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League Tables & Form Guide.

NOVERING the last five League matches, this guide to current form in the English and Scottish Football League indicates venue, opponent and result, with the most recent result on the extreme right column. (a18) indicates that the team played away to Team No. 18.

1

Arsenni

A Aston Villa

8 Birmingham

4 Blackpool

5: Bolton

6 Brentford

7. Charlton 8. Chelsea

9 Derby

10. Everton

11 Grimsby

12 Huddersfield 13 Leeds

14 Leicester 15 Liverpool 16 Manchester U. 17 Middlesbro' 18 Portsmouth

19 Preston

20 Stoke

21 Sunderland 22 Wolves

1 Blackburn

2. Bradford

3 Burnley

4 Bury

5 Chesterfield

8 Coventry

7 Fulham.

8 Luton

FIRST DIVISION

(h 7) 20 (a 2) 3—1 (h22) 0- (h 4) 8-1 (h_1) 1-3 (n18) 0–0 (a 6) 4–2 (h15) 2 (h21) 2–0 (h 8) 1- (h16) 8-9. (a20) 3—0 (a19) 0—5 (h 7) 3—4 (a 9) 1- (à 2) 1–3 (h21) 1–1 (a11) 0-2 (h 9) 2-2 (h18) 3- (h13) 2-2 (415) 2—1 (hi4) 4–0 (a17) 2–1 (a10) 1—2 (a21) 1-1 (h11) 1—2 (h 2) 2—4 (a 9) 2—1 (h20) 10 (h17) 3-0 (a 3) 4-3 (a14) 5—1' (h16) 7—1- (a12) 0–4 (414) 2-3 (h17) 4-2 (h16) 0~1 (a20) 1—6 (a 1):0–1 (n20) 0-3 (h11) 4-1 (a 4)^2-2 (h·6) 1-2 (h 3) 0-1 (h 1) 2-0 (h12) 8—2 (a18) 1-0 (a15) 8-0 (h·5) 2-1 (a16) 1-3 (h 4) 2—0 (a⋅ 9) 1-1 (a 6) 2-1 (h17) 0-2 (a 1) 0-1 (h18) 8-0 (a10) 2–8 (h22) 1—2 (h 7) 4-0 (a 5) 2-2 (h15) 1–1 (a14) 0-2. (h17) 0–1 (a22) 1—4 (a19) 1-2 (a 5). 04 (h13) 2—0 (h 7) 1—5 (a21) 0—2) (a 7) 3-1 (h 5) 1—2 (a18) 1–1 (h10) 0-3 (a 2) 0~2| (h20), 0–1 (a 8) 1-0 (h19) 1-1 (a 7) 1–7 (84) 5—3 (h19) 2-2 (a 7) 0-3 (h 5) 1–2 (à18) 1-0 (all) 2–0 (a12) 0-3 (a22), 0–3 (h10) 0–1 (h 2) 0-0 (h19) 0-0 (h14) 2-1 (817) 2—2 (h 3) 5—0 ̊(n16) 1-1 (a18) 0-0 (h 3) 6-3 (a16) 1-0 (h 9) 3–0 (h 8) 6—1 (a 6) 0-1 (h 9) 1-0 (a 4) 1-1 (h 6) 11 (a 1) 0-2 (h14) 2—0 (h`6) 6-2 (h18) 3–0 (a,1) 0–0 (a12) 2–1 (h13) 4—1

SECOND DIVISION; ·

,

(a17) 1-2 (h2) 64 (a^9)·2—3 (h10) 8—1 (h 3) 1-0 (a 1) 4-6 (h 7) 1-5 (120) 0–2 (h 4) 8—2 (h8) 2-1 (h12) 3-0 (a21) 2–1 (a 8) 0-1 (h14) 1-0 (a 1) 0-1 (h19) 6-0 (a 5). 1-2 (h17) 4-0 (a 2) 2-3 (h 6) 50] (all) 1-0 (h 4) 2–1 (a22) 1—1 (h10) 3-0 (h21) 3-1 (a16) 2-0 (h18) 5–1 (all) 1-0 (h21) 1-1 (a 4) 05 (h17) 1-0 (a 2) 5–1 (h 9) 2-1. (n10) 1—1 (h18) 1-0 (h14) 3-4 (a15) 2–2 (h 3) 1-0 (a18) 1-0 (a 2) 1-2

9" Manchester C. (h 2) 5–1 (a 8) 3 (h. 1) 3-2 (a 7) 1-2 (h14) 1—3.

