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FRED PERRY'S MOTION PICTURE DEBUT

BRILLIANT PRODUCTION

ON STROKE PLAY

TENNIS LIKELY TO BENEFIT

London.

Ranger's Forecast

(Continued From Page 1) THIRD DIVISION (South)

✓ CHARLTON (2)

Aldershot (3).

BRIGHTON (1) Southend (0)

WALL

BRISTOL C. (3) CARDIFF (1) CLAPTON (2) THE sporting scribes of Fleet Street assembled

MILLWALL () in force to see a special press presentation of Newport (1) Fred Perry's lawn tennis instruction "movie" the READING (1) QN'S P.R. (2) other day, and they agreed that, when it is releas-Watford (2) ed in April, the series of 10 one-reel pictures will be well received by the British public.

Producers in America, who are alleged to have offered enormous fees to Perry in return for his tennis-playing services as an actor, may be interested to learn that he screens very well indeed.

Being an amateur, he was not allowed to accept a fee for appearing in this picture, which was "shot" last summer, but the English Lawn Tennis Association gave permission for his work to be paid for by the donation of a sum of money to charity by the British Lion Film Corporation.

INDIVIDUALISM FAILS

(Continued From Page's) Oliveira's Spoiling

the

It did not take Oliveira, pivot, very long before he had Moeller and Wetzell, the visiting in- side forwards, blocked at every move, his spoiling being magnificent at tinies.

v Bournemouth (1)

▼

Bristol R. (6)

*

Gillingham (1)

V

Northampton

v SWINDON (0),

v LUTON (2)

v Torquay (0)

v Coventry (0)

v EXETER (0) SATURDAY

FIRST. DIVISION ARSENAL (3) v Huddersfield, (1) Birmingham (1) SUNLAND (1) BLACKBURN (1) v Everton (1) LIVERPOOL (3) Chelsea (0), LEEDS (2) - Aston Villa (4) MANTER C (-);

Preston () MID BORO (-) Grimsby () PSMOUTH (1) 'v Wolves (1)

ro WED'DAY (1) v Leicester (1) WEST BROM. (5) V [STOKE (2). Y Tottenham Derby (1) SECOND DIVISION Each of the picture comprising BLACKPOOL (2) Notts C the series begins with the entrance BRENTFORD (2) v Port Vale (0)

BRADFORD '(5) N Swansea (1) into a nicely furnished drawing room Bury (1) of Big Bill Tilden, who introduces Fulham (0)

B'FORD himself with commendable natural-HULL ( ness and goes on to describe the phase NORWICH (-)

Newcastle (-) of lawn tennis which Perry is about NOTTS F. (-) to illustrate.

Twelve Minate Sections

V

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✓ MANTER U. (2) v Sheffield U. (4)

✓ BOLTON (-)

v Oldham (-) Barnsley

PLYMOUTH (1) v Burnley (0) WEST HAM (0) Southampton (0) THIRD DIVISION (North)

v York: (2)

The scene fades into close-up' BARROW (2) stadies of the great Fred Perry and Carlisle (1) his mentor, Daniel Mahkell, British CHES FIELD (1) professional champion, who acts)

HALIFAX (3) Lincoln (-)

Y NEW BTON (2)

v Accrington (0)

v Orewa (2)

v. Southport (-)

Darlington (0) -

LAW & THE PLAYER WHO CAME BACK WHY THE GOAL SHOULD NOT HAVE BEEN ALLOWED

THE EVERTON LEEDS INCIDENT

(By J. T. Howcroft)

THE incident that occurred in

the

Everton

Leeds United match, when one of the players

is alleged to have returned to the field without notifying the referee, has aroused considerable comment, and I have had many letters on the subject.

The leading question put to me is whether the referee was justified in allowing

the goal which was scored shortly after the player's re turn, and in which he actually took part.

Here is the case as I understand it. Cochrane, the Leeds United winger, left the field owing to injury. By resuming play, without first notifying the referee, he definitely broke the law. Another player scored from the pass given by Cochrane when he returned, and then the referee was informed by his linesman that Cochrane had returned without reporting.

INTER-UNIT HOCKEY WIN FOR H.K.S.R.A.

