Bigg is 21 years of age, Chester (-) about a national open now.
They will make more money playing among themselves where the rivalry is stronger and the competition faster," The curious fact to-day is that! although the United States has a Davis cup challenge not won Ross, was easily the master of round since 1928 this country can the situation.
put the strongest professional ten- The champion displayed clever-nis team in the world on the courts. ness throughout and puzzled the Mexican with his elusive tactics,
score The United Prens showed that Ross won six rounds, Puche two and the remainder were
even.
card
crown
The victory was Ross' third successful defence of the junior welterweight wince winning it, together with the lightweight Ulle, from Tony Canzoneri in a bout in June last year,
Best Quartette
་
Tilden and Vines, coupled with
Crewe (2)
The Leagues.
BOWERS LEADS PREMIER DIVISION
++
Goats
25 23.22 50 33 34 19 48 25 26 18 45 18 6 9 3 23 25 18-12 16 #2 14 33.6 39
12-35 11
30 15
40:
12.
4.8
3 12 IR - 4 10
40 12 32
116 1 16 70 3 28
3 13 3 23 37 9 33
4 12 3 24-42 11 31
31
-3 11.17 32:11
18 1 12 5 17 38 7 29
AWAY
Tu
Pts.
Goale P. W. L. D. F. A. P 18 11 3 2 37 22 24 63 18 6 8 4 23 30 16 46 17 6 10 19 18
18 33 13
21 39
8 18.
1 12 5 16 38
19. 0 14 4 14 38 3 29 20 3 16 1 13 44 7 28 18.1 12 6 18 50 7 27
18 4 13 1 26 31 9 27
AWAY
TIL Goals Pis
P. W. L. D., F, A. Pis 18 7 5 6 42 28 20 53 18 8 7 18 6 38
P. P. W. L. D. F. A. Pia Norwich (3) wWddW 36 18 15 03 43-21′ 33 Qu's P.R. (16) wDWIW 36J 342 2 42 16 30 Coventry (6) Ddwdw 38 Reading (4) Daaww .36 Luton (14) dWdwL81 18 11 4 1 48 25 25 19
Bristol R. DwDLd .:35 17 1 Exeter
(2) WHDD ..37 Swindon (22) dWDdd 36 18 11 +Charlton
49
16 48 2 8 9 17 37 32.
7.6 28 27 18 4
18
18 4
17 10.1 4 45 20 24
16 41
4 6 21 27 13 40 9 & 20 33 12 40
22 24 15 39
Clapton (20) dWWw] 17 18 13 2 3 5 19.23 414 3
19 2 12 3
29 37 13 3T 11 36 9
Crystal P. (5) DIWW 36 18 9 3 7 $1 21 24 18 Brighton (12) dWDlw 36 18 9 2 7 37 17 25 18 Aldershot (18) 36 18 7 5 6 24 20 20 18 4 9 5 23 33 13
57 19 95.632 25 23 18 Southend (13) WidwD 37
6 32 25 25 18
11 4 18 36 10
18 8 4 6 32 30 22
30 22 17 2 10 5 20 19 8 C. (15) TWI
18 6 4 6 27 18 20 17 3.11 3 32 509 Newport (20) dDBH 17 1859 19 21 17 19 2
-14 2 19 58 6. 22
AWAY
Goals
(9) ID 26.18 8 6 1 27 28 20 18 3 142210 Gillingh' (8) DIWL 38 18 7 5 6 40 3
40 37 2038 2 13 3 20 49. 7. B'r'mth (18) DIWDI 25 17 7 6 4 38 33 19 18 2 14 2 17 58 6 25 Watford (11) WWW.57 19 11 4 428 17 26 18 2 18 3 24 40 7 33
18 Cardiff (10) LIDLA....36 18 6 8 4 30 33 16
HOME THIRD DIVISION (NORTH)
Goals P. P. W. L. D. F. A. Pia +C'ter('8 (-) Waww 38 20 18 20 63 17 36 Barnsley (8) Wdwww 37 19 160 167 16 35 Stockpt (16) wWWI: 26 18 16 0 2 78 21 34
28 29 Walsall (5) IDW 18 15 1
2 48 17 42 23 Doncaster (6) DDWdw 37
There is no change among the len ders in the League goal-scoring list to March 6:
DIVISION I.
