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DECEMBER 3, 1934.

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HOME FOOTBALL

FOOTBALL RESULTS

Stoke Assumes Lead

The Arsenal made no mistake at home when they received Wolverhampton who were swamped to the tune of 7-0. Sunder- land shared points with the Wednesday, and Stoke, winning 3-1 against Preston North End, has assumed the lead on the strength of a better goal average.

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Bolton and Brentford are still in the lead in the Second Division: Reading, winning at home, has taken the lead in the Southern Section from Charlton, who went under to Watford; Tranmere and Halifax, the leaders of the Northern Section both registered wins. In the Scottish League all three leading teams drew.

ARSENAL'S RECOVERY

ENGLISH LEAGUE

THIRD DIVISION (South)

* FIRST DIVISION

Arsenal Blackburn Birmingham Leeds Liverpool

KEEPS BABY WELL Middlesbro

1 Crystal F

Brighton.

Millwall

18 9 4 3 10 8 4

3021 21 39 19 21

18 S 35 34 23 21 18 8 4 4 28 16 20 57 8 8 3′′ 15 21 19 1H-S 8 18 20 18 ..17 14

Table To Date.

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7 Wolres

0

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FA Pts

4 Huddersfield

Reading...

18 10 4 2

88 17 22

2 Tottenham

Charlton.

4 Derby

2

Coventry....

3 Aston Villa

3. Everton

2

1 Cheleen

1

1 Grimsby

Wednesday Stoke

.2 Sunderland

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HOME RUGGER

Saturday's Results

London, Dec. 1.

The International rugby trial played to-day at Leeds resulted in a win for the possibles over England by 25 points to 15.

Glasgow beat Edinburgh 3-0 in an inter-city match.

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The following were the results of other rugby matches:-

Aldershot S. 11, Cardiff 11. Gloucester 8. Blackheath 8. Guy's Hospital 8, Richmond 3* Hallfax 6, Birkenhead Park 12. Harlequins..8, Leicester 10. Liverpool 10, Waterloo 4. London W. 22, Cross Keys 0. Moseley S, Manchester 16. Northampton 11, Pontypool 6. North of Ireland 15, Sale 0. Plymouth A. 24. Devonport S. 16. Rosslyn. P. 0, St. Bart's Hosp. 0. Wasps 11, St. Thomas's H. 8. R. M. A. Woolwich 0. R. M.

Sandhurst 10.

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Heirotonians 16, Langholm 7.

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AMERICAN FOOTBALL

Navy Beats Army

Philadelphia, Dec. 1.

A crowd of 80.000 watched the annual football clash between the

3 10 41 3710 Navy, and the Army, the former

Newport...

SECOND DIVISION

Clapton...

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2 Port Vale

Plymouth

2 Oldham

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4. Nutts U.

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Brentford

Bury Folbam Hull

Newcastle Norwich

Notts F.

THIRD DIVISION (South)

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Bristol C. Clapton

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3 Queen's P.R.

2 Crystal P.

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THIRD DIVISION (North)

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ENGLISH LEAGUE

A MAI MATIGILONa enclosed

FIRST DIVISION

Table To Date

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RUGBY

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FIVE YEARS FOR

OFFICER SPY

Captain To Lose Civil Rights

Paris, Nov. 13.

Capt. Frogé, of the Quartermas- ter-General's Staff at Belfort, & distinguished wartime officer, who carried his regiment's flag under the Arc de Triomphe after the Armistice, was sent to prison for Ave years by a Civil Court at Bei-" fort for espionage.

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The trial, began La an at- mosphere of "tense excitement→→ armed guartis preventing the

crowds

from approaching the building-ended in gloomy silence.

Stanislas Krauss, the Polish apy, who.was also on trial, was sen- tenced to a similar term of in- prisonment.

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As soon as the presiding judge had

announced that the sitting was public, Maitre Jean Legrand Froge's counsel, made a short speech insisting that the proceed ings should be reopened in view of fresh facts which had been brought to his notice last week.

"You have a heavy duty to perform to-day," sald Maitre Legrand, addressing the judges. "Tragic events may follow your decision.

"You have no right to judge in such conditions. For months we have been a prey to the machinations of the French secret service. Are you not afraid that it will be said if you refuse a 'supplementary inquiry that in this case everything is crooked and suspect."

