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THE "CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1935

ENGLISH FOOTBALL

SIDELIGHTS

ACT PITCHES AND

CLASS TEAMS

MIDDLESBORO'S TWO SLAMS

(By Leighton)

London, September 17.

FOOTBALL so far has been a switchback ride round Devil's Elbow. Upward and down-

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There have been great gates -some bigger than all three days of a cricket Test can command. For the fine send-off, thank the fine days and nights.

But there has been some freak football. Middlesbrough twelve goals against two in successive matches at Preston and Villa Park Liverpool two goals down at home against Man- chester City, six goals down against Manchester City. week.

There is no explaining theser things satisfactorily. Just football's uncertainty,

which

means, mostly, that at the start of a game things go right for one side and wrong for the other. and the lucky ones take the bit in their teeth and ride to glory

The "Eit"

And this grand slam at Villa

was performed against

Park

-MALAYAN CONTINGENT FOR GAMES

2

(Continued from Page 4) After the Games, the teata will visit Manila on their way back to Malaya, and have already been invited to meet the PAAF. chari pions.

FOOTBALL FORM GUIDE Comprehensive Table Shows Form At A Glance

A

COMPREHENSIVE guide to the form of all Clubs in the four premier English Football Leagues and the prémier, Scottish League will be found in the appended table. 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, Irespectively. Games played at home are shown in capital letters, while away games are denoted by ordinary type. The figure in brackets denotes the position held by that team at the conclusion famous manager. is accomplish moted, and a dagger that that team has been relegated.

of last season, an asterisk denotes that that team has been pro-

Mr. Lealie A. Knighton, the

ing wonders with team this season.

the Chelsea

SWITCHING

THE POINT OF

First Division

HOME

Goals P. P W L D FA Pts Hod'sfeld (16) WDwwD & 4.2 0 2 3 1 6 Sundland (2) ~ WwdW7°S 33 00 15 3 M'chter C. (4) IWW«D 7" 4 3 0 1 10

~THE ATTACK rough (20) DWIW & 5 3 1 1 14

MOVE WHICH IS SUCCESSFUL

DEFENDERS THROWN OFF THEIR BALANCE

(By LEIGHTON)

London Sept. 17. There is more than a hint from the football we have seen, this season of new ideas coming into the game. That is all to the

"

Wednesday Methods

It

was done by Sheffield Wednesday in their progress to the Cup Final last season.

The same sort of thing has been done by Sunderland and

£20,000 Villa half-back line, for good. Allen cost £10.775 and the other] We have not yet reached the two (Gardner and McLuckie) not stage when we can assume that so far short thereof,

no good purpose will be served by With Dix, Cunlife, and Waring|thinking about the game by put- afield, too, the Villa attack was no ting our brains to sleep Clubs cheap line.

are now trying methods to defeat A costly-team that misfires is the definite defensive policy which of course, a spectacular target for allocates to each man a specific the critics. But all who cherish job. football-and the asset to thei game a good Villa side méans- Į will hope this is just a false start tackers from one position to an- One idea is to switch the at- and that the obvious talent in the other as the play proceeds. Villa camp will soon be seen at its true worth.

Eut the bit-otherwise confid- enceis mostly offered to home team: A Present from the the

Spectators.. Yes, supporters mean much the difference be Grimsby Town in games I have tween home and away form

witnessed this season. PROGRAMME DELAYED Owing to the Passport inspec-ers are encountering are giving

These perfect pitches the play- These switches hare aten- dency, at least for deeting tion, nobody was allowed. An board or off the vessel until about the good teams a chance to make moments. the throw the defenders 8.30 am, although the ship arriv- good. I mean the teams who can off their balance and to upset their defensive plans. Obviously it ed in Hong Kong not long after play first-class football,

If we could have a month of gets them guessing if one This resulted in a con-this turf a month in which to told to cover a particular oppo siderable delay in the programme find true form-we should have anent. finds himself drawn out of arranged for the visitors, who pretty good answer in the League position by following the man re- were taken round the Island on tables to the old question of whe gardless of his place on the field. one of the Ferry boats specially ther class football pays on the field

A Real Wanderer of play-

Starling, of Sheffield Wednes- Or whether the dashers and day, is a real wanderer. Bestall. pressed at the inability of many-swing-it-about boys" can knock of Grimsby Town, is a most elu- of those selected to make the the stuffing out of them. trip to secure the necessary leave. STRONGEST SOCCER TEAM

62.m

chartered for the occasion.

