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F. A. REPLY TO TOTTENHAM AND FULHAM-

London, February & The following decisions of the: Football Association have been communicated to Fulham, Totten- ham Hotspur, and the Players" Union in reply to their respective protests in connection with a de- cision of the Disciplinary Com- mittee:

The warning administered by the referee to the players of both teams be recorded only as a gen- eral warning and not registered as a caution against each individual The cautions recorded player. against W. Alsford and J. Arnold be confirmed..

THE CHINA MAIL, MARCH 4, 1937,

English Football Leagues

Goal-Scoring Lists To-Date

IRST DIVISIO

London, February. 8. Harston, of Mansfield, leads the English Dean (Everton) Football Leagues goal-scoring list Drake (Arsenal

McCulloch (Brentford) with 36 goals, while Bowers, of Astley (Derby) Leicester, and Payne, of Luton, are Lewis (Grimsby) second with 29 goals each. W. R. Steele (Stoke) "Dixie" Dean, the former England centre-forward, and present leader of Everton, heads the First Divi sion with 21 goals.

The following is the list of goal scorers in all four divisions until February 7, with a qualification of 16 goals:

Carter (Sunderland) Glover (Grimsby)

21

20

20

19

IS

18

171

17

29

25

23

19

17

16

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SECOND DIVISION Bowers (Leicester) Morrison (Spurs) Finan (Blackpool) Martin (Notts F.) Ponting (Chesterfield) Dodds (Sheffield U.)

CHELSEA BEAT RACIN CLUB DE PARIS

Paris, February 10. Chelser beat the Racing Club de Paris by 3 goals to 1 here to-lay, and thus avenged their defeat in London by the French club last autumn.

Mills, Chelsea's leading goal scor er, was hurt in heading the ball -after about half an hour. He col- lapsed, and had to be carried off Fis suffering from concussion.

place was taken by Bambrick. After being a goal behind at half- time, Chelsea fought back well, and goals by Argue, Buchanan and Bambrick gave them a well-deser- ved victory.

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