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Defeat of Spurs most League Standings

startling of results

· London, February 4.

Only three of the 16 teams still left in the Football Association Cup, won their League matches today. Of these Manchester United beat dn- other Cup side in Burnley,

They were the only successful team of the 10 First Division clubs In the Cup, the other winners being Leeds in League II and Stockport (Third Division-Northern),

Most startling of all results affecting Cup tooms was. the home defeat of Tottenham Hotspur who last week trounced Sunderland. Seldom have so many leading, First Division clubs falled to win Of the on the enme afternoon, first 10 only Manchester United Sunderland Enined two polit-and all the others SII in the Cup

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their prospects of the Cup and

the League Double by n 3-2 vle tory over Bumfey, Which re- dured! Liverpool's lead at the top of the table to one point.

Although neither

*ide could score in the first half, the United always looked more dan gerous in attack and they were good value for their victory, in which

centre-forwardi Rowley

snortid two fie gouls.

Derby Caunty fought back well ...after Liverpool had scored, first. They gave a chance to 21 year old amater centro forward, Ray Wilkins, in place of Stamps who whk tut. And, the newcomer made the picuing for the fit goal.

Nevertheless Tottenham with a lead of 10 points are almost cer tuin of promotion if they can pe Comy average one, point from their remaining inotches.

Convincing victories While the second

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INA-MAIL, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 8,1080

San Miguel Darts League:

Charlie

Whittaker obtains

maximum score of 180

(By "BULLSEYE"

The much sought after "Three Treble Twenties": (180) was scored by Charllo Whittaker of the Admiralty Civillán Möss (Hankow Road), In a league game between the Admiralty Civiliän Mäki (Hahkow Road) and the Ad- miralty Civilian Moss (Boundary Street);

Reminders

Today

Nine Dragons: Services Club.

Tombela, 8 pati * This is the first time in the three seasons of the

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Ruddersfield., 2 Everton...... 23 0 16

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Dart League that the maximum score with three darts hbs been attained in a league game.

I am sure that all telims wil

SECOND DIVISION

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and Sheffield Wednesday, were sharing points, Suefield

Utiltr.1 and Leeds brought themselves closer into the running by ech- vincing victories,

Leeds

gained nway win of the agahat the bottom ventry.

me

In

heartily cor

6 33 44 Bratulating Charllo dn his

* 49 54 superb achievement.

***** 20 I30 31 20d be leaving the Colony before the league games finish, but

Bouthampton.. 27 !!

Hary West Ham.

Preston NE..

Karaly

the blagest day. 4.0 club Co-

Hwanken

After their Ane win in the Cup over Chariton, Cardiff were ex- pected to improve their Lingue position against Bradford, but home decat caused them to fail two pinces to seventeenth.

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Wha Tommy Lawton back lead the atluck, the Third Di- Vision South leaders. Nolls County, gained an easy win over Reading which kept them three polnis ahead of Torguny.

The latter beat Northampton in

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24 10 3 34 25 before he goes he will be pre-

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1 very special

28 9 0 10 44 48 27 prize for being the first play-

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29 10 7 12 39 62 21er to reach 180 in a league

No

Chesterfield

PD 11 20 2 27 game. Brentford... Grimsby..... 2* 14 0 12 34 20

The Admiralty Civilian Mess Ielerates ... 20 * 24 1139 44 26

nekburn... 29 118 39 44 26 (Boundary St); art still maintain

27 12 12 2033 25g their two point lead, but the 24 * : 13 42 63 23 P.D.s Mess Tamar have steadily 71424*7 22 crept up into seccnt place arid 12 10 60 21 are fighting hard to get into the

45 20 top of Section 1. ** 13 3: THIRD DIVISION (SOUTH)

Cardiff Bradford Luton ... 2 Quien's PR., 20 flymouth... Coventry ....

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In Section 2, the 23 Field Regt. have further consolidated their

13 W LA PL.sition to a tree points lead quite a lot of Nette C7 183 6440 which will take Torquay... 27 16 6 0 44 34 21overtaking.

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Nuits F2 24 26 35 Northampton. 21 14 5 47 33 33 Norwich...

The KSLI have steadily por- 27 12 4 6 T 31 12 severed and now and themselves

Reduce gap -By-their-10th-League-victory-rurt Vale 26 12 211831-In-second place, and with their

Wolverhampton Wanderers ware without three of thair regular players through injury. and cuttered a wingle poal death. fost by Huddersfield. Altogether teams-at-the-bot tom of the First Division anjnged a good day. Apart from HR- __dersBell;—Bolton and Birming

ham obtainci two points and Charlton alone of the Inst, elgh lost.

