THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1933.
THE “
TELEGRAPH'S
ARSENAL'S TASK IS TO
CONSOLIDATE
LEADERSHIP GAINED AFTER DIFFICULT PERIOD
BUT THE SPURS' CHALLENGE REMAINS STRONG
(Dy "The Pilgrim")
Having broken through the difficult barriers to the leadership of the senior league, Arsenal will set about consolidating_thoir arrival at the expense of Liverpool I con- fidently predict.
Since the return of Bastin and the advent of Sidey the Londoners have regained their ancient though tarnished glory, and much credit is due to Mr. Chapman for nursing them through a difficult period so success- fully.
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Their position is by no means unchallenged for Spurs may keep up with them if they can stom the dashing forwards of the Manchester City eleven who will be all out to pierce the vulnerability exposed by the Rams on the White Hart Lane ground last week,
Derby have a fair chance of some of their erstwhile dash they keeping in the first four but I will soon be out of the Hat of do not expect Huddersfield to
Lengue, hopeful. At any rate yield a point at Newcastle. Wednesday, for pity's sake, for no other reason, should win де
the Hillsboro against Leicester Club.
West Ham are losing ground stendily and defeat at Blackpool seems a fairly safe prediction for them.
PAGE ABOUT HOME FOOTBALL
FIGURES WHICH SPEAK
FOR THEMSELVES
A USEFUL LEAGUE TABLE RECORDS GUIDE
The following tabulated league table records of all the clubs in . the English League and the first diviaton of the Scottish League show their home and away performances up to and including yesterday's matches.
ENGLISH LEAGUE
*FIRST DIVISION.
A fine picture showing Mills scoring Cholson's first goal against Middlesborough when the clubs' mot at Stamford Bridge recently, (Planut.Newa).
CLUBHOUSE
CHATTER
THINGS I HEAR
(By "The Pilgrim"}
PSYCHOLOGY and aport do not appear to have much relation,; but for some little time now I have!
been convinced that understanding the mental attitude of his opponents and, more, particularly, the mentul processes of his own eleven, has en.
Arsenal in the forefront.
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don't hold out much hope for thembled Mr. Herbert Chapman to keep at Aldershot-and they are already six points behind the lenders.
are consistent and Tranmere mainly for the reason I give them win at Carlisle though on the reasoning, 1 should allow same Chesterfield a win at Doncaster.. I favour the homesters here because I think the present leailers are due
Morton of West Ham manages to get in his centre "despite the close attentions of Denegri of Peru. An incident in the match between West Ham and the combined Chilian and Peruvian football foam.
(Planet News),
It is time that Lincoln proved for a fall, their worth in this Division and I give them to beat Oldham on the Jaw of averages.
Rotherham may find it a fitting ocension to pick up a couple of points from their Southport visitors As for Grimsby I see no faltering and will then be quite clear of the In the fishermen's, stride and they bottom position which is now being should not a brace at Craven Cot-filled by Darlington. tago where Fulham have been ful- Alling early prognostications of In the Scottish League, Rangers collapse.
have a dificult proposition in their trip to Aberdeen, whilat Motherwell Bolton go to the Notts County have a comparatively časy” visit to, ground where they will meet tough Lanark, opposition and a fast open game.
A draw is the only forecast on pre- sent form for this match.
I give Queen o'South to win away since they have twice won against
Leadors Due For a Fail
TO BEAT THE BOOK
(By "Robin")
HOME-
Leeds Un. Port Vale Brighton" Chester " Derby" Walsall Arsenal
Everton Halifax
Southampton
Swindon
Queen's Park R.
Charlton
Grimsby
Reading
Lincoln
Middlesbro
New Brighton
RSENAL went to Huddersfield | AWAY— Aand they conquered because the will to win has been eleverly In- titled into the players. Every player does his appointed job with almost meameric efficiency and every player knows that he cannot DRAWS- afford to disregard his particular mission.
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DEFORE now Mr. Chupistan has been called the English Coue, and, he certainly can make indifferent players bolleve they are supreme, while he haga
kanck of keeping genius also the within limits.
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club fears the TVERY other
Arsenal machine and few play- era dare to pit their brains against it. Consequently, Arsenal · start with a moral advantage, which thes seldom lone.
NOW Jim Gibson, ef Aston Villa, is Now of who are nat Intimidated by the Arsenal style.
IT was Gibson who discovered before
anyone else how to foll the James maneuvres by hanging on to Bastin, waiting for the pass and nipping trouble in the bud.)
