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ENGLISH CUP FINAL.

ROYALTY PRESENT AT WEMBLEY STADIUM.

ARSENAL GAINS A DESERVING VICTORY.

HUDDERSFIELD BEATEN BY TWO GOALS.

Huddersfield fared no better than two seasons ago, when they were beaten by Blackburn Rovers in the Cup Final, in their meet- ing with the Ararual on Saturday. The latter won the Cup for. the first time in classic match.

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The majority of the English League teams have one more match left to complete the season, and on these hinge promotion and rele- gation prospects. While Everton is doomed to drop into the Second- Division, their victory on Saturday leaves them with a fighting chance if they win the remaining two matches, and some of the " other four teams fuil in their last' game. Blackpool has qualified..

for promotion to the First Division Chelsea have to win their last match to make sure of going up. The relegation problem is an uncertain one, and any two of the four teams in the Second Division may go down..

Results of matches, together with Reuter's description of the Cup Final, and corrected League tables follow-

ARSENAL'S CUP WIN.

GRAF ZEPPELIN EXTENDS

A WELCOME.

(THROUGH REUTER'S ADENCY.]

LONDON, April 26.

Divison II. (Southern). Bournemouth... 3 Clapton 0. Crystal P. 3 Plyinouth Exeter

◊ Newport

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Fulham 5 Brighton. Gillingham...... 6 Merthyr ....... 0 Luton............ 1 Coventry Northampton... 2 Torquay Norwich......... 1. Swinden Queen's P.R. Southend

The English Cup Final at Wem-Walsall bley for once produced classic football with the Arsenal full deserving their victory by two goals to nothing. James scored the first goal fifteen minutes after the start, and Lambert the other seven minutes before the end.

His Majesty the King and H.R. H. the Duke of York. were among the 93,000 spectators, some of whom Waited all night long. Eight thou- sand came from Huddersfield.

Bristol R.

THE HONG KONG DAILY PRESS. MONDAY, APRIL 28, 1930.

Division III. (Northern).

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P. W. D. LT. "A. Pls. -Port Nale 1,40 29 7 5 00·21° 63

Sunkport ..dl 27/7/7/104 Lincoln.42 18 14 10 54 60 30 Chesterfield 41 936 13 74. 33 30 Darlington-7-8-14 103 73 48 'S. Shields ...41 18 9 14.73, 73–43. York 4 14 18 11:34 61–44 Hartlepools 41 16 11 14 77 74 43 Crewe 40 17 813-82 60 42 Southport41 14 13 14 59 74 Tranmere 42 16 0 17 93 86 New B'ton. 41 16 8 17 60-77 Doncaster 41 13 9 17 62 07 Rochdale 40 16 17 93. $9 Carlisle 40 13 79 83 09 Accrington 41 14 8 10 82 79 36 Wigan 13 7 16 50 Nelson41 13 7 21 30 73 Wrexham...41 31 62 87 Rotherham, 41 11 8 22 67 109 Halifax 42 10.8 24 44 70 41 11 5-25 41 50

Barrow

SCOTTISH LEAGUE.

P. W. D. L. F. A. Pis Rangers 37 29:43, 03 30 00 Motherwell 35 23 3 5-101 43 -33 Aberdeen 38 93 7 8 85 61 33 Celtic.38 22 -3 11 99 46 49 St Mirren 38.18 315 75 38 41 Partick...37 16 0 12 66 53 141 Kilmarnock 38 15 9 14 77 73 30 Falkirk......37 15 9 13 CO 63 30

Аут

39 18 0 10 70, 02 09 Hearts 35 14 13 69 68 "37 Airdrie 39 16 18 60 66 33 Clyde 37 19 11 14 50 68 33 Dundee...39 14 -6/18 53 61 34 Queen's Pk. 37 13 4 18.63 76. 34 Hamilton 3713 7 17 72.79 33 'C'wbeath ....36 19 7 17 59 67 31 Hibernians 35 17 19 51 62 °20 Morton....39 10 721 07 91 97 Dundee U. 37 78 92 34 106 * St. J'stone 39 6 795 48 97 19

HELENA MAY INSTITUTE.

A convert has been arranged to take place at the Helena May In- The

1 Watford ....... 1 Brentford Division III, (Northern). Chesterfield...... 1 Stockport .....3

Darlington..... Southport Doncaster 0 York

Halifax...... Barrow Hartlepools..... 3 Crewe Lincoln... 5 New Brighton. 3 stitute to-morrow evening.

