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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1933.

FOOTBALL FORECASTS BY "ROBIN" AND "PILGRIM"

PUNTERS FAVOURED BY PROGRAMME

EVERTON MEET THE 'SPURS

CHELSEA RELYING ON PRIESTLEY

THE SCOTTISH

W LEAGUE-

(By "The Pilgrim")

For those, who, in addition to their ordinary interest in Home football, like to support

their fancies with a little flut- ter, the programme_this week is rather kind, and winners should not be over-difficult to select.

Arsonal and Blackburn should have a good day at home unleas Priestley Justifies his reputation to Cholsea's benefit. Leicester will meet the Highbury team in good form I think unless their

rosent recovery in a mare flash.) The best spactacle of the day

Moss, the Arsenal -goalkespor, saving desperately against Hunt contre-forward

the

Tottenham

- (Planet News),

ALL THE PLAY BUT LOSE

Local Footballers in Nanking

DEFEATED BY

SHANGHAI

Nanking. Oct. 17.

will be provided by Everton's home Shanghai's football contingent to meeting with Tottenham. 1 think the National Games to-day disponed the defence of the visitors will of the powerful Hongling eleven by balance the thrust of the Liver scoring the only goal of the anntell pool mon's attack. Goal should be fairly plentiful.

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TO BEAT THE .BOOK

HOME

By "Robin"

Blackburn

West Bromwich

Port Vale

Southampton

Luton

Swindon

Barrow

Ayr

New Brighton

Arsenal

Blackpool

Norwich

AWAY.

Reading Exeter Chesterfield

Birmingham Bury Lincoln

DRAWS.-

Another fine action study, of Moss, the Arsenal custodian; a ho cleared a dangerous corner with Spurs forward in attendance

(Planet News).

CLUBHOUSE CHATTER BY "THE PILGRIM”

THE THIRD BACK GAME: PORTSMOUTH

PLAYER'S LOSS: SPURS FIRST HOME DEFEAT SINCE 1931

Our Forecast

AWAY WINNERS

FANCIED

FIGURES WHICH SPEAK

FOR THEMSELVES

A USEFUL LEAGUE TABLE RECORDS GUIDE

The following tabulated league table records of all the Below are given Saturday's fixtures clubs in the English League and the first division of the Scottish. In the English and Scottish Leagues League show their homo and away performances up to and together with the results of "Inst

season's meetings between the teams, including yesterday's matches.

The club whose names are printed

In heavy typs are expected to win cils week's encounters and where no Auch indication is given a draw is. the probable result.

ENGLISH LEAGUE

FIRST DIVISION

V

AUSENAL (8) Leicester (2) BIRMINGHAM (0) Wolves (0)

Chelsea (3)

v. Huddersfield (3) Leeds U.

BLACKBURN (1)

Derby (2) Everion (---) LEEDS (0)

V

་

Spurs (-)

Stoke City Portsmouth (1) Wolves MANCHTR C'(6) ▼ Aston V (2) Middlesbro (0) LIVERPOOL (1) Derby County

10 Manchester C. Newcastle (0) v Sunderland (1)

Liverpool WEDNESDAY (3) ▼

Sheffield U. (3) Leicester WEST BROM (-) v Stoke (-)

SECOND DIVISION. BLACKPOOL (—) ▼ Oldham (—) Birmingham BRADFORD CITY (0) ▼

Bury (2)

Hull (~~) Lincoln (2)

Millwall (1)

v WEST HAM (0)

Grimsby (3)

NOTT'S COUNTY (1) v.

