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Final Selections For To-Day's League Matches
TABLES BROUGHT UP-TO-DATE
London, Sept: 7.
THIRD DIVISION (North).
Two league matches were decid ed to-day and these resulted in a- draw between Notts Forest and, Tranmere Manchester United in the Second Crewe Division and a 1-0 win for queen's Stockport Park Rangers over Swindon in the Chesterfield
Halifax Third Division (South)-Router.,
Last Thursday, "Left Out" pick- Barnsley ed the likely winners in to-days Hartlepools programme of 54 matches but Walsall since then a number of games Barrow have been played and he has Rochdale made another list. Both of the Gateshead lists, together with the league tables, are given below:-
Final Selections
1ST DIVISION
Arsenal
Aston Villa
Everton
Huddersfield
Middlesbro
Wolves
Bury
2ND DIVISION
Fulham
Notts Forest
Plymouth
Southampton
West Ham
THIRD DIVISION (South).
Bournemouth
Coventry
Norwich
Torguay
Southend
THIRD DIVISION (Nerth).
Barnsley
Barrow
Carlise
Chester
Chesterfield
Hartlespool
Mansfield
Stockport
Tranmere.
SCOTTISH LEAGUE." Aberdeen
Falkirk.
Hearts
Kilmarnock Queen's Park Rangers
St. Johnstone
Tables To Date
ENGLISH LEAGUE
FIRST DIVISION."
Portsmouth
..Leicester
Tottenham Arsenal Manchester C.
Leeds Everton Huddersfield Aston Villa Wolves Liverpool
Stoke
Blackburn
Sunderland'
Newcastle
41
Goals
P. W. L. D.F. A.Pts
4 2 0 2 7 2 6
4 2 1 1 8 10
5
4 2 1-1 7 4 5 3 2016 3 5
4 2 1 1 4 3 5
32-1 0 10 8 4 3 1 0 2 4 3 4
4 2 2.0 774-
3 2 1 0 8 4.4
4.2 26 11 4
41 12.77 4
4 11 2 4 7 4
3 1 1 1 6 6 3
4 1 2 1 5 5 3
31 11 5 6 3 Sheffield U..... 4 1 2 4 8 3 Chelsea
3 1 2 0 9 2
West Bromwich. 3 1 2.04 2. 3 0.1 2 3 5 2 Derby
Birminghamı
Middlesboro
Wednesday
Preston Nott's C.
4 0 2 2 3 5 2
3 1 2 3 5 9 2 42 20 5 7 2
SECOND DIVISION.
Grimsby. Bentford Millwall West Ham Southampton Bolton Port Vale". Bradford Fulham Plymouth
Bury Hull Notts F. Burnley Bradford C.
Blackpool
Lincoln
Oldham
Swansea
Goals P.W.LD.F.A.PLS. 4.4 0 0 12 48 3 3 0 0 6 1 8
4 3 1 0 12 4 6 4211 97 $ 4211 33 5 4 2 1 1 14 11.5 4 2 11. 74 5 4 2 2 0 7 10 4 3 2 10 6 6 4 4 2.02 10 9 4
42 20 8 8 4
4 12 1 9 11 3
31 11 5 5 3
3.1.11 3 3 3
4 1 12 3 3 4
41.30 4 8 3
3 1 2 0 3 6 2 41 3 0 5 7 2 30-21-131 4 0 3 1 4 11 1 40.313 8 1. Manchester U.... 4 0 22.27 2 THIRD DIVISION (South)
Goals P.W.L. D. F. APIs 43 0 1 112 7 4.3 10 8:56
Norwich Exeter Luton Crystal P. Bournemouth Bristol R. Swindon
Cardiff Charlton
Clapton
Aldershot
Gillingham
4 31 0.15 76 4 3 10 8 2 6 4 8 10 12 7.6 43 10 8 3.8 4211 5 3.5 4 2 11 6 5 5 4211375 4211 & 45 4103 5-35. 42118 9:5
Reading ne 4220 7.984 41214 7 3 4:12:14 13 3
Brighton wan
Torquay
Northampton Coventry s Queen's FR. -Newport
Southend Watford Bristol C..
4 02 2.492
Doncaster
Goals P.W.L.D.F.A.Pts
4 30 11 3 7
3 1 0 13
4 3 1 0 11
4 3 1 0 13 4.3 10 7 4 6 3 2017 2 5
7 6 7 6 5.8
4 211 58 5 4 2 1 9 5 6 41 12 4 5 4
42 20 6 4 4
4 1 1 2 9 12.