1. Considerable regret

was ex-

Huddersfield Stand Alone

sive switcher of pesitions.

Those who were present at the Cheah Keng-hock, the centre- Defeating Sheffield Wednesday Arsenal Stadium on the first day forward of the Malayan Chinese by the odd goal of three at Hills- of the season saw Carter, the in- soccer team, stated that the pre-borough yesterday, Huddersfield side right of Sunderland, lob the sent combination was about the not only kept their unbeaten re ball in the Arsenal goal almost strongest that Malaya had ever cord but regained the First Divi- from the left touch line. sent or tour and that he thought,sion leadership.

On the other hand, probably they stood an excellent chance of Huddersfield are now the only many spectators did not know winning the soccer championship. undefeated side in the premier that it was Carter who had gone

He expressed regret at not be League.

right across the field to lead up: ing able to meet Lee Tin-sang, Ip

(Continued on Page 18) to the Sunderland goal

This Pak-wa. Fung King-cheong and

4

Wong Ki-lenng, who are stationed CREWE WIN AT

in Canton, as he had met them at former Games.

an

CHESTER

Soccer Surprise In Third Division

-

Derby (6) WdWWw. 8 44:0 Arsenal (1) WDXLW 8 4 2 1

Liverpool (7) IWWTW 8 5 4 1 0:20 4 Chelsea (12) [WI#W 8.4 2 1 T Black'b'n (75) #WWIL 7 4 3 1. Stake (10) WLWL 6 4 2 2 Wednesday (3) DALIW & I Wolves (17) WHW 843 A Villa (13) LWD=L 8.5 I F'smouth (34), WUWE, Z 33 Bmingham (19) WHL 8 3 1 1 Leeds (18) IDW ... 8 4 1 1 *Brentford (--) LAIL. 7 3 1 2. Everton (8) WIALI .. 8 3 2 1 Preston (11) EDWI *Bolton (-) Wid Grimsby (5) LIIWL- W. Bwich (9) NDLI

TOTALS Second Division

8 4 2 1 731

74

8 4 f

AWAY

Goals Pis TL. PWL DFA

Pt 309 5713 22 1 9 9.5 1 10 5 4 4 2

2 I 614 5411 1 2 1 3 6 1

1 2 5 3 4 9 29 19

302.14 04 0.4 0.15 0.8

170 85:47 22 16-177 106-110 85 22 47 16 106 177 60 170

3 1

15 1

4 0 2 2 4 10 2

2 1 8 9

139 1 0 7 13

HOME

AWAY Goals

Goals Pts: TL PP W L D FAPts PWLDPA Pts L'ster. (-) WWWWw. 8 € 38 1 9 4 7 4 3 1 0 9 6 23 Sampton (19) WWDIW 8 5 4.0 1-10 4.9 yster U. (5) dwWDI 8 3 8 18 1 7.4 1 2 14 5 3 10 3 1 1 1 3.3 312 Tottenham → KWZW 8 4 3 1 0 12 5 6 4 1 1 2 2 2 4 T Blackpool (4) wWLIL 8.5 3 2 15 13 6 3 1 1 1 2 3 Swansea. (17)`lddWd^.8 3.3 607 36 *Doncaster (-) IWWWD $ 5 3 1 17 Barnsley. (16) WWDW 84400 Bury (10) WWW.8 4 3 0 1 Plymouth (8)+dWwW __7-4 3 1 0 Port Vale (18) IdWWI 8430 Fulham (7) dIDWI ... 8 42 Sheffield U. (11) IDIWw 8 4 2 1 T Bradford (15) IDWI . 8 4 2 0 2 "Chariton (-) DwIWI. 8.3 20 Burnley (12) WidLd8 3 2 1 Notts. F. (9) DDw!W. 84 18 Newcastle (6) wILIÐ.74 21 West Ham (3) WIWLI 8 4 3 1 Bradford C. (20) DDND 8 40 Hull (13) WLII

8 3 I

5 0 5 0 3·15 Norwich (14) LLBL .8 4 1.3

0.5 7 2. 0 0 4 100 TOTALS

274 87 53 14 20 193 96 126: $7 14 53 20 96 193 48 174 Third Division (South) HOME

AWAY

Goals Pts TI. Pts 4 0 2 2 6 10 2 11 4 2 2 0 6 8 4 12 4 1 1 2 6 6 4 11 3 0 4 16 211

:

3 4 10

0.4 7.2 0.4 0 4 13 0.

