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issued "Before leaving Blatement, and the misunderstand inyu which caused all the trouble are now cleared up.

HE+ Dis

MAGIC NOTES

Stars

THE CHINA MAIL.

STOCKPORT

Fortey's "Hat Trick" FORWARD IN

Against Saints

Borderers Win

Win Soccer For First

First Time

DRAMATIC

Title

FOOTBALL FORM GUIDE

SOCCER LEAD Comprehensive Tables Showing Form

of Clubs At A Glance

Shoots 42 Goals In North{ Section

SPURS MARKMAN SECOND IN PREMIER LEAGUE

comprehensive guide to the form of all the major English Foot- A ball League efubs will be found in the tables given below. To assist in comparing the teams, details of how they have fared in their last five matches are given. The letters W, L and D in» dicate matches won, lost or drawn, respectively, Games played at home are shown in capital letters and away games in small type. the conclusion of last season. The asterisk indicates a promoted team and the sword siguifies a relegated team,

RECOVERY BY LOSERS holiday matches. Glover (Grinisby); The figures in brackets denote the position held by that team at

A RECORD CROWD OF NEARLY 4.000 SAW THE SOUTH WALES BORDERERS CARRY OFF THE FIRST DIVISION SOCCER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR THE FIRST TIME WHEN THEY DEFEATED ST. JOSEPH'S IN THE PLAY-OFF ON THE KOWLOON FOOTBALL CLUB GROUND YESTERDAY BY THREE GOALS TO NIL. THE BORDERERS WERE RUNNERS-UP TO SOUTH CHINA LAST YEAR.

`Fortey netted all three goals for the Borderers, the score at the interval being one goal to nil.

Except for one period in the latter part of the first half, the Borderers had the game well in hand, and their brilliant defence

gave the Saints 'no chance.

Although defeated, the St. Joseph's, who were making their first bid for the championship in the senior division, were quite the equal of the military team. The forwards, however, "dis appointed, being much too slow on the ball in the penalty area. During their one and only effort, however, in the latter part of the first half, the Saints completely dominated the game and bad luck robbed them of many goals which would have put them | comfortably in the lead.

DIVISION L

29 The League positional tables give home and away details and 28 include all matches played to date.

Lythgoe (Stockport) retains the lead in the gual-scoring list after the however, is now only two goals behind with a total of 40 up to April 4. Bowers (Derby) Kunt (Tottenham) Boyd (Bhet. Utd.) Drake (Arsenal) Richardson W. G. (W.B. Albion) Camsell (Midbro) Gurney (Sunderland) Astley (Aston V.) Hodgson

(Liverpool)

McLean (Huddersfield) English (Liverpool) .. Harper (Blackburn) Luke (Huddersfield wright, E

E. V. (Liverpool) Hydes (Leeds) Gallacher (Sunderland) Carter (SOON II

Glover (Grimsby) Blackmore (Bradford)

Holliday Cookson Watson, V. Milsom (Bolton) Dent (Nitm Fret)

(Brad. City) Hopkins (Brentford)

a final/twood (Bolton)

Both goal-keepers played inspir-1 The Saints then made ed games. Marques was very safe effort, but Smith, though well test Nolan (Port Vale) for the Saints, while Smith played ed, emerged with dying colours. Craven (Grimaby)

Smith: Stephenson (Preston) his best game this season, especial-

Podmore. McCartney (Notts G.) ly in the final stages of the game Mullane, Morrison; Davis,

Underwood; Mathias, Hazlewood, Reid (Oldham) when the Borderers defence re Fortey, Jones and Duncan.

Hallows (Brad. City)

laxed.

The weak link in the Saints team lay in their two full- backs, who were only good now and then, disappointing badly on the whole.

