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EASTER MONDAY'S RESULTS

Arsenal Beat Sheffield United

RESULTS

FIRST DIVISION

Aston Villa 3. Shefeld U. 0. Klackburn 0. Sunderland 0.

Chelsea 4, Portsmouth 0.

Derby 2, Arsenal 4.

Everton 2, Leeds 0.

Middlesboro,1, Newcastle. 0.

Stoke 2, Tottenham 0.

Urewe. Mansfeld Botherham Kochdale....

19 19 6 72

88 30

.87 8 17 12 68

27 10-20 7 60 38.9 22. 5

79 28 78 "37

86 33

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SCOTTISH LEAGUE

FIRST DIVISION.

Goala

W. Bromwich 4, Manchester C. O., Hearts 8 1699/816141 Wolves 1. Leicester 1.

SECOND DIVISION

Bradford C. 1, Fulham 0. Brentford 1 Grimsby 2. -

Hull 2, Port Vale 1.

Notts F. 2, Bolton 2.

Plymouth 1, Millwall 0. Preston 1. Oldham 0. Southampton 3, Blackpool 2. Swansea 1, Lincoln 0.

West Ham 2. Manchester U. 1. THIRD DIVISION (SOUTH) Bournemouth 3. Coventry 3. Bristol C. 0; Queen's P.R. 2. Exeter 0 Bristol R. 0.

Gillingham ¤, Crystal 'P. 5. Luton 1, Brighton 3. Northampton 2, Swindon 2. Norwich 2. Newport 1. Reading 1, Charlton 0. Southend 1, Cardif 1. Torquay 2, Chapton 1. Watford 3, Aldershot 0.

THIRD DIVIȘION (NORTH) Barnsley 6, Mansfield 1. Barrow 2, Stockport 0. Chester 1, Crewe 0.

Darlington 3, Accrington 1. Gateshead 2, Carlisle 3. Halifax 0, Doncaster 1, New Brighton 2, York 1. Rotherham 1, Walsall 1 Southport 0, Chesterfield Trammere 3, Hartlepools 2. Wrexham 4, Rochdale 1.

.

SCOTTISH LEAGUE ... Celtic 2, Clyde 1. Third Lanark 0. Rangers 1.

ENGLISH LEAGUE

FIRST DIVISION.

FWLDA Pta Huddersfield 3 10 8 10 68 39 46 .88 12-8 63 38 50

Arsenal...69 $2

Tottenham. Derby.......

Blackburn... 10

Manctcater C.....88 14 12 10.

Wednesday.....

Everton

Stoka

Goals

..38 19 12

30 10 14

7

87 18

96 16 11

9

72 63

41

.88 10 5

81 72

.38 15 18

.38.12 11 13

33 55 55 68 52 27

49 58 87

72 60 88

I

of Bat we

87 63 36

60 36

.36 12 13 11

42 49 35

.30 12 14 10 .37 14 17 6

Sunderland...95. 18 18 10

West Bromwich...37 14 15 .36 14-16

Leeds

Portsmouth......

пор

Wolves.

Middlesboro -Aston Villa ...........

Leicester..

33 11 12 10

76 34

46 33 49-60 32

Liverpool

36 11 16"

77 31

Now natio......

989 18 13

Birmingham

00 69 .36. 9 16 11 40 48

29

Chelses

.96 11 18 7 55 60

29

28

Shetfeld U.37 11 20 6 54 93

SECOND DIVISION.

Grimsby..

Bradford

Bolton .....

Proston..... Brentford... Bradford C.

Port

West

Blackpool

Burzity......

Plymouth.....

Hall

Oldham

Bury

Fulbo Bouthampton

Notts

Notta F

Swanses

Millwall

Lincola

Qual

PWL D F A Pts ...37 24 8 6 89 48 68

83 19 14 8 7 40 44

37 18 13 7 72 66 43 72 58 10

IN 15 4 66. 69 40

17 14 8 53 - 61

15 18 20 70

14 12 11 50

.36 16 14 6 81

P W L D F A Pts Bangor......35 6 9 5110 96.6 Motherwell.28 52 33 29 64. Aberdown 33 18 3 6 85 86 41 Quenz 'South 34 19 18 08712

