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MALAYA MAY

SEND HOCKEY

XI TO TOKYO

1940 Olympic Games

That there is every prospect of sending a representative Malayan hockey eleven to the 1940 Olymple Games in Tokyo was mentioned by Mr F. J. L. Mayger, president of the Singapore Hockey Associa- tlon, at the annual general meeting of the Association held at the Singapore Cricket Club, recently."

The meeting was well attended by members of the various clubs afltated to the Association.

It was also proposed that a Malayan Hockey Association should be formed. Mr. Mayger explained· the benefits derived from the organisation of such an Associa tion. At the present moment, the arranging of matches with over- sens teams all fell on the shoulders of the local Association as no other organisation would take the

chance.

A meeting was held after the last Colony-F.M.S. hockey classic to discuss the formation of such an Association and after very close consideration, it was found es- sential that such a body be formed.

The meeting also approved of the suggestion of having a North versus South match instead of the annual Colony-FMS. encounter which has been in existence for the past 15 years.

After the minutes of the last general meeting had been adopted. the President stated that in ad- altion to the annual report which had already been in their hands. | he wished, to comment on the Press controversy which they had read during the last season.

LETTERS TO THE PRESS

"I wish to remind all members, of hockey, clubs that communica- tions to the executive of the Hockey Association, beth adminis- trative and selection, should pe direct and not. by letters to the press, particularly anonymous ·lèt ters," said Mr. Mayger.

"You élect members at this meeting to look after your inter- ests, and if you disagree with what they are doing, or not doing, take it up with your own club. If your contention is supported by" your Club, they will receive a reply. If the reply is unsatisfactory you have your remedy in calling an extraordinary general meeting and changing your officials.

"For instance, it often happens that a star. individual player is omitted from a team because, in the opinion of the selectors. It is better to field a combination into which the individual star player would not At. If you ask the Association officials instead of writting to the Press they will answer you to that effect and I feel sure that they will Justify their choice.

HOME FOOTBALL FORECAST

The following are the English and Scottish League fixtures

to be played to-morrow.

Teams in bold types' are tipped to win:-

Charlton Chelsea Derby EVERTON GRIMSBY LEEDS U.

LEICESTER Portsmouth PRESTON

SUNDERLAND

WOLVERHAMPTON

ASTON VILLA BRADFORD Burnley BURY

COVENTRY MANCHESTER U NORWICH

SHEFFIELD UNITED SWANSEA TOTTENHAM WEST HAM

FIRST DIVISION

Last Year's

Score

215

MIDDLESBROUGH

2-2

135 V.

STOKE

1-0

115 v. ARSENAL

5-4

50

Huddersfield

2--1

60

v. Liverpool

2-0

100 v. Manchester "C.

115 v. W. Bromwich

"90 V. Brentford

100 V, Birmingham

Shefeld Wed

Q3

100 v. Blackpool

80 v. Bolton,

SECOND

DIVISION

100

V. Fulham

30

*.

.180 V.

Luton

90 V.

Newcastle

70 ·』

Notts Forest"

175 V. Southampton

280 v. Plymouth

30 v. Stockport

155 v. Chesterfield ......

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150 v." Barnsley

185

v. Blackburn

.3-1

80

V. Cardin

130

v. Walsall

110

v.. Millwall

120 v. Mansfield

45 V. Swindon

90 V.

120

v. Crystal F.

60

7. Northampton

THIRD DIVISION (SOUTHERN)

Bournemouth BRIGHTON Bristol City CLAPTON ORIENT GILLINGHAM Newport NOTTS COUNTY Q.P. RANGERS SOUTHEND TORQUAY WATFORD

ACCRINGTON CARLISLE CHESTER

Darlington

Gateshead

T

THIRD

HALIFAX NEW BRIGHTON OLDHAM PORT VALE ROCHDALE ROTHERHAM

Aberdeen ARBROATH Clyde

Hamilton HEARTS

KILMARNOCK MORTON

QUEEN OF SOUTH QUEEN'S PARK RANGERS

READING

20 v..Exeter

60 v. Bristol Rovers

40 v. Aldershot ....

