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THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1934:

SECRETS FOR SOCCER SUCCESS FOOTBALL FORM GUIDE KEEPING YOUR PLACE RANGER'S Comprehensive Table Showing Form

EXCLUSIVE Of Clubs At A Glance

FORECAST Alish Football Clubs and the premier Scottish League will be

IN THE TEAM

REPUTATION NO CRITERION

(By LEWIS STOKER) (Birmingham's International "Half-Back)

To gain your place in a football team is usual- ly less difficult than keeping that place after- wards. This applies as much to the local player as to the professional in the League game.

To play regularly for any kind of team you must maintain a required standard of talent. This standard naturally varies according to the grade of football in which you play. But no man in any department of the game can slack persis- tently, neglect training and practice, and keep his place.

Even the greatest exponent of football cannot afford to as sume that, just because he has a Cup winner's medal or an in- ternation cap, he will always be assured of employment in the League game. He must be continuously “polishing up” his foot- ball methods. He must keep fit, and train as conscientiously as any youngster in search of fame.

The plain fact of the matter is, responsibility to see that the game. of course, that without coaching is opened out properly. and training, talented footballers An open, fast-moving game is ex- would never appear in the League hilarating to play and fascinating or amateur camps. Some of the to watch. It entalla long, accur- men who to-day are hailed as ate passing, well-combined poszi-

LANE, CRAWFORD, LTD.iuses would be the first to tional play, and speedy tactics.

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In the second half both

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attribute their success to early coaching and regular practice.

SUNDERLAND MAY STEAL MARCH

Second Round Of Cup

FIRST DIVISION (A. VILLA (3) v. Leeds (0)

Chelsea (2) - DERBY (-)

EVERTON (7) GRIMSBY()

v Liverpool (0) v W. Bromwich v Blackburn (1) v Middlesboro Huddersfield, (0) v ARBENAL (1) LEICESTER (2) v Wednesday (0) Preston (-) v MANTER C. (-) SUNDERL'D (4)

v STOKE (0). Tottenham (0)

v Portsmouth (1)

v Birmingham (1

Wolves (2)

.. SECOND DIVISION Barnaley (-) Notta F. (-) BOLTON (-)

v Newcastle (-)) v BURY (2)

▾ BLACKPL (1)

v Plymouth (2)

v Fulham (0)

v Norwich (-))

v Brentford (6)

Hull (-)

▼ DUNDEE (-)

v Clyde (0)

..

▼ RANGERS (2)

v St. Johnstone (0)

V-Ayr (1)

v Albion (-).

*V Aberdeen (1)

(2)

(0)

Bradford C. (2) BURNLEY (2) MANTER U. (1) Notts C. (1) OLDHAM (-) PORT VALE (1) SHEF'DU. (-) SAMPTON (3) v West Ham (2) · ‚' [SWANSEA (5) v Bradford (1) THIRD DIVISION (North) Accrington (1) ✓ CHESTERFD Crewe (1) · HALIFAX (1)

THIRD DIVISION (South) CARDIFF (1) CHARLTON (6) Newport (1)

Gillingham (3)

SCOTTISH LEAGUE Airdrie (2) v Falkirk (2) CELTIC (8) v Motherwell (0) Opening Out The Play· ́`

Dunfermline (-) The half-back who can open out HAMILTON (1) It is claimed for one English the play, and work in fine combina- Hearts(1) county. I believe, that its boun- tion with his colleagues is almost Kilmarnock (1) daries include the birthplace of certain to keep his place in the QN'S PK. (-) | PARTICK - (5) cricket. It is also claimed that team. But he must endeavour to Queen O'S (4) boys are born in that county with aovid those sudden lapses from ST. MIRREN (0) "a cricket bat in- their handa." form which often seem quite inex-

Well, you cannot say, in a simi

York Dartford lar sense, that boy's are ever born;

A man might carry on with his CLAPTON with "the ball at their feet."training and yet find that, some- STOCKPORT They may have a natural inclina-how or other, things are going SWINDON tion towards kleking their nurses. wrong. Then a day comes when Mansfield" But it will take them years of con-he suddenly dropped, and he won-Bath stant practice before they can ders why. kick a football in the approved The usual reason is that he has Barrow

WATFORD style.

become stale. Gradually, and al-Yeovil & Petters most unnoticeably, his speed and Wimbledon

declined until he Queen's P.R. efficiency have suddenly realises that he is not so

Hartlepools, Wigan enthusiastic about football as he ROTHERHAM v Bristol City used to be.