Bowers (Derby Co.) Boyd (Newcastle). Hunt (Tottenham) Camsell (Middlebro") Richardson (W.B. Albion) McLean (Huddersfield) English (Liverpool) Artley (Aston Vil) [Hydes (Leeds)"
V CHEFFIELD (~) Gurney (Sunderland)
Luka (Huddersfield)
5ft 9in, in height, and weighs DONCASTER (1) ▼
11st. 7lb.
SOCCER ON THE CONTINENT.
▾ Wrexham (0) (0) HALIF HALIFAX (4)
Angols (0)
SOUTHPORT New Brighton (2) v
v Darlington (1) RO'HAM. (3) STOCKPORT (2) ▼ Mansfield (2) WALLSALL (2) v Gateshead (0) v Accrington (0) YORK (0)
SCOTTISH LEAGUE
"World Football Cup" Airdrie (0)
Preliminaries.
Sofia, Mar. 26.
JAYR (--) [CLYDE (3)
COW"BEATH (1) {HEARTS (1)
MOWELL (6)
O'BOUTH (~)
Burnea and Richards, probably Playing here yesterday in a QUEEN can outplay any other quartette in matah for the World Football Cup, Partick (4) the game, amateur or pro, picked the Hungarian team scored 4 goals RANGERS (3) from the combined talent of all to 1 against, the Bulgarian eleven. ST. JOHNSTONE other countries. But nothing they-Havas. can do now will help bring back the famous team trophy to Ila na- tive land.
Italy Defeats Greece
▾ CELTIC (3) v Hibernianie. ́(~)
(1)
▼ Falkirk (1). v St Mirren (8)
Kilmarnock (0) v Third Lanark (3) v DUNDEE (0) Hamilton (-)
v Aberdeen (1)
DIVISION IL Glover (Grimsby) Blackmore (Bradford) Cookson (Plymouth) Drake (Soton) Holliday. (Brentford) Watson V. (W. Hm.) Westwood (Bolton) Milsom (Bollon) Spence (Bradford City) Dent (Netts Forest) Stephenson (Preston) Hopking (Brentford)
DIVISION III. (Bouth) Pearce (Charlton). Simpson (C. Palace) Warnen (Norwich) McCambridge (Bristol Rj
(8) v Queen's Pk. (2) Lake oventry).
China Mail
Sports Diary
Bacori Blackman' (Q.PL.) Newton (Reading) Vinail (Norwich)
MeGough' (Reading)"
Stevens (Southend)
HAMİN. DIVISION. III. (North)
Lythgoe (Blockport). Ramford
Alson Wrexham)
Milan, Mar, 20. The Italian eleven playing in the The fact is that the U. S. A.jeliminatorý matches for the World will be lucky to reach the chal-Football Cup, yesterday defeat- lenge round of the Davis cup played the Greek team by é goals to 0.
TO-MORROW. His first defence of the funior this year. Australia and, England,Havas..
Czecha.Win From France FootballFirst Division welterweight was again Pete Nebo, the present holder, both look to
..... Paris, Mar. 26. Club v. Kowloon in 12 have much more formidable play-
(Barrow) whom he decisively bent
(Club ground, 4.45 p.m.)Shankley The Czechoslovakian team play
Bell (Tranmere) this year.{ing strength than America, can rounds in February
Laught
(Darasloy) Then on March 5 he fought Fran- musler,
Our beat combination ing yesterday In Paris against Recreio v. Chinese Athletic
(Kowloon ground, 4.45 p.m.) kie Klick, of: San Francisco, to probably will be Frank Shields France in an Association. Football Royal Artillery v. Borderers
Blinger Dodd draw in 10 rounds to retain the and. Sidney Wood in the singles, match, scored a victory against App(Bookmpoo, 4.45 p.m.)
