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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1933.

ADVERTISEMENTS HOME FOOTBALL NEWS AND FORECASTS

THE HONG KONG JOCKEY

CLUB..

Yorder of the Stewards, Mesars. ACTIVITIES OF THE TEAMS

BY

Huзn & Hougn, Lyp, will wall at the PONY AUCTION to be held at the Paddock," the Race Course, Happy Valley, at 5.15 P.M. on WEDNESDAY, 27TH SEPTEM. BER

the

1934 Australian Sub-Pony No. 6 Brown Gelding, 14 hands 2 inches.

The purchaser of this animal, il a Member of the Hong Kong Jockey Club, will be entitled to race the pony at the 1934 Annual Race Meeting.

C. B. BROWN,

Secretary:

Hong Kong, 19th September, 1993.

THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB.

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1933, commanding at 200 p.m.

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The Championship

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REVIEWED

Form A Fickle Thing; Upsets

Not Unlikely

A very attractive programme in the Home football league has been arranged for Saturday and the form shown by the different teams since last Saturday makes it impossible to back any team with any degree of cer tainly.

I am giving a short review of the teams below, to- gether with my selections which are based on the latest news received from home, but form is such a fickle thing that upsets are not unlikely,

FIRST DIVISION

Aston Villa v. Bunderland. Blackburn v. Sheffield Wed. Everton v. Arsenal. Leeds U. v. West Brom" Leicester v. Chelsea. Middlesbro' 7. Manchester C. Newcastle v. Birmingham. Sheffield U. v. Portsmouth, Stoke v. Derby Co. Tottenham v. Liverpool. Wolves v. Huddersfield.

"SECOND DIVISION."

Blackpool v. Swansea, Bolton v. Brentford. Bradford C. . Notts Co. Fulham v. Lincoln. Grimsby v. Port Vale. Hull v. Eury.

Manchester U. v. Burnley. Notts Forest v. Bradford. Plymouth v. Oldham. Southampton v. Millwall. West Ham v. Preston, N.E.

THIRD DIVISION (SOUTH),

Bournemouth v. Gillingham. Bristol C. v. Aldershot. Cardiff v. Exeter. Charlton v. Crystal, Falace... Clapton 0. v. Brighton. Coventry v. Swindon, Newport v. Northampton. Norwich v, Lutori.

Queen's F.R. v. Torquay. Reading v. Southend, Watford v. Bristol Rovers.

THIRD, DIVISION (NORTH).

Barnsley v. Accrington, Barrow v. York. Carlisle v."Walsall.

Doncaster v. Chester,

Halifax. v. New Brighton.

Hartlepools v. Darlington. Mansfield v. Gatehead. Rochdale v. Crewe. Stockport v. Rotherham Tranmere v. Chesterfield, Wrexham v. Southport..

SCOTTISH LEAGUE.

Aberdeen v... Hibernians. Clyde v. St Mirren, Falkirk v. Ayr U, Hamilton v. Third Lanark. Hearts v. Cowdenbeath. Kilmarnock v. Airdrie, Queen's Park v. Motherwell. Queen O' South v. Partick, Rangers v. Dundee,

St. Johnstone v. Céltic.

First Division

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Wolves will give Huddersfield a good game and it would be no draw, surprise if they force They are one of the teams that have improved lately.

Second Division

at

home

Blackpool.-Playing should take "full

points from Swansea,

Bolton has improved lately and Have a well-combined team. They bught to win at home against Brentford.

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Fulham will have an easy day against Lincoln and should get both points to their credit.

Bradford C. played Notts C...in 1930 and won by 2-0 but lost by 0-2 last year but it is doubtful if they win this year.

Grimsby ought to make up for the points lost last week to Brad- ford, and against Port Vale this week although the latter have a very well balance defence, should win.

Hull ought to account for Bury. Manchester U. played Burnley, in 1930 and 1931 and won by "1-0 and 5-1 respectively and ought to do the same this year...

Nott F. won: in 1930 against Bradford by 1-0 and 1931 by 6-1 but this year they have not struck form yet: They are not expected to win.

Plymouth drew with Oldham in 1920 and won, in 1930 and 1931 by 3-1. They should win this year.

Southampton ought to have an easy day against Millwall and take full points.

