1935-09-30 — Page 5

SPALDING'S

COMPLETE RANGE OF PERFECTLY MATCHED SETS

OF

GOLF CLUBS

FOR THE COMING GOLFING SEASON

ARE NOW ON VIEW

AND ON SALE

AT

No. 3, GLOUCESTER. ARCADE.

(Opposite the entrance to Gloucester Lounge)

A FEW SINGLE CLUBS

ARE ALSO AVAILABLE

GILMAN & CO., LTD.

AGENTS

Vintage

Tobacco

CALI

makes PLAYER'S the excellent cigarettes they are.

Player's Please

T'S THE TOBACCO THAT COUNTS”

1935

HIBERNIANS

FIRST WIN

WHEN SOCCER WAS

OF SEASON OF ROBUST TYPE

Celtic Displace

Aberdeen

LEICESTER AT TOP OF

SECOND DIVISION

BUT TO-DAY IT IS MUCH

CLEANER THAN EVER GOALKEEPERS OVER 15 STONE

London Saturday. Hibernians registered their first) win of the season to-day when they beat Kilmarnock by aɔdes]) cisive margin in their home. fix- ture, while Aberdeen sustained

their first defeat in 10 matches

Results as cabled by Reuter

were as follows:

FIRST DIVISION Aston Villa 0 Derby

1 Birmingham

3 Sunderland

Blackburn

Chelsea

Grimsby

0 Leeds

Hud'sfeld

Liverpool

0° Bolton

5 West Brom

Manter C

0

Portsmouth

6 Everton

I Preston

Middleboro Wednesday- Stoke

→ Arsenal

Whampton 3. Brentford

SECOND DIVISION

Barnsley

Blackpool Bradford C Bury

Doncaster. Newcastle Norwich Notts F. Plymouth South'ton Totham

London, September.

A

CLOUD of suspicion, one felt, hovered over the start of football. One had the idea that people were examining every move through bino culars for the slightest sign of rough play............ If they were, they no doubt found it in some places. Rough play exists without the shadow of a doubt. It always will

1 To beat the drum because of occasional incidents, however, Of reminds me that in a certain road at Sandbanks, near Bourne O mouth, there is a "de-limit" traffic sign. "You may drive at any 01 speed past that sign. The road ends 50 yards ahead on the edge: 1j of a cliff.

Kough play never gets far in Soccer-nowadays. Like speed.

3 it is more controlled every year. I am now in my “Jubilee" year 2 as a football manager, and before 1910, for many years I was in close touch with the game. I say without hesitation that the Ilgame is cleaner and far less robust (which is another matter) 5[to-day than it has ever been:

5 Hull

3 Leicester

+ Barnley

0

-3 West Ham

0

1 Swansea:

6 Fulham

◊ Shefeld T

2 Bradford

4 Charlton

**

I think all will admit that the slimmest of them was 15 stone - I professional player of to-day is. Foulkes stone. And when

2 generally speaking, a better they came out for the ball woe

1 type of athlete and of a higher beide the forward who got in ostandard in most ways, than the way. What. I wonder, would..

his forerunner.

be printed about that type of play.

2

2 Man'ter.U.

I

5 Port Vale

THIRD DIVISION (SOUTH)

7 Newport

1

1 Aldershot

0

1 Burneth

0

Brighton Bristol C Cardif Crystal P. Exeter

0 Notts C

2 Gillingham7

Millwall

1 Torquay

Nhampton

Queen's PR

3

0

Bristol. E

Coventry

0

Reading

2 Luton

1

Southend

2 Clapton

Watford

2 Swindon

Barrow

0 S'port

1

Carlisle

2. Stockp't

1

0

3

THIRD DIVISION (NORTH)

Chesterfield 6 Crewe

Hartlepools

Mansfeld N. Brighton Oldham Rochdale Fotherham Wrexham York

5 Walsall

2 Tranmere

2 Accrington

3 Halifax

0 Lincola

3. Gateshead0)

3 Darlington

I Chester

SCOTTISH LEAGUE

Airdrie Arbroath"

Ayr

Celtic

Dundee

D'Fermline

Fibernian Motherwell Partick

Third Lanark

3 St. J'stone

A week for two ago Chelsea nowadays? footballers Won a lawn tennis Turn to full-backs. Where are tournament. Such an affair would the men like Thickett -- who was have been greeted with laughter said to have played in a Cup Final 20 years ago. Many players are with a quarter of a mile of band- good golfers, good business men, ages round him Boyle, Cain, schoolmaster; some of them probaor Ambrose Langley? They were bly chess players. We have had all big men, and when they went doctors and clergymen in the pro-into the tackle, or hit ball or man, fessional ranks in recent years. every ounce went into it.

Yet there was, a ̈time,, when the manager of a good class hotel would not permit a pro-

On

fessional football team to stay his premisest. They are welcomed everywhere to-day. Every Ounce With It Robustness hardly exists as it did, among players from - goal- keeper to outside left

(Continued on Page 7)

K.B.G.C. TEAMS FOR FRIENDLY GAME

Seniors Meet Juniors Next Saturday

Show me the goalkeepers to-day to com-i The Kowloon Bowling Green pare with "Big Bill Foulkes Club First Division team will (Sheffield United), Jack Hilman, meet the Junior beague cham- (Manchester City), “Big" George pions, the Bowling Green Club (Aston Villa) and "Tiny" Joyce, juniors, in a friendly game at of the Spurs and Millwall The Austin Road next Saturday.

