1939-04-28 — Page 25

LEAGUE TABLES & FORM GUIDE

COLONY TENNIS

FINE DISPLAY BY LEE WAI-TONG

(By "ADREM”)

As was generally expected, there will be an all-Toui singles tennis final. Tsui Wai-pui beat S.. A. Rumjahn on Tuesday, and yesterday, Yan-pui emerged victorious in his game with Lee Wai- tong, the score being 6-4, 6-2; 12-10.

Although both players were inclined to make errors at unexpected moments, the tennis was never dull yesterday and in the final sot, which Tsui won after a great struggle which wont to 22 games, some really thrilling rallies were witnessed.

Loe played so well in the last set and Tsui looked so worried that it is quite conceivable that the soccer player would eventually have won. He gave the impression of supreme fitness and showed more inclination to run then that he had earlier on.

The first two sets, while being fairly interesting, produced nothing very much over which to enthusa, Tsui found his touch right away and his firm ef- fortless driving on both hands, was a delight to watch.

Main feature of his game through- out, was his uncanny anticipation and ball-control. His drop-shot rarely failed to score until the last set when Les produced a counter in the form of a sharp cross-court flick.

EFFECTIVE BACK-HAND

Leo was not convincing off the ground in the first two sets.

There will be no, tennis to- day owing to the inclement weather.

His

TENNIS RESULTS

Opens Singles

Taui Yun Pui beat Lee Wai Tong, 6-4, 6-2, 12—10.

Club Mixed Doubles

W. Sander and Miss A.- Tylor (-15), beat T. J. Gould and Mrs. Whyte Smith (~2.6), 8-6, 7—5.

H. J. Armstrong and Mrs. An- drews (-15.3) beat Mr. and Mrs. L Goldman, (-15); 6-2, 6--3.

ARMY CRICKET

Artillery Defeat Middlesex

COVERING the English and Scottish Football Leagues Indicates

OVERING the last five League matches, this guide to current

venue, opponent and result, with the most recent result on the extreme right column, i.e. (a18) indicates that the team played away, to Team No. 18.

1

Arsenal

2 Aston Villa

3 Birmingham

4 Blackpool

5 Bolton

Brentford

Charlton

6

7

8

Chelses

9 Derby

10

Everton

11 Grimsby

12 Huddersfield 13 Leeds

14 Leicestor

15 Liverpool 16 Manchester U. 17 Middlesbro'

18

Portsmouth

19 Preston 20 Stoke

21 Sunderland 22 Wolves

1

2

Blackburn Bradford

3 Burnley-

4 Bury

6 Coventry

7 Fulham

8

Luton

9

5 Chesterfield

11

Newcastle

12 Norwich

FIRST DIVISION

(a`4) 0–1 (a 3) 2–1 (h 4) 2—1 (h16) 2–1 (a20) 0–1 (a 7) 0-1 (a22) ́1—2 (h22) 2-2 (h 5) 1-3 (a13) 0-2 (h 1) 1-2 (h15) 0—0' (a 6) 1–0 (h 4) 2-1 (h 8) 1-1. (h 1) 1-0 (a14) 43 (a 1) 1-2 (h17) 4-0 (a 3) 1-2 (h21) 2-1 (a20):1–—4 (a 2) 3-1 (h22) 0-0 (h19) 1-0 (h19) 3-1 (a17) 1-8 (a19) 0–2 (h-3) 0-1 (a16) 0-3 (h 8) 2-0 (h 2) 1–0 (à 8) 8—1 (a22) 1–3 (h10) 2-1. (h10) 0-2 (h 7) 1-3 (a12) 1–8 (h18) 1–0 (a 3) 1~~1 (a18) 9-1 (a15) 1-2 (h18) 0-1 (h14) 1—1′ (a17) 0—–—–2 (821) 2–1 (a 8) 2—0 (h21) 6—2 (b19) 0-0 (a 7) 1~2 (a13) 1-0 (a12) 0-2 (h15) 2-1 (a18) 1-2 (a14) 2-0 (a20) 2-2 (h11) 2-0 (h 8) 3–1 (a13) 1–2 (x19) 0-3 (h11) 0-1 (h16) 3–1 (a21) 1-2 (h12) 2–1 (h 2) 2-0 (h 4) 3-4 (17) 2-3 (h17) 5-3 (a 9) 1-1 (h11) 0- (h 3) 4-0 (h 9) 2–1 (a 3) 0–0 (a11) 1-2 (h21) 1- (h13) 0-0 (h18) 1-1 (a13) 1-3 (a 1) 1—2 (h 6) 3-0 (h 6) 8-1 (h14) 3-2 (a14) 3-5 (a 4) 0—4 (h·9) 2—0 (a16) 1-1 (a 9) 1-0 (h20) 2-0 (h11) 2-1 (a 8) 0–1 (h22) 4-2 (h 6) 2-0 (al10) 0-0 (h12) 3-0 (a 5) 0-1 (a10) 1-1 (h12) 2—2 (h 5) 4-1 (a18) 0–2 (h°1) 1-0 (h10) 1-2 (a 5) 1-2 (a10) 2- (h13) 2-1 (a15) 1—1 (a19) 2-4 (h 2) 2–1 (a 2) 2—2 (h 7) 3–1 (a 5) 0-