I 3 0 4.10 2

Goals P.P W L D F A Pts PWL DF A

395 11

5 S. 4 20

9.7 5

$ 17 3 9

0.0 4.9

5 449 20 4.11 2.

Torquay (10) wDWWd 9 5 40 13 79 Reading (2) WWwW. 8 4 4 0 0 9 3 8 Bnemouth (17) dwWd 8 4.3 0 1 3 7 Crystal P. (5) WIWD 9 5 4 0, T 14 29 Coventry (3) WwdWd. 8 3 3 0 0 17 16 Bristol R. (8) DiwW8 8 4 2 0-2.8

0 Swindon (16) IwDI.. 8 3 1 Newport (22) WDdW] 8 4 2 4 +Notts C. (-) ddLWd. 8.4 2. Watford (6) WL3W. S 42 Millwall (12) IDWD- -8 5 1 Southend (21) IDLIW. 8 5 Nampton (7) DWIÐ. 9 5 2 Qu's P.R. (13) WwidD S42 .8 5.3 Brighton (9) ILWTW Gillingham (20) DUW■ '8 Clapton (14) WHILS Bristol C. (15) IWWIW 8: Luton (4) DAWW] Cardiff (19) ddwID. 8 8 Aldershot (18) mor Exeter (11) LLEL 9 5 1 4 0 9 13

TOTALS... -180-90 49 15 26 194 99 125 90 15 49 26.99 194 55 180

all lead up to the point Third Division (North) that there is an increasing demand

that players should be numbered.

2: 5 7.5.4

5 4 5

HOME

Gozla

P.P W L D FA Pts Tranmere (6) dwWWw% 4 4 0 0 10 2 8 Chester (3) dWDwL ..10 5 3 1 1 15. 5

SPURS HALVES MUST Lincoln (4) WDWwd 8 4 3.0 1 16 27

IMPROVE

Hubbard's Very Fine -Wing Display

London, Sept. 3. The Spurs have started well, but they must not get up-stage!

was not convincing. The half-

The Malayan Chinese had excellent forward line, a fairly safe intermediate line and several good full-backs, he said. Many of the present team were mem- bers of the Straits Chinese Re-

London, To-day. creation Club, which had recently Crewe Alexandra caused a misor won the Cup competition in Sin-sensation yesterday when they gapore.

visited and beat Chester by a goalį Contrary to expectations, the to nil in the northern section of Malayan swimming team is only the Third Division of the English at half its advertised strength as Football League-Reuter. Tan Wee-chwee, the Singapore Earlier in the season Chester just yet. The victory over Hull and Malayan champion, was un-shared two goals at Crewe,, Jable to obtain the necessary leave Chester's defeat yesterday was backs will have to improve.

and this also applied to Goh their first at home, while Crewe's After the match the Huli mana- Koon-kiat, the manager and diver win was their first away success. ger, Mr. Jack Hill, was pointing of the team.

Andy Ducat's forecast for Sa-out to Mr. Jack Tresadern the ANNIE YEO NOT TRAVELLING turday's games will be found on virtues of the Hull outside-right,

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TO-DAY'S GAME Second Division

is Notts- F. v. Blackpool

The information and notes on the football of Hubbard have been filed for reference.

Interesting Statistics

Three teams out of the 108.com-ford, Notts Forest, Bury, peting in the five major leagues Southampton, Swansea, Torquay, Included in the complement are have maintained an

Manchester United. Leicester (unbeaten re- several ladies basketball and

Bristol Rovers, Crystal Palace cord. They volleyball teams and Malaya's

are Huddersheld,

Newport, Swindon, Northamp track and field stars."

Chesterfield and Tranmere

ton, Milwall, Ecumemouth, Ches- Only 10 teams have 100 per terfield, Darlington, Halifax, Lin- cent home records-Sunderland, coln. Rochdale, Crewe, Walsall Derby, Portsmouth. Barnsley, Gateshead, Stockport Hamilton. Clapton, Reading, Coventry, Tran Hearts and Third Lanark mere, Aberdeen and Celtic..