(Continued From Page 4)

According to reports, the referee

then spoke to Cochrane, but allowed

the goal in which the offender had

taken a part. To me it appears that

as Cochrane had broken the law, he was not entitled to gain an advant age for his side until he had been In the Punjab defence the main-punished for his infringement.

stay was the half-back line where Dulla Singh and his wing halves

Proper Course worked very hard. Behind thema, sider the goal should have been dis- Tinder such circumstances I con Khan Bahadur shone and covered allowed, and play should have been Taj Mahomad to a very great ex-

The Civilian forwards played well throughout as an admirable "feed" to M'SFIELD as a line, and were very dangerous the star. The 10 Films, running for Rotherham (1)

v Stockport (1) throughout. **

12 minutes each, take the game sec- ROCHDALE (6) v Chester (0), Divett's Snap Goal

tion by section, in the following or- TRANMERE (2) v Doncaster (0)

WALSALL (5) v Gateshead (1) Divett came into the limelight just der the grip, the service, the fore- WREXHAM (8) v. Hartlepoole (1) at times, mis-hitting and hesitate returned to the field. If all the facts tent, the former being very weak resumed by the ball being dropped as near as possible to where Cochrane after midway through the opening and drive, the backhand drive, the THIRD DIVISION (South). period, when he equalised for the low valley, the drop shot and lob, Bournemouth (1) BOUTHEND (4) Ing in his tackling. Civilians with a wonderful snap goal tactics and tactics.

In the forward The Walker and I consider that the referse committ

are as they have been given to me, the half-volley, the emash, volley Bristol C. (0)

Clapton (B)

Jagu Singh played a very usefuled an error of judgment. from a short corner. From then

COVENTRY (5)

game, in fact all the danger, in the EKETER (1) GILGHAM (6)

Waltz

Tango

Tango

Fox-Trot

For-Trot

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Tango

Cess

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QN'S P.R. (2).

ALDERSHOT (2)

v Swindon (1)

v Crystal P. (2)

v Cardiff (2)

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✓ Torquay

Charlton (1)

v Luton (3)

Brighton (01 v Bristol R. (0) SCOTTISH CUP FINAL

Hamilton SCOTTISH

onwards he gradually improved and Perry, A Genins Of The Game culminated his display with a magni-

Perry, as most students of lawa MILLWALL() ficent goal which placed the issue be-tennis are aware, is a genius who NEWPORT (1) yond doubt.

flouts orthodoxy in many of his Northampton (2) Whitley worked like a trojan shots, and Tilden points this out|READING. (2) throughout, and, although he failed time and time again in his interest WATFORD (0) to acore; his efforts contributed ing commentary. Bill's voice, in a RANGERS largely towards the Civilians' auc-austained declamation of the theory

of the game, is the outstanding AIRDRIE (-) Gurbachan Singh failed badly in recollection of the series, so far as Clyde (0)

DUNDEE (8) con- the writer is concerned; but this im- FALKIRK (8) the opening minutes, but he' fessed that he was not feeling too plies no reflection upon the demon HEARTS (0) well after, yesterday's strenuous stration by the two players.

MOTHER'I (6) International game; In the second

(Continued on Pugs,"11)~

QUEEN OB (-) half he was his. old self, again and

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termine (-)

▾ K'MARNOCK` (1) ▼ Celtic (2)

v Hibernian (1) -5,

v Aberdeen (0)

Arst half originated from this wing who handles the ball before it is: The case is on a par with a player

Kartar And Lal Singh Shine -

netted. If the referee did not notice. Lal Singh and Kartar Singh, this, but immediately afterwards. were very much in the picture I had his attention directed to the the second half, and play was con-infringement by a linesman, he centrated for the most time on this should not allow the goal, and penal side... Afzal Khan was a good lea- ties the infringement which happen der, but he too did not distributeed before. It was scored, the ball to the right wing often enough.

Wrong Side Suffered

The game started at a very fast states that he could not legitimately As regards Cochrane, Law 12 pace, both circles being visited in resume play without reporting, and turn. The first real excitement for him to do so was definitely taking Albion (was provided early on, when there advantage of the laws. As a con Partick (0) was a melee for nearly half min sequence Everton suffered. MONDAY FIRST DIVISION"

Ayr United 12

ST. MIRREN (2)

BIRM'HAM (4)

Leeds (0)

DERBY (1) v Everton (1) Leicester (-)- ✓ GRIMSBY (-1. Middlesboro

NOTTS

(-)

(0)

v ARSENAL (2) v Manchester C. (6)

v Sunderland

v

ute in the Brigade goalmouth, but Actually it was Leeds United who the ball was eventually cleared. should have suffered, as their player Afzal Khan, the Punjabis leader, had infringed the law." Therefore it soon after aluded Metcalfe and seems apparent that the referee passed to Kartar Singh, who sent should have punished Cochrane of the ball into thẹ net, only ruled off alde.