South Wales Borderers:-

St. Joseph's F.C.:-Marques; Souza, Vernon

Gomes; Elms. A. V. Gosano, Beltrao; Smithy

(full)

B. Gosane, Ward, Leonard, Rocha and McNaugDIVISION III. (South)

Costa,

Champions Lose Four

Encounters

Pearce

(Charlton) Simpson (C. Pal) Warnes (Norwich) Dawes (C. Palace) Blackman (Q.P.R.) Newton (Reading) The Borderers have lost to Stevens (Southend) South China. St. Joseph's, Navy Bourton (Coventry) and the Lincoln this season, while Vinall (Norwich)

McGough (Reading) St. Joseph's also lost three times McCambridge (B.P.) twice to South China and cace to Halliday (C. Orient)

Rennle (Luton) Barnett (Walford)

A. V. Gosano moved from his original position at full-back to take up the key position, and play ed his usual good all-round game.

Elms was much superior to his opposite wing half, Beltrao, who was very below standard. Leonard at centre-forward, fail-Recreio. ed hopelessly, and in

St. Joseph's met the Borderers a a messure may be blamed for his teams" bad twice, the first meeting resulting in showing. Several good opportuni-a win by two clear goals and the Henson (Northampton) ties were presented to this player, second a draw of two goals-all.. but he bungled each one.

The Rocha and Costa combina- tion also disappointed, only B.

Gosane and Ward; on the right 26 CHAMPION CLUBS

flank, producing anything ke their usual play.

Dilly-dallying when within shoot-) ing range, instead of quick pass- ing and snap shooting was the big mistake of the Saints forwards.

Borderers Excel

IN SERIES

Lake (Coventry) Bacon (Coventry)

Armstrong (Swindon)

DIVISION III. (North) Lythgoe (Stockport) Bamford

Wrexham)

Bell (Tranmere) Sherkly

Sh (Berrow).

Alsop (Walsall) Blight (Barnsley) Slinger (Carlisle)

Cook (Chesterfield)

Borderers' First Win

Wesley (Gateshead)

Dodd (Donaster)

Ashton (Barnsley)

The following teams have been aue-Chambers (Halifari cessful in winning, the Hong Kong Robinson (Barrow)

in the Hewitt (Hartlepools) Daily Press Cup, presented

The Borderers excelled. giving 1908-09 season:— one of their best displays this sea-1998-09-East Kent Regt.

The defence was particular 1909-10-Royal Garrison Artillery.

1910-11-East Kent Regt.

ann.

ly sound, Mullane and Morrison 1911-12-King's Own Yorkshire Light holding out well against much fas- proved since then," he continued. ter opponents: "This time, of course, we shall be

Podmore

proved a good. plyot, handicapped by the climate, but we and the forwards made full use of feel that our improvement will ba-every chance they were given. lance this disadvantage.

"Our baseball team is not 39 "At the good this time," he said, last Games we had an all-Japan

"We were unfortunate to have a team, but our present team few of our athletes drop out

but these the last moment,

were chiefly signations domestic reasons.

2

is

The left-wing. Duncan, sent across some magnifcent cen- tres from two of which goals were scored.

Infantry Regt. | 1912-13—Royal Garrison Artillery.

1913-14-D.C.L.L

Garrison Artillers. 1914-15-Royal 1915-16-Royal Garrison Artillery. 1916-17-Royal Engineers. 1917-18 Royal Garrison Artillery. 1918-19 Royal Navy. 1919.20 Hong Kong Club. 1320-21-Wiltshire Regt. 1921-22-LM.S. Curlew.

The combination of Jones, For-1922-24-South China A.A.

Early Score

fed

al made up from the Tokyo Univer- tey and Hazlewood was very clever 1924-25-East Surrey Regt.

1923-26-Kowloon F.C. throughout. The Borderers resity Undergraduates' Club."

1926-27-Club de Recreio. due to

1927-28-Chinese Athletle. "We expect to have 100 per cent (their wing players much more than Before the de-successes in swimming, track and their opponents, and tried shots 1928-29-Chinese Athletic. 1929-30--Chinese Athletic. parture of the team Nishita, the field events, but in the other sports at goal at every opportunity.

1990-41-South China A.-A. I think, Blate- we are not so optimistic.