PORT VALE (3). y Bradford (1) BOUTHAMPTOŇ (3) ▼

Before the ganso had been in pre- gress more than a minute Shanghai TOM Parker, the old Arsenal back, the Rangers last evening and returned

free kick was awarded

Feng and

decided to persist in his to their opponents, into severely but done wich Yun-yu put the ball into beautiful City has deco manager of Norwich a compliment of last week by pro. SWANSEA (0) N Albion severely but I don't think position in front of the longkong cent introduction of the three-back so that Scotland had a very good day,

Yi-chen headed into the no game. they will overcome the more fonl. LA

did most of the attack- polished homesters,

the

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CRYSTAL FAĹ. (3)

V BRISTOL R. (3) Watford (2)

THIRD DIVISION SOUTH.

Aldershol (4)

Corentry (0) ng throughout the game, and only THAT he should have taken the DILEY has delighted White Hart BILIGHTON (1) V STARTLING COLLAPSE.

speck our play an the part of Bolton Wanderern pay a visit to

IIslen

third back plunge will not occasion Lane, with his play. Against Bristol C. (3) goal-keeper, Chow. Hair where they may be expected ven, and his full-backs, saved the day much surprise in view of his Arsenal Liverpool he gave a line exhibition,

Clapton 0 (0) or the northernera. The Shanghal experience, and it is, quite obvious and won general admiration. to take both points, whilst Preston

LUTON (3) Nowport (1) North End have a chance of re-forwards were slow and rarely dan. that he has not forgotten, in a Soccer

sense, his old spiritual home,

NORTHAMPTON (~~~) ▼ demption in their engagement with gerous, Bristol City, although I fancy tha City's chances in view of their last youth, defeating Hopel by 4 to 1. performance

Canton now meets Shanghai for the Lincoln have suffered a startling title to-morrow, collapse. Formerly they

were

In the other semi-final game, Canton retrloved the fortunes of the

IN

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Fulham Preston N.E. Brentford Bradford Y EXETER (1) Southampton ... 18

Plymouth Charlton ()

Bradford City 10 Gillingham (Notts Forest

Millwall

the fullness of time it may be IT was learned after the Sheffield that Herbert Chapman will find United-Postsmouth match recently NORWICH (2) it necessary to take his own team that the Portsmouth secretary, Jack QUEEN'S PARK (5) ▼ Cardiff (1)

✓ Southend (2) lo Norwich by air and show the Tinn, had received a wire announcing SWINDON (2)

Swangen Arsenal players how well pupil the death of Septimus Rutherford's TORQUAY (2) v Bournemouth (1) Manchester U... 10' Tom" has responded to the arunca-father, and asking him to withhold

THIRD DIVISION 'NORTH. Oldham the sad news until the end of the lar schoolmaster at Highbury..

(2) BARNOW

Y Southport (0) Burnley match.

v Darlington (Lincoln CARLISLE (3) Chester (8) IIARTLEPOOLS (3) UTHERFORD,

bereaved Crewe (-) the

Y CHESTERFLD (Bury son, to whom general sympathy DONCASTER (1) ▼ Wrexham (1) will be extended, played a pro- Halifax (0) v Accrington (0) minent part in an unchanged team, New Brighton (0) v Rochdale (3) and he it was who scored the only Rotherham (2) goal of the game to put his side STOCKPORT (1)

WALSALL (1) at the head of the League.

York (4)

motod for their: consistency but gund just now and the Londoners thoir recont form suggests that will have a stiff struggle. Plymouth will have a day's outing. I expect Chesterfield to go fur- Bolton should have little difficulty ther ahead at New Brighton's ex- in rolleving Fulham of two points pense but Tranmere should stick fangere, Football League and whilst Port Vale should strength the pace with a win at Rotherham, their challenge to the leaders with The Walsall-Barnsley fixture will a similar success against Bradford.be worth seeing and the Arsenal dobacle may be repeated here In a THIRD DIVISION.

FOOTBALL at its best was seen at

Highbury when Arsonal and Glas Scottish League champions pectively, met in the return game.

THE

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40.2 4....1... 0

1.0

3 5 2 2 2:1

19

4 1 12 18 4 1 20 23

0 2 3 20 16

1 2 212: 10.

