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SECRETS FOR SOCCER RANGER'S

SUCCESS

USING THE LEFT WING AS

AN ATTACKING AVENUE

(BY ERIC BROOK, Manchester City's International Forward)

WHY has the left wing become

so prominent in recent years? In the 1932-33 season, one well. known outside-left scored thirty- three goals in forty-two League games. Many of the outstanding| League teams have given special attention to left-wing tactics, with the result that the tendency to shoot always from the centre-for- ward position is somewhat out of date.

Centre-forwards, of course, still dominate the records of champion niarksmen. But although the very Idea of scoring from the wing is comparatively new, wingers are getting their fair share of goals.

From a theoretical point of view,

CLYDE AFTER MEIKLEJOHN

AS MANAGER":

Rangers Consider Suggestion

The Clyde F.C. directors have made a move in the direction of securing David Meiklejohn, Rangers, as their manager. They have asked the Ibrox people if they would be willing to release the player and the matter will bes considered by the. Rangers, board in the near future. It lacnot; known whether the player would be willing to accept the post,

EXCLUSIVE

FORECAST SUNDERLAND VISIT

HIGHBURY

Cup-Ties In Scotland

ARSENAL (2)

FIRST DIVISION

Sunderland (1) Wolves (0) Leicester (0) Grimsby Preston)

▼ Anton Villa (0)

Y DERBY (1)

Birmingham (0) BLACKBURN (8) LEEDS ( Liverpool () MAN STER C. (4) Middleboro (8) PORTSTH (0) v Tottenham (1) WEDNESDAY (1) Huddersfield (2)' STOKE (1) v. Chelsea (0) WEST BROM (8) v Everton (3),

SECOND DIVISION' BLACKPOOL (2)-Stenssa (1) BRADFORD (2)

Bradford C. (1): BRENTFORD (2) v Southampton (0) BURY (1) NE FULHAM (3)

[HULL (2)

'Burnley (1)

v Notts C. (D)

\

* Oldham (0)

NEWCASTLE (-)

NORWICH (-) Notts F(2)

their

Port Vale (--). Earnsley (-) BOLTON (2) -

PLYMOUTH (Sheffield U WEST HAM (2) Man'ter U. (1)

Crowe (3)

v Doncaster (1) V. STOCKFORT. (2)]

v. N. Brighton (1)

v Accrington (~)

v Hartlepools (1) ̧♥ CHESTER (8))

Gateshend (0) •

it seems entirely logical that an ballers can kick only with. attack should develop down the right foot, until they have learned THIRD DIVISION (North) centre of the field. A team is, or the importance of two-footed bill BARROW (0) should be, balanced from its half ty. It seems to be natural in moat CHES FIELD (1)

Carlisle (2) back line. The centro-half is the people to keep to the right when HALIFAX (1) pivot, and the contre-forward walking. In most countries, except LINCOLN () carries the balancing Idea further Britain, it is customary to keep to Rotherham (0)

MANSFIELD (1) by acting as leader of the attack. the right when driving along the Rochdale (2)

road, ~But in any kind of sport, you

TRANMERE (2) v Darlington (2) mustn't be too logical. In seeking upon left wing tactics, they are WREXHAM (2)

Thus, when a football team rely WALSALL (4) v Southport (1) success, you have to be somewhat doing something which is, perhaps Bournemouth (1)

v York (3) THIRD DIVISION (South) unconventional and introduce some-

a little unnatural. thing different with which to out make those tactica succeed, they Clapton (1)

If they can Bristol C. (0) wit the adversaries.

have every reason to consider them. COVENTRY (5) That is why left-wing tactics selves a talented and well-combined Exeter (3) have proved effective. They tend eleven.

Gillingham (0) to be decidedly unconventional,

MILLWALL (-) Tactical plans of this type, of NEWPORT (2) even fllogical at times. They intro- course, impose. a good deal of rea-Northampton (1) duce an element of surprise which ponsibility upon the outside left. READING (6) is always a useful weapon of attack. He is the man who is entrusted WATFORD (8) The reason why manoeuvres on the with the task of surprising the ABERDEEN (2) left wing are "something different" adversaries.

is because it is a natural instinct to "think" right-handed.