[Figures in brackets denote resulti Enthusiasm is one of the prin-of corresponding game tast season, and elpal keynotes for success in suc-teams in capital letters are favoured to cer. But it is difficult to be en-playing at home.!

win. All teams mentioned first are My own experience contains, a lesson for the young player. Althusiastle if you are stale. .

Practice Essential

If a young footballer is referred to as a "natural player," he may be hall spoiled before he starts, for his natural abilities will not? help him very much. if he falls to Ipractise."

plicable.

Hibernian (3)

F. A. CUP-2nd Round

vNew Brighton

V BRISTOL R.

Chester

v Darlington v Lincoln

NORTHAMPTON v Workington

READING

Tranmere

v Boston

v Wrexham

v Aldershot

Y Walsall

v EXETER

y SOUTHEND

V BRIGHTON

v. Coventry

TORQUAY

though I am now an international training.

Staleness might arise from over- BILLIARDS LEAGUE

or from becoming too anxious about the prospects of jone's team.

Leadership

COMPREHENSIVE guide to the form of all the major Eng-

found in the appended tables. 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 indicate matches won, lost, and drawn, respectively. Games played at home are shown in capital - letters, while away games are denoted by ordinary type, figures in brackets denote the position held by that team at the conclusion of last season. The asterisk indicates a promoted team, and the dagger signifies a relegated team.

The

The following League positional tables give home and away details and include all matches played to date!

First Division

►

HOME

Goals

-AWAY

8 12 5 14 14 7 23 9 4 4 1 36 17 9 2 8 2,5 1 10 27 5 20 8 3 4 1 13 17 7 20 9 2.52 14 15 6 19 9 2 6 1 12 27 5 19

8 161 7.19 3 18.

9 0 6 3 11 22 3 17

Goal P. P. W. L.D. F. A. Pis.. P. W..L. D. F. A. Pts Pts Sunderl'd (6) wWwLd. 17 95 3 1.19 12 11 8 4 0 414 6 12 28 Bloke (12) LwWIW 17 8 5 1 1 24 10 13 9 5 4 0 14.14 10. Arsenal (1) WdLwW 17 9 8 1 0 39 8 16 Man'ter C. (5) WID=W 17 8 5 1 2 17 8 12 Liverpool (18) WIWwW 17 9 7 1 1 23 12 15 W. Brom (7) DwWwW 17 9 5-1 3 28 14 13 "Grimsby (-) dniwi. 17 8 5 0-3 19 7 13 Aston V. (13) dWwWI 17: 8 6 0 2 25 14 14 Wednesday (11) WIWID 179, 6.0 3 22 10 15 Everton (14) IWILI.... 17 8.7 1 0 22 10 14 Birm'ham (20) LdWwW 17° 9 540 14 14 10 *Preston (-) WIL! 17 8521 11 5.11 Derby (4) IDILI ........ 17 9 4 3 2 15 12 10 Portsm'h (10), WIWID 17 9 5 1 3 21 7 13 8 1 6 1 12.22 3 16 Leeds (9) WWLIW... 17 10 5 3 2 22 18.12 7. 142 9 20 4 10 Tottenham (3) WIWI. 17 8 4.22 17:12:10 926 .9.19° «6–15 Blackburn (8) DILIW. 17 9. 4. 2.3 15 11 11 8 15 28 17. 415 Wolves (15) 1LdW]...178 52 12 14 11 9 0 7 2 9 26 2 13 Leicester (17) WLIWI 7.9.34 2,13 12 8 BIS 2 10 20.4 12 Hud'Held (2) IWJWI