10. Millwall

11 Newcastle

18 Norwich

13 Notts F.

14 Plymouth

15 Sheffield U.

(a 2) 0-1 (a14) 2—2 (a 1) 1-3 (h 7) 1-1 (h15) 4–0 (h5) 0-1 (a 3) 0–2 (a16) 0-0 (h 6) 0–1 (a19) 8-0 (h_8) 2-1 (a 3) 0~3, (h18), 1–2 (a16) 1-3. (a17)-1———0 (a18) 1-4 (a 6) 1-5 (h19) 2—2 (h16) 0–2 (a22) 0-5 (a 8) 48 (h10) 2—2 (h15) 0–1 (a 3) 0–1 (a 9) 3-1 (h 3) 1-1 (h21) 1—1 (h·8) 2-2 (a14) 1-0 (a10) 0—4 16 Southampton., (h11) 0–0 (821) 0-2 (a18) 2—0 (h12) 3-1 (a20) 02. (a 7) 0-1 (h20) 0–1 (a 4) 0-4 (h22): 3–2 (h12) 0-1 (h18) 4-1 (h21) 2–2 (a12) 2–1 (h· 8) 0-1 (n 7) 0-1 (a 4) (-5 (h22) 2—2 (a13) 2-2 (a 5) 0—3.(h11) 0 (a1) 4-2 (a19) 4–1 (a17) 1—0 (h.2) 2-0 (h16) 2—0 8) 2-2 (h.3) 1-2 (h16) 2–0 (a 0) 1–1 (a 5) 1—3} (4) 0-0 (a19) 2—2 (h 5) 1–1 (a17) 2–9 (h19) 5-0 THIRD DIVISION (SOUTH)

17 Swansea.

18. Tattenham

19 Tranmere

20 Wednesday 21 West Brom. 29 West Ham

Aldershot

2 Bournemouth:

3 Brighton

4 Bristol C.

5 Bristol R.

8 Cardiff

7 Clapton

8 Crystal P.

9 Exeter

11 Mansfield

10 Ipswich

12 Newport

K.C.C. MISFORTUNES

(By "ADREM") Kowloon Cricket Club, strong challengers for the Senior Cric- ket championship, will not be able to turn out their strong- est team in their all-important game with H.K.C.C. to-morrow. G. C. Burnett, who has batted consistently throughout the season, will be worldng, whilst N. D. Lloyd, who is just the type of bowler who might have caused a lot of damage, will be leaving the Colony at noon to-morrow.

B. D. Lay, the second eleven all-rounder, will play vice Lloyd, thus seriously impairing the prospects of the Junior team, also potential champions, and the team will be complet ed by G. A. White, a very safe fleld.

Win

Saint

Again

At St. Andrew's Church Hall lapt night, St. Andrew's "A" bent Victoria Recreation Club by 8 games to 1, in the Junior Badminton Longue.

W. Guille

drew's

and A. E. Brown (St. An-

beat D. Xavier and S. A. Rum-

john

21-18

beat W. Pullen and A. K. Rum-

john

21-10 beat F. Castro and' A. Ulrich 21 8 W. C. Choy and F. V. Wong (St. An- drew's "A").

lost to Xavier and Rumjahn beat Pallen and A. K. Rum-

jahn

beat Castro and Ulrich

12-21

-21—10.

21-

E. F. Fincher and H. Kew (St. An- drew's "A").

beat Xavier and Rumjahn beat Pullen and A. K. Rum-

jahn

beat Castro and Ulrich

A Relaxed Putting

Position

By BEST BALL The further one gets away from

··tension” in"" putting, the greater chance he possesses of achieving a smooth, reliable stroke. Bobby Jones discovered to the better- ment of his own game, that if he used a stance with just enough

• bend at the waist to produce a decided crook in both arms there was a noticeable increase in strok ing freedom. In this stance the left elbow is moved away from the body until it points toward the hole. The back of the left hand should be presented to the cup, a position which places it un- der good control.