1888 Kilmarnock..... 31 18 11 7 66 65 JB Ayr Utd 35 15 11 9 60 88 .38 St. Johnstone 34 16 12 087

12.34 9 45,39 84 18.13 759, 66 97 32 15 12 5 67 57 35 „82 12 11 8 00 53 33

99 12 11 A

Hamilton

Falkirk Celtic

Partick

48 to 88

01 DE

Dundee..35 14 185 34 14 184

74-71-40 70 71 82 Queen's Park 33 1 19 H

238 21

60 80

25 Hibernians.84 11 20 847 By 25 St Mirren.......398 16 9 41

41-30 21 Lyde

34 717 30. 18 87 24 +49 06 20

Airdrie

3-4 822

Third Lanark ...34 6 20 Cowdenbeath ... 88. 4 28

8 37 100 20

6

50 100 13

The Rejuvenation Of

"David Jack

HULME'S MATCH WINNER

Arsenni

Aston Villa

3 2

The important lesson of this match at Highbury, in which Ar-| senal avenged their Cup defeat of the previous week, is that it is idle to talk or old stars ke Jack, James and Hulme being on the wane.

The presence of this famous prio made a world of difference to Ar- senal's attack, Even Bastin was not missed, and if the line had been led by a first-class centre- forward the Villa would have been heavily beaten.

In justice to Cox, the young re- serve, who was given the leader- ship in preference to Dunne, I hasten to add that he revealed great promise. His speed and. courage. worried the Vila backs Over-anxiety and lack of experi- ence alone caused him to miss scoring chances.

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 4, 1934.

FORECASTS

FIRST DIVISION Arsenal. v. Huddersfield Birmingham v. Chelses Blackburn v. Shaffield U. Dérby Co.. v. Tottenham

Everton v. Stoke

Leeds U. v. Leicester

Manchester C v. Portsmouth "

Midlesbro' v. Wolves" Newcastle v. Aston Villa Sheffield Wed. v. Sunderland West Brom V. Liverpool

SECOND DIVISION Blackpool v. Plymouth Bradford C. v. Manchester D. Bury v. Bradford Fulham v. Notts Forest Hull v. Grimsby Lincoln v. Preston, N.E.. Millwall v. Oldham Notts Co. v. Brentford Port Vale v. Bolton Southampton v. West Ham Swansea v. Burnley

THIRD DIVISION. (SOUTH) Aldershot v. Gillingham Brighton v. Exeter Bristol C. v. Charlton. Clapton 0. v. Bournemouth Luton v Crystal Palace Newport v. Reading

Northampton v. Bristel Rovers Norwich v Watford 'Queen's PR. v. Coventry Swindon y. Cardif Torquay V. Southend

THIRD DIVISION (NORTH) Barrow v. Tranmere Carlisle v. Barnsley Chester v. Chesterfield Crowe v. Wrexham

Doncaster v. Rochdale

Halifax v. Hartlepools New Brighton v. Southport Rotherham v. Darlington Stockport T. Mansfield Walsall v. Gateshead York v. Accrington

SCOTTISH LEAGUE Airdrie v. Celtic Ayr U. Y.-Hibernian Clyde v. Falkirk Cowdenbeath v. St Mirren Hearts v. Kilmarnock Motherwell v. Third Lanark Partick v. Dundee Queen O' South v. Hamilton Rangers v. Aberdeen

St. Johnstone v. Queen's Park FIRST DIVISION

1930 1931 1932 Arsenal v. 'feld 0-0 1-1 2-2 B'ham v., Chelsea 6-3 4-0 0-0 B'burn v. Sheffield U. 2-1

1-2 3-0 Derby v. Totham Everton v. Stoke Leeds v. L'ceter Man, C. v. P'mouth M'brough v. Wolves Newcastle v. A. Villa

5-0 1-3

·1-1 1-3 3-3 3-1 — 2-1

2-0 3-1

3-1

Wednesday v. S'land 7-2 3-2 W. Brom v. Lipoòl

3-1

1-2

2-1

SECOND DIVISION 'pool v. P'mouth Bradford C. v. Man. U. Bury v. Bradford

1-2

3-1

4-2 0-0

0-1

1-0 0-0

2-1 6-1

443

2-0

I wrote week ago, after the Cup-tle at Highbury, that David Jack had recaptured his youth, He was in better form than ever on Saturday. Indeed," I doubt whether he has played a fineri

the whole of his long game in career. He was the complete artist. James found the pace rather too much for him in the last half-hour Fulham v. "Nott. F. and fell back in defence. But he Hull v. Grimsby had a brilliant first half. Ali the Lincoln v. Preston odd cleverness in making the un-Millwall v. Oldham expected first-time pass out to Nott. C. v. Brentford 1-0 Hulme or down the middle was P. Vale v. Bolton there. And with Hulme respon- shampton v. W. Ham ding by bringing his tremendous Swansea v Burnley 1-1 5-1 speed into play, Arsenal's attack looked its real self again