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HE does not make the mistake of
following the Arsenal will-o the-wisp all over the field, and consequently does not leave gaps which mean goals,
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notice that Chelsen have now associated themselves with' number of other prominent League clubs by signing a South African player.
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OUR FORECAST
SATURDAY'S LIKELY RESULTS
Total
Home
Away Goals
P..
W. D. L.
W. D. L. W. D. L. F. A.
Pts.
18
D G 2
# 0
4 2 2.31
14
20
16
9 4 3,
5 1 2
4 3 1 29 13
92
10 3 4476
39 27
20
16
7 6 3
27 18
10-
13 7 4 5
20 16
18
18
18
35 33 18
24:17
32
16 6 6 4
16 -8
Arsonal Tottenham Huddersleld Derby, County Portsmouth Manchester C. Blackburn Sunderland Liverpool... Weet Bromwich. 16 Wolverhampton, 16 Middlesbro Birmingham
Aston Villa Leeds United
Lelceator
16
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SECOND DIVISION. • ́
W. D. L. W. D. L.. F. A. Pts.
16
15 6
16
16
5
27
14
Newcastle
16
30 14
Everton
15
20 24
13
Stoke
3
0 7
4
16 34.
12
Wednesday
16
51 10
1
2 0 C
24 33
11
Sheffield
4 3 9
3
7 20 41 11
Chelsen
3 2 11
1
0 1 7 20 40
Total Home Away · Goals
P.
W. D. L.
Grimsby
16
12 0
4
7 0 2 5 0
Port Vale
16
10 2
4
(By "The Pilgrim")
Blackpool Bolton... Below are giver. Axtures in Preston N. E... 16 English and Scottish Football West Ham League with the results of their Brentford..... 16 meetings last season and an in- Notts Forest .. 16 dication of the probable result of Ifull .. their encounters on Saturday. Notts County Names printed in heavy type are Plymouth
16
9 3 4
16
9 1 6
7 5
16
7 4 G
G G
2 70 0 3 2 4 G 1 3 2 3 6'0 3 1 4 G3 0 2 2 4 6 1 1 1
2.1 1 3 4
41 17
21:
26 15
22
29 17
.21
30 26
26 22
36 27
3 3
18.
16
IG
16
32 32 25 20 26 ∙17 17
10
the elubs expected to earn full Manchester U. 16 points and where no indication is Bradford C.... given a draw is the most likely Southampton.. 16 decision.
ENGLISH LEAGUE. FIRST DIVISIÓN.
ARSENAL (0) v Liverpool (1) BIRMINGHAM (2) Aston (2) BLACKBURN (3) v Portsm'th (2) DERBY (4) y Wolves (4)
EVERTON (3)
LEEDS (-)
Manch'tr C (-)
Chelsea (2) Stoke (~~)
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v Spurs (
IDRIS Hopkins, the young Brentford MIDDLESBRO (1) Endr'd (2)
right winger from Merthyr has scored eleven goals this season more than Holliday, the centre for- ward.
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CRYSTAL Palace must naslı
Newcastle (0) ▼ HUDDERSFLD (4) Norwich SHEFFIELD W (4) v Leicester (1)Crystal Palace .. WEST BROM (0) Sheff. U. (1)
SECOND DIVISION,
GRIMSBY (1)" Bradford (-)
their teeth every time Iapklus BLACKFL (-) = West Ham (-) Acores a spectacular success, for he BRADFORD C. (2) v Plym'th (3) was on the books of the Belhurst Bury (1) Y Preston (2) club and was allowed to go in ex-Fulham (0) chango for Berry. Soon Hopkins's HULL (—) v transfer price may sear into thou- LINCOLN (1) Hands. Such is the lottery of run- Millwall (4) ning professional Soccer.
Nolts. C. G PORT VALE (3) STIPPTON (0)
THIRD DIVISION (SOUTH).
A LEX Jackson, of Aberdeen, Hud-SWANSEA (
dersfield Town, and Chelsen fame, appears to have given up hope of re- turning to the game. At least, le hins settled down in the licensing business ALDERSHOT (4) in London, and hear that he has BRIGHTON (1) taken over the management of the BRISTOL C. (2) Queen's Hotel in Leicester-square.
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IT is announced that Leopold Stevens, Everton's reserve centre-forward, has been transferred to Southend United. *
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THIRD DIVISION (SOUTH).
Total
P.. W. D. L. W. D. L. W. D. L
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Watford
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16
16
Bradford
16
Oldham A.