DIVISION (NORTHERN)

20 v. Bradford City 100 v. York City

0-2

3-0

2--0

135 v. Southport

120 v. Wrexham

120 v. Lincoln

-5

45 v. Tranmere Rov.

115 v. Hull City

1-1

90 v. Hartlepools

2-0

90 v. Barrow ......

45 7. Crewe Alex 10 v. Doncaster Rov.

3-2

2-0

SCOTTISH DIVISION L

v. Celtic

1-0

v. Third Lanark

4-1

*. FALKIRK

2-2

v. Dundee

5---1

v. Partick

5--1

v. Motherwell

V. Ayr United

v. Hibernian

v. St. Johnstone

FRENCH DEMARCHE IN TOKYO

v. St. Mirren

a protest against the bombing not confined to military objectives.

Paris, Sept. 22. Commenting on the French de- marche with the Japanese Govern- ment at Tokyo, official circles here "Hockey is one of the most ama-state that the demarche represents teur of all sports and this writing to the press by player members is definitely not in the best interests of the game. I sincerely hope that the various clubs will support the Singanore Hockey "Association on this point by taking all possible steps to prevent their members airing their grievances in public.

"We have in Singapore keen and ethicient professional sports writers and I would recommend that we get on with the game and leave the press to them."

The report and accounts were adopted.

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OFFICE-BEARERS

The following office-bearers for the ensuing year were elected. Mr. F. J. L Mayger, re-elected presid- ent, Mesara. G. E. N. Oehlers (8R C.) and Colonel Percival (Malaya

vice-presidents; Command)

Mr. |

P. F. Kimsey, hon, secretary; Mr. J. S. de Souza, hon. treasurer.

A. LACEY WINS

Dunlop Metropolitan Golf Title

London, Sep 22.

The Dunlop Metropolitan Golf "Championship

The French Government can- not. it is stated, recognise Hapan's right to demand the departure of the French diplomatic representa- tives in Nanking. They would re- main there, as well as other French Govern- nationals. The French ment would also not comply with the Japanese demand for removing French warships from Nanking harbour, as their presence is deem- ed necessary to protect the safety of French Nationals in Nanking and French interests in China.

The French Government, it is concluded, would make the Japan- ese Government responsible for any damage to French lives, property and interests in Nanking.-- Transocean News Service.

FRENCH PASSENGER

STEAMER BOMBED.

Paris; Sept. 22. According tó reports from Tanglers, aeroplanes of unknown nationality fropped bombs near the French passenger steamer "Coutoubla” south of the Balearics on Tuesday evening.

Two British destroyers, cruising of Champions," eight miles from the Balearics, played at Wentworth, was won to-rushed to the sopt following the day by Arthur Lacey of Berkshire steamer's Soe calls, and opened with rounds of 72, 68, 70 and 87. Are on the planes, which dis- aggregating 271.

appeared without being identified.

The feat was all the more re- markable in that Lacey played the

The "Coutoubia" was on her way from Corsica to Casablanca - with...!

last round with a swollen wrist,700 passengers, and was not, hit. caused by a torn ligament.

She continued her voyage, under

Pat Mahon of Royal Dublin was the protection of the British war- second with rounds of 73, 72, 68|ships~ Trùnsoccan" News Servico."

and 69 to total 282. Henry Cotton.

the British Open champion, was next with 67. 74, 72 and 70, follow- ed by "Reginald Whitcombe, who had 60, 72, 72 and 76.

Reginald Whitcombe's first round of 66 established a professional re

FRENCH CONSUL HELD

AS HOSTAGE

Paris, Sept. 22.

The French Consul-General In Malaga, it is reported in the press here, has been arrested by the

cord for the Course, the scratch Nationalist Spanish authorities, score of which is 77- Reuter. and was confined to his dwelling.

1-0

2--2 2-0

It is stated that this arrest is In the nature of a retaliatory mea- aure for the arrest of the Nation- ailst military Governor of Irun, Major Troneoso by the French police.— Transocean New Service.

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