West Ham have to go all out if they want to share the points. Preston will be, too good for them.

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Third Div. (North)

Barnsley will play Accrington

Covertry managed to win in 1929 | Bournemouth, by 3-1 but drew in 1990 and lost Queen's P.R... in 1931 by 0-3, and may draw this | Gillingham gear also. N

Clapton

Reading

Newport has drawn thrice and has not won a game this season. Southend They ought to win this week against Northampton."

Brighton Queen's P. may find Torquay too Coventry good this year.

Northampton

Norwich drew with Luton in 1929 Newport. and won in 1930 by 1-0 and drew Watford again in 1931. by 3-3. .should be | Bristol 0. able to share the points this year.

Reading beat Southend in 1931 by 3-1 and ought to able to do the same this year.

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AN OVERWORKED came into the game so little that

DEFENCE

only twice was the Stoké goalkeep- er called upon to handle a for- wald's shot, Gallacher, bad one chance only in the first Ave miautes-and just failed to get to the ball Priestley, the inside-right from Ireland, promises extremely

just himself to his surroundings. Twice in the second half he was knocked out, fortunately without serious consequences.

8 2 2 2 10 12 Great Goalkeeping By well; he must be given time to ad-

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THIRD DIVISION (North),

Watford beat Bristol R. in 1929 by 4-2 and drew in 1930 but won again in 1931 by 6-2 but they will Chesterfield find that this year Bristol R.'s Tranmere team is a more balanced team and Barnsley might reverse the decision.

Scottish League

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Hartlepools Crewe Barrow ..

Accrington

Stockport

Goals

Jackson

GALLACHER SHUT OUT

(Special Air-Mall Servico)

LONDON Aug. 28. STOKE CITY 1 CHELSEA

The Chelsea players will not readily

forget their ordeal

at

P.W.LD.F.APts Stoke,

6 5 1 0 20 7 10. On a day when looking on made 64.02 15 6 10 oge go hot under the collar the City 5 4 0 1 15 3 9 players, thoroughly kayod up for 6 4 1 1 11 5 9|their First Division début, chose 6 3 1 2 15 8 to set a pace which would have, 83 12 12 8 & been astonishing in mid-December. 6.3 1 2 10 8 8 From beginning to end they were quicker than Chelsea who, forced 6 3 2 1 10 to fight a defensive battle for two ..... 8 3 2 1 10 7 thirds of the match, were lucky to escape with a defeat. They might have gone down by three or four goals.

Aberdeen will and Hibernians Halifax

as they Doncaster very tough" "opponents have a strong defence this year. New "Brighton Thrill cause no surprise. If they | Waball hold Aberdeen to a draw.

Clyde lost to St. Mirren in 1929 by the odd goal and · avenged their defeat in 1930 and 1931, by 3-0 and 2-0 respectively, they may do the hat trick this year.

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Chester Carlisle Mansfield Rochdale York Gateshead

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Falkirk drew with Ayr U. in 1929 and 1931 but won in 1930 by Southport Wrexham 2-0 and may win this year.

Hamilton drew with Third Darlington · Lanark in 1931 and Third Lanark Rotherham may force a drawn match this year as they have a good defence team.

Hearts drew in 1929 and 1938 with Cowdenbeath but won In 1931 by 3-2 and ought to win this year as they have a very good shooting team.

Kilmarnock

Scottish League

Motherwell beat Airdrie in Rangers 1929, 1930, and 1931 by 7-1, 1-0, Queen's Park and 4-2 respectively. They ought Ellmarnock .... to keep their record.

Dundee

Queen's Park played Motherwell Faiztik and lost in 1929, 1930 and 1931 by Ayr United..... 0-3. 1-3 and 1-6 respectively. Hearts Motherwell should up-hold their St. Johnston . 100 per cent unbeaten record.

Aberdeen Queen O, S. have shown remark-Hibernian able

And improvement form

Queen O'South ought to win comfortably against Airdrie Falkirk.

Hamilton Rangers beat Dundee In 1929,

Partick St. Mirren Clyde St. Johnstone lost to Celtic last Third Lanark year by 1-8 but this year their Cowdenbeath" team is better organised and they ought to avenge their de

1930, and 1931 by 4-1, 3-0 and 4-1 respectively, and ought to win this year.

feat.