16
G
Fulham
16
G
Swansea
16
4 4
0 0 0 8
31 32 23 26 21 27 20 26
15
15
15
12
Burnley
Bury
16 16
5
2 0
4 3
1 2 2 1 ↑ 8141 2
7
24 35
12
22 39
Lincoln. Millwall
16
3 4
3 1
10. *
D
4 3 2
G
11 24
Home
Away
Goals
F. A. Pts.
16
10 2 3
7 0 1
3 2 3
16
8 4 4
52 1
41 22 3 2 3 33 25
22
20
Coventry Reading Queen's Park Bristol Rovers Charlton
15
8 3 4
6 1 1
2 2 3
39 22
10
108 3 4
7 10
1 2 4
33 19
10
15 8 3 4
7 10
2
4
26 17
19-
.15 16
8 3 4
6 0 2
3.3
2
8.2 5 6 0 1
2
28 19 40 25
19
18
26.4 5.
-5-2-0
2
23 20
Oldham (3)
Exeter Luton
16
16
25 22 31 28
16
16
Burnley (1)
Swindon
15
G45
2 2 4
23 28 · 16
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Bolton (-)
Aldershot
15
5 5 5. 4 2 2
16 20 15
y Notis, F. (2)
Brentford (→)
Manch'te U (3) Bournemouth
15
6 2 7- 4
Gillingham
15
Brighton
16
26 31 14
32 24.26
14
15
24
28
12
16
22 43
v Exeter (1).
Cardiff (0)
Torquay
15
20. 38
Watford (3) CHARLTON (-) Gil'ghm (1)
Coventry (1)
CRYSTAL T (0) Reading (2)
Northampton
15
21 29
Newport Southend Bristol City
15
1 3 3.
14 25
15
2 14
15 26
15
2 5
1
4. 3
22 28
Goals
P. W. D. L
F. A. Pts.
16 13 0 2
16 10 2 3
7 0 1 0 0 1 71·0°
42 13
26
3
37- 20
22
10 3 3 4
7 0 1
30. 16
19
14
8 2 4
6 10
8 1 4
18
15
0 0 2
15
1 8 4
36 31
18
15
8 2
3 1 4
24 21
18
16
8 1
7 0 1 1 1 5
34 22
17
10
22
35 28
17
16
21 32
15
16
89 38
14
Crowe A.
15
26 27
14
Curllsle
15
25
14
York City..
14
21
13
|New Brighton
1G
17 20
18
Wrexham
16
24 '29
12
Rangers (1)
Chester
15
4. 3
20 32
11
Airdrie (1)
Rochdale
14
V
Partick (0) Clyde (1)
Rotherham
14
18 28
QUEEN O'S'TH (→)
VAYR (-)
Hearth (0)
Minusfield Southport Darlington.
15
14 2
17 30
16
1 4 2 2
0 4 2.8 0 2 6 24 .39
22 40 10
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Clapton (-) Luton (2) Newport (2) Nthmptn. (1) NORWICH (2) QUEEN'S PR. (4) SWINDON (2) Torquay (1)
v Southend (1) B'nem'th (0) Bristol R. (1)
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THIRD DIVISION (NORTH).
TWENTY-four years old, Stevens,
Formerly a Wallasey tram con have induced an ductor, became prominent with New BARROW (1)· THE Pensioners
outside-left of the Transvaal, Brighton, who let him go to Everton Carlisle (0)
W. F. Gibb, to join their ranks and in 1932. He has made only one rat CHESTER (4) ho sailed for England one time ago team appearance for the Cup-holders. Crewe (6) on board the Edinburgh Castle, Gibb
will represent the seventh invader
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DONC'STR (~~~)
HALIFAX (5)
Rochdale (1)
TRANMERE (1)
Acer'gth (2) Hartlep's (2)
Chesterfield Stockport Tranmere R. Darnaley Doncaster Hartlepools
c Chest'rid (-) Halifax Mansf'ld (1) Walsall
V Wrexham (2) Barrow
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from, the Union. Liverpool have al-. George Mackenzie, the ScottishN BRIGHTON (0) rendy signed five in Dowar, Carl, Nieuwenhuys, Hodgson and Riley, and Bolton Wanderers, Cochrane,
Amateur outside-left, has taken | ROTHERHAM (3) Y S'thport (1)
up medical duty at full, and has al- STOCKPT (5) V Barnsley (1) teady assisted Hall. He has played WALSALL (4) Digton (0) Car Queen's Park, and appeared eight York (2) + Catenli'd (2) tintes in Scotland's Amateur Eleven,) QOUTHEND supporters who clam-Including four matches against Enx- SCOTTISH LEAGUE.
gured to see Wilson take the Innd's Amateurs. leadership of the front line have had.