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HOCKEY

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Mackay, showed flashes of his true! form, but on the whole ho Was unsteady,

The Army were lucky to have had

safe defence, for in the

China Mail Sports Diary

TO-DAX

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RUGBY

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Dia

The following will meet the Royal Engineers in the Second Round.

Fusiliers "A"-Fus: Floyd, L/Cpl. Davies, Fus. Watts: L/Cpl. Lewin;

▼ SWINDON (1) V LUTON (0)

CHARLTON (8)

v Bristol R. (8) * Brighton (0)

Crystal P. (5) Southend (-)

v. Cardia (2)

Torquay (1)

v Queen's P.R. (0) Aldershot (0))

v Kilmarnock (0) AYR (1)

v.Falkirk (0) HIBERNIAN (-) Dunfermline (-) QUEEN'S PL (4) Queen, 0'S.. (2)

Figures in brackets denote result of corresponding game last season, and teams in expital letters are favoured to win. All teams mentioned first are playing at home.]

SCOTTISH LEAGUE

SCOTTISH CUP (Semi-Final) Airdrie

Y Hearts Motherwell HAMILTON Aberdeen_or

▼ RANGERS

St. Johnstone Hibernian y CELTICE WANT

FOOTBALL FORM GUIDE Comprehensive Table Showing Form Of Club At A Glance

A

COMPREHENSIVE guide to the form of all the major Eng- lish Football Clubs and the premier Scottish League will be fouad in the appended tables.Tasslat in comparing the teams, details of how they have fared in their last Ave 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. The figures in brackets denote the potion held by that team at the conclusion of last season. The as crisk indicates a promoted team, and the dagger signifies a relegated team.

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

First Division

HOME

Goals P.F. W. L.D. F. A. Pts. Arsenal (1) WIWdw 31 16 181 1.62 13:27 Sunderland (6) DWddW 31 18 9 4 3.41 21 21 Man'ter, C. (5) IWWDw 30-35 10 14 38 16 24 Waday (11) DIWwW. 81 16 11 0 5 38 14 27 Derby (4) WdwL

AWAT

TL

Goals Pts." P. W. L. D. F. A. Pts.

15 6 27-2 16 4 7 29.23 15 42 27 20 19 40 15 7 7 1 24 29 15 39 14 176 21 34, 10.37 16 6 84 27 28 16 35 21, 16 6 9 1 21 29 13 34 16 1.8 1.24 41,14 34 285 19 399 34 5:111:24:46 11:33

31 15 843 34, 20, 19

Blake (12) IWILI

J1158 3′36 17:21 Liverpool (18) Welw! 30 14 9 32 34 21 20 Aston V. (13) ddwdw. 91 16 10 15 42 24 25 W. Brom (7) WDIWI

32:15 9:24 47 25 22 *Grimsby (-) WILW. 30 15:10 14:36 17°24 15. 3-10 2-23, 28 8:38

Preston (-) WDWD 10 16 3 4 4 23 16 201 Chelsea (19)

12.7 8.23 37 ́9:29) 410 1 16 329 27 Leeds (9) ID 31 16 734 29 21 18.

31 15 8 4 3 38 26 19 16 10 6 20 43 8 27 Had Seld (2) DWwww.30 16 65339 9 24 19 14 3 9 2 17 33 8 27 Portam'th (19) Liwid 30.14 743 28 16 17 16 8 9 4 22 39 10:27 Blackburn (8) dwidi.. 31-15 744 235 19 18 161:10 6 19 42 7.25 Mid'boro (18) IDDI 31 15 6 27-30 21 1916 1 11 4 25 45 8 23 Birm bam (20) IWWIA 30 15 7 7 1 22.27-15 Everton (14) dwwDD..31 17 13 1856 17 29 Tottenham (8) HIDDL.. 31 16 6 37 27 28 18 Wolves (15) ILILI ... 30 15 95 144 27 19 Leicester (17) LOW 80 15 6 7 2 24 20 11