4 12 1 4 6 3
New Brighton Accrington
4 1 2 1 5 5 3
3 11 12 4 3
Carlisic
... 1 1.2 1 5 3
York
4 1 2 1
9 10 3
Southport
3.0.1 2
Mansfeld
Wrexham
4 0 2 2
3 8 2 40 2 2 3 9 2 41 30 7.9 2 4 1 3 0 6 9 2
6
9 2
7 1
Chester
Darlington
Rotherham
3 0 2 11 FIRST DIVISION. ARSENAL V. Manchester "C. ASTON VILLA. v. Liverpool Blackburn v.. West "Brom: EVERTON v. Sheffield Wed HUDDERSFIELD v. Leeds U. Leicester v. TOTTENHAM MIDDLESBRO' v. Brimingliam Newcastlew. Derby Co. Shefeld D. v. CHELSEA " Stroke v. PORTSMOUTH WOLVES V. Sunderland
SECOND DIVISION. Blackpool v. PORT VALE BRADFORD v." Bradford C. BURY . Lincoln FULHAM Y..Swansea Grimsby v. PRESTON, NE, HULL Millwall MANCHESTER U. v."Bolton NOTTS FOREST v. Oldham PLYMOUTH v Brentford SOUTHAMPTON . Notts Co. WEST HAM v Burnley"
THIRD DIVISION (South) BOURNEMOUTH y. Cardiff Bristol G. v. SWINDON Charlton v. Exeter COVENTRY v. Bristol Rovers Newport v. Aldershot NORWICH Y. Brighton QUEEN'S P. R. v. Lutou Reading v. CRYSTAL PALACE Southend v. Clapton O. TORQUAY v. Northampton Watford v. GILLINGHAM
THIRD DIVISION (North) BARNSLEY v. Darlington BARROW v. Rotherham CARLISLE V.. New Brighton CHESTER v. York CHESTERFIELD v. Halifax DONCASTER v. Walsali HARTLEPOOL's v. Wrexham MANSFIELD. v. Southport ROCHDALE v.. Accrington STOCKPORT v. Crewe TRANMERE v. Gateshead
SCOTTISH LEAGUE.
ABERDEEN V. Dundee Clyde v. Partick
FALKIRK V. Airdrie
Hamilton, v, MOTHERWELL
HEARTS Y. Hibernians KILMARNOCK v. St. Mirren QUEEN'S FARK v. Third Lanark Queen O' South v. Ayr U. RANGERS V. Celtic
ST. JOHNSTONE. v. Cowdenbeath
TALE OF TWO"
CENTRES
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And English Went To Liverpool
If the transfer of Sam English. the Rangers tantre-forward to Liverpool, was a surprise 'to out siders, it was only a natural se quel to clicumstances at 'Torox.
Rangers were In the position of having two centres, Smith and English, between whose respective
HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1933.
POINTERS TO A GREAT SEASON
Home Comments On The Trial Games
(Special Air-Mail Service)
London, August 20.
Final football trials-they were that in more sense than one were the order yesterday, and next Saturday Eng. land will see the real thing, with every League point of vital import in the great reckoning eight mouths hence.
TRIM'S FINE FORM
New Full-Back. Shines In Arsenal's Trial.
The outstanding feature of the at trial second Arsenal
game Highbury yesterday was the fine form of Trim at right back for the: Whites.
GREAT FORM OF RISMAN
One Newcomer On View
With the exception of Schofield, the former Old Salfordians' half back, there were no newcomers in in Salford's final practice game at Weaste, which was witnessed by 4,000 spectators.. The probable first" team, playing as the "Stripes, beat the Reds, made up of reserve play
The former Boston player con- firmed the good impression madre in the first trial by his sound work, giving Hulme little rope, anders, by points to 12. playing in a manner that showed
In the first half the Reds gaye
he will be a capable deputy to a good account of themselves. but Hapgood."
in the second portion the Stripes took complete command and scored
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the regular players showed excel- lent form and Hudson came after the interval, to test his knee...
out
As partner to Trim the Whites had Kirkwood, a young Irishman from Belfast at right back," and after a shaky start he settled down to a sound second half game.
The reserve wingmen also im- pressed, with Green showing that he is both fast and clever with a strong shot, while in goal Wilson played soundly, although he had one or two lucky escapes.
low: players who impressed Other were Collett, Stockill, and Parkin.
Green and Birkett scored for the Whites, and Coleman (2) for the Reds.
Result:-Whites 3. Reds 2.