FIRST DIVISION. their with gratified,
WOOD the Scottish amateur when Aberd'n (12) Leicester City are playing is CELTIC (2) WILSON played in that position Wagainst Brighton, and the ex- Scottish schoolboy International. He DUNDER: (1) periment WAS hardly Ruccessful. Went to America as a youth, and, FALKIRK (2)
for Hamilton (-) v. Mooney watched him so well that he returning to England, played Hever had a shot worth the name, Leicester City last season as a pro- Hibernians ()
Queens P. (3) although many good chances came fessional, but the Home Office inter- KILM'N'CK (0) from the wings.
8 MIRREN (7) V LUMBERG, the Brighton right back, TIE introduction of Smith, who was Th Lanark (1) ▼
was carried off with a broken Friday, at left half, and the decision transferred from Brentford on ankle towards the end of this match."
to play Manders at centro forward
the game:-
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vened:
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way.
9 J'stone (3)
Cowd'nb'th (1) MOTHERW'LL (1)
Accrington Gateshead
with Simpson on his left, brought SINCE the advent of Beattle, the Motherwell
Wolves have made excellent head. Rangers
Aberdeen ANENT West Ham's recent 3.45 great Improvement to the Palace.
Ayr p.m, klek-off at Upton Park, a
Kilmarnock Homenide writer says of the dusk TUCH of the Arsenal's recent which obscured the latter end of MUC
THE London Football Association Hearts Diables Rouges Falkirk triumph has been due to Sidoy, an team beat the
some-Red Devils) by five goals to four St. Johnstone unsparing destroyer though darkness at Upton times a little too, destructive.
recently.
Hamilton Park, Victor Watson, sprightllest
H. Mils, the West Ham centre- of all veterans, scored the lant of his
forward, played a big part in his Queen O' South
Celtic... absent, team's success.
Dundee three goals against Lincoln City. A least the night watchman with his there were eight internationala] =
Queen's Park býlantora might have told the reportars en the field when Derby County met
Hibernians so, far name of them could have aworn
Portsmouth. to it.
The first three positions in the the prophets. I suppose they will Second Division should remain the now show their independence samo as Port Valo will account
losing! ensily for the Manchester United steam, which, though considerably Improved is not by any means up to promotion standard..
to
IN Cimmerian
Kilmarnock are fairly sure collect full points from Hearts but BURNLEY and Blackpool again mot
in the Leagus recently, after a
THOUGH Crooks was
THE London team led by four goals Clyde
to two at half-time, Milla, Ex 1. Partick Braund, the liford outside-left, John Airdrie
N Interesting transfer in the zon, the West Ham centre-half and I anticipate a division of goals at Inpad of 21 years, which just shows
A Northern section relates to Geor-30 horas that Third Lanark Exeter have lost interest In the the Queen's Park-St. Johnatone you what production and relegation go Thorpe, the Huddersfield goal- obtained London's only point In the Cowdenbeath
keeper, who has now joined Chester. second half. Cup and unless they can recapture fixture,
can do to county rivals.
St. Mirron
THIRD DIVISION (NORTH),
Total Home
Away W. D. L.
W. D. L.
3 1 1.3 3
1 4 2
87 26
24 19
18
4.
0.6 10 6
16 25.
SCOTTISH LEAGUE,
FIRST DIVISION
Home Away ·
Gonls
W. D. L.-W. D. L-- F.. A. Pls. 91 0.8 1·0 45 14.
7 2 1
6 3 1
4 2 3 48 3 1 8.3
51 28
52 64 42 33
38 22
3
Total
P. W. D.-L.
19
17 2 0 18 14 2 2 19 11. 8 6 19 10 5
9 1 0
19
9 4.
· 17
8 5
18
17
18.
16
.18
18
10
18
G2 10
17 4 6 7
18
5 2 11
1742-11 3 1 4
18 8 4 11.
18 B
12
35
6 12 4 1 4
68 19.
30
28
22
21
1.6 41
41
2 4
32 .28.
4
34 38 18
86 53
83 20.
G
84 20
7407877
87 47
32 32
27 84
36 48 2448
34 59
65
28 43
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