Second Division

ROME

Goals

P. P. W. L. D. F. A. Pta. Brentford (4) IWWdw, 31-15 14 0 1 44 10 29 Bolton (3) WADWL.. 30 16 13 2 1 50 13 27 Newcastle (-) IWW 32 18 12 3 1.48 17 25 Blackp'l (11) DdWdw.. 31 15 11 1 3.33 12 25 H'ler U. (20) IWHL 31 16 13 2 1 39 15 27 Burnley (15) LdDWL. 30 15 4 3 34 21.19 Hall (15) WILww.31.15 6.4 24 16 17 W. Ham (7) Wwll.... 30 14 12 2 0 34 12 24 +Sheffield (-) Wdwww 31 18 9 4 3 41 21 21 Fulham (16) dLwWd.. 31 15 10 2 3 40 19 23 Notta F (17) LUID 30 14 9.23 30 14 21 Bury (12)ww.Lll

12 15 11 4 0 28 20 22 Plymth (10) LLIWW Norwich (-)WWWDd Bradford (4) IdWID

15. 38, 4 18 33 10:25 1408614 356 35. 15-2-12.1:14-20 15:23.

15 11138_418-24- 15 2 11 2 16 45 6.28

PAWAY

Goals Pte.

P. W. L. D. F. A. Pia 16 5 6 5 25 27 15 4400 16.7 8.1 26 33 15 40 25 7 5 2 24.23 16 43 16 4 6 8 26-30 14 39- 155 10 0 20 28 10 37 14 36 8 12 26-11.30 16 4.9 1.24 41 13 39 16 0.81 25 37 14 38 154 6 5 20 21 18 34 16 1.87 9 28. 9.32 18 4.9 3 22 35 11 32 17 3 11 3 18 409 31

1 15 9 4 2 84 20-20-164 9 8 23 34 11.81 30 16 8 3 4 36 19 20 15 3 8 4 19 30 10 30 81 16 8 2 6 27 12 22 15 2-12 1 12.30 5 27 80 15 8,6 20 13, 13 15 3 10. 2 19 47 8 28 18 2 10 4 18 40 8 25 81 16 6 8 3 12 21 21 16 0.114 16 27 4 25 30 15 35 7.19 21 13 15 2 7 6 18 29 10 23 31 16 8 8 5 30 21 21 150 13 2:10 36: 2:23 31 16 6 8 2 28 26 14 15 2.21.3 11 39. 5.39 31 16 882 37 29 18 150 14 19 14 1 19

HOME!

KAWAYANA

Barnsley (-) dDwwL g'ampton (14) IDILL32 16:54 7.21 18 17 Pert Vale (8) IdWID Bradford (8) IDLI Swansea (19), IWNW Natta-C. (18) WWILL Oldham (9) WLIWW⋅ Division (5.) Charlton (5) WWD. Railing (8) WW Coventry (2) MDwDd? Crystal P. (12) WILDW

Third Dhold

L/Cpl. Bebb, Fus. Barry and Fu MAN WHO PLAYED Watford (11) WIDel

Morgan.

Engineers Beat Berwick "A"

The Royal Engineers and the

WITH CAP

Berwick "A" provided probably the FAMOUS FULL-BACK

best game yesterday.

Both eldes were very even and there were inany exciting moments.

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PASSES

SCOTTISH VETERANS DIE ALMOST TOGETHER:

Athletica.

St. Paul's College

(Caroline Hill, 215, p.m.) Badminton-Mixed Doubles a St. Andrew's. v. Chinese B.C.

(8 p.m.) Hamilton opened the scaring for Hockey-Mamak Tournament.

Police v. H.M.S, Dainty

the Sappers but, with an uncon (Police Training School ground,

verted try, Wright equalised just 4.80 p.m.) before the Interval. In the second John Robertson and John Dzum Final Small Units Tournament half the Engineers went ahead mond, two of Scotland's finest, foot- (Marina ground, 6 p.m.) through Harrison who scored with ballers, died within a few hours of Lawn Tennis Open Singles

Tsul Wai-pul v. A. E. P. Guest.

« splendid effort.

each other. TO-MORROW

Both men played for Glasgow Athletics,

Bank's Easy Win

Rangers, and were in Scotland's St. Joseph's College.

(Caroline Hill, 1 pm accounted for the Destroyers "B" lives when a grand stand collapsed The Hong Kong Bank easily team when 25 people lost their Hockey.