ALL WELL IN UNITED CAMP
What The Practice Game Revealed
probable
The try-scorers for the Stripes were Dobing. Feetham, Brown, Jen kins, Middleton, Hudson, Case- well, and Watkins, Risman kicking For the Redstries eight goals. were scored by Walker and Pear son, "White landing three goals.
about in The ball was thrown" spirited fashion, and the game that the club is assured of another proved most enjoyable, indicating successful campaign.
Jenking showed his old brilliance together with Risman, and the en- tire team worked together with splendid understanding.
RESERVES BLOW
Derby County Badly Beaten
By Second String
It remains a question whether of Derby County's regalar side
Sunday
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Handicaps Entries and the 6th Extra Race Meeting to be Sunday, 17th held at Macao on September, 1933 are published be-
1-(Unofficial) The Machine Gun
H
Troop Handicap, "A" Class, Once Round. African Eve (168), Brittanle· Háll (165), Country Club (180), Demur- Ter (153), Jan Stewer (163). King's Counsel (178), Mouche (185). Pat (150), Peter Davey (158), Red Lea- ves (165), Bocial Mark (155), That's Curlew (150), That (168), The White Stars (157), Wonderful Chi- valry (165)
Five
3-The Praia Grande Handicap
Manchester United's
2-The Ma Kan Sise Plate. first team, though there may be
Furlongs. a change or two for next Satur-
Blue Plane (149), Dashaway day's opening match, were defeat- ed by the second string at Old last season is likely to be disturbed (148), Drian (146), Genghis-khan Man (146), Jingo Trafford, where about 9,000 specta- at all for the opening of the cam- (143), Happy tors saw an interesting game. paign this, despite the fact that (149), Prestwick (149), Whitehall
The senior side lost because they the Reserves playing as Stripes beat (150). falled with two penalty kicks, De-paign-this, despite the fact that war kicking the ground and send-final public practice match yester ing the ball slowly to the goal-day. keeper, and Stewart shooting yards It showed, nevertheless, that the club has a number of excellent re- Although the seniors lost the game there is no need to be deserves, who being allowed plenty of latitude, are displaying more en pondent. What is most important terprise. is that the second team showed they have a powerful team of youngsters ready to step into the senior side at any moment. It was one of the most pleasing practice games the United have held, and the prospects for the coming sea- son are good.
wide of the goal.
Heywood, Hopkinson, and Rid-
ding scored for the second team. the last two goals coming in the closing minutes of the game, while Dewar and M'Gilvray scored for the Reds.
Hillam the former. Burnley goal- keeper. did very well in the Reds goal, and M'Lenahan was out standing among the half-backs. Of the forwards. M'Gilvray (Glas
Green gow Celtic), Hine, and (Derby County) did well
NEW MEN PLEASES" Promising Players At Portemonth" Portsmouth's three trial matches have been the most encouraging the club have staged for years.
Williams, & left wing man from Bournemouth, Wälbanks, a centre- forward from Barnsley, and Nash,
merits it was difficult to decide, an inside right from Chariton,
"E" Class. Six Furlongs, Baguio (150), Black Velvet (153). Bold General (153), Carnation (141), Golly Eyes (1881, Lucky Star (147), Much Ado (147), Poverty Bay (155), Snappy Eve (168), Sun- The feature of the White's disning (143), The Raincoat (140)." play was the effective understand. ing which Crooks, the Internation.4-(Unofficial) The Machine Gun al wingman, and Hutchinson dis played, and although the shooting was not as reliable as that of the reserves. Wilkes was given some opportunities to show his skill in the goal.
ROCHDALE RECRUITS
Troops Scramble. Half a Mile "B" Class.
Boston (160), Circus Eve. (180). Eclipse Eve (160), Firefly (150), Friar John (180), Inshallah (180),
The Goods (160), The Greylag (180), White Label (160).
5.-The Mong Ha Handicap. "D"
Class. Once Bound.
The
impression that general
Adam (156), A ax (156); Cebu Rochdale would have a better sea-
the (156), Gold Box (145, Powerful son seemed fully justified at trial match yesterday, both from King (150), Valley Hall (156); the standpoint of playing ability White Butterfly (158). and enthusiasm,
were
There was little to choose be tween the wingmen, while the for wards generally displayed good un
Defects derstanding.
AP parent in the defence. Cairns, the eld Leicester player, inside right proved himself an opportunista, and Butler, at centre half, was good,
Welch, in goal, was the most alert custodian,,
GOLF
6-The Arela Preta Handicap. Six
Furlongs.
Agua Pura (134), Battling Horse (168) Blue Flane (130), Bold Lad (145). Carnation (137), Dash- away (130). Drian (130), Happy Man (150), Jackie (142).