1

2

-3

→ Queen's Park 1

THIRD: DIVISION (South)

1 Hamilton

1. Queen O'S'

1 Reading

3 Kilmarnock

1

2 Hearts

1 Clyde

◊ Pangers

5 Albion

ཅ་

Aberdeen

Tables To Date

FIRST DIVISION

Gazla

1 Coventry

Goals PWL D F AP

The following are the two teamx:

Senior: Tezin

P. T., Farrell, B., Duncan, H Nish and A. M. Holland (ship).

J. G. Meyer, IL Tetley, V.

862815 11-12 Petherick and J. C. Brown (skip).

4 13 25 9 11 A. S. Russell W. S. Drake, J. Bournemouth 8 4 1 2 17 9 ir Budding and L. Guy (skip). Crystal P. 9 5 31 18 17 16 2 Torquay

9 4.2 3 19 17 11 83 1 4 13 11 10

3 Bristol R.

Newport

Swindon Notts C

Gillingham

8 2 23-22 20 9

16. 11 .9

9

109

410 16

8 2 3 2 17 14

4.09 9.

9

Watford

Millwall

Southend

Bristol C.-8. Luton

Queen's P.B. S

15 14

Brighton

3 4 1 15 16 Clapton 83 5.0 Northampton 9 2 5 2 10 19 Cardiff

8 1 3 4 10 12 6 Aldershot . 8 2 5 1 6 18 5 Exeter

917112, 19 SCOTTISH LEAGUE

9 13

6

P W L D F AP Huddersfield 8503-14 6 13 Sunderland 8 5 2 1 2 10 11 M'chester C7 5 1 1 15 511 Celtic Middlesboro 8 5 2 13 12 11 Aberdeen Derby: Arsenal

Junior Team

S. A Bright, L.A. R. Duncan, J. G. Chariton and G. E. F. Thompson (skip).

J. E. Henson, G. E. Hale, C. B. Hosking and H H Rose (alcip).

G. Allen, D. W. Waterton, MI Henderson and G. H. Sherriff (skip).

TEMPLE MCMULLEN

ARRIVES

Badminton Champion

In Vancouver

Among the many new arrivals in the Colony last Friday by the RMS. Empress of Canada was PWL 'D FAP Temple McMullen, formerly

Goals

10 9 1 6.30 11 18

10 8 0 28 14 17 of the division, city and foreign 485 2 1 14 9 11 Rangers 10 1 1 2 3 13 16 freight department of the Cana-

6.3 23 18 9 9 Hamilton 10 5 2 2 23 15 12 dian Pacific Railways in Vancou Liverpool 8.4.3.1 22 13 9 Hearts.105 32 25 17 12 ver, who has been transferred for Chelsea ...

8 4 3 1 14 14 9 Motherwell 10 4 3 3 18 17 1 duty in Hong Kong. 74/2013 148 Queen O'S·10 €33. 16 TL

Blackbura Stoke

Wednesday Wolves

Brentford

8 4 40 16 13

8 2 2 4 11 11

8 Dunfermline 10 3 3 4 19 19 18 A native of Vancouver, Mr. 8 Airdrie ..10% 3 4 3 23 259 McMullen is a son of Mr. J. E 8.St. Jstone 10 4 5 1 18 26 9 McMullen, KC, general solicitor

Partick 10:45 1.17. 28.

7 Queen's Pk. 10 3 4

7 Third Lanark-94 4: --6] Arbroath..........10 4.6

8 3 3 2 12 14 Aston Villa 82.4 1 14 19 Portsmouth ′′ 3 3 1 10 10 Birmingham 8 2 3 3 7 15 Leeds

24 25 11. 2 41 10. ·· 10% 5 Albion 104 6 25 1 11 21 5 Kilmarnock 10. 36. 82 5 1 6 16 5 AFTER 1036 7 13 3 6 12 ·5 Dundee Grimsby A7 2 5 0 7 194] Clyde W. Bromwich $16 116-20

Everton

Preston

Boltán

SECOND DIVISION"

H

THIRD DIVISION (North)

Gömis PWLD FAPIL Southampton 8.5 1.2 13 7 12 Tranmere Leicester 8611-18 11 13 Chester M'chester U. 8 4 2 2 12 6 10 Lincoln

Tottenham

Swansea Blackpool

Doncaster Barley Plymouth Bury Port Vale Faham

Sheffekt

Chariton

Bradford

-85 4 2 2 -14 7:10 Stockport ·

32 3 15 15 9 Wrexham 8.43 117 157 9 Oldham 843, 111 9 -5] Walal!

143 116 265 Chesterfie +7 4 2 1 13 19 Halifax. 38-2 2 3 12-10-S Crewe:

3 3 2 14 17% 8 Rochi

2 2 4 18 14 3) Both

3 3 2 15. 138 Car

3. 4. 1. 14. 15 ^^^7) York 2373 10 13-7 Hart Burnley C. 8 23311012 -7 Notts P 3213 14 19: Newcastle: „2 36311-16 13/0 [West/Hum: „~8 3-5-05/14/19/ "Bradford, C. 8 1 421

17

Goals

of the CPR at Vancouver.

He was educated at Vancouver Public School, Prince of Wales-" High School and Trinity College School, Port Hope, Ontario e

Good Sportsman He was well known in golfing, tennis squash and badminton eize cles Four years ago he won the

PWALD A Pi Vancouver Doubles badminton .. 8650-2-15-5- 14 championship and was one of

5 1 3 22 8.13 several selected to play against

8 5 1/2 23 712 the British team *

9 4 32 17 13 16

540 17 14 10 tour at that time.

22 15-10: 10

3 214, 19 NZA 2411 14 8 4016 12 8 32834

9.12

which was on

YACHT CLUB WIN OVER FOOTBALLERS

The Yacht Club beat the Foot ball Clnb by 63 shots to.

riendly bowls match at North Point on Saturday, A

J. W. C. Bonnar's rink lost to A Macfarlane's four 13-21.

- J. Bentley's rink, lost to

Tucks fo

EB E

Chan's rink, four:34:14