Rochdale ....... Wigan

fall programme will be as under:*** Rotherham 1 Wrexham South Shields....5 Carlisle Tranmere........ 1 Port Vale....... 3.

21. (a) Raindrop Prelude... Chopin. (b) Military Polonaise...Chopin. Accrington Southport ......

M. PETER CHEUNG. " *Not played.

(a) Scenes from. Childhood,

Nos. 1, 2, 3, 5, 7

(b). Scherzo in E minor

Miss DAISY HO.

SCOTTISH LEAGUE.

Airdric.............

Falkirk..

Partick

A unique feature attending the match was the appearance over the Stadium just after the interval of the Graf Zeppelin, which left Fried Cowdenbeath... 3 Rangers

1 Hamilton richshafen at six o'clock in the Hibernians. 0 Morton morning. The noise of the engines Motherwell... 9 Queen's Park.. O drowned even the shouts of the gigantic Cup Final crowds.

The Zeppelin also hovered over "the Queen's Club, where Germany was meeting Britain in the Davis Cup.

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"Btraight Punch for Goal."

LEAGUE TABLES.

ENGLISH LEAGUE.

Division L

P. W. D.-L. F. A. Pts.

After the players had been pre-Wednesday...59 2: 78 93 53.55 sented to the King and the Duke Derby 41 21 8 12 68 78 50 of York, who shook hands with Manch. C. 41 19 9 13 90 76 47 them, Arsenal won the toss, and Leeds 41 20 5 16 70 63431 Aston Villa 41 20 5 10 5 81 45 78 13

they quickly put into effect their West Ham, 41 19 3 17 68 prearranged motto, "Straight Blackburn 41 18 7 16 0803 43 punch for goal." They harassed Leicester 41 17 9 13 86 87 48

"Huddersfield 40 17 9 14 62 66 43. the Huddersfielders until Bastin, snapped up a pass from a free kick by James, and returned the ball to James Who fired in past Turner amid tremendous applause.

Arsenal twice missed great chances in the succeeding. minutes. Huddersfield's attacks at this timo were disjointed and spasmodic

Half time score: Arsenal 1, Hud. dersfield 0.

Sunderland" 40 17 7 15 72 72 41 Liverpool 41 16 16 63 78 41 Arsenal B40 14 11 16 76 81 39 Portsmouth 41 15917 66 62 39 Bolton

Schumana. Mendelssohn

.....Borondin.

Chopin.

3.(a) Serenade.

(b) Fantaisie-Impromptu

Miss GLADYS HEARD, (a) Menuet in E flat major

Beethoven. (b) Hark, hark, the Lark!

Miss Rose CHOY.

Schabert-Liszt.

5-(a) The Nightingale

Alabief-Liszt. (b) Air de Ballet .....Jícszkovsky,

Miss DAISY MA. -

(1) Polonaise in E Ant minor,

Chopja.

(b) Valse in E minor... Chopin.

Mr. ANTONIO TUBINO.

-Rigoletto-Paraphrase

Verdi-Liszt.

Miss ALDA LEox.

-Cello Solo:-

Hungarian Rhapsody...Popper.

Mr. SERGEI STUPIN.

(a) Romance in F sharp major

Schumann. (b) Davidsbundler March

Schumann. Mr. HARRY One.

41 15 9 2775 71′ 39 9. Piaro Solo :- Birmingham 40 15 8 17 83 81 38 Manch. U. 41 15 9 13 88 88 38 Middlesbro' 41 15 6 20 70 93 36 Grimsby 41 14 7.20 72 89 35 Newcastle...41 14. 720 70 92 35 Sheffield U. 41 14 -6 21 86 95 34 Burnley 41 13 8 20 75-95 34 Everton 40 10 11 10 74 80 31

Division II

Arsenal's Defence "Holds. After the interval Huddersfield returned to the fray with fresh vigour and attacked fiercely. Campbell was unluckly twice with hard shots which were blocked by the defence. Freedy, Hudders- Blackpool field's goalkeeper, had an anxious Cheisen time when he rescued the ball from Oldham

P. W. D. L. F. A. Pts. 41 27 3 11 96 67 67 41 22 11 8 74 11-41 11-6 41 18-12 11 63 70.48

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a melep in the goal-mouth: Excite-Bradford ment grew intense as Huddersfield Bury 41 21 5 13 forced two corners, but all the West Brom. 41 0 5 16 100 efforts of the wingers failed to in- spire the inside players, who wasted centre after centre in failing to be in' position.