T5 11 21 7 11 10 09 18 31 1 12 Mid'boro (16) DIDIW..17 Chelsen (19) ILLd

Second Division

17

8 3 4 11 17 7:17

8 3 5 0.11 156 15

9 1 5 9 12 23 5 16

8 3 3 2 17 15 8 25 834 1 12 19 7 23

8 2 2 4 11 11 8 9 1 6 2 12 204 12 8 3 5 0 13-17 6 9 2 6 1 9 22 5 11

HOME

AWAY Goals

Goals P..P.. W. L.D. F. A. Pts. P. W. L. D. F. A. Pts Pte' Bolton (3) WWW.17 8 7 10 29,6 14 9 6 3 0 19 15 12 28 Brentford (4) WWW 179.80 1 25 6 17 W. Ham (7) WdWwW 17 9 8 1 0 22 8 16 M'ter U, (20) (wW[W] 17- 9810 25 8.16 8 3 5 0 13 176 22 Blackp (11) IdWdw 1797 11 18 8 15 8 2 3 3 13-16 7 22 Nolls F. (17) WWW 179-80 3.20 6 1382 4 2 14 36 6 21 Burnley (15) wWWd 17.8 61 1 23 10 11 Fulham (16) DIWIW.. 17. 9 702-29 11 16 Bory (12) WIWIW ...17 9 8 10 179·16 +Newcastle Y WIWwW 17 8530:17. 11. 10° Plynh (10) WwW]W, 17 *Barnsley (-) IDIWA . 17, +Shef'd (-) IWIDI ..........

17 Bradford (5) DIWID, 17 Bradford C. (6) IDILI. 17 Norwich (-) WdWwL.. 17 Port Vale (8) MIL!... 17 Swansen (19) IWILI. 17. B'ampton (14) WIL 17 Hall (15) LIWwD Oldham (9) ILIDİ Notis C. (18). ALIEJ

·Third Division (S.)

8 5 2.1.22 13:11 8 503 15 4 13 8. 4 2,2 20 10 10 # 3. 2 4 14 12 10 8 4 2 2 14 10 10 8 4 2.2:20 9 10 9 4 3 2 19 16 10 52, 2 19 13 12

8 3 1 4 13 9 19 4 3 2 14.31.10

17

17

8 4. 2:2 16 12 10

HOME

9 2 5 2 B 16 6 19 80 5 3 4 14 3 19 8 16 17 17 3 19 9 45 01825 8 18 9. - 2. 5. 2-12, 186 17 9 17 1 11 91. 3: 16 9 2 5 3 12 15 6 16 8 14 38 155 15 9:27 099 4 14 9 1 6 2.9 184 18 8 05 3 2 113 13 8 0715 171 13 9 0 6.3 7.24 3 13 8170 9 25 9081 28 1 11

17 8 1.6 39 19 39.0 6.3.23

16.

Goals P. P. W. L.D: F. A Pts 8 7 0 1 25-5-13 16760 1208-19 7511-1871 9.5 1 323 5 13 7 6 0 1 19 1.13 95 2 2 13 8 12 9 5 2 2 13 12 12

Reading (3) IDIWW Charlton (6) WIWal Crystal P. (12) WwDdW* 16. Coventry (2) IWALD, 16 Brighton (10) WIWwd 16 ¬†Millwall (→) WDW. 17 Cardiff (22) Laņv 17 Bristol C. (19) ALIWW 16" N'ampton (18) IWADD 18

player, I remember only too well) that I had to train strenuously be fore I was considered good enough hobby. A visit to the "pictures,"

The antidote is a R. E. Sgts. Mess Take Newport (18) #DWLL 16 to play regularly, for my Durham

a game of ping-pong or billiards: school side,

Later I became an electrician, or even a walk with the dog may and, in my spare time, asalated freshness and keenness.

,work wonders in restoring.your Brandon Juniors Esh. Winning

Juniors, Bearpark, and West Stan-

I

The following, were Friday night's reaults:

St. Patrick's Smith Greig

Drake And Lythgoe Still Bailey

Head The Lists

Drake (Arsenal) and Lythgoe (Rud-

Jordan Cox Me. Quilean

Total

W. Finki J. Bloomfield R. Gatmell

18 R. Woods.

R.A. Sgts'

y R.E. Sgt 150 Hodges 09 Grossmith 180, Staples 160 Hollingworth

114-Harris .56 Regan

489-

Total'

AWAY

Geala

P, W. L. D. F. A. Pis Pta 8 3 4 1 13 12 7 22 9 3 4 2 10 14 8 21 9 3 3 4 16 16 10 21 7.3.3.1 9-8 7 20 9. 2 4 3 10 14-7 20 8341 12. 167 19 8 2 4 2 10 21 618 9 7 20 146 147 14 2 5 15 4 18 8 3 1:2-17 10 12 8 2 5 1 7 15 517 9.4 3 2 38 15 10 7 3.4 8 18 6 16 8 5 1 2 22 8:12 8 15 2 11 12 4 16. 8 4 13 14 11 119 15 3 7 14 16 7 5 0 2 15 7 12 8 16 1917 1 15 8.6 3.0.17.6 12 70 4 38 19 3 15 7 3 1 3 10 7 9 9 2 6 17 18 14