SECOND DIVISION

(a12) 0-4 (a 7) 2~1 (h16): 3–0 (a14) 0–1 (a15) 0. (a22) 2-0 (a13) 0-2 (h22) 1—2 (h15) 0-3 (a21) 2- (a19) 8-0 (h15) 2-3 (h22) 1–0 (a 9) 0-2 (h20) 1- (h 8) 1-5 (a15) 1-1 (a 9) 0-0 (h11) 1-1 (818) 3-4 (hll) 20 (x16) 2-2 (h 8) 1-2 (a13) 1-0 (h.7) 0-1 (812) 1-1 (h12) 2-0 (≈ 7) 0–1 (h19) 2–0 (h22) 0-0 (a 1) 1-2 (h 6) 1-0 (h20) 2-2 (a15) 0–2 (≈ 5) 1–0 (h18) 6-2 (h 7) 2–1 (a16) 4-0 (a 5) 2—1 (h10) 0–0 Manchester C. (all) 2-0 (h 4) 0—0 (h 3) 2–0 (a12) 0–0 (h20) 1–1 10 Millwall

(120) 2-0 (a21) 0-0 (a20) 1—8 (h18) 2—0 (a 8) 0–0 (a10) 1-1 (a 5) 0-2 (h 9) 0–2 (8 4) 1-1 (h17) 1–2 (h 1) 4-0 (h 6) 1–1 (a 6) 0-2 (a15) 1—0 (h 9) 0-0 (h21) 2-0 (h 2) 2-0 (u21) 0-0 (a20). 1-1 (h 5) 0-1 (a18) 6-2 (h20) 1-1 (h18) 0–1 (817) 1-2 (h 1) 1-0 (a 3) 3-2 (h 4) 1–1 (a 2) 3-0 (h 7) 2–0 (h 1) 0-0 (a 8) 2-6 (h 5) 2—2.(h.8) 0-4 (a 1) 0-3 (h22) 0-2 (a 6) 0-3 (h19) 1-0 (h14) 2–1 (a21) 0–0 (all) 2- (h14) 1-0 (h19) 3–1 (a14) 1—0 (a10) 0–2 (h 4) 4-3 (h17) 2-0 (818) 1—3 (a17) 0-1 (b12) '0—1′ (a 6) (h10) 3-1 (h13). 1-1 (a 7) 2—2 (a 8) 2–1 (a 9) (h10) 0-0 (h13) 0–0 (a22) 1—2 (h17) 0—0°(h 2) (a 8) 0-1 (a 2) 2−1 (h21) 2–1 (a18) 2-0

THIRD DIVISION (SOUTH)

13

15

16

17

18

22

Notts F. 14 Plymouth

Sheffield U.. Southampton. Swansea Tottenham Tranmere Wednesday West Brom. West Ham

i

Aldershot

Royal Artillery yesterday enter- ed the final of the Large Unit's cric-19 ket competition when they caused 20 a surprise by beating the holders, 21 Middlesex Regiment, by 31 runs aț Sookunpoo.

Barsby, Dilnot and Baker bowled

forehand at no time ever rose beyond mediocrity. On his backhand he was more effective and the vicious spin he splendidly for the winners, dismiss- imparted to the ball caused it to come ing Middlesex for 100 runs.

off the ground quickly and at a dis-

ROYAL ARTILLERY

to take Lt. Ingram, c Jones, b Painter

Gnr. Hodgeson, c Pearson, b Hat-

field

concerting angle. His heavily-sliced Lt. Hook, b Hatfield service was always difficult liberties with although he served quite a number of double-faults.

Tsui won the first two games of the first set but Lee came back strongly to lead 3-2.

Tani equalised at 3-all but after 4-all had been called he won the next two games for the first set.