THIRD DIVISION (NORTH)

The Villa defence, with a differ- } Berrow V. T’mere 1-3 3-1 2-0 ent middie line, made up of Gard-Carlisle v. Barnsley ner, Gibson and Kingdon, had a Chester v. C'field gruelling match. I was surprised, Crewe v. Wham

0-1

2-1 3-0 2-0 4-0 2-0 4-0 3-1 2-0 4-0

0-2 2-4 3-1

--2-2

37 10.12 666 after what happened in the Cup-D'ter v. R'dale" tie, to see it lose balance and stea- Halifax v. H'pool *diness. Blair and Nibloe were N. Brighton v. S'port 1-2 3-1 2-1

often erratic at back, and Morton, R'hàm v, Darton atter another storming start, made Stockport v. Mansfeld- 5638 some alarming goalkeeping mis Walsall v. G'head

as takes.. The best half-back was York v. Acc'ton 38 Gardner, the new player from Hull 87 City. He has developed the dan- gerous long throw-in that Weaver made famous,

12 69 43.67

11.16 10 60 58 82 11 17 9 63 43 81 .87 8 13 45 88 20 (868-17:11 34 59 27

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27

Manshoatur U....37 11 21 5 63 63

8 31 7.3764 28 THIRD DIVISION (South)

P W L D F A PER "Norwich...87 23 5 9 88 -26′ 55 Queen's P. R.. VU 21 8 6 80 42 48 Coventry,.........36 5 17.8.11 045 Beading......

88 17 8 11 71.44 46 17 11971 67 43 37 17 Bristol E...58 10 10 10 67 63

20 10 10 10 -67, 03 42 Charlton..35 £7 11 7 71 47 41

Swindon.

Exeter

Clapton.

Orystal

1 P...

Brighton Southend

Northampton

36 16 11 10

83 65 40

53 55 40

31 16 12 10 00 00

30 14 13

88 11 13 13

The only change in the Villa at tack was Waring for Astley at cen- tre-forward. Whatever chance

Waring had of getting a place in the Cup team vanished in this game. Roberts held him up com pletely.

is

Houghton-Hapgood Duel In the opening half Dix was the Villa's outstanding forward. He began most impressively, only to tade away after the interval. Beresford, as usual, worked, with the heart of a lion, and Houghton was a danger whenever he cut in- to the centre,

The Houghton-Hapgood duel, in 87 16.15 866 59 33

fact, was a feature of the match, It was won by the Arsenal left-back 60 5184 Male, too, was a staunch Arsenal 80 28 defender, and John played at the 67 32 top of his form. Wilson, deputis- 66 #ing for Moss in goal, did not in- 38 10 15 11 4468 31

spire confidence: 37 14 17 44 82

.25 10'18 12 18 18. 8

29

Watford..... Aldershot Newport..... Gillingham..........!...86 2 17 10 85 86 28 *Torquay......p 36 11 19 § 43 81 28 Bristol D.........8 71 11 4 30 25

A goal in the second minute by Jack, with crashing left-foot drive from Beasley's pasa, gave" Ar..

HOCKEY ASSOCIATION

MEETING

Interport Teams And Arrangements Confirmed

At a meeting of the Hong Kong Hockey Association held yesterday evening at the St. Andrew's Church Hall, the Colony's team, the Civ llans' team and the arrangements for the visiting Malayan Interport Hockey team, were confirmed.

After the minutes of the last meeting had been read, Mr. Kemp, Becretary, said he had received a telegram from Mr. S. De Souza, Secretary of the Singapore Hockey Association, notifying three chan- zes in the Malayan team. they were Aeria in goal instead of Swee Lin, Rahman at back instead of Chin Teck and Morray at forward in- stead of Dass.

Tuesday

Morning free. 5-6.30 p.Versus

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TEN MILES

CHAMPIONSHIP

Won By J. Holden

London, April 3.

Miles Championship, at Birming- ham yesterday.