8 23. 4

Swindon (8) LIWal... 16 Luton (6) WDdW. 17 Torquay (20) WIWwl. 16 Watford (15) Wdww.16 Queen's P.R. (4) WIDI) 16 Clapton (11) WIDE 16 9 4 41-16 11 9 7 1 4 26 12 4 13 Aldershot (14) FALIA", 16 8 4 2 2 16 8 10 8 0 5 3 4 18 3 13 Bristol R. (7) WdDon. 16.7 20.5 22 14 99 17 17 27 3 12 Gingham (17) LDIDD 16 Exeter (9) IWDW... 1691 15 15 9 7 9 4 3 11.16.3

83 2 3 11 21980 5.3.8 16.3 12 Bournem'h (21) WL!DW 16 4.3 1 17 1858 1 6 1 3 18

240 13 13 6 10 9 5 Southend (16) WILdd 17

HOME

AWAY Third Division (N.)

∙GORL

Goals PPW.LD. F: A. Pu, P. W. L. D. F. A. Pia Pla 19 90 12 11 19 7 3 2 2 9 8 8 27 990 0 24 518 731 3 11 8 9.27 7 5.1 1.24 8 11 9. 4.3.3.18 10 10 21 7 520-16 810 9 81 59.9 11 21. 9 6 1 2 21 10 14 72 23 11 12 7 21 8-51 20 6 11 34 4 0 20.17 8 19. 712 147:16 94.4 1 13 17 9 19 9 6 11 21 8-13 9 2 5 28.16 6, 19 9 5 1 22 10 11 73 3 1 10 12 7 18 8.5 21 15. 911 8. 14. 3 5.11 5 16. 85-1217 71 8.1 52 712416 -85 21 21 15 11 81 6 2 13 244 15.

16

16

160 Rotherham (21) ILIWW 16

Tork (1): DIWWI

16

-852 Gateshead (19) WILH.16 N.Brighton (15) DwDlw; 16 141

Accrington (20), WIDII 17- 81 Hartlepools (11) DIWI 16 109 Carlisle (13) ILIDL....... 16.

Southport (18) WALIA 16 101

Rochdale (22) ILIWD 16 Walal (4) IDALW

▼ Garrison Sgta' 150 Smith 150 Flood 150 Banson 150 King 150 Dyer 118 Gillow

9 5 1 3 21 10 13 7 1.6.0 519 2 15 7.5.11 16.5 11

9, 171 11 80 3′′ 14 84 22 249-10 8 1 6 1-10-25 3 13 7 0 3 4 484 944 113 14 9 13 8 4.2 2 13 11:10 9.0 7 2 8 25

2.12 72 8 2 13 12 6 9 2 7 9 12 234 10 9432 15 16 1070 70 3:19 0 10 7 2 41 10 15 91 55 18 23 5 10 9 3 3 3 12 17 9 7 0 6 1 2 18 1 10 17. 92 3 4 15 10 8 8.0 6 2.10 22 2 10

HOME

AWAYAMA Goals

BUT C.P.O.'s HAVE GAME SUCCESSFUL ARMY

IN HAND To find success in soccer, you Defeating St. Patrick's Club by HOCKEY TRIAL

must be keen. You must think 163 points, though sharing the six ley. Then Birmingham gave me a about the game, and train for it. games, the Royal Engineers Ser- month's trial. Because ) had (Continued from Page {}

worked, trained, and practised, football, and do something else the Steel,

But, regularly, you must forget geants' Mess took the leadership of gained my League place at right even for just an hour or two-80 League en Friday night:

Coulson's Billiards Just before the interval,. after down by the unevenness of the half, and was able to keep it. that you get a sort of tonic effect several promising movements had ground.

-Strangely enough, my experience which will help you to keep fresh Artillery Sergeants Mess proved Tranmere (7) dWwWW.16

In the other game played the been nullided by weak passing and] The-firat goal came when Robin-as an electrician helped me on the fand keen.. handling, the Navy scored their son made a swift run down the football field. I decided that one]

much superior to the Garrison Ser-Halifax (9) dWwWW... 17 try.

wing and centred beautifully for could become an "electrifying

geants Mess.