1 4 0

1 1 9

2 3 0

10 13

16 18

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ENGLISH LEAGUE .

FIRST DIVISION

Total

P.

Total W. L. D. W. L. D.

Home

Away

Goals

W. L. D. 'F. A. Pts.

Tottenham Arsenal Huddersfield

10

6 2 2

3 1 1

8 1 1

10

4 2 4

3 0 2

1 2

2 2011

10 6 3 2

1 3 0

20 20

Sunderland-

10-6-4-1

1.8 1.24 13

Portsmouth

10

4 3

3

2 1

2.2 1

14 10

Aston Villa

10

6 4 1

AT

20 18.

9

31

40

0

13 1

17

14

10

8 2 G

1 1 2

12 10

10 4 3

2 2

17 23

3 2

2

17 13

3

3

18 12

10

20.20

10 4

17 17

West Brom.

10- 4 4

Blackburn

10 4 4 2

Everton

9 3 3 3

10

3 4 8

FULHAM (5)

v Brentford (2)

Preston (0) Middlesbro' MANCH'TRU. (2) Newcastlo

Wednesday

10

4 5 1

2 2 1. 2 3 0

17 16

0

4 5 0

3

12 .24

10

14 t

1 0 4

0 4 1

12 19

Y BOLTON (-)

Chelsen

10

2 7 1

2 3 0

0

4 1 13 27

V PLYMOUTH (0)

Sheffeld U.

10

2 7 1

2 2 1

0

Б

0

12 26

SECOND DIVISION

Total

Total

Home

Away

Goals

P.

W. L. D.

W. L. D. W. L. D. F. A.

Pt

Bolton Burnley (Port Vale

Grimsby Nottingham F. (1) West Ham U.

10

7 2 1

4 1 0

3 1 1

22 16

16

10

7 3 0

4 0 0

3 8 0 20 11.

14

10

6 40

4 2

0

2 2 0 25 13

12

10

5 3 2

4 1 0

1 2 2

26 18-12

Blackpool Holl

10

4 1 0

1 2 2

16 11

12

10

1

12

✓ READING (4)

Notts County

10

3 0 1

2 3 1

12

10

5 3

4 0 1

1 3 1

12

10 5 3 2

0 1

10

4 3 8

3 1 1

1 2 2

26 20

11

10 5

5 0 1

04 021 19

∙11

44 2

0 3 2 14 12:

10

10

3 3 4

3 0 2

3 219 21

10

45 1

3 10

1 4 1

13 16. 9

10

3 G 2

2 2 2

I

8 0

10 18.

10

3 6 2

1 2 2

2 3 0

8 18

8

1 3 1

14

26

8.

10

8. 6 2 3 0 2

0

5.0

10 18

10

3 6 12 2

1 4.0

14 19

10

3 G I

2 2 1

1 4 0

15 26

10

2 6 2

1 3 1

1 3 1

6.11.

10

7 2 1 3. 1

0 4 1

11 -24

THIRD DIVISION (SOUTH)

Total

Total

Goals

Y

TRANMERE (0)

Gateshead (3) Barnsley (1)

P.

W. L. D. W. L. D. W. L. D.

F. A.

Pts.

Exeler

11

6 8 2

5.0 1

1 3 1

20 12

Queen's Park

10

6 3 1 G 0 0

1 3 1

Crystal Pal.

11

5 3 3

3 1 2

2 2 1

Reading

10

5.8

2 5 0 1

Norwich

10

5 3 2

4.1 0

Charlton

10

5 8 2

10

Swindon..

10 5

3 2

1

12

11

4.4 8

B

1 1

3 2 25 20

v Partick (0)

1

Y

Hamilton (2) Cowdenbeath (2) Gillingham Queen's Park (3) Bristol R.

Aldershot Cardiff..

10 10 - 5 10

2 3 2 5

397-

-11

3 4 1

1 1

2 3 .0.