Notts County have not scored Rochdale F.C. have signed W. E. In addition to the above 10, a goal in their four away matches Marshall, who last played with thirty-three teams have yet to be and yet have four points as 4 re Tottenham Hotspur, and previous beaten at home--Huddersfield- sult! by

assisted Port Vale and Notting-Manchester City, Wolves, Port The Rangers have yet to be

Forest

Vale, Chariton,

beaten away from hom

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...

Stockport (7) HDWI .. 9 4 3 4 1 11 5· Wrexham (11) LWUW 9 5410 10:3 +Oldham (-) D=Law, 84 2 1 1 11. Crewe (13) ¿DWI.. 9 4 30 1.10 Walsall (14) WDdWI ...8 4 3.0 1 Cterfield '(10), WdddW 7 3 201..

... 8.43 0. Halifax (2) DIDWI Rochdale (17) ▼DWID 7 Rotherham (9) WWWTW8 54 York (15) DDWL 8 5 1 2 2 5 8 4 Hartlepools (12) dwuw 8. 4.3 108 1 Mansheid (8) WWIL 8 4 3 1 0 Accrington (18) WWWw 8.4 2 20.5

Barrow (17) ĦDIIL. ..... 84 11 Gateshead (19) DIWW) 8 4 20 Carlisle (22) JDLIW... 7 4.2 Darlington (5) BIWL 8.3.2

2:0

4 0 3 1

4 02:2-3 7

4.0 4 0114 0.

0.3.1 36 1

AWAY:N

Goals Pts TL

PWL DFA Pa

2 5 3 6 14 2 7 4 6 13

2 1 17 4 5 12 ∙1 683 10 .0 7.11 2:10 3.25 10 5.15 3 10

3 10 2 9:

4 5 5 4.9

3 10 6 1 8

1 2 0 6 11 2-8 0.3.0 3:90-8

1 4 4:37 5 10 17

4 13.3 7

3.11 06: 0710 2. 81 040 09.06 02 11 5 1 05

0:4 16 0 5

3

0 4 0 2:13 0 3. 40.313 2

N. Brighton (16) LWUL 8 4.1 Southport (21) Lw 8 2 1 2.0 2.5 2

TOTALS

178.89 54-16.19 192 90 127 89 16 54 19 90 192 51 178. Scottish League

HOME

Goals

P P W L D F A Pts Celtic (2) WWwW_J10 6 6 100 21 4 12. Aberdeen (6) WwWW11066 0 0 19 4 12 Rangers (1) wWd£w/110/541 023 8 8 Hamilton (4) W DE 10 5 3 0 2 18 8 8 Hearts (3) Ww]W] . 10 4 3 0 2 13 5. Motherwell (7) #WIAL 10 4 2 1 1 7 2. 05 (17) Lawwa 10 6 4:11-9 Airdrie (14) ILwID 10 5 2.21 D'mline; (15) -wDHD. 10 5 1 1 3 8

St. Fatone (5) WWd 10 431 Qu's Pk (12) WdWlw 10 5. 2 Partick (15) TWWIW ~~10 5 4 1 0 15 "L. Lanark (-)-WIDDW 9 5 4 0 1 16 5 9 Arbroath (-) IWLIL 1052207 64 Kilmarnock (9) LIWWI 10 5 2-2 1:14 8 5 Albion (16) IWIWELD 10 /53 1200×13 (76

~AST (38), NILIW 105/21 2′ 1 85

Durice (8) LIWID Clyde (10) LIWd.

6 3 Hibernian (11) IDLIW 10 6 1 3 2 7 10 4

TOTALS

10.41

AWAT

Goals Pts TL. PW.LD FA Pte 4 3:1 0.9.7 6 18 4 2 1 19 10 5 17 53021058 16. 3 2 3 0 5 7 472 6 2 3 1 12 12 5 12.

2 2 11 13 6.11

2 2 5 10 2.11

1 11 12 5-10

2 10 14 4 19 17.20 2,

5. 1 3 1 7 14 39. 50412.10.

4 040 1120 5 2 3 0 6 14:4 51 40 719 23 51407112

51 40 5142 7 5.0 41.6.14 16 60 4 2 7 16 2 5 40 3 1 618

57-24-18-252.143 132 99 24 57 18 743 252 66 195