be the time of the offence. Had this .......been done, obviously the goal scored Aya Singh Open Scoring could not have resulted in the same, The first goal came 10 minutes manner,

before the interval. Dost Mahomed No one can blame the referee for took a shot at goal which was only not having noticed Cochrane's return, partially cleared, and Aya Singh but, when the infringement was dashed in to give the Brigade the pointed out to him, he should, in my jead. (took up the attack right from the should have penalised the return of opinion, have ignored what had hap Nothing daunted, the Punjabis pened after the player's return, and bully-off and were on level tarms the player as though It had just in less than a minute, when Afzal happened: broke through the centre and pass-

best games of the year. He made Sinking a long putt on the 25th PORTSTH (2) innumerable openings, and his five-green; Remedios aquarad the match PRESTON (5 half-back game.contributed largely and with a stroke in 'hand at the STOKE (1) Liverpool (1) towards the failure of the Germans 26th won the hole to regain the 'WEST BROM. (1)

Wednesday (1) WOLVES (1) to break through the Civilian de-lead.

Chelsea (1) SECOND DIVISION fence.

Following this, Remedic kept BARNSLEY (-) Bradford O. (+) Fowler was invariably on the spot ahead and eventually won the BRADFORD (5) v

Brentford

(3) and as a result scored the Civilians match on the 34th green by 8 and HULL

v Norwich (-) C. (3) v Port Vale (2) second goal. Souza, on the left-2.

OLDHAM (1)

Burnley (0) wing, played his usual game and "Hong" Foursomes Plymouth (4) v Notts F, (8) combined perfectly with Fowler ́and |

The semi-final round of the Southampton (1) v Manchester U.

SHEF D U. (-) Fulham (-). Parker, his supporting half-back. "Hong" Foursomes of the Kow- SWANSEA (0) v Bolton (0)

Wetzell; Key Man

loon Golf Club resulted in Dod- WEST HAM (1) v Blackpool (2) Stuhlmann, at Inside left, and Well and Co. (Mundy and Dennis) THIRD DIVISION (North) Kuelps, on the right-wing, were the defeating the Godown Co. (Groves ACCR'GTON (2) v Darlington

((0) BARROW (-) ~ Lincoln (-)*** most dangerous of the visiting for-and Eastman), the holders, by one CREWE (3) v Chester. (5) worda, while Wetzell lent invaluable hole,

HARTLE'LS (1) v Southport (2) ald at centre-forward, directing the Dodwell and Co., will now meet Rotherham (0) Doncaster (0)

the Hong Kong Electric in the ROCHDALE (0) Carlisle (1) final,

STOCKPORT (3) v New Brighton (1) The visiting team started off at

TRANMERE (3) v Mansfeld (2) s terriña pace and within the first!

[WALSALL (2) Civilians: H. B. M. X. de Souza WREXHAM (2) Chesterfield (3)

v Halifax (0) 10 minutes had opened their ac- (Radio); E. F. Selk (Y.M.C.A.) and A. YORK C. (1) caunt with the best goal of the M Rodrigues (Recreio); J. Gonsalves

y Gateshead (1) THIRD DIVISION series, by Stuhlmann, who scored (Recreio), L. Oliveira (University) and BOURNETH (6) v

SION (South)

Bristol from a centre by Moeller after the Paker (Police); G. E. E. Divelt

BRISTOL R. (8) v (Club),

Cardin P. Whitley (C.B.A.), Gorbach- latter had raced Civilian defence on the right touch-(Y.M.C.A.) and A. P. Souza (H.I.T.C.). Gillingham (1) v

through the an Singh (K.I.T.C.), G. EL CHARLTON (1) v Aldershot (6)

EXETER (3) v Watford (1) Reserves:-E. H. P. White (St. An LUTON (1)*

Clapton (3) drew's) (Back) A. 8. Bliss (St, An- N'APMTON (1) Millwall (-)- Newport (1). Divett Equalises drew's) (Half-back) and Barnagat SOUTHEND (0) v Brighton (0) After a period of midfield play, the Singh (Radio) (Forward),.