(a: 7) ·α-2 (h12) 1–0 (a13) 0-5 (h14) 0—3⋅ (h 3) 1--1 (h16) 4-2 (a18) 2-2 (h 9) 2–0 (a 6) 0–5 (84) 0–2 (a 9) 2-2 (h 6) 1-2 (h18) 3–0 (a10) 0–0 (a 1), 1–1. (420) 1-8. (h 7) 3–1 (a12) 20 (h13) 0-0, (h_2):2—0) (h 91 4-1 (a 6) 2~0 (h10) 39 (h17) 0-2 (a14) 1-3]; (h-5) 0-2 (017) 0–0 (3) 2-1 (bg) 6-0 (4-7) 1-1-.tp keep the putter head at right (h. 1)-2—0 ̈(a4) 1-3 (h 8) 4–0 (1221 0–1 (h 6) 1-1

··(a19): 2—2 (h20) 1—3 (6.7) 0–4 ̧(h12) 7—1 (h21) ·4--0 (h17) 3-2 (9.5) 1—4 (h 3) 2-2 (a 2) 0-2 (020) 1-0 Th 8) 2-1 (113) 2-0 (a 5) 8—3 (h 3).0—0 (a12) 2–3 (h 2).2—0 (b15) 2-0. (h16) 2-2 (a18) 0–2 (a22) 0-2 (a17) 1-0 (a 1) 0–1 (h·4) 0-2 (a 8) 1—1 (h10) 3—2

13 Northampton.. (a10) 0–2 (a14) 0–1 (h 1) 5–0 (a 4) 0-0 (h17) 1-1

14 Notts C

15 Port Vale

18 Queen's P.R. 17 Reading

Southend

18

19 Swindon

20. Torquay 21 Walsall 22. Watford

1 Accrington

3 Bardsley

9 Barrow

4. Bradford: C 5 'Carlisle

6-Chester

Crewe

8 Darlington 9 Doncaster 10 Gateshead 11 Halifax

12 Hartlepools 13 Hull. 14. Lincoln

16 New Brighton 10 Oldham 17 Rochdale

18

Rotherham

19 Southport 20. Stockport. 21 Wrexham 22 York

1- Abardeon 3 Albion

9. Arbroath

A Ayr 3 Celtic

6 Clydo

7. Falkirk

8. Hamilton

· 9 Hearto

10 Hibernian 11 Hilmarnock 12 Motherwell 13 Partick 14 Queen O'S 15 Queen's 10Raith

17 Hang

18 St

19 St Mirren

( 7) 1-0 (h18) 1-0 (a17) 1-3 (a 1) 3–0 (h 5) 3-1 (h22). 1–2 (all) 0–2 (a19) 1-1 (h20) 0-1 (h16) 1-2 (a2) 2-4 (h21) 2—0 (a11) 2-2 (h19) 2–1 (a15) 2—1 -(h12) 0-1 (h 6) 0–0 (h14) 8—1 (h 6) 2–0 (§18) 1-1 (h.2) 2—2. (a21)-2~0 (a-3) 0-3 (h11) 2—0 (a19) 1–2 (h 8) 2-2 (a22) 1-2 (h15). 1–1 (a16) 1—2 (h18) 2—1 (h 4) 2-1 (a 8) 3-1-(h22) 2–1 (a15) 1–0 (h.9) 0—1

• (a 2); 1——3 ́(h22) 2—0 (a16), 0—2 (h18) 0-2 (a 8) 04 (a15) 2-1 (h19) 2–1 (a20) 1-2 (h 7) 1—0 (h11) 2~0.

THIRD DIVISION (NORTEDES E202

(h 3)10-3 (h·4)-2—3 (a13) 1-6 (h14). 3—4 (a19) (a3) 2-1 (h‐6) 3–0 (a-4) 2-0 (h13) 5–1 (s. 9) 3- (a16),01 (hll) 0–0 (a15) 0–2 (h 8) 2—0 (a21) (120) 40 (a 1) 3—2 (h·2) 0-2 (a16) 1—2 (a12) 3-1 (a 7) 1-7 (h19) 1—1 (a 9) 0-1 (h18) 3-1 (h14) 4-8 (420) 0-0 (a 2) 0-3 (b16) 4–2 (a11) 1-1 (a10) 0-3 (h. 5) 7-1 (a14) 2—3 (a19) 2–1 (h 9) 1-2 (h20) 2--1 (h.9) 1-2 (a18) 3—2 (h17) 1-2 (a 3) 0-2 (h18) 0-] th12) 21 (0.8) 21 ( ) 1–4 ta 7) 21 th*2) 17 (a18), 2-2 (h17) 2-2 (a22) 1-1 (h21) 5—1 (h 6) 3- (h22) 21— (h15) 8–1 (a, 3)⋅ 0–0 (h 6) 1–1 (a17): 5 (1.9) 1-8 (h18) 1-1 (a17) 4-8 (h22) 3—2 (h 4),1 (h14) 4-2 (n20) 2—2 (h ́1) 6—1, (a 2) 1—–5 (a 8) 1- (18) 24 (h 7) 3-2 (h20) 3-2, (a 1) 4-3 (a 5) 8-4 (h16) 0-1 (411) 1—3 (h2i) 2-3 (h 8) E-0 (022) 0-2 (a15) 1-0 (h 3) 1—0 (± 6) 2—4 (h'4) 2——1 (n18) 1- (h21) 0–0 (a10) 2–2 (h12) 3-4 (a 8) 2—1 (h11) 4—5 (h10) 2-2 (a12) 1—1 (h 8) 3--3 (a 6) 1—3- (h16): 8—3 (b.8) 4-1 (a 5) 1-1 (h·7) 1—2 (820) 1–3 (h 11 (a 4) 0-4 (h13) 2–2 (814) 2-3 (h19) 3-1 (a 7) 12 (017) 0-7 (h22) 1–3 (a16) 8—2(a10), 1–5 (h ́3) 3-0 (h11) 1-2, (a21) 3-1 (h10) 1–1 (a12) 2-3 (h15) 20

