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SHEK O CLUB BEAT NAVY AT GOLF

Royal Navy Put Up Good Fight

An` 13-a-side golf-match (four balls) between the Sher-0. Clað and the Royal Navy at Shek-O yesterday resulted in a win for the Club by five matches to four;; and 29 shots up to six down. - - The results were as follows: E JE Atchell and. Col. HH Blake (Club) best Arbuthnot Barry, 4 up.:

and

E. Hancock and R. Young (Club). lost to Salter-and-Wauchope, 2 dawn. A C. L. Bowker and G. G. Back (Club) beat Conway and D'Arcy- Evans, & op.

E. Davidson and J. B. Masson (Club) beat MacDonald and Didies,

W. Sewell and J. W. Alabaster Club) lost to Bramall and May, 1 down

B.Kennedy and W. I. Roberts (Club) lost to Wheeler and Selby,.

Lt Col Dewbiggin and Lt. Col. Anderson (Club) beat Bear-Admiral €-6--Sedgwick-and-Dwane, Top

FL. J. Armstrong and Col. Harrison (Club) lost to -Evans and Marks, 1 down

Lene A. Enlighten, shove, the

"Chelsea · Mansgat, in "now think-

·ing how best is exploit the ball- throwing

Sam Weaver, their best "had" in re- cent years.

BADMINTON VISITORS

Three Coming From Shanghai

MANAGER BUT NOT

FOOTBALL FORM GUIDE

A PLAYER Crystal Palace Set Precedent

DIFFICULT TASK FOR

MR. RS. MOYES

not

Comprehensive Table Shows Form At A Glance

mprehensive guide to the form of

A English Football League and they

be found in the appended table. To an

in comparing

details of how they fared in their last, five matches are giv

(By "THE TWELFTH MAN”) London, August 30-I am

The letters W. L. and D indicate matches won, lost and drayaa in the least impressed with the respectively. Games played at: home gare shown in expiita) letters, tendency of some professional while sway games are denoted by ordinary type. The figures hi football clubs to go outside the brackets denote the position held by that team at the conclusio realms of first-class players for last sesson, an asterisk denotes that that team has been proi their team mägers-For- pb-jani, a dagger that that beam has been relegated. vious reason such persons cannot)

be acquainted with all footbal- First Division ler's troubles and with all that th Igoes on on the field of play.

-

8 3 2 1

Sunderland (1) WNW - 8 3 2

AWAR

ROME

* GOBIE

Goals Pts. Th PPWLD FAPPW-LDE AF2# Darby (2) WwLWd ... 8 4 31 14 7642_11_k The latest club to depart from the Portsmouth (10) dwwd 8 4 4 0 0 13 484-4-2 2 2 5 2.10 player-manager idea is Crystal Stoke (4) IWWd ....... 8° 4_341077412831 8 102 10 Palace, who have appointed Mr. Everton (16) WWWWT********** R. S. Moyes, a local business man Seabre (14) IWID - 7 4 3 0 1 6 1-7 and formerly a director of the suddenfeld (3) 180913_32 1 5 1 club, as manager in succession to Brentford (5) dDWTW $ 58 # 217 Mr. Tom Bremilow, who was a real) "Cauritos" (-) WIDd

Grimsby (17) WWW footballer.