1933-32-Royal, Navy. pole jumper. published

The Borderers attacked carly in 1932-15-South China A.Ă, ment that his resignation had no however, that we have an equal thing to do with the Manchukuo chance with the other countries," he the game, and, pressing hard, For-1933-34-South Wales Borderers.

tey netted the opening goal. The problem. but that he felt that be eald. was not in good enough condition "In spite of the rain, the wharf Saints made one or two efforts in to represent Japan at the Games." was crowded when we left Kobe, reply, but never looked as danger- which was rather a disappoint-ous as their opponents. The Bor- Favourable Athletic There are many famous athletes ment for the opposing faction. The derers came very close to voring Oshima, who is taking cities of Moji and Shimonoseki again when Hazlewood st well on board, the place of Nambo, the jumper, took combined to give us a wonderful for Marques to concede a corner. a third place at the 1932 World welcome and send-off from Moji," Olympiad. Among the runners is concluded Mr. Hiranuma. Yoshioka, who secured a sixth place

The athletes will

in the 100 metres at the Los Angeles for training to-day. Games. Masuda representad Japan]

Settling down,'' the Saints completely turned the tables,

come ashore

shot following-shot at goal, but each one went astray.

Johnson (Mansfield) [Dando (York)

Mantle (Chester) Tunstal! (Halifax)

Davies (N. Brighton) Diamond (Southport) Spence (Barnsley) Best (Darlington)

Meek (Gateshead) Pedwell (Hartlepools)

STARTING TIMES FOR FANLING.

Sunday's Pairings.

26

24

FIRST DIVISION. HOME

Goals P. P. W. L. D. F. A. Pia 20] Arsenal (1) Ww!wa_{41′′ 20 14 2 4 42 19 32 19 Hadfield (5) IWIWW 41 21 16 3 3 43 19 25 19 Totham (WIW 42 21 14 4 3 51 25 31

ты

AWAT

Goals Pts P. W. L. D. F. A. Pu 21 10 6 5 30 28 25 57 20 6 7 7 34 40 19 54 28 32 18 49 21 7 13

18 Derby (5).LWIDI

0141 22 11 6 45 22 30 32

6 37 17

21

29 10

325-8243 37 17 2.17 60 6

20 4 9 7 20 41 15 42

18. Bandl'd (12) WWW 42 21 14 18 20 6 11 1 23 27 15 45 18 Blackb'n (15) DWIWI 42

42 21 16 0 8 37 21 34 17 W. Brom. (4) WDdWd 42 20 11 5 4 47 27 26 22 6 10 7 29 42 17 43 17 Portsm'th (8) WIWIW 41 21 11 5 5 31 21 27 10 Man'ler C. (16) JUWI 41 23 15 3 4.40 29 30 15 Stoke (-) Wdw...41 20 11 4 15 Wed'day (3) IWILI ..40 18 9

(9) IWL-Dil ...-14

..42 20 12 3

Leeds

40 A. Villa (2) WADAW 41-21 10 6 25 Everton (11) DIDI.41 20 9 5 24 Midabro (17) WDIWI 41 20 13 24 Wolves (16) ddWIW 42 22 13 1 Liverp'l (14) wdLwW. 21 11 Birham (13) WLdWw`11 Z0_8 Leicester (20) DIWIL 40 20 9 Chelsea (19), Wfwd ...41 21 12 Newcastle (5) IDIWI .42 21 8 Shef'd (10) HLAW 42 21 11 5 6

10

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SECOND DIVISION.