Holden completed the course in 62 minutes 21.2/5 secs. beating Dougall, the second man home, by 1 minute 48.3/5 secs. Mudd" was third in 55 minutes 3 seconds.— Reuter.

On March 24, Holden was Arst mat home in the International Cross Country, enabling Engländ' to win against France. Scotland. Belgium, Wales, and Northern Ire- FUELS for Tipton

J. Holden won his second long distance running title in less than Combined a fortnight, when he secured the land. Holden Services at Club ground, King's Amateur Athletic Association's 10 Harriers. Park.

at

p.m.--Interport Dinner China Emporium Restaurant.

Wednesday Malayan team leave Hong Kong for Singapore by the Blue Fun- nel liner s.s. Antenor,

Navy's Team.

The following have been selected to represent the Royal Navy against the Army in their Triangu-

4 letter was read from the Sec-lar Tournament hockey encounter retary-cs-the-Macah-Hockey Club. to-day at King's Park, commencing to the effect that the visiting Ma: 40 4.30 p.m.;- layan team who play Macao on Sunday next, would be put up at Hotel Riveira. The game against Macao would be played at 4.30 p.m., and later on in the evening there would be D and

the

Cavaye (Medway); Surg. Lt. Comdr-Phillips (Captain) and Lt. Comdr. Tidd (Suffolk); Lt Mus- pratt (Suffolk), Comar, Hill (Medway) and Lt. (E) Wood (Med- dinnerway); Li, Donald

(Medway), L. Raden (Medway)., Ltd. Currey, (Medway), Lt. Comdr. Atkinson (Eagle) and Lt. Anderson (Eagle),'

dance-dress optional to which members of the Hong Kong Hockey Association were invited.

Mr. Dand drew attention to the seating accommodation at all mat- ches at King's Park and said that a charge of $1 would be made tor cane chairs and 50 cents other- } . wise, the entire ground being en- closed by screens.

Mr. Surgin Singh read the re- part of the Civilian Selection Com~ mittee. This included, the names of the Civilian team and the five reserves. The team has already been published but the following, reserves were selected.

HOME RUGBY

Cardiff Beat Wales

Goal-keeper-E. da Silva (Recreio).

London April 3. Full-back- Blackburn

"The Harlequins lost their second (Police), match on their Welsh Rugby tour Half-back-N, Beltrao (Recreio), yesterday when they were narrow- and Forward-N. A. E. Mackay (Stiy defeated by Cardiff. On Satur- Andrew's).

day they lost to Swansea by a big- margin.

Irish International.

The Barbarians, who are alsc touring Wales, beat Swansea, "after having beaten Cardiff on Satur-

The vacant left back position for the Interport team was dis-day. cussed, and Mr. Woodward assured the meeting that the main object (prised

The Barbarians' afteen is com- of leaving this

of International players position vacant selected from the leading London was that the selection "mittee wished to see

Com- Clubs and the Universities. Lt. Comdr. Phillips, the Irish International in action before making any definite selection. and they would have this opportunity to-day when the Navy meet the Army in the Tran- gular Tournament.

Mr. Xavier suggested that in the. eventuality of Phillips, riot being. selected E. V. Reed 'should be con- sidered for the left back position as he was much better

than J. Rodger. It was decided to leave this to the discretion of the Inter- port Selection Committee.

The following were announced as being members of the Combined Services' team to meet Malaya next Tuesday on the Club ground:- Hollingsworth (Army), Lt. Metcalf! (Navy), Lt. Muspratt (Navy), Dulla (Army) and Lt. Comdr. Phillips

Singh (Army), and Lt. Comdr, J. C. H. HUI (Navy), Lt. Donald (Navy) Lt. Eaden (Navy), Lt. Cur- rey (Navy), Lt. Garthwaite (Army) and Lance Nalk Lal Singh (Army), After much discussion it was de- cided that the Malayan visitors Hotel which was the most suitable were to be put up at the Kowloon' spot in town.

The following programme for 1-2 2-0 the visitors was approved of by 341 1-0 0-0 the Committee:-

3-1

A'shot v. Gil'ham

THIRD DIVISION (SOUTH)" Brighton v. Exeter 3-2 1-1 2-1 Bristol C. v. Charlton 3-0 1-2

1-2 4-0 1-1 3-3

To-day

Morning-Meet. ship (Naldera)

and take visitors to Hotel, 3-4.30 p.m.Knock round at

King's Park 5:6.30 p.m.-Watch Triangular Tournament game between Army and Navy, King's PRIK

2-0 1-1-3-39 p.m.-Talkies.