WA M.) Wesley (Caroline with George Lott an alternate their French opponents, by 2 Police South China
Robinson (Barrow) Hocker-Interport Ross risked his lightweight title singles choice as well as the key goals to L.--Havas,
Hong Kong V three times, successfully defending man.in doubles, but the only ap
(Kings Park, 4 pm.) Tunstall
Chambers (Halifax) achtingen
#(Hartlepools) Royal Hong Kong Yacht Club's Hevita
Commordbre's ups for racing Aahten" (Dar yachta:
· crown, -x^..
ny Farr, Tony Canzonerl in a
it against such 6ghters na John-parent certainty in that they can Lan Harvey will not long!
re-beat Canada and Mexico' in the British Empire bezryweight turn match, and Sammy Fuller. American zone competition Alan champion; skilful and full of gui
Billy Petrolle, the Fargo Ex. Gould, "Associated Press" Sporta press, twice succumbed to Ross, Editor,
la he le not to be compare Jack Pelesen, as a Aghung: George Carpentr
Dando
.28 18 11 22 Wixham (2) WILW 14 14 2 1 45 21.29
TraDm'e (11) WinW 35 19 14 Barrow (8) WNW
20
.. 18 10
18 Halifax (15) IWINL .37 18 13 4
Hartley's (14) WIDWI 37 19 12
Carlisle (9) IWWIw ..37
.17 18 9 1
38 18 10 G Gateshead (7) WIWL 35
10 York (20) IWW
16
........38 18 10 4
Chester (4) IWWW 16 I
.16 18 8 4
119 9.4
WIWI 37 19
t
N. B'ght'a (21) IWW 17 18 11 4 Accrington (13) 34 D'gton (22) IWIWW7 19 10
19 4 4.1 Southpt (12) LilDD 37 Rotherham (17) WUD 37 17 6 7 42 Crewe (10) ILL36 17 844 Mansfield (16) DULWI 37 19 7 5 6 50 Rochdale (18) DILW1 37. 10. 7.8432 HOME SCOTTISH LEAGUE
Goals P. PWL D, F, A. Pa Rangers (1) wwDWW.33.17 14 0 3 59 16 31 Moth well Www.33 16 13 2 1 85 17 27 Aberdeen (5) Waww 13 16 12 2 2 33 10 26 Hearia (3) ILAW
"Queen O'S WLWI 38 24 Kil'nock (4) ILW 35
20
18
Ayr Utd. (16)
P. W. L. D, F, A. Pin 18 9 4 5 28 15 22 18 7 7 4:44 40 18. 18 6 6 6 27 24 18
18
21 68
15 1, 17.61
AWAY
TIL
Gons Pts.
P. W. L. D. F. A. Pu
16
6 12.
2 2 18 21 24
17 13 2 2:38 22 28 17 674 33 39 16
17 12 2 8 52 19 28" 16 4 7 5 23 22 13
16 0 6 1 88 83:19 - 17 10. 6 1 30 86 21- 19 10 5 8 42 27 29-
176 74,25 24 16
IS BL Fatone (6) LwlW1 8418 10 6 4 28 18 25 17 Falkirk (11) WWW 24 17 12 8. 283 28 26 16 Hamilion (8) WWLW 33.17 75530 29 29
Celife (4) 16 Dandee (15)
16 6 3.2 33 177 28 20. TA
10
Partick (10) WwwW 14 16 1
86-1 24-33 19
BL
17.5 10 226 23
18 5 10 3 20 Qu's Pk. (9) LWALI.13 17 6 9 2. 35-42 14. Hibernians IwLLL11897 28 32 14
1.1837, 952.28 37 16: 16 4 11 St. Mic's (7) LLWLI :33 16 5
1828 4 14 30.10 Clyde (12) IDII!
15
5:54 28 26 14 20. 2 12
.41:118 5. 7·6 35 37 16 15 2 11 18 2 15
Third Lanark (18)
LWDL
Airdrie (18) LULW .... 16 7 7 2 31 20 14 C'death (12) IDII 2.85 · 17.3-11 8 26:42 9
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I would like to have a football ro volutiont I would like to as the game played a little alowers, commen- laurate with artistry, for it in absolute -Paris, Mar. 26.impossiols for the artist who rem The Northern France Rugby presents all the best thors is in the game to make. the most of his ability yesterday defeated Belgium by rishing about, here and thers. score of 18 points to 9. There should be more composure about
the modern football--David
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