PLANS OF BELFORT The public prosecutor declared that none of the facts raised by Maitre Legrand was

He. new. therefore, insisted or an immediate

M Dieudonne, the presiding Judge. summed up briefly: Frogé had betrayed documents concern- ing French national defence to Stanislas Krauss, the Polish spy who had delivered them to a

Navy XV Goes Under judgment.

To Club

The disappearance of the plan for the defence of Belfort territory was due to Frogé." Everything

which Krauss had afirmed when stating that he had met Frogé secretly several times in Paris and Belfort had been confirmed.

In an exciting match played on the "Club ground on Saturday, the Royal Navy's Rugger XV. went un- | füreign. Power. der to the Club by 12 points to eight. The home team scored two tries and two penalty goals against a goal and a try by the Navy.

The Club were the first to score. McGilchrist touching down after a nice bit of combination with Lammert. Robertson failed with a The Navy returned 10 difficult. kick 16 3 9 23 18 3 9 1

to the fray with renewed vigour after this reverse, but Robertson. and Turner came to the rescue. E penalty goal awarded to the Club resulted in Castleton landing ar excellent goal."

16 4 3 2 18

17 28

23

SCOTTISH LEAGUE

0 Aberdeen

2 Albion

Avr

Clyde

0 Dundee "

Falkirk

..

FIRST DIVISION

Hearts Motherwell Kangers St. Mirren

5 Queen's Pk.

1 Kilmarn'k

2 Airdrie..

„1 Queen O's.

0 Hibernian

1 Partick

2 St. Johnstore.

9 Junfermline

1 Hamilton

2 Celtic

Table To Date

Goals"

Nothing daunted, the' Navy con- tinued to play good rugger and were rewarded when Kelburn cross- oed over. Roome converted a diff- 1rult kick. Betre the interval, how- 2ever, the' Club were again awarded. a penalty with which Castleton riade no mistake.

2

In the second half, the Club had

3 all their work cut short to hold the

PW L D F A te

1 Navy forwards. Eventually Marsh

4 broke through with a splendid effort which Roome falled to convert.

The teams were as follows:-- Club:-R. Goldman: W. H. B. Rigg. L. G. Robertson, G. P. Lam- mert and H. R. McGilchrist; M. W. Turner and H. C. Meeke: A F Walkden, W. E. Feers, G. Stewart; L. H. Bradford. 8. H. Gar- rod; K. A. Munro, D. A. Cumming and J. Miller,

Rangers..... 18 13 2 3 49 19 29 P W L D F A Pts Bt. Johnstone....19 11 3 5 3 21 27 19.11 34 21 26. Stcke...............17 11 5 1 88 24 23 Aberdean.... Sunderland........ 9 38 33 18 23 Hearts....... 19 10 3 6 87 20 46 Arsenal 1685 45 20 21

zi Celtic

19 11 8 8 46 17 2 Manchester G.....17 5 8 28 25 21 D

9 23 Hamilton Liverpool.....17 62 33 39 20 Motherwell Wmy wromwich in 8 6 4 41.31

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Grimsby

Wednesday Birmingham. Everton......

Derby..... Preston..... Portemouth

Leeds ...... Tottenham.

Blackburn

8 6 3 38

....177

....37 ..17

6 6 82

20 Dundee... ------

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8 8 1 25 31 17

7 7 3 3 2 17

Hibernian..... Kilmarnock

19 6 40 19 8 7 4 30

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—Royal Navy:-Lt Pack-Beresford. 18 (Bruce), Pay, Sub. Lleut. Biggle .107.7 B 20

882 29 29 18 (Kent) Lieut. Clark (Keppel), Sto 18.8

4 28 84 18

Marsh (Suffolk) and Ideut, St. #

18 1979 a 26 32 17

Airdrie .. 197 9

Queen O'South...19 7 2 2 12

Albion.

23 26 22 1 Partick.

6 7 4 23 26 18

G74 31 27 18 Ayama

Clairford (Orpheus); Lieut. Cheyne

is 8 10 2 20 188 14, (Olympus) and Lleut. Forbes 19.811 2 28 64 14 Phoenix), Comdr. Roome (Med-

07431 38 18 Queen's Park...18 4 9 5 20 41 13

17 68 a 26 33 15 Falkirk

17 6 7 6.23 28 17

15 St. Mirren'

59 1.30 40 13 Dunfermline

Wolves..... Huddersfield.