HOME

Goals

29

21 4 11 9 16 43 12

21 11 5 21 46 13

21 7 10 4 29 43 18

22 4 15 3 23 45 11

20

4 10 6 31 42 12

14

21 3 12 8 24 36 15

21 3 14 4 17 53 12

20 1.11 8

26 23 4 13 4

21 5 12

P. P. W. L. D. F. A. Pt 10 Grimsby (13) wwWIW 41 21 15 3 3 62 28 33 15 Preston (9) WwLww 41 21 15 4 2 47 20 32 2 65 24 96

15 Bradford (8) IW]wW .41 21 17 2 2 65

15

*ford (-) LwWIW 42 21 14 5

15

Bolton (-) dawdw ..41 21 14

Brade'd C. (11), WDIDW 41 - 20 13

24 Plymouth (14) WAW

W. Ham (20) WILAW 42 21 13

Port V. (16) IDIWI

Bary (4) IWwDw

_dw

.41 20 15

..41

20 10

21 12

20 1

21 14

Oldham (19) +Blackpool IDLI Burnley (17) WIL *Hull (-) WLILI S'hampion dWWI Fulham (3) IWILI Notts C. (15) ILDI Notta F. (5) DIWWL 41 Millwall (7) IWIWI Swanner (10) Wwind 41 Man'ter U. (5) WAD 41 42 Lincoln (1) ILIWI

20 11 6.4

46 14

342 13

AWAY

Goals

TIL Pis.

P. W. L. D. F. A. Pu

20 12 6 2 40 26 26 59

20 8 8 4 25 30 20 52

1 19 40 15 51 3 13 36 19 30 34 1

2 13 5

38

G 18

40 10 36

1 14.5 19 57 7 33

13 6 15 41 6 33

20 4 14 3 27 52 18 32

20 10

20

9 2 9 36 21 9 9 3 39 33

20 7 7 6 29 27 23

ПОМЕ

Goals

22 3.18 1 13 52

AWAY

7,39

TYL

GOEIE Pls.

18 THIRD DIVISION (SOUTH)

P. P. W. L. 1.F. A.PU 'P. W. L. D. F.. A, Pu

Norwich (3) wwiwa 40 20 17 0840-25/ST » 207 6′ 7 42 29 21 58 Reading (4) wWD«W\41_21_17-0-4 41,12-88, -20-4.78 · 1 21 39.16 56.

• Qn'a P.R. (16) LwIW1 41 20 15 3. 2 43 17:32 2189, 3.32 37:21-43

Coventry (6) WwWTW to 20

Charlton (wowww d

Luton (14) LWdWw ..41

A 40 20 14:33 47 20 21 Bristol R. WWIW

V.40

Crystal P. (5) ULIWW 41 21 11 4 7 Swindon (22) Wall 31 20 12 3 DIDIL 41 21 12.4 Exeter (2) Brighton (12) WedWil 41 20 11 2

18 Gillingh'm (8) *WDID (1218

30

7.68 30 36 18 52

19

7 28 29 21 50

20 6 8 6 29 27 18 49 2015-12 3 31 4 13

21 4 11 7 22.43 14 45

3 11 6 22 38 12 41

12. 6 21 42 12

21

21

รถ

14

Watford (11) IDeWW 12 22 13 4

Clapton (20) WALI 41 20 14 3

15 44 10

28 45 $

Aldershot (18) LdLww.

35 18

N'amption (7) LlwWw 40 20

18

Southend (13) DILID 41 21

3 18

18 22 10

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18 Torquay (9) WW

41 20 10

65

2 11

24 47 12

181

18

6 33 63 11 31

15

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14

2 18 65 6

21

6 11 4 32 43 16

20 3 15

8 24.

HOME

Gozla

Newport (20) ILWB ..41 19 3

17 Bristol C. (15) ddL 1 20 6 6

The following are the Royal Hong Kong Golf Club starting times for Fanling on Sunday!--- . OLD COURSE

9.28 a.m. A. B. Purves L. H. Gerre. 1.32 W. I. B. Rigg T. Addis

Martin

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W. W. C. Shewan J. Forbes F. Booker, D. C. W. Humphreya.

K. W. Jones J. C. Danbar,

9.36

r

0,40

KOREA'S

INVITATION 9.44.

IN MANCHUKUO . Athletic Meeting In June.

0,48

P. H. Scoones D. 8. Robb.

*1

**

9:52 E. Hampton E. den Voeux. 9,56 "T. A. Pearce EL. G. Sheldon. 110,00 G. S. Brown J, R. Find-

linger, 10,04

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10.12

| 10.16.