Chester (10) WiDdw 3.¦16 A pass from Thorkton saw Evans the inrushing Kartar Singh to net player." This meant giving atten-

Doncaster (5) LWdw16 break through the Club forwards with a well placed shot.

Wrexham (6) dwaww 16. tion: to speed and accuracy. It LEADING MARKSMEN

Stockport (3) WWLI and pass to Marsh as Gardner, The Army took up the offensive also meant attempting to dazzle

Darlington (16) DIL1⁄4”...,16 tackled the former. Marsh' ground-after the bully-off but failed to net one's opponents with perfect bal}|

144 Mansfield (1) dWwDW 17 ed wide of the posts, but failed to until Kartar Singh added another control and ball manipulation.

150 +Lincoln (-) IWWDL, 16 -130 Barrow (8) IWIWI convert his own score.

goal. Almost immediately after

122 Chesterfield (2) wDdDD 16 Concentration on ideas such as teams the second goal, Senior added the these helps a man to maintain hia

250-Crewe (14) Wwwal 18′′ came very near to scoring on sev third with a snap shot from the form. If you play a soulless kind eral occasione.

circle's edge. Lt. Comdr. Sowman, R., refereed

of game, you lose interest in it,dersfield), with 18 goals aach, retain After the interval the Brigade and your form declines. But get to November 7, inclusive.

the leadership among League' scorers and the teams were:-

Clab "A" P. J. Gardner; G. B. scored, when, following a Bolo Jones, J. T. Edkms, D. K. Hislop, J.,effort, Dost Mohammed netted,

your own ideas and develop them, and your interest will continue to Drake (Arsenal),

DIVISION L Macgregor; L. G. Robertson, B. Cop- The Brigade's second goal came increase so that you feel, at all Lythgoe (Hoddersfield) pin; G. C. Moutrie, H. O. Bramble, when Khuda Bux shot from the cir costs, you must keep up to the re- Richardson, W. G. (W. B. Albion) Barlow; A. F. Walkden, S. H. Garrod cle's edge.

Glover (Grimsby) quired standard of talent. The Army scored their last goal One of my own, especial ideas is sale (Stoke)

Hartin (Wolves) Suffolk: Lt. Christian Smith; Mid through Senior. Heman Sto. March; Lt. N-L. Evans and

that a

halfback should attempt, Dean (Everton) Ldg. Sto. Murphy; A. B. Tharkton, Sto,

whenever possible, to open up the Hastin (Areenal) play. By this I mean that hearing (Aston V.) should help to keep the ball in ace Weddle (Portsmouth)

Hodgson (Liverpool) tion by aggressive defensive Rimmer (Shefield W.) methods....

Bowden (Arsenal) The half-back, probably is es- Herd (Manchester City)

Astley (Aston V1) (Continued from Pàge 4). Swimming

sentially a defender. But his de-[ (Continued from Page 4).

Club Championship, A. B. Ser-fensive work is entirely different Milson (Bolton)

DIVISION II -- Exciting Badminton was seen at ridge; 2. E. Kirman,

"Nott" Handicap-1, E.

from that of the full backs and Hampson (Blackpool) the Central Police Station when W. E. Kirman.

Wentwood (Bolton) goalkeeper. A. Reed and H. A. Noronha just Diving Championship-1, D.Blake, Both the goalkeeper and fall Hammond (Fulham);

one Randalls 2, defeated A. Shute and W. Smith by 2. Mise J. Wilson:

backs are concerned most of the Mils (West Ham

Bord (Sheffield: Utd.) two points after, a very even ge Dept. (Serridge, Kirman and Randall). If a defender, clears the ball reck DIVISION III (North

CC time with keeping the ball safe. Nolan (Port Vale). The former pair proved to be the

Bowls strongest. combination, in the Fire Pearson Shield-Won by C. E. De lesly, he in obviously doing better Valentine (Hakfax) Brigade but were unable to win partment, (Marchant, Hosking, Jones work than by allowing the op-

Beat (Darlingtoti) more than une set.

and, Hollidge).