Birmingham (12) Dill, B Mr. Moyer has been connected wolves (15) Wi with the Crystal Palace Club prac Arsenal (6) IDWID tically since its inception in the Manchester C. (9) diDID. The Hong Kong Badminton As-old days at the Palace, and in lat-Wednesday (20) WLOD 8 sociation has received a favourable ter years has been an unpaid reply from Shian dal concerning scout for the club an÷well-28- * the visit here of “A. G. Meise, ex director. badminton champion. He, z=d But now he tackles an entirely Mrs. T. X Burton another memfferent task as manager, and for her of the Country Club tennis the sake of the Palace Club as team who with Meise was for well as London football generally it Nearly seventy members of the several years winner of the mixed will be hoped that he will make a Hong Kong Rifle Association took dosibles badminton championship good job of it. part in the mid-week Spoon and of Shanghai, are prepared to ap- Practice Shoot which was held yes-pear in exhibitions.--- terday afternoon the Army Unfortunately it is very unlike- Banges at Kowloon City, when that O. H. Spazzoletti, present Lieut L B. Holmes Won the Shanghai champion, will come. SR (5) event with an aggregate The Hong Kong Badminton As- score of 94, while L/Sergt. Clarke sociation has the matter in hand. won the S. R. (a) spoon with 86 and arrangements for an exhibition points.

I will-be-made.

H. B. Stars, and E. Duskke (Club); beat Lloyd and Cintterbock, 5 up.........

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ARSENAL HARD HIT BY INJURIES

Hulme Out Of Game For. Three Weeks

-London, September S Injur ies have set Arsenal a big pro- blem in the selection of their -team.- According to Mr. Allison, they have a deplorable injured list Moss, Dougall, Westcott, Drake Kirchen and Enime are all out of action and there are · other doubtful starters.

An X-ray examinátión” reveals that Holme severely injured his back when he jumped into the crowd at Huddersfield on Satur- day, and the flying winger will be kept out of the team for three weeks or more.

LESLIE COMPTON

FOR ARSENAL? Wrong To Keep Him Among Reserves

In

TEAM'S HALF-BACK WEAKNESS

¡By “THE TWELFTH MAN") London, September 5. the Arsenal's defeat at Brentford the disappointing form of the wing halves stood out

Crayston, admittedly, received! jan injury, and that may have ac- counted for the fact that he was never again a force in the game. at But Copping was very much

5c3.

I cannot help thinking that when there is any position in the defence. giving troublesome thought mast be given to the pes sibility of bringing in beslie Compton,

Too Good For Reserves This grand full-back, who is not inferior to the regnica pkER. Male and Hapgood, would, I feel sure, make a success of any de- fensive position, whether it be centre-half wing-half Id any case it seems wrong to keep a player of his ability in the re- serve side

MIDDLESBROUGH -MISS CAMSELL

Portsmouth. Give Poor Display

London, September 7.1 What Camsell means to Middles brough, was strikingly illustrated

Liverpool (19) DWM *Mchester U. (-) IWWDI 242 W. Brom (18) idwin Preston (1) KLWW Bolton (15) LDLID Leeds (11) DWUW- Second Division

-Bay (14) Www Da

Blackpool (18) #LW=! Fulham (9)*WdwWL +1. Tik 6- Shefeld (3). *Coventry (-)=3WD¢W "Barnsley (1) IbwIw S'ampton (17) WW Plymouth (7) DWW Notts F. (19)

DID

+Blackburn (-) DIWWI

Newcastle (8) WWW

HOME

શ્રી પ.

30 2

AWAY

Goals Pts. TL. PPWLD FAPP W L D FA P 8 3 1 0 2.4.3. 4. 5. 30.2 10:48 12 8211 ̄ ̄ ̄ ̄ ̄25 431 0.7 5 6 11 8 4 2 1 1 5 3 7 4 2 1 1 9 6 5 18 8 4-2 1-1 10 5-5-1-2-1-1--5--4-5-14 84 3 1 6 26

21 $. S 2.2 42

$2

42_2

Tottenham (5) WWWLI 8.4 2 2

Barley (15) LWID

8 4 3 1

Swanses (13) TWWwd. 7 4 3 1

Test_Han (6) IWHW.