Punjabis "A" v. Eighth (H) Brigade, team by 26 points to mil. Although during the 1902 International

Royal Artillery.

they were actually without the ser-against England. (1.15 p.m.) vices 01-H.-R. McGilchrist, their Famous as a full-back, Drum- Hong Kong Hockey Club Juniors v.

Lincolnshire Regiment

star wing-threequarter, the Bank mond will go down in soccer his- (6 p.m.) had a wonderful substitute in Rigg, tory as the man who always played Lawn Tennis Open Double

whic scored five perfect trics, while in a cap. Wet or fine, Drummond Y. W. Lee and Ho Sal-wing v. Iu Turner added the last.

always wore that cap, with the peak Tak-lam and lu Tak-cheuk

The latter was the weakest among

pulled well down over his eyes."": Taul Wai-pul and Tsut Yung-put v.

First Chelsea Manager- Wong Shiu-wing and Luk Chun- the backs, and either passed too Suffolk

: chung

stages of the gamen they wFOOTBALL

hoavily pressed, but came through

the ordeal with only

scored against them.

опе

goal

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Hollingsworth Unsteady before they scored through Dodds. Hollingsworth in goal, although who played at inside-right. The making some spectacular saves, Hermes ralled pluckily, but was not as steady as usual, the goal proved no match for their oppon that passed him being mistimad ents, who gave them no opportuni- and going between his legs.

ties with the ball. Khan Bahadur, the left-back, was After the interval, the outstanding in the defence and netted their second goal through cleared with confidence. He was Lewis, right-wing, and imme very cool and steady when under diately after, Tomkins, their left- pressure. His partner, Metcalfe, winger, scored the third goal, by DIOCESAN BOYS however, was inclined" to get fus- neatly heading the ball into the tered and often-miskit-the-ball-net.

The Army intermediate lina was

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CRICKET WIN

DEFEAT QUEEN'S

COLLEGE

their best department, saving them tion, Kartar and Lal Singh, were on several occasions. Williams, not as effective as usual being up on the right, played the best game against two very strong man in of his local carcer, but failed in Divett and Potter. Towards the combine with the other two halves. ond, however, they were seen GOOD INNINGS BY PRETTEJOHN His anticipation and hard clear-many fine movements, none of antes made him stand head and which materialised,

soon or at the wrong moment. Robertson, a half-back, who saw Robertson played a good defensive service with Everton and South game, while Cumming and Brad-ampton, as well as the Rangers, ford performed well at forward.. was the first manager of Chelsea. The following will meet the Royal Later he acted as player-manager Artillery in the Second Round, for the once-famous Glossop team. H.K. Bank - (Hölders) W. H. B. I do not know whether Robert Rigg, L. G. Robertson, M.-W. Turner; son was in the famous Rangera G. A. Stewart D. Camming, I team of the 1898-99 season, but Bradford and D. G. Barlow,

Drummond certainly figured in the Club Enter Second Round side. What an eleven that must The Club entered the Second in the Scottish League competition have been! They won every match Round with an easy win over the that season. were fully extended during the Berwick "B", and, although they

BUT UNCONSCIOUS!

The Diocesan Boys' School easily shouders above the others. Dalia From the, commencement the defeated Queen's College by opening half, they had things much PLAYED FOOTBALL Singh, the Colony pivot, who is Club forwards held the upper hand wickets, in their friendly cricket still handicapped with a bad knee, and it was within the first ten match on the D.B.S. ground yeater their own way in the latter stages. was very steady, but unusually minutes that Lay scored with a day. The feature of the match opening half for the Club, Pears Munro went through twice in the slow, while Alaf Din was also very good drive from the circle's educ, was J. Pretlejohn's brilliant knock converting twice. In the second

after gathering a pass from Owen of 57MY NEE Hughes. Hollingsworth attempted

half, Barnshaw broke through on Good Individual Forwardı

Queen's College went in to bat the touchline for the Berwick, but

quiet.

Goals

Goala Pts.