1-4 6-2 3-1-2-1.8-1 LEAGUE

1-2 1-1 0-3

Clapton v. B'mouth 0-0 1-2 1-1 Luton v. Crystal P.

hampton v. B'tol R. 1-1 6-1 - 1-1 Newport v. Reading Norwich v. Watford 0-1 4-1 1-2 CFR. v. Coventry Swindon v. Cardiff Torquay v. S'end

SCOTTISH Airdrie v Celtic AYT. U. v. Hibs. Clyde v. Falkirk Cbeath #St Mirren 3-1 Hearts v. Knock.

well v. 3rd Lanark Partick v. Dundee 4-1 1-3 4-D Queen of 8. v. Eton Rangers v. 'A'deeri 4-0 4-1 3-1 St. J'stone v. Queen P.

1-3 0-1

1-0 3-1 1-3 1-3- 1-4 3-0 1-0 6-0 6-3

ATHLETIC SPORTS

5-2

Bournemouth... 107 65 88 25 senal the right sort of start. In St. Stephen's And St. Mary's

less than half an hour, however, they had not only lost the lead, but were facing a deficit,"

Churches

the

Cardia.30 8.220 40 66 22

THIRD DIVISION" (North)

AC Goals

First Dix levelled the scores with

The annual athletic meeting of PWLDYA Fta a 25 yards shot which deceived the St. Stephen's and St. Mary's Chesterfield.....87 20 0 3 80 7 67 Wilson, and then Houghton "stole Churches was held at Burnaler 57 23 77:106 67 68 into the middle and beat the goal Bouth China Athletic Association Stockport 88 22 8 8 105 4652 keeper from 12 yards

ground, Caroline Hill on Monday, Walsall.

8164 47 Arsenal who did not deserve to in the presence of a fairly large Donster.. Wruchani

83 63 42 cross over a goal down, equalised gathering. Tranmeró

.85 18 19 7 70.49 30 through Roberts, following a corner

18 11 8 05. 53 44 07-18 13

By securing four second places .87 18 10 3 05 77 89 kick Ave minutes after the in in the 100 metres, 200 metres, put- 97 16 10 9 85 90 95 tervals The winning point was ating the weight and the long jump, 28 13 14 9.70 76 83 typical Fulme goal. Magnificent Lee Shiu Ching won the senior appole57 18 177 80 83 38 approached work by Jack put him Victor Ludorum; The Junior 38 13 18 1 68 67 38 through. Challenged by three championship went to Chak Ho -30 18 8 201

07 34 37 12 27 8 47 78 82 Villa men. Hulme held on un so who won the 100 metres, the 35 12 10 7 68 81 81 the penalty area was reached, and

Ha Tork. Carlisle Now

Brighton Accrington commu36; Darlington Southport

88 18 18 6 58 98 31 then a left-foot shot sent this ball

88 7 14 17. 50 ao ar past Morton like a flash of light- 1.30 12 18 6 78 80 100 ning,'^\"\/

400 metres, and the 200 metres.

At the conclusion of the sports, Mr. Lo Tuk Tong distributed the prizex

.

To-morrow

10.30 a.m.-12.30 p.m.-Visit HMS. Eagle, Medway. and Submar- ices.

2-4 p.m.-Round Island in motor

cars.

5-7 p.m.-Versus Civilians at

Kings Park (Club),

9. p.m.--Naval Canteen Concert.

Friday

11 am-4 pm. Round New Ter-

ritories in motor cars. 44.30 pm-Knock, round

King's Park R

5-7 pm-Tea Dance at the

Hong Kong Hotel,

Saturday,

Morning free.

4-6 p.m.-Versus the Colony eleven at Club ground. King's Park.

9 p.m.Talkies at the Alhambra

Theatre.

Bunday

9 am--Leave Hong Kong for

Macao.

Macao-Inter-

4.30 p.m.-Versus

port.

Monday

Morning tree.

3-4 p.m-Car ride round Kow

loon visiting the Kat Tak Aerodrome.

4.30-5 pm--Knock

King's Park

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Gloucester 8 Headingley 6, North of Ireland 18 Manchester

9.

Penarth 11 Blackheath 0. Plymouth Albion 11 Leceister 10. Pontyool 5 Northampton 18. Swansea 6 Barbarians 12 Newport 12 London Welsh 5.

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