5 10 2 29 28 12 Leicester......

4 94 23 32 12 Middlesboro......17 3 A 6 23

IG 10 1 20 34 11

Chelses

Bolton

SECOND DIVISION

Table To Date

Goola

19

3 14 2 18 37

3 10 66 19214

B 41 27 34 10way), A. B. Bowden (Whitehall). Lieut. Collard (Adventure), Lieut. 7 Evans (Suffolk), Lieut. Whitfield (Falmouth); E. A. Hammett (Phoenix), Lieut. Kelburne (Fal- mouth) and Lieut. Sowman (Kent).

KING FUAD'S DECREE

Cairo. Nov/ 30. King Fuad has signed. a decree abrogating the Egyptian consti- tution and dissolving Parliament in accordance with the views ›ex- pressed by Nessim Pasha on his PWLD FA Eta acceptance of the Premiership.-- 17 18. 40 49 22 28 Reuter. Brentford.........17 11 a 3 42 24 25 West Ham S.17 11 51 34 17 23 Manchester U....17 11 6 10 38 28 22 Blackpool .........17 9 4 4 31 24

4 4 21 24 23 Notte F.... 17 8 4 5 34 22 21 Hory.....

24 26 10 Buruley. Fulham Newcastle Plymouth

Bradford C. Barnsley She:Teld

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HITLER'S DEPUTY TO VISIT PARIS

Paris, Nov. 30. It seems practically certain that Colone! Hess, President Hitler's 17 6 742 as 10 deputy, will officially visit Paris ..17 6 7 4 88 27 16 in mid-December, accompanied by 17 6 8 4 29 27 14 Herr Ribbentrop, special envoy 17 5 9 3 24 30 18

Fort Fain Bouthampton 17 Bradford

17 85 22 29 13 of the Reichs-president. The visit

82. 87 7 2088 18 Indicates that Franco - German 877 20 21 18 talks will be undertaken with a Hul

17510 25 36 12 view to easing the European poll- Oldham......

4 10 3 20 40 11 Notta Chups 17 1 1284 14 4231 tical situation Reuter.

A PERMANENT. CHALLENGE

(Special Air Mail Service)

London, Nov. 12. Like the Martyrs' Memorial at Oxford, the Alfriston cross seems to hold a permanent challenge for unorthodox Alpinists...

This is not the first time that bistoric cross has come to grief in the same way, Visitors to Alfris- ton usually noticed that the top part had been mended.

During the war three care-free Canadian soldiers froth the Cana- dian camp at Seaford tried to climb the cross together. Both it and they suffered severely.

The broken-off top part was missing for some time after the escapade, It was later recovered from the River Cuckinere near by,

Frogé's speculations on the Paris Rourse, the judge stated; were both grave and dangerous.

The sentence, besides condem -

WORLD PEACE

Nepal's Attitude Stated

(Special Air Mall Service)

London, Nov. 12.

"The Nepalese Minister had his first big public engagement re- cently, when he received, at the Legation in Kensington Palace- Gardens, "not far from the Soviet Embassy, members of the East Indian Association and. many others.

He took the opportunity. of stating the attitude of his country towards world affairs, and it made remarkable hearing. The representative of this remote Asiatic nation. whose warlike qualities have made them famous in the past, declared that "the solution of the present difficulties lles not in arsenals and Rrmá- ments, but in a change in the outlook af those gulding the destinies of nations." He looks for "a brotherhood of man under the | Fatherhood of God." As for Nepal's policy towards British India, he quoted a phrase of

Sir Denys Bray's: "We have no policy, only friendship."

Sir William Birdwood, who has the distinction rare among Euro- peans of having twice visited Nepal, spoke with affection of Ghurka friends of his younger. days. He reminded his hearers that after the great Indian earth- quake Nepal refused to accept a penny of the relief funds raised in England, saying that "the needs were greater of Northern Bihar than her own. Nepal has already completed out of her own sources 75 per cent, of the neces- sary restoration work.

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After the speeches Dr. Arnold Bake, who spent several months

Nepal in 1931, showed films and. lantern sides of the country and its people.

"

Krauss are to bear the cost of the case, or to serve six months' extra imprisonment. Notice of appeal was "lodged.

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