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Tables To Date

ENGLISH LEAGUE

FIRST DIVISION.

and 'should win to uphold their | Huddersfield undefeated record.

Barrow played Yor and drew with them in 1929 and lost by an odd goal in 1930 but revenged their defeat in 1931 by winning by 3-1 and should win this year also.

Carlisle beat Walsal in 1931 by 4-0 and ought to win by virtue of playing at their own ground.

Doncaster played Chester in 1931 and won by 3-0, and may do the trick again this year.

Halifax beat New Brighton in 1929 by 4-0 and again in 1939 by 1-0 but drew in 1931. Ought to win this year' again.

Hartlepool lost to Darlington in 1939 by 2-5 but drew in 1930 and 1931, as their team is much better balanced this year, they ought to win.

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Tottenham

Sunderland Leicester Portsmouth.... Btoke........ Arsenal

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Newcastles held Birmingham in

"Mansfield will play Gateshead 1929 and 1930 to a draw, but lost. to them

Very and ought to win as they have im- Liverpool in 1931 by 1-3,

proved their farm lately by 100 per Middlesboro' ... § 14.0 ·· 6.15 2. likely they will draw again.

orm are we in 1929 cent.

SECOND DIVISIONON Rochdale played and won by 3-1.and won again in 1930 by 1-0 but lost by 2-3 in 1931

J. M. McKinlay won the EnglishSheffield U. lost to Portsmouth single-handed championship, played in 1929 by 2-3 and won by 3-1 in at the Brownswood Club, Finsbury 1930, and lost again in 1931 by 1-2. Considering the poor show Three of the matches among the Portsmouth put up last week on jast eight resulted much as antici: their own ground against the pated. The only tie which failed to Wolves, Shefeld U. ought to hold go in accordance with expectations them to a draw. was the one between A. H. Dexter, Aston Villa" playing Bunder- of Ilford, and P. Holmes, of Salis: land on their own ground. have bury Dexter never got within never lost a match. As the fol- striking distance of his opponent.lowing record shows:--- "J.M. McKinlay and J. O. Rhymes had a close struggle, and it was not until twenty-three ends had been played that McKinlay, with a two, won the match...

In the final I. M. McKinlay beat

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as Crewe have a very good defence | Preston...........

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team this year they may hold Hosts Call: 041 1:11:59 Rochdale to a draw... Za Gerd Graaby : 6542, 0·16-8.8

Stockport beat. Rotherham in

Bolton 1929, 1930 and 1931 by 6-1, 5-2, and 1-0 respectively and ought to win this year. ma

Transmere has not lost a game Will they retain their unbeaten re cord against Chesterfield? I think

1929-Aston Villa won by 2-1. 1930- Aston Villa won by 4-2. | 80.

Wrexham played Bouthport in 1931-Aston Villa won by 2-0. Will they maintain their record? 1929 1930 and 1931 but lost by 1 Blackburn beat Shefeld Wed 2-4 and lost in 1931 and will find

Bouthport very good.

in 1928, by 1-0, 1930 by 2-0 and in

P. Gay by twenty-one shots to 1931 they lost by 1-2. On their

Fighteen Six times during the record they ought to beat Shenfield Third Div. (South)

game the score was all square At Wed. on Saturday!

the twenty-fifth end, Guy, with a Everton will play Arsenal and

well-placed two. brought his score, will not do badly if they draw

jack,

Bradford Fulham

Port Vale Southampton Brentford Hall West Ham Oldham

Burnley Blackpool Swansea Millwall

Lincoln Plymouth

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Bradford C.

Bury

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8.1 3.2 4.10 £ 8.1.4 17:18 8. 614 15:13 3 THED DIVISION (South).

level with McKinlay but in the suc-In 1929 they held Arsenal to a Bournemoth played Gillingham Manchester U. 6-13 27 15 4 ceeding end McKinlay had three draw, and in 1931 they lost by 1-3 in 1929 and lost by 1-2 and drew woods within a foot of the

Leeds B. will play West Brom-in 1930, but lost against in 1931 which Guy could not safe,

wich and should take full points by 0-2 Probably this year may The results were

Leicester BO far have won alter the decision in their favour.. Third Round-P. Guy (Shanklin).

against Chelsea in 1930 and 1991 Bristol C will find Aldershot 21: M. C. McIntyre (Oxford City); by scores of 2-1 and 1-0, and they too good and must submit to them. 6: E. P. Holmes (Salisbury), 21;

- Cardiff - beat Exeter in 1931 by A. H. Dexter (He), 9; 1. M. ought to do the same this year.