He had little difficulty with the se- cond, which he won for the loss of the first and fifth: games.

a dif- very well,

C.M.S. Flinter, run out Sgt. Baker, Lb.w., b Painter Lt. Skipworth, c Weedon, b Painter Bdr. Carter, e Weedon, b Pea! Gar. Barrow, b Hatfield

Sgt. Dilnot, st. Man, b Hatfield Chaplin, not out Barsby, c Peal, b Hatfield

Extras (B13, WB2, NB2)

The last set produced quite ferent tale, Lee, playing went to 3-1, 4-1, and was leading 40-15, with every opportunity of placing himself in a commanding posi tion in the sixth game, but Tsui rallied Paterson strongly to take that game. and the Hatfield next. for: 3-4. Another Lee success Painter and it was 53. Once again Taui Pearson levelled and then the lead alternated Peal until Tsui finally went out at 12-10.

·THOUSAND "GUINEAS

London, To-day, Romulea and Bulle de Savon omitted from the list of probable star- are tara and Jockeys for the One Thousand Guineas to be run at Newmarket to- morrow.

The following minor amendments have been made in the riders:

II

2 Bournemouth..

3 Brighton

4 Bristol C.

3

5 Bristol R,

6

Cardiff

11

7 Clapton

0 8 Crystal P.

12

9 Exeter

7 10 Ipswich

12 11 Mansfield.... 15 12 Newport

13 Northampton. 14 Notts C......

Port Vale

27

10

15

7

10

16 Queen's P.R.

17

17 Reading

18 Southend

19 Swindon

131

Bowling Analysis

0. M. R. W. 6 1 15 0 13.1 5 88 6

20 Torquay 21. Walsall 22. Watford

8 0 27

3

4 1 10

4 0 24 1

MIDDLESEX REGT. Pte. Jones, 1.b.w.. b Barsby Lt. Man, c Baker, b Dilnot Lt. Weedon, c Baker, b Barsby Major Worton, b. Dilnot Sgt. Painter, b Barsby

Pie. Pearson, b Baker Sgt. Cooper, b Barsby

Pte, Chatton, c. Dilnot, b Baker Pte. Hatfield, c Chaplin, b Baker. Lt. Peal, not out C.8.M. Paterson, b Baker

Extras (LB2, WB2)

Her Slipper (Crouch), Amy Rob. sart (Cliff Richards), Galates (Jones); Titbit (Richardson), Seaway (Simpson), Arsenal: (Sam_Wragg), Quite Contrary (Sibbritt), Infra-Red Barsby (Stephenson) and Curtain Call (Pat Dinot Beasley) Wavelength has been with Chaplin

drawn-Reuter.

Baker

7

1 Accrington

2.Barnsley

8 Barrow.

4 Bradford C. 5 Carlisle

0 6 Chester

3

7 Crewe

2

11 8 Darlington

9 Doncaster 810 Gateshead 2011 Halifax

11 12 Hartlepools 22 13 Hull

(822) 1-1 (h10) 3-1 (h15) 1–0 (± 2) 0~4 (a10) 2-7 (a 9) 1- (h19) 2-0 (h 3) 2-0 (a15) 0-2 (h 1) 4-0 (h15) 1-0 (a 2) 0-2 (a22) 1–1 (h14) 2–0 (h22) 0—8 (a8) 2-3 (a10) 0–4 (h 8) 1-1 (h17) 5–1 (a21) 0-5 (b22) 1-1 (a21) 2–2 (a 8) 0–0 (h 8) 1-2 (h18) 1-0 (h 1) 2- (h18) 1-0 (al4) 1-1 (h14) 4-1 (h20) 3-1 (8 9) 1-2 (h16) 2-1 (h20) 3-0 (a10), 0—3 (a16) 1—1, (a17) 1-3 (a 4) 1—1 (h ̄5) 0–0 (n_5) 2–1 (a11) a (h14) 1-0 (h 7) 2–1 (a18) 1–0 (a13) 0–0 (h19) 0- (h16) 1-0 (a 1) 1-3 (a18). 0—0 (h ́7) 3–0 (h 1) 7~ (h17) 0-0 (h .7) 1–0 (817) 0—0:(a20)÷0—3 (h 8) 0- (h10) 0 (h20) 1—0 (a16) 0—0: (x20) 1—1 (h18) 3-0 (a19) 0-1 (a18) 0-2 (h19) 0–2 (19) 0–0 (a ̈ ̄ 6) ̃ˆ 0—1 (h15) 4-0 (h 6) 1-1 (a 6) 1—4 (a 3) 0–2 (a18) 0-1 (a 8) 0-1 (al4) 0-4 (h 2) 2—0-(x 1) 0–1 (a18) 0–0 (h12) 0-0 (a10) 0–1 (a 7) 1-2 (h22) 1-0 (h 7) 1–1 (a22) 1-3 (all) 0-0 (h 8) 3-1 (h11) 0–0 (a 4), 1—5 (h 9) 0-1 (a12) 0-3 (h10) 0-0 (h15) 0-0 (h14)-1—0 (h 2)'0-2 (a13) 2—0 (h21) 1—4 (☎ 9) 0–0 (a21) 0-5 (a21) 0-5 (h12) 1-1 (h11) 3–0 (a 7) 0–3 (a 6) 1-3 (120) 5-0 (h 5) 2-2 (a19) 4—1 ( 50 (h19) 50 (a 5) 1-1 (h 1) 1–1 (h 3) 1–1 (a16) 0-1