18 17

11

4 3 3

8 0

2

1 8 1

18 17

11

10.5 4 1

3 2 0

2 2

1

1716

11

St. Mirren (-)

Bournemouth Coventry Torquay

10

5 4 1

31 1

2: 3 0

19 20

11

10

4.4 2

1 1

0 3 1

20 18

10

10.

4. 1 2.

1 2

2.3.0

15 21

Clapton 0. Brighton

10

3.4 3

30 10 4.2

12 14

11

4 6 1

3 0 1

1 6 0

17 19

Northampton.

10

3 4 3

2 1 2 1 3.1

16 18

Southend

10

3 5 2

1

1 2 1

11 20

Nowport Watford

10

2 6 3

1.

1 2 2

10-14

10

1 6 8

2.2

0 4 1

16 26

Bristol City

10

07 3

08 2

0..4

1

10 31

3

Total

P.

F. A. Pts.

Chesterfeld Tranmere Barnsley Hartlepools Barrow Doncaster

10

9 1 0

6 0 0 3.1 0

80 8 18

10

6. 2 2 5 1 0

11 2

14 21 10

10

9 6 2 1 4 0 0

3.1

2 2 127 12

13

500

1 3 1 24 17

18

10

G 2 3

-3 1 1

2 1. 2

20 16

*13

10

5 3 2

1 2 2

10 11

12

Stockport Halifax

10

.3 1

19 15

12

10

16 12 12

11'

3 1

15 21

121

10

4

8 2

14 12.

11

11

B 4

2

1 3 2

26 81

10

10 4 6

14 0

9

16

10

040

12. 14

1 20 19

0

2

19 18

1 17 20

2

13, 19

0

2

.13 21

4 U 13 18

0.4 1

17 28

10

2 7 1

2 8

0

0 4 1

14 24

0

1 6 2

0 3. 2

3.0

819

Total

Total

Home

Away

Goals

P.

W. L. b. W. L. D.

W. L. D. F. A. Pts.

13 120 1

G 0.0

G 0.1

314 8 25

12

0 1 2 60 I'

81 1

41, 12

20

18

3528

17

18

7 33 5 2 0 2

1 8 32 20

17

18

7 4 23 1 2. 4, 80 110 2.8 5.01

B62 46

10

1 2 2

2718-

15

12-

5. 34.

221

25 14

.14

18

29 -20

14

14

Y Mansfield (3)

HE result-Rangers won comfor. In the Southern Section Exeter milder form.

tably for the second time-matter. Scottish football presents some ncet Norwich who only need a

delight, beyond measure brace to draw level with them at easy pickings, notably Dundee and cu little, for the exchanges were such

home winners. crowd officially estimated at 35,000. W wall the ionour of be THEN victory ever Southampton the top, but Crystal Palace have Motherwell great prospects of topping both Queen o'South may disappoint the

*gave clubs when they entertain Cardiff. Aberdeen crowd by securing at THE Arsenal not only lost the matching the first team to win at the Dol

-but-paid-for-the-dinner-given to this season, Ranson's hat-trick did the ABERDEEN ́ (~~~~) ▼ The Welshmen are going great least one-point.-

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SCOTTISH LEAGUE

FIRST DIVISION

Queen o'South-(~~). Luton....

damago. Quick into his stride and accurate with his shooting, Hanson AYR (2) was very near the ideal centre-for- Clyde (1)

DÜNDÉE (4) FALKIRK (2) HIDERNIAIS (—) v

ward.

Fthe football Leaguo side chosen

Oto meet the Irish League at Fres MOTHERWELL (4) Celtic (2) ton only Crooke, Bastin und Brook RANGERS (4) y Hearts (4) had been previously honoured in this St. Johnstone (6) v Kilmarnock (1) type of game.