Middlesboro has not lost on McKinley (Paddington); 21-J. 0. Rhymes (Cowley St Jahn). 18, T. their ground against Manchester Pate (Collingwood Northumber C. since 1929. but we think they car as Exeter have a well balanced Norwich

land), D. Harvey (City of Portsmouth),0.

Semi-final- P.Guy, 21; E.

Holmes, 8; J. M. McKinlay, 91

T. Pate. 7

Tal-1 MMcKinlay, 21; Day, 18

Will lose on Saturday.

5-1 but it is doubtful whether they Exeter can repeat the same result this Crystal P.

team. CAN

Aldershot Charlion most probably will have Bristol R. Stoke, although Derby Co. have to be content to draw with Charlton Improved very much since last Crystal Palace.

Luton Week Stoke ought to take full Clapton 0 have acquired new points

bež, főlents, and will no doubt give Swindon Tottenham should have an easy – Brighton a good night and ought to Torquay gama-against Liverpool.

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Celtic

Goals

The Chelsea defence will not have to face a more feverishly energetio forward lize all the season, Craig, playing as a third back, ran him to stem the thrusts of the power self nearly to a standstill in trying

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Gibson was the best forward be cause he tried very hard to work the ball, Little was seen of Hor- ton, his partner, or of Oakton, an the right Chelsea's problem, ne fears, again centreg, round those be mentioned, in fairness to Hor extreme wing positions. Et should ton that in the second half he had to play at left-half owing to a mishap to Law, who received the full force of the ball in his face and was out near the right eye,

First-Class Wingeri

So long as Stoke can make their speed tell they will remain a very awkward side to tackle. The light ball not trouble them much because they rarely attempted to hold it. Yet the first-time policy paid thera that it handsomely in the sense found holes in the Chelsea defence, and the win would have been em- phatic if Davies had accepted two easy chances,

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Stoke have an outstanding right winger in Laddle. The form shown

unpressed. by Johnson, on the other Bank also There is no question

fully built Palethorpe, a dangerous about these two players being up looking leader, who was enthusiasto First Division standard. tically supported by his wings.

How their defence will fare un-

Craig was uut given all the help der pressure remains to be seen. he needed from his wing half-backa, : Chelsea never once succeeded in O'Dowd and Russell were, the putting it to the supreme test. writer thought, both too keen to Turner, the centre-half, 'made' a take the ball up to their forwards, thorough success of his job, which When they lost possession an alarm-

was to shat out Gallicher, and P. W. L.D. F. A.Ptsing hole was left in the defence, Sellars, who has been a splendid" 8 8 0 0 18 3 18 O'Dowd, so long as he remains on servant to the club, was the best 9 6 1 2 33.9 14the wing, must check this inclina wing-half on the field. 8 6 1 1 18 8 13 tion to. wander. 9 4 2 2 21 15:12

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It is the only criticism one has make of Chelsea's overworked

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A Spectacular Save

The goal that gave Stoke the points was scored at the seven- The successful teenth minute. movement began on the left wing, and was completed by Liddle, 'who. after Jackson had dished out and

to fallen in a gallant endeavour In one vital respect their defence save a forlorn-looking hope, cut inside and dribbled the bāli inta has been strengthened enormously. 8 3 3 2 13 11 8 The goalkeeping of Jackson,

the empty net. the 8 2 5 0 32 30 6 Scottish international, was always 7 2 3 2 6 13 6 sound, occasionally brilliant. A 7 2 4 1 15 31 5 one-handed-aave of his from Davies' 8 2 8 1 17 23 5 header in the second half was, in 9 1 5 3 10 21 5 fact, the big incident of the match. 8 1 5 2 11 22 4 Only a goalkeeper of the highest 9 1 6 2 16 30 4 class could have made it. 8 1 6 1 13 27-3 Not much can be said in favour 71 3 3 19 15 5 of the Chelsea forwards. They

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