Chesterfield () WHW 33

Norwich (II) WLED S

1

5.1

Bradford C.---(12) diLw 8 3 Leicester (6) WLIN ... 8 3 120 6.5 2.5 11 Doncaster (18) ULIW 7 4-2-1

Bradford (16) LZLIW.. 8 5 2 3 0 5-30-4 Third Division South

HOME

AWAY Goals PWLD FA PP W L D

4 9 2 1

2 1

6 5 2-2 1

Cardiff (20) wwWdWD 9 50 1 12 Latton (2) WWdwW 24 4 0 0 12 Bournem'th (8) IwWld. 8 3 3 0 0 9

Bristol R. WDIW. 8.5-4 0 1 19 3 9 3 1 2 0 2 Millwall (12) LvdWW 8 3 3 2 0 7 5 8 3

8 3.

Swindon (15) WWW 9 10 16

Brighton (wwIDI

Reading (3) IWLwi

Watford (5) LdDWI Gillingh'm (16) WAW Qu's PB. (4) WLWd= . Southend (18), WIWDI Clapton (14) EWWW

N'ampton (15) WUWD

Crystal P. (6) WIDDI

Notts C (9) ILLAW .........

4 2

Walsall (-) UWL....742

Torquay (10) LWDI

4.1

Exeter (2) ⋅ =HIL! Bristol C (13) MIDLA Aldershot-(11) LDidw. 8 Newport (21) LL&DI 2008 Third Division North

HOS

Goals

1 6 10 3 2 7 6 4 402 11 10 19

1 3 0 3 7

3 0

bere

401-10

AWAY

Goals P TË

P PWLD.FA Pts P W L D.F $ 5 5 0 0 24 3 10 2018

Chester (2) WWwW. Halifax (17) WWW.. 8 4 3 1 0 7664 3 1 06 Stockport (5) WWwwl 3 4 3 0.114 7 241 1 2 2 3 411

1 5 2 5 4

+Hull () WdwDd

· Lincoln (4) IWLAW

Oldham (7) WDW.D Hartlepools (8) WW&w Mansfeld (19) (WLIW Wrexham (18) ddfwd .. York (16) DddLi Southport (21) WAWIN Port Vale (WDOW. Tranmere (3) INWI N. Brighton (22) IWID Rotherham (11) IDIW 7 Darlington (12) WDA. 7 "Erewe (6)~~DDLL. Rochdale (20) BWIW Accrington (9) ddWL 74 Barrow (15) DOWI Gateshead (14) LUDI Scottish League

1 1

1.2

40 3 16 AWAY

Pte 9.19

730 1

HOME

Goals

Coals Pts. T. PPW L D FA PUP W L D F Aberdeen (3) DIWW .11 4 4 2 0 15 4 20.34 0.1-15 Rangers (2) dawdw10 5 5 0 18 6 10 5 1 0 4 2 1.5 18 Celtic (1) LWDW... 10 5 3 1 114 875 31-18 5714. Dundee (12) WDwDw10 3 2 0 12

0.5 20 3.8 7,5 10.

Hearts (5) WAL

Motherwell; (4)-WLIWI 10

10-5.4 1 6:17

Partick (10) LW-W 10.5 3 Kilmarnock (3) wdWTW 10 5 2. St Mirren (-) LWdwW 10 5:3 T. Lanark (9) wDdi

5, 2,1 Queen's P. (14) DWL 11 5.0 2 Falkirk (-) LW2WI ...10 532 Hamilton (6) HLIW...10 5 22 Arbroath (LT) DLIW-105622

at Portsmouth, where the North.]. Clyde" (18) [WIWIL

Thief Ine (13) DWIWT (10 ern team had to play without their St. Jane (7) ALIW 1853 2 centre-forward.

There was ATO team-work; Middlesbrouch had no plan of ste tack, and Portsmouth, who began by scoring two quick goals, neatly descended to their level.

It was a most unsatisfying game for both sides. Middlesbrough, who also had to find deputies for Birkett and Coleman, had not the talent; Portsmouth lack spirit. Only because of sistently good play of

halves, Nichol and Symo

able to keep on

Hibernian (17) WDIDw 19 51-20 Albion (16) IWIŁ SI Queen 0'S (15) ILIL. 10 513

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