Seoul, Apr. 28. The Amateur Athletic Assocla- The team is comprised of the B. Gosano sent in a low drive, tion of Chosen (Korea), which has 10.20 in the 400 metres in 1932, and Nago, following players; track and field, but Smith was not to be beaten. expressed deep sympathy for the 10.24 the javelin thrower, broke the 42; swimming 22; baseball 18; Leonard followed Japanese record before sailing:

with another inability of .the "Manchukuo"

football 17; volleyball 13; basket-hard shot, which struck the cross athletes to participate at the forth-102 Eleven of the 22 swimmers parti-ball 12; tennis 4, boxing 4.

cipated in the World Olympiad, and]

of these only two were unplaced.

Hyotaro

GOLF ADVICE

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W. N. A. Smalley A. J. R. White,

K. E. Greig E. M. Bryden.

A. T. Lay W. Donaldson,

J. Adams A. E. Thomp-

год

W. K. Robinson P. L. Leefs

Cdr. G. F.. Hole · F. A

Pollock

A. E. Lissaman W. Thom-

1 68 36 29

2 25 60

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20 9

20 3 7

20 6 7

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20 5 10

20 8 8

TEL.

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5 30 20 23 62

49 42 21 5B

7 30 27 19 57

19 3 11-5 24 37 20 6.10

4 10 47

21 5 14 2 33 61 12 42 21 4 12 5 37 55 13 40 20 2 14 4 55 64 8-39 21474 27 21

P. P. W. L. D. F. A. Pia †Ches'feld (-) WADIW 42′′ 22 19 2 1 58 18 39 Barnsley (8) WwWdW 41 21 18 0 3 64 18 38 Stockp't (10) WIWA 45 20 18 0 2 33 23 38 Doncaster (6) wW¢Ww 41 20 16 3 1 56 22 33 Walsall (5) 1dWW.40 20 17 1 2 57 19 36

31 14 Wzham (2) [WWwW. 41

6 Tranm'e (11) IWIDW 41 22 10 3 3.60 24 35 20 11 4 5 66 44 27 Barrow (9) IWLwW ..40

20 14 4 2 53 28 30 Halifax (15) LWIDI ..41 Chester (1) WWWWW 41 20 10 4 7 43 25 27 21 14 4 3 52 25 26 Hartelp's (14) UWIW 41 York (20) 11WD41 20 11 4 6 42 33 3 Carlisle (9) wLIWI ...41 20 10 6 40 22 26 Gateshead (7) ILILL 42 21 10 8 3 44 D'gton (22) WWadi 40 20 10 6 4.47 6.44 Accrington (13) WHW 40 19 10

4 51 Crewe (10) IWIWN40 20 10 Bouthp't (12), DDIWI 40 20 5 4 1 32 28 21 Mansfield (16) WIW 41, 21 9 56 60 30 24 'N. BghCa (21) WWIWI 41 20 18 4 3 41 24 29 21 Rotherham (27) DDILI 41 19 6 8 6 30 33 17 22 5 14 3 22 56 13 30 Rochdale (18) WILI 40 20 1 9 4 33 29 16 20 2 17 1 17 63 5: 2257

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RANGER'S FORECAST

To-morrow's Home Football

FIRST DIVISION

than made without success.

Hits Cross-Bar

bar. Three more efforts' were coming Far Eastern Olympiad at] 10.32

805.

#

C. K. Bradley B. H. G. Ashby.

G. S. Archbutt K. S. Mor- ARSENAL

Birmingham FINDI

1040.