THIRD- DIVISION (NORTH)

8) 0

(a 8) 1-7 (h22) 3-1 (h 9) 0-0 (a17) 1--4 (h18): 2—1 (820) 1-1 (h21) 2–1 (h20) 0–1 (a22) 3–2 (h17) 2—0 (46) 2-1 (h 5) 5–0 (h 6) 0–1 (a 8) 1-3 (h12) 1–1 (15) 1-2 (h19) 2-1 (h15) 3—8a 7) 0–0 (h_5) 2– (h22) 1-3 (a 3) 0-5 (a22) 1—4′(h·6) 1—8 (a 4) 0—–2- (h 7) 40 (a 3) 1—0 (a 5) 8-1 (h 8) 04 (h19) 2-0 (h17) 41 (a-6) 0—4 (a17) 0-5 (h 4) 0—0 (a13) 1- (h21) S-1 (a15) 0-3 (a21) 1-8 (h 3) 3–1 (a, 6) 0-0 (h 1) 7-1 (a13) 0-0 (a 1) 0–0 (h14) 4—I (a20) 2—1 (a16) 2-1 (h12) 2—0 ̊(h11)-2—0 (815) 1—0 (811) 3–3 (h12) 2-0 (h13) 1—0 (810).0—2 (h21) 0–2 (h10) 3—3. (h10) 8-1 (all) 0–2 (a10) 0-2 (h15) 2-2 (a 8) 1-1 (h 9) 0-0 (a11) 0–1 (a19) 0–4 (k19) 2—1 (h·7) 2-1 (h16) 1-0 (h18) 0-1 (a16) 0—1. (& D) 1—4 (h19) "0-1 (h 4) 2—1 (h 8) 3-0 (a 4) 3—3 (a12) 2—3. (h10) 0—- (h10) 1-3 (K14) 1—0 (¤21) 1—4 ̈(h20) 3–1 (h22) 6-0 (a 7) 1—4 (a20) 2—1 (h 7) 5–0 (h 1) 4–1 (a 2) 0-2 (s19) 0-1 (a14) 1-0 (h19) 1-0 (520) 8—2 (a,1) 1- (h18) 0-1 (h13) 40 (a18) 1-2 (al4) 1–0 (8.6) 0- (8.2) 10 (a18) 2-3 (a16) 1-8 (h.9) 1—2 (h22) ́8--1 (a3) 19 (a 2) 1—2 (h 8) 3—1 (h16) 4— (a11) 2-

1) 1–3 (h 5) 4−1 (h_2) 2–8 (a16) 0- (a20) 1-3 SCOTTISH LEAGUE (FIRST DIVISION).

3 14 Lincoln 015 New Brighton,, 4120 Oldham i

17 Rochdale 100 18 Rotherham

19 Southport R. W 20 Stockport 33421 Wrexham 24 2 22 York 18

Bowling Analysis

0. M. 11. 2 10

8 1

23

YOU'LL SING TOO,

WHEN YOU USE MENNEN BRUSHLESS

IT'S

A GREASE

Aberdeen Albion

8 Arbroath

4 Ayr

5 Celtle

10 Clydo

7 Falkirk

8-Hamilton-

9 - Hearts

10 Hibernian

(a 8) 0-1 (h15) 2-1 (h14) 4-8 (a16) 2-3 (a' fa14) 3-3 (a 9) 0-2 (h11) 6–1 (a. 6); 0- (10) 1-1 (h19) 2–1 (a 5) 0–2 (h 4) 8- (h19) (h12), 6–1 (a16) 1-0 (h 7) 3–0 (a |

(h '1)

(h19)

(h 7) 1-2 (h 3) 2–0 (a10), 0–1

(h18).

(h17) 1–1 (a:8) 2–1 (h_2) 0–0 120) 4T (\\9) (85) 2—–—1^(h20) 4-−0 (a)

(18)

(61) 10 (h11) 3–1 (h 6), 1−−2 (115) B-1 (217) -(#17) 1--1-(h 2) 2--0 (h16) 2–1 (311) 1–—–—4 (16)

1-0 (820)

NO!

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