SWINDON (S) v Crystal P. (2).... Civilians forced a corner from which. The teams are:-g

TORQUAY (1) v Queen's P.R. (1) Tiefenbancher kicked out to Divett.1 Bhanghai Germans: Tiefenbancher;

TUESDAY who flashed the ball into the net and Neelmayer; Kaelps, Moeller, HUD'FIELD (2) Aston Villa (1)

Melchers and Sommer: Remmels, Berg

FIRST. DIVISION through a crowd of players for the Wetzell, Stuhlmann and Biemasen,

SECOND DIVISION equaliser,

Success Of Dinner Dance B'FORD C. (-) my Barnsleysto

THIRD-DIVISION, (Bouth).. COVENTRY (0) Reading (0)

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attack.

line.

A very large gathering, includ

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Brigade Again Lend

Offside Or Penalty?

ed to Kartar Ringh, who scored the During one of the Sixth Round equaliser.

On resuming in the second half, caused a lot of controversy, though, Cup games an incident occurred that the Brigade took up the offensive, frankly, I could not understand why. but after Aya Singh had neatly Here is what happened. worked his way to the left when in the circle, he was rabbed by Khan area when the ball was passed to him.

A forward was standing in...sn' Bahadur.

offside position within the penalty. Just as the forward played it, he For a long time the game was a tripped by an opponent, and the re- ding dong affair, but the Brigade feree sounded his whistle. again took the lead when Garth- An international player, sitting waite, sent a nice pass to Khuda next to me, at once remarked Bux. The winger took the ball Penalty" There were many others down the field a short distance and (Continued on Page 11) then passed in to Dost Mahomed, who neatly flicked the ball into the [net.

It now looked as if the game was lost, but. Kartar Singh equalised with a good shot following a fres hit outside the circle.

The excitement was now tense

over-

BOXING

(Continued from Page 3) Only One Knock Out Fusilier Perrett secured the only knock-out victory of the even- ing when he accounted for Pte. McCarrick.

The results were as follows: beat Corporal Colller

Bantam Weight: Fusilier Taylor Feather Weight: Fuller Humphrica

The second half was much faster) with the Germans determined to ing Herr. H. Gipperich, Consul- take the lead, but Rodrigues and General for Germany, Mr. E. W. of corresponding game last season, and and Garthwalts, through Oliveira, playing at the top of their Hamilton, President of the Hong team in capital letters are favoured to form, transferred play to the other Kong Hockey Association, Mr. A. win. All teams mentioned first are eagerness, shot wide of the upright end where Fowler rushed into the A. Dand, Vice-President of the playing at home.]

from a short corner. The Punjabis German goalmouth to place the Hong Kong Hockey Association,

were now getting very dangerous, Civilians abend with a goal from a and others, attended the dinner (Continued from Previous Column) was stopped by Kishen Singh.

but a fine breakaway by Lal Singh pass by Gurbachan Singh, dance in honour of the Shanghai with his first-time-hitting. Several Bu

The closing minutes were very German Hockey Club at the Penia short corners fell to the Punjabis, The final goal was scored by Ays

1 Aya Singh's Second Goal jexciting, Sommer making an sula Hotel last night.

eleventh-hour, save from Fowler,

but they were unable to make the The affair was very largely at best of them.

Singh from a short corner amidst during which he was badly winded.tended and was a huge success,

loud cheering," and with less than Magnificent Goal members of the German community

Major Gen. Borrett Present

eight minutes to go A few minutes from the end being present in full numbers.

Among the Interested spectators Whitley raced through from his own Meet Marae To-day

were Major General O. C. Borrett! The Punjabis threw their re-beat Pte, Litchfield; Fusilier Wright

Berves Into the attack in a desper-beat, Pto, Tarant Wish General Officer Commanding, and ate attempt to squalise, and the Weiter half of send the ball across to Divett, This morning, the Shanghai Ger- officers of the Garrison. Brigade defence underwent a try. Harrison; Fusiller Perrott who, outpacing the visiting defence, mans left for Macao, where they placed the issue beyond doubt with are playing the Macao Hockey of Lieut-Colonel Baxter. Officer Garthwaite and Dost Mahomed, Pasiller Billigham) Pte. Bouillon beat

After the game Mra. Baxter, wife Ing time, the inside forwards,

knocked out Pte, McCarrick. Middle Weights Pte Lan

Lennon" beat a very good goal,

Mezars A. E. P. Guest and Wlony to-morrow. They leave to presented the cup to Lieut. Metcalfe was now very prominent Fooman refereed and the teams morrow for Shanghal by the M. V Ravenhill, captain of the winning (Continued at foot of Preceding

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