Third Lanark (3) y Airdrie (2)

DRESTON_North End began as a

Sunday School side. The famous & MINUTES FOOTBALL. 'Spurs were once a club of youths; who had difficulty in finding.a of wasto ground on, which to have their weekly kick-about.

THEY used to have a whip round now and then to meet their minuto expenses. Thoir directors now have to account to their shareholders for thousands of pounds every year.

FOOTBALL, which was once a pas- time, has climbed into the big busincas cloas.

•

LOTSPURS kome defent by Liver- was the first ince Christ:

mas Day of 1931.

FROM

THE THROW

IN

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HOW TO GET THE BEST RESULTS ·

When

(By "Saračun").

Weaver, the Newcastle Accrington United Wing half-back, startled every-New Brighton one by his long throws tam the side Gateshead

lino nothing was more certain than Carlislo that ho would have many Imitators. Rochdale To-day most half backs have lengthen- Walsall

a Home "Daily":"Bloxhumed their throws very considerably. York City awaits in hospital an operation Some in fact have come near to Crewe A Mansfeld for cartilage, Graham's knee improves, equalling Weaver's prodigious.feats.

Southport Turnbull tends n leg and Hookings

Chester on ankle. Pipo stood a recent test well and Yuill may be fit by the week end. Goodnight nursel

It is the force generated by the back and, the shoulders which produces the length.

A throw which lands the ball in tho penalty area and from the bounce reaches the middle of goal is not only spectacular bub highly dangerous ea Darlington- pecially if it has the element of aur-Wrexham prise. It may come but up to now Rotherham

has brought no effective counter and probably disorganization, and with be

the possibility that it may scrambled into the net.

I do not think the hands and I think the tall player has an ad arms play a very active part. They vantage in the long throw because are used mainly for guiding the bail the greater the height from which the Motherwell and keeping it under control. ball can be lung the greater the Bangors It has been said that Weaver gets leverage. It is not so much a move. Aberdeen his length by means of a jerk, but I ment with the arms as with the whole Kilmarnock think this is a mistake. Rather docs body and to get the right swing the Ayr ho carry out the movement smoothly feet should not be placed together. Hearts and rhythmically and, by accurately As a matter of fact Wenver, as well St. Johnstone timing the exact moment when the as those who have copied him succass Falkirk back muscles begin to be exerted... fully, takes a stride up to the line to

All players may not be able to ni- deliver the ball, but at the moment Queen o'South tain Weaver's length. With the aid ho lets it go, both feet are on the Queen's Park of the wind he has thrown so far as ground. This, of course, fis, essential Dundco the for post. But I am convinced otherwise the throw would be a foul. Humliton that all throws can be langthened if

the correct methods are adopted, and

if it is understood that length does not

come through the arms,

HOW IT 19 DONE.

Coltle Hibernians

As the ball is taken up over the Clyds...

head the back is bent backwards, Partlek

To carry as far as the penalty area Thero in then an almost Imperceptible Airdrie the trajectory of the ball must be pause as at the top of the golf. higher than usual. This is another swing. When the return movement 18 Third Lanark important thing to remember and begun tho weight of the shoulders St Mirren's ci practise.

comes in to act as a sort of lever and Cowdenbeath

0 3 1

1 2 2

1 2 2

18 18

20

14 18 17 18 12 12

20 11

24 18

20 18

2 3 1 16 16

THIRD DIVISION (NORTH)

Total" Home Away

W. L. D. W. L. D.. W. L. D.

68 2

10 4

10 &

10 3 6 2

10 1 3 6

10

0.14

1 1 3

1 4 5 10. 20 21 22 -10—2—0—2--2-21

SCOTTISH LEAGUE.

FIRST DIVISION

8 4 1 4 1 14 3 0

Goals

10

2.0

20 36

3.8.0. 26 26 18.

2-40 20 1241E

28.0

04 2

24432

28:20

17 23

4

0 3 2 18 27-

4.1

2834

16 81

42.

2280

450

13807 26.40

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