10.44

T. J. J. Fenwick A, Ritchie. DERBY

R. L. Cherrill G. Marseille, Everton

Lerge Pay.

ley Jones,

Cdr. LEEDS

Manchester C.,

J. B. Mackie B. D. Walker. MIDDLESBRO A. B. Haworth E. D. Mat- WEDNESDAY thews.

WEST BROM

#

J, M. Walker H. F. Phillips'

J. Angwin C, L. Tatham.

| Manila, is making arrangements

for a friendly athletic meeting to 10.38 The tennis team is also a very

A. V. Gosano had Smith well be held in Seoul in the first week formidable combination.

Of course, it will be very dif-beaten early in second half with of June next, inviting the disap- Sato and Hailme Ebisu rank fourth ficult for many to change a style a powerful shot which struck the pointed "Manchukuo" athletes to 10.49 „ and Afth. in Japan, while Sclich that, through many years' practice, cross-bar to rebound and be in the meeting to console them.

A formal invitation is -being, sent 10,52 Yamagishi, an elder brother of the has been only too thoroughly aestantly, cleared. Thereafter the Davis Cup player, is in the same quired, alded by the constant repe- Borderers attacked for the rest of out to the Amateur Athletic Asso-10.66 class. Sato represented Japan Intition of that ancient golf-destroy- the game. Gomes only partially ciation of "Manchukuo" and also 1100 the 1932 Davis Cup series, while ing advice that is poured lato the cleared, and Jones, snapping up the to the South Manchuria Railway 11.04 Yamagishi and Yamada represented ear of every raw novice who is ball, went through, to pass to For Co.-Rengo,

making his or her entry into the tey who quickly netted, Japan in Java in. 1932.

An Improvement game. The nauseous formule will In a whirlwind attack from the Japan. had a very successful rebe known to thousands, and here kick-off the Borderers went through cord at the last Far Eastern Cham-it 11:-"Keep your eye on the ball, and Fortey placed the issue be pionship Games, held in Tokyo in keep your head down, and slow yond doubt with a quick shot, 1930. Mr. Hiranums said that they back." "Keep your eye on your came third in the volleyball, second Auntie," would do just as much

fgood

in the basketball and frst in every- thing elas.. "I think we have im-Adams.

and Cleona karmi--David.

*Morrison fouled Leonard with a charge in the › penalty area, bot Smith cleared A.”′′V.

** Gozano's “chet?">

W. A. Weight J. H. Jeffers

v Sheffield U.

✔ HUD'FIELD v Sunderland

v Aston Villa T Chelses

WOLVES v Leicester

v Stoke

v Portsmouth

SECOND DIVISION

D. 5. Kengh A. E. Perry, BLACKPOOL

Major Mackenzie

10.08

JACKIE" FIELDS TO REFEREE

12.12 11.10

11.2

Rodgers.

E. Lewis D. Ellls.

17.

cunt

After dropping $21,000 In ro-11.24 business venture, Jackie

9.32 Fields, former welterweight box- 9.40 ing champion, in refereeing fights 9.48

D. B. Hislop Partner.

Bradford C. Bury FULHAM

NEW COURSE,

L Davie E. L. Groome

BULL Lincoln

MILLWALL

R. C. and Mrs, Webb NOTTS C

Mrs. While Mra. Smalley. PORT VALE, for the California Athlete Com Players should note that trains Southampton, {missioni?"

leave, Kowloon at 8.37 am and [SWANSEA

9.11 p.m.

Bradford

GRIMBBY

Y BRENTFORD

Oldham Burnley

V BOLTON

Manchester West Koen

Y. Notts F

▾ PRESTON

v Plymouth

:

THIRD DIVISION (South)

ALDERSHOT

BRIGHTON BRISTOL C Clapton LUTON

▼ Charlton

v Watford

Southend

v COVENTRY

v B'mouth

✓ CRYSTAL P.

RAMPTON" v. Cardiff

NORWICH

QUEEN'S PR. --

Swindon

TORQUAY

Bristol Gillingham

▼ READING"

v Exeter City”

THIRD DIVISION (North)

CHESTER Crewe

Southport no

V TRAMMERR DONCASTER v. Darlington

HALIFAX

| New Brighton:-"

Rotherham STOCKPORT ·

WALBALL York

v Rochdale

BARNSLEY-

v MansfeldW

| v· Chesterfield+"

v Hartlepools Wrexham