Inter-Department Challenge

ponents to penetrate into the dan-Wallbanks (Chester) COD

Read (Lincoln)** that attacking movements often Diamond (Southport) originate in the full-back line, you Urmson Chrapmet

DIVIS

J. MeGugan, M. W. Scott and J. C. Miller.

Jones; Lt. Whinney, Meck, Willis, Sto

Warren, Ste. P. O. Altringham," and Keare; Mid, Bush, Shpt. Haynes: Lt. Pay. Sub. Lt. Baird.

BADMINTON

DOCKYARD PRIZE

DISTRIBUTION.

Inter-Department

Relay

The "A" Division match between for Aggregate Points, Won by C. C. Ker zone. But when you consider Merrie (Crewo) St. Andrew's and Elliott Hall was Department.

postponed."

The scores ware:

*** | Brigade); N

Tost to Barros and Xavier

A Shute and W. Smith (Fire lost to Silva and Silva. Brigade)

best. L. Silva and A. Bilva, ... 21-16 lest to Rood and Norunha

lost to H. A. Barros, and A. E. 1. Skimmers and Ad Plaher

lost to SWAK Reed and l

Noronha

Kirkwood and J.

J:15,2), Brigado) 1952

PARIS lost to Blvd and

718-21 lost to Barror and Im ilulah 2: (Rien | Beat Reed and Hero

begin to have some idea of the pos nawor (C3) afbilities of successful

construc Brown (Brisk tive work which come to the half Bourton

[back

An open styleɛas

16 W. Longhan

14 G. Roach...

18

12 Total

150

707

Scottish

League

369 Total 11-The following Deague Table include

10 pil matches played to date!

10

P. W. L.-Fi

9 R. E. Sgts* Mesamoid 8-1-8

P. P.. W. L.D. F. A. Pts. P. W. L' D; F. A. Pts Pts Rangers (1) WwDwD, IB 860-219 7 14 10 7 2 1 26 10 15 29 St. J'atose (B);UDdd 19 9 8 0 123 3 17 10 3 34 12 15 10 27 |0|CPQF Club.................. 3 2 1 6 | Hearta (6) wwDID ... 1994.05.187.13 10 6 3 1.19 12:13. 26 9 K.-A. Sgti" Menn 2017 31 3 14 51 Aberdeen (5) WWWW 19 11 81.20 9 17 88 2 3 14-12 9 26 9Garrison 8gta Hess ... 3. 1. 2. Celtic (3) WwwWw 20 9 6 12 285-14 11 5 4 2 17:13 12 26 8 Sgta Mem, E. Laner v. 1. 103 88t Patrick's Club 49774 | 191⁄2||

RYDER CUP

fontinued From Page 4)

Cotton last played in a Ryder Cup match at Leeds in 1929 when he best Al Watrous by four and three to the singles. It is unlikely that he will visit America at all Huring the next twelve mont

At one me:

-Hamilton (11) WNIDA – 18 9 7 0,2 21 12 16 9 2 3/4 10/10-824 Dhunden (12) wWwIL 20 10 5 2 3 12 15 13 10 3 5 214 20 821 Mücherwell (2) .... IWIW 19 9 7 0 2 31 11 16 10 1,6.89-155 21 Cirde (14) İLDIL, 19 9 4 8 2,14,13 10, 10. 3 3 4 13-25 10:20 . R{lmarnock (7) WWdW] 20° 10′ 7. 3 0 26 12-14-10-2 6-2 17:20620) Hibernilai (18) WDWFw:19:10:5131: 4-17:5 14,59:+2° 6 1.10 1836 | 19. Airdrie (18) WJLMI 19 9 5 9. 1 14 11 11 10 2 5 3 18 28-7-18 Queen O'S (1) LIWIWU19 - 10 5 3 2.14813.92 52.10.17 6 18 Albion () 1LdWW 19 10 5 8 1 16 25 12 9 2 6 19 21 5 17 Partick (10) IWLWW.18 11: 5 4 2 21 17 12 71 60 5.16214 (8) ww 19 108 82 16:13 139 1 8 0 12 41 2 14 Queen's Pk. (18). JädL) 1874 3 1 18 9 9 11 0 7 4 781 4 13, Fahrk (16) WLIBL 18 10 4 6111430117110 SC Hirres (17) LWUL 19 9 26 117 610 11 720 3 10099 16:33 1 "*Dunfermline: (-) UWB) 1939-252-13-22

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