P. P. W. L. D. F.A.Pta. P. W. L. D. F..A.Pts. 31 16 13 1 258.16-28157 68 27 23 17 45 29.15.18 0 2 42 11 28 14 a 6.5 21. 25 11 39 30 15 9 15:44-18-2315 671 25 27 14 27 31, 15 10 2 3 31 13 23 16

163:43-66 39 39 9143 30 15 11 8.1 49 15 23 1846-8-16 19.13 3 20.15, 9:18 18 14 25 15 5 7 3 22 29 13 36 30-15 12 1 2:41,30 25 15 3 4 10 26-8 24 15 19 16.54 932

18 19 3 12 36 7-29 15 8 18 3 16 888 33 16 2.9€ 19.30 8 29 15 1 12 29 524 25

16

2 103, 17 38 7 28 5 9 2 21.30 12 28 15 2 10 3:16 37 7:27. 15 3 10 2.10 29 8 27.

15 1 10 4 19.40:6 26

Swindon (8) WALK.29 15 8 5 z 29, 15:18 14 28 4-14 351, 26-

Goals

15 0-11 4 9 32.4-24 16 1 12 3 15 87 6 21 18 3 12 1 11-52 7 21 15 9 11 4,15 37 4 1

AWAY

Goals Pts.

Laton (6) IWwWW Brighton (10) IDIWW Torquay (20) diwil). 30 15 11 31 45 37-23 Bristol C. (19) WDall.. 29 14 10 2 2 23 10 22 Bristol E. (7) AWIWW 30 15 9 0 6 36 19 24 Exeter (9) WwW... 31 16 10 31 32 28 21 Qu's, P., (4) WIWIW 81 16 10 15 37 16 25 Cardia (2) 1DIIW... 31 16 8 3 5 26 21 21 *Millwall (-) LLlid 31 15 6 5 4 19 20 16 N'ampton (13) DLW 30 15 8 34 87 18 20 Bournem'th (21) WwWLd 30.15 9 5 1.84 22 19 Clapton (11) Aldershot (14) WIDD 80 15 8 3 14 28 11 20 29.14 8 24.27 15 20 Gillingham (17) IWIWI 30 14 6 4 4 25 24 16 Newport (18) DIIDI... 81 15 5 64 27 26.14 Southend (16) IWIWW- 29 14 7 0 1 23 22 15

HOME ** Third Division (N.)

P. P. W. L. D. F. A. Pti P. W. L. D. F. A. Pls. ranmere (7) DwDid

N Doncaster (5),WwWwW. 30°15 13 20 42 21 26 15 7 3 5 24 18 19 45 21 16 12 13 39 14 27 15 546 18:19 16:48: Chester (10) WddLW 31:15 10 2 8 51 21 28 16 5 4 7 21 20 17 40 Darlington DIWDW 32 17 11 18:40 18 27 15 5 8 2 23 35 12 39 Halifax (9) wLIW] 32 16 11 2 3-82 20 25 16 5 9.2 19 38 12 37 Mansfield (1) dwwwd, 29 15 18 11 42:13 27

14.8 7 4 18 23 10-87 30 15 11 31 44 15 28 15 5 8 2 30 34.13 85 Blockport (3) WWW †Lincoln (-) DIWII ... 30 15 10 4 1 44 20.21 15 5 8 2 22 31 12 33 Cheater'd (2) WwWd30 15 10 2 3 33 15 23 Rother'm (21) WdWwf 31-15 10 14 41 16 24 16 4 1 1 22 42 9 28 15 3 3 4 21 21.10.33 Wrexham (6) DDWI 30 15 834 16 21 2016 3 6 6 22 29:13.37 Rochdale (22) LdLaw 30. 15 5 6 6 22 29 14 15 2 9 4 12 298 22 Crewe (14) UWID 81 16 10 28 36 23 22 15 2.10 3 21:45 Hartlep'la (11) IWDW 31 16 84 85 29 20 15 3 10 2 19 33 828 N. B'ton (15) IDILW 31 16 5 5 6 21 19 16 25 5 91 21 32 11 27 Berrow (8) DIWW1 31 18 9 3 8 29 21-21016 1.12 2 15.41 5 26 Gateshead (19) WWW 30 15 10 2 2,29 18 2215 1 12 2:18 47 428 York (1) WLWD ... 29 14 8 3 8 82 15 19 15 2 12 1 20 49 5 24 Accrington (20) IWIWL 33 17 9 5 3 27 21 21 16,0 13 3 15 48 324 Walsall (4) DIWII :) 32 15 7 3 5:31 24 19 317-1-14-2 22 47 428 Southport (18) LADIL 80 15 4 6 3 16 28 11 15 2 8 5 20 8692 Carilale (19) ILI 80 146 83 25 28 15 16 1/15 0 15 492 17