A valuable point Manchester City took a valy- thle point from Blackpool in Birmingham won their first watch sher Clyisimas Eve by over-throwing Artcut.

One of the best performances of the day was that of Everton who drew with Aston VII. They lost their left-half. Lells, affe Aston Villa, had taken the 10 men held their Own and centre-forward Cat toriek gut a spectacular equali sing goal shortly before the end

Jenil, their

of the season, Rochdale reduced the gap between themselves and Doncaster, Third Division North lenders to two points.

Bournemouth., 28 12 2 Bouthend

25 11 Reading

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present standard of play, really intend to stay there.

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We are Boy looking forward fo few more maximum scores now that Charlie Whittaker has set the can be pace and shown that dont even in Hong Kong. So let us see what other talent we have In the league, for there is another prize for the highest individual

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26 0 2 13 25 42 20 Aldershot ...

27 7 6 155 19 Forwich

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Stockport, still in the Cup, ad- vanced to third place but they are six points behind the leaders and have played twice more. A

feature of the remarkable was that 17 of the 43 League games were drawn, six of the 19 Third Division South games end- ing this was Only 17 home

way. des

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A remarkable glut of penalty gave Scottish goal-ka- goals pors an unhappy_time, In the eight Division "A" matches; nine of the 10 kick awarded proved successful.

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20 13 6 Mandeld.... 28 10 10 2 47 23 3 Rothrcham 28 11 52 44 0 Stockport...

27 12 31 41 34 23 Crewe ... 20 10 10 0 4 2,30 Cellie also had a Santhyport.281281037 40 30 Okiham..... 28 11 70 37 30 No

-0-10-60 Carllalu... 28.10

The most consistent markaman was Turnbull of Hibernion, who scored three of his four gool from the penalty

Their opponents penalty.

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Fulbum's rentre-forward At thir Bowley, who was off in jured for almost all the first half against Newcastle and played on the wing ts. Thin second Two-penalty-goals-by--YoungGateshead17-11-

half, was later found to broken a bone to his foot.

theth

have

The biggest crowd of the day, 30,595, watched Totton. ham humbled at home by Lai: Dealer City, one of last season's Cup finalists The Spurs showed nothing like their usual form Leicester waro worthy

pule

winners.

enabled the Rangers to save a home point against Aberdeen, New Brighton 28. N for whioni Emery missed from n nimillat kick.

Danit scored a "hat trick" for Hearts in their win at Clyde, and in one of the few penalty-free games in Division "A". Falkirk sprong a surprise by winning at East Fife-Reuter,

Australia easing up on "white" policy

By Edward Bishop

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Partick... Aberdeen 22 14 21 23 48 18 Charlle Chan, who I wager in Australia with the shout Falkirk

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from

SCOTTISH

noottles beneath the Southern Jobscidentally, has a bearing Third, Lanark his ivory chopsticks today. upon Australia's stand against Burling

Word has just been cabled Britain

at the Colombo conference Front "down thüler" that the new when Mr. Petey Spendef, the do- Liberal Government in Australia minion's new. external affaire In easing up on the traditional Minister celileised MF, Bevin' "White Australia policy" which action in recognising the Comforten

Airdrie ..... was so strielly applied during the munist government in China, Labour Party's term of office.

Once the "Red" Chinese diple

This is what Harold Holt, the male representatives become es now Immigration Minister, saya tablished in Australia they are "We regard non-Europeans (fe bound to supporters Asiatic refers specifiently to Asiatics) as pressure for an open the door" a special problem calling for. Darwin (nearest point to Asia) sympathetic fatment. We, da nat drive.

Obviously, if Australia is to re- desire to create in precedent which would affect the traditional main d'"white" dominion, whole application of our policy, but we sale Asialle migration cannot be do accept this limited group cases of an exceptional kind.

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contemplated. as

seem to imply that it jroup" lig i bolight s number of tropical

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Chipries

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All-England Badminton Championships

St. Andrew's Church, broadens

service, preacher: Rev. Ogil="" vie, at 11 a.m.

Cheero Services Club, Bing-Sun'

Social, 8 pin..

British Council-sponsored lecturd On The Building of Chinese

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Chamber Music Club, plana- forte recital by Miss Blanca H. Rehner, Eit Tong Son Gynaüm, HK University, nt. 9.15 p.m.