SCOTTISH LEAGUE (FIRST DIVISION)

20 Third Lanark

(a4) 1--1 (h10) 6–1 (a 7) 8-1 (h19) 3-2 (a18) 0–1 (a12) 1-8 (h19) 2—1 (n° 5) 1—4 (h20) 2–4 (a10) 2--1 (a17) 04 (h 6) 8-0 (a16) 3—1 (a18) 3—4 (h11) 4—1. (h 1) 1-1 (4.9) 0–2 (h15) 2—0 (11) 2-2 (h 8) 11 (h15) 0-1 (n16) 04 (h 2) 4—1′(a14) 1-1 (h 6) 8-1 (a20); 1~~~8. (b18). 3–1 (a 3) 0—8 (h12) 4–0 (a 5) 1-3 (h11) 4-0 (a 8) 3-1 (h 1) 1-3 (a17) 1—–—–—2 (h14) 2 (h 7) 1-3 (a18) 2-0 (k18) 4–0 (a 4) 1—1 (n14) 0-3 (a 3), 1–1 (14) 2–0 (a19) 1–1 (h18) 8-2 (a12) 2-4 (310) 2-1 (a 1) 1—8, (h17) 1—1 (a15) 2-8 (h^2) I (a 7) 0-4 (h20) 52 (h·4) 2-2 (a 8) 1-4 (818) 8. (12) 2-1 (815) 0—0(h16) 2—4 (a 6) 0–4 (h 9) 4-2 (117) 2—4 (613) 0—0 (68) 0-1 (h15) 2–2 (111) A

(820), 1–0 (618) 0-3 (h. 8) 1–1 (a 7) 1-2 (h 8) 8-0 (45), 1–0 (12) 0–0 (a:4) 0-2 (h10) 3-2 (a18) 8—2 (020) 1-2 (h 5) 4–0 (812) 4–2 (h 8) 1–3 (a10) 2-1 (18) 4–2 (1-8) 4–0 (810) 1—1 (h 7) 2–1 (a20) 2—1 (1.8) 0-2 (h14) 3–0 (a-9) 2–8 (1 3) 4—3 ( 1) 1-0 (h 8) 2-1 (a 2) 1−−−2 (h_ b) 1–1 (a 1) 2-8 (h10) 1-2 (h 0) 2 (a11) 2-5 (h24) 0–1 (a 2) 4-2 (b17) 1-

(Mid-week games not included.)

In such a pose, the golfer is able angles to the ball and line of flight through impact. This eliminates the tendency to pull-in the club- head as... the player strokes it through. In fact the left hand

moves straight forward along the intended path, the relaxed condi tion enabling the golfer to float the putter bead onto the ball and through it.

GRAPHIC GOLE

PUTTING TIP

BEND

OVER- CALL TO PRODUCE GRLOOK

ELBOWS

LET LEFT ELBOW

POINT"- 11. DIRECTION * HOLE.

EASES PUTTING STROHE

Monday Separate The

Putting Operation

GOLFERS

'BOBBY JONES CLUBS.

INCORPORATE MANY FUNDAMENTAL AIDS

TO BETTER GOLF

"CUSHION-NECK"-Bhock is reduced to a minimum

vibration is dampened

Unger-fatigue is

Kessened.

GRIP-The famous Jones "Formgrip" promotes freer grip with better control

3. Perfect balance ensuring absolute confidence in stroken.

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