AWAYMAN Scottish League

Goals Pis. Rangers (1) wWwWw...31 15 12:12 39-14 28 10 10 4 2 38-20 22 48

F. P. W L D E A. Pia. P. W. L. D. F. A. Pla Aberdeen (5) WIW1.81.17 13:22 10 13 28 14 48 121.26 13:10 Callie (3) 1WwWL83 16 12 7 2 50 15 26! 17 8 7 2 28 25 18:44 Hearia (6) Lite31 15-73 5:32 16 19 16 9 4 3 40 30 21 40 St. J'stone (8) WL31 15:11 2 2 37 10 24 16 4 6 8 15 24 14 36 Hamilton (11) LIDWI

Goals

Clyde (14) WdDi32.15 8 3:36 23 19 17 5 7 5 26 12 15 34 Motherwell (2) dDdID 32 158 24 45 21 22 17 9 6 28 36 19 2 Partick (10) WWWD30 17

Kilmarnock (7)

Airdrie (18) LIWIW31 15 8 43 30 24 19 18 39 4 20 35 10 29 qn. Pk (15) Wald 10 13 7 8 8 29 21 17 17 1 10 6 16 48 825 Queen O'8 (1) LILW82 17872 31 24 18 15 2 9 4 16 14 8:26 Albion: () ILID31 16 6 6 4 28-24 15 15 2 10-3 20 11 7 23

And Nearly Scores

A footballer nearly scored a goal to clear, but the ball passed first and totalled 101, of which M. thereafter the Club, had things in a F.A. Cup-tie after he had been gether, but as their leader was of time to recover and clear. There Broadbridge was outstanding with through Hutchison (2) and Millar This was revealed after the Falldrk (10) WWdL-31 17 little use against Reed, they had was no further scoring.. to he content with Individual Club: C. L. Gregory J. Rodger runs,

the ball, taking 5 wickets for all of which were converted. match in which Stockport County St, Muren (17) WILwW 31 159 22 28 10 158 11 2 15 328 18 *A77 (8) LLLIWDE1 17 7 18 2 29 31 1614 1 12 : 1.18 69,, 1, 19 efforts.

(CapL) and E. V. Reed; J. E. Potter,

The following will meet the East defeated Bradford City In the third May, on the right-wing, played a W. A. Reed and. G. Sommer; H. Owen The D.B.S. passed their opponent's Lanes in the Second Round on round re-play at Stockport.

(Copyright) fast, but unsteady, game and was Hughes, G. E. R. 'Divelt, A. T. Lay, acore with only two wickets down. Saturday:

J. L. Tetley and N. A. E. Mackay. They, however, continued batting Club K. A, Murry, (S. C. Archer, Harry Adamson, collided

The Bradford centre practically starved, the few shots

Army: Pte. Hollingsworth (Lin that he did get, however, were colzs) Lieut. NW Metcalfe and finished with a total of 214 M Bonuar Hutchison C centred neatly and accurately. (H.K.S.R.A.) and Sep. Khan Bahadur uns for nine wickets, when stumps Meeke

Garthwaite played a great game. and had he had a more rollable winger, he would have been much more dangerous, mu

The forwards combined well to potween his legs. before he had Afzalacored a faultless 48. R. their own way, and scored again knocked almost, unconscious. Dual line (~), WwD#W:31 155 52172:11 383

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Punjabis) Lient. J. P. Williams, Nkware Dullah Singh" (Punjabis); and ~L/NK, Alar Din (Punjable); 8g May (Boyal Garthwaits.

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The Colony left-wing combina (Punjabis),

"ALERİ 48,

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Killar WWE the game with another

represent the. the second half gajuste,the

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