Kowloon Tong Garden City, AB,

-sociation,

new." committee meating. 7 p.m. -

St. Andrew's

London, February 5. Two Malayan players. Wong Peng-roon, virtually the World the now that Champion American, Dr. David Freeman, ds retired, and Chong Ewe leong, a student at Cambridge University; may fight out, thd. singles final in the All-Eng- land Badminton Champion ships which will be played in

to 4. London from March

Wong, the Malayan Champion has set all doubts at rest about his plans by cabling his entry, and if he and Choong are the only Malayan entries, as at pre- sent, they will be put in different halves of the draw,

There seems little doubt that HR

will be seeded No. 1, tu

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ng may be sometting like | 4 for G.. Cheong, who comoa from Penang. is a hard hitter whose, game has improved tre mendously since he has been in Engling where he has won numerous country flies

Starts favourite

Wong wil undoubtedly start the favourite, with Choong pros hably second favourite, But they will buye

to face I considerable opposition from the able Danes and Swedes who will be strongly represented. John Skaarup, the Danish winner of the Champlon- ship in 1943, who was beaten last year by the American, Earl Love

Will again round, day. In the third be in the field.

tilles must change

At least vid Freeman, the hands. Dr. Californian, who won the singles

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Coming Events TOMORROW

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Council of Social Service annual general mbating, PRO lecture room, 5.30 p.m.

Rotary Club, luncheon, talk on Electric Power Genera tion to the Steam Turbine" by Mr. F. F.. Duckworth,, Roof Garden, HK Hotel, 12.30

European YMCA, Bridge Drive,

8 p.m.

HOLE Sergeanta' Moss, Queen's

Road, East, Whist Drive, 8 | p.m.

British Council fotture on "The

Industrial pin.

Revolution,

5.30

WEDNESDAY Toe H meeting, 50, Macdonnell

Head, 6.20, po..

International Affairs Study Group, talk on "Tintain since the liberation An Americaó -vlew" by Mr. A. S. Jenkins, Fung Ping Shan Library, HK University, 5.30 pm. British Council, sponsored lecture

On "Definition and Back ground," Council Ubrary, 5.30 PM THURSDAY Kowloon Rotary Club, Ladies Day, Peninsula Hotel, 12.30

holders, Oool Tolk Hock and Teoh Seng Khoon, of Malays, are not expected to compete.

Wong should be able to win one, anti may share the men's doubles with N. B. Radford, Bri-Y's tain's No. 1, with whom he "had" arranged to team up.-Reuter.

Wales beats Scotland in Int'l

rugger match

Swansea, February 4. After gaining a first half lead of three points against

Murray Barracks ... 131626 the run of the play, Wales were worthy winners. by 12 points to nil in an inter- national rugger match against Scotland here. today,

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The Scottish forwards looked more effective at the start-and Wales were panned in their own

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There was,

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to subdue the Welsh halves, the Scottan wing forwards were in- to lay offside, but Welds

Zocated to have nobody to take

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spectators to their

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scoring and gave Thomas a Chance. Robins failed to convert, but Wales

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voro ahead at the Interval

Although the store, was, against the general run of the play, Wales

soon Fan' top deservedly

During a récent trip to Austra be a shirts. Last time I was in Singa case of "Fall out, the Chiliese

was at the Baight of d

to a cafe for some But that's not exactly what murning coner. Up tame

Chinese

Tokyo, February D. Waller. He Holt méños, though, In fact, the

A former Major-General wh announcement does touch num serving you. bar of Chincse whose oriental de Now, have encountered m

many fought in Manile, under Musahary liencies have considerably mile waiters in Australia in fact, Homma, the executed Japanese proved. Australian. "pod cultură." be frank, the rudest in the war criminal, ged himself of

The Minister referring main-

Tworld.

thy of Tokyo on Australiatis

take home in the suburbs ely to Asiatics who sought, refuge to such numby occupations the eventig of February 3, It was

In Australls during the war whom and are inclined, to, vanthel Icarned today. Japanese Infantry staked but lefeelings upon the customer pu

The

07-Year-old former gener, inboundaries of the so-called "Co- this was not the approach one al, Ichloku Chubo, was President

nitry, ayblatı': Prosperity Sphero th-South-Bialascia from a Chinesa in Binga of the Yakumo Bilson Company,

Juries Talled to conve Asin with bayonets,

a postwar foreign trading

Teheran, Fedtuary L.j

For a Lime Wales, The Australian people, singed transpired, however, that His family said that he had been

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p.m.

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cil, Whist Drive for Servico- nien, 7.30 p.m.

British Council documentary weekly Alm,show, Helerin May Institute, 5.30 p.m. Nine Dragons Services Club,

Bridge Drive, 8 pm.

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FIRST RACE MEETING

Furday, 11th

There are nina rakan, tim wiem, mall, with he and the First Race will be Fun Fan 2.64

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