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U.S. TENNIS TITLES
Vines Beaten By Bryan Grant
Forest Hills, Sept. 7. THE process of dethroning Ells-
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02 player in the tournament, and ...won through his versatility. He of Shanghal (135).
attacked Vines backhand with mixed chops and volleys Vines was sluggish and did not play any- fortably against Nunól
The march between McGrath thing like a champion, quality as Daisy Brand. The Grant, ranked No. 13 in the whole Exonly can enjoy it with and Clifford Butter was brought to antead by darkness with Metirath sent American list, and No. 13 and leading 3-1 in the anal set. Craw 10 respectively in 1981 and 1930) perfect confidence. Delicious Wad-ford will play the survivor on Sa-literally toyed with the tall Call- flavour, full of nourishment.
fornian for three sets besting himmelj, to mila pli turday, M
In and Ib. packets. by scores of, 6-3, 6-3, 6-8,
Both could not be regularly in the were newcomers who pleased the The Captain's Cup
League team, and both were too crowd.
good to be out of it----
Rangers were 25th to part with English, and he was toth to leave Ibrox, but he realised that with Liverpool, he would have more scope to win his spurs, which no one who knows him doubts he will succeed in doing,
BLIGHT'S HAT-TRICK
Barnsley Discover Youth Of Promise
A feature of Harrisley's final trial With Calderwood standing out was the display of Bight, the for better terms than Partick youngster from Blackhill who re- Thistle have been able to offer, gistered a hat trick. they have met the situation by long shooting by Andrews and signing Alec Prior of Stenhouse- Smith was another pleasing fes- mait.
fure. The zone, however failed
He has been playing at left back. but as he is equally good with either foot, the Thistle may safe ly play him on the right.
But a lttle more than this is required to put Partick Thistle right for the new season. Torbet. and Ness are holding out for the, same reason as Calderwood, but is dimenit to see what else
the clut can do than ace öher.
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S. Dykes qualined for Cap- tain's Bup. Sept
In playing off the te his card #M 87-413-4
G. H. Bond's card was 93-1778 SECOND SUMMER SINGLES.
2nd Round Concluded. Harron (17) beat W dagton (17) 1 up...
D. Hum-
Pitten-
" Dykes (13) beat A phreys (10) 4 and 3.
W. Fooks (177 best W. drigh (17) 2 up. ***
to reveal adequate reserve strong
Andrews, Ashton and Spence added the other goals for the first 3rd Round. team, and Burkinshaw scores the Reds,
lities of the club.
for
Acorea as embled by Reuter fol- low:
Fourth Ravind
Bryan Grant (US) beat Ella- worth Vines (holder) 6-3, 6-3, 6-3.
Bryan Grant is the smallest
But this was not the only shock In-to-day's programme:::
Quist's Feat
Jiro Batoh Wimbledon finalist was eliminated by Gregory
G.. Margin (UB) beat J. Satoh Mangin, America's No 1player (Japan) 6-2;:3-5, 6-374-6, B521*/*
after Avereset match
L. Stoffen (UB) beat HG. Adrian Quist, the Australian se
since leaving Australis nearly this year, by accounting for
A. G. Ursell (13) beat. A. M. Mc- Bellar (8) and 3. and poopin 10. T. Máy (17) beat C. Mycock
N. Lee (Britain) 6-0, 6-4 74.complished his finest performance (15), 2-1 AM ET
W. L Alexander (17) beat 3. Quist (Australia) best W. A Harrop (177 anda akan
lison; (UB) 8-1, 6-3, 6-20 tabl A season of good results would FAE Clark XXV beat P.WFL Perry (Britain) beat Allison, No. 2 ranking player in transform the position, and then Amery (18) upper man en Cedill (US) 62, 4-6, 4-6, 6-3, the Btates, in straight sete and the directors would be only too 58 Dyke (13) beat NM with the loss of onlst six games.
KLAUGUE. X. Shields (U.S.) beat R. money to pleased to share their resources Currie (8) 5 and 4
E Mandy (10) beat W. Nunol (Japan) 7-5 6-2, 02 to the will the players t
Je Crawford (Australia) beat In the meantime, Adam McLean Woodward (17) and 2 has been signed for oufalde left.8 T Bathin (10) beat W. Fooker Sydney Wood IDB) 84 84, 2-6, He has been a long time in the (17) 2 and 1
Jack Crawford got through arter
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Sutter (UB) 634-60-470-2, 3-1, required game, but he has all the craft-1: 0. Boldman (1) best J. MMcGrath (Australia) leads C.Frank Shields got through com-
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