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THE CHINA, MAIL THURS

"VAN HEUSEN" ANDY DUCAT'S

COLLARS & SHIRTS

Collars are -now

A

Style. 88 comfortable and shallow model.

sizes in Styles No.

Style 99

A popular shape col- Iar with points of medium length.

Style 11 The accepted stand- ard for smart - wear.

Style No. 1 Polo

A collar with extra

long points.

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Shirts with Semi-

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and numerous col-

oured designs. Coat

Style.

White and Khaki

shirts with short

sleeves.

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SUNDERLAND FAVOURED FOR CUP FINAL

A

NDY DUCAT, who cables his week-end soccer forecast

exclusively to the "China Mail," played for England against Scotland (twice), Wales (twice) and Ireland (twice) during his 11-year career with Arsenal and Aston Villa.

Below will be found Ducat's selections, based on first-hand knowledge of the conditions likely to prevail and the number of injuries and changes that either make or mar a team.

The teams in capital letters are favoured to win, and a draw is indicated by the use of the same type for both teams. The figures in brackets denote the result of the corresponding game last season.

F.A. CUP (FINAL),

SUNDERLAND Preston (at Wembley)«.

FIRST DIVISION

Arsenal (1) ・・ BIRMING-

น

V

V

HAM (0) Charlton (-) GRIMSBY (3) HUDDERS-

FIELD (1). LEEDS (1) Liverpool (2) WEST BROM- WICH (5) WOLVES

BOLTON (1)

Manchester C. (1) Brentford (-) Stoke (0)

v Wednesday (0) Portsmouth (0) Chelsea (3)

Middlesboro (2) Derby (0)*-*-

THE LAST WORD

IN GOLF BALLS

The

SPALDING

“NEEDLED ”

TOP-FLITE

GOLF BALL

"WHITE HORSE" WHISKY

"ALWAYS A WINNER!”

“NEEDLED” FOR

POWER and DISTANCE

gives greater

length to EVERY GOLFER

ON SALE AT ALL GOLF CLUBS, and LANE, CRAWFORD, LTD.

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SECOND DIVISION

Doncaster (-) * BLACKBURN (-) FULHAM (-)

Coventry (-)

LEICESTER (4) v Tottenham (1) NORWICH (3) v Barnsley (1)

PLYMOUTH (2) - Burnley (0) SOUTHAMP-

·TON (7) SWANSEA (~) WEST HAM (3)

v. Notts F. (2)

Chesterfield (~)

„Sheffield, U. (2),