The Arsenal defence finally re- pulsed the Yorkshiremen. James sent the ball to Bastin (? Lambert) who, with the goal-keeper advanc. inz, placed the ball coolly in an empty goal,

The presentation of the Cup to the Arsenal by His Majesty was greeted with tumultuous applause.

ENGLISH LEAGUE.

Division I. Aston Villa..... 2 West Ham....: 3:

Loïccster

Burnley

67 47 73 43

'thampton 41 17 11 13 78 71 45 Cardiff 142-18-8.61 81 59 44 Notts F.41 13 14 14 65 69 40 Charlton 41 14 11 16 60 50.39 Tottenham 41 13 9 17 59 60 39 Wolves.41 25 0 17 74. Millwall 41 12 13 14 57 87 30 Stoke

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41:15 8 18 73 72 38

Swansea 42 14 0.19 57 81 37 Preston N.E:41 13 10 18 63 79:38 Notts C.42 10 15 17 50 87 35 Reading 12 12 11 19 61 67 35 Barnsley 41 13 8 20 64 70 34 Bradford C. 41 11 12 15 58 77 34 Hull

40137.20 49 77-33 Bristol C...40 12 8 20 50 81 32 Division . (Southern),

P. W. D. L. F. A. Pt Plymouth 40 98. 8 4 14.30 64. Derby

3 Newcastle 1 Brentford 41 28 5. §.0340 01 Everton

3 Sheffield....... 2 Brighton 41 21 8 12 80 80 50

·Leeds

3 Manchester U. 1 Queen's P.R.41 20 a 12 78 68 49 Manchester C... Blackburn 1 Nthampton 41,208.13 77 37 48 Portsmouth...... 1 Middlesbro 1 Fulham 41 16 11 1987 Wednesday1 Grimsby Norwich.40 16 10 12 81 74 46 Sunderland.. Birmingham... 0 Coventry40 16 13 85 70 45

Not played:

Division II.

Bradford CA Barnaleź

Bristol

Cardiff

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Crystal P. 41 17 11 13 80 73 45 Southend 40 15 13 12 67-52 43 B'nemouth 41-18 19 14 7100 -49- Luton 41 14.-12 1 64 on

Clapton 0.41 13 13 10

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Notts Forest... Bury Charlton 4 Southampton. 1 Swindon 41 12 12 17 71 81 30: Hull.. .....2 Tottenham Exeter 41 12 11 18 60 71 35 Notts C........ 1 Oldham

Newport 41 12 10 19 73 60 34- Preston N.E.... 1. Chelsea 2 Walsall 40 12 7-21 79 78 31 Reaching Millwall Torquay 419 11 1 62 9329 9 West Brom, 3 Gillingham 41.10 8 23 49 80 98 3 Blackpool. 0Bristol R.40 10. 7 23 63 02 27 4 Bradford

Merthyr 241527 55 184 19

Stoke, Swansea 'Wolves

A. £12,000,000 WIDOW.

FAMOUS HOSTESS TO RETURN

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TO LONDON.

Mrs. James Corrigan, widow of the multi-millionaire steel king, and famous as a London bostess, is planning to return to London from America, following the sale of the Corrigan cKinney Steel-Company- to the Minther interests.

Mrs. Corrigan, it is stated, re- ceived about £12,000,000 from the sale of the Corrigan-McKinney com. pany, in which she held a 51 per cent. interest.

She is now one of the wealthiest women in the world, although she once worked in a Chicago restau- 1ant...

As she packed her trunks, pre paratory to leaving for New York en route for England, she was laughing at the local society lead- era, who snubbed her when she first came to Cleveland as the bride of the founder of the Corrigan-Me- Kinney Company,

Mrs. Corrigan spends little time in America nowadays. She prefers to spend her millione in the more congenial atmosphere of London society and on the Continent.

The

Willesden. costermonger: constable crept up behind me as if

was a burglar or he was.

Delfor aty Bangor Bankrupt Court: People are only generous when they can get something for it."

Wife at Willesden: I met my husband last night, and he said he much preferred his mates to me and the three children.

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