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ARSENAL'S CASUALTY LIST

SEVERAL PLAYERS

UNAVAILABLE

FOR OPENING OF SEASON

(By CHARLES BUCHAN)

London, July 30.

Arsenal, football League cham- pions for the last three years, will be severely handicapped in the early stages of the approaching season by the absence of star players. Before a ball has been kicked, the bogey of injuries has reared its ugly head in the High- bury camp.

It is practienily certain that Mose, Drake and Haimo, all inter- nationals, will not be in the side for the opening matches. Moss has been greatly troubled with an In- jured shoulder, no much so that he is to consult a Newcastle specialist immediately. It is feared that he will be unavailable for many weeks.

THE CRICKETER-FOOTBALLERS

Drake the dushing, free-scoring centre-forward, has not made the recovery expected following his operation for hernia. He has not been able to take his place in the Hampshire cricket team and is un- likely to commence training · with his colleagues on Tuesday week. Hulme although active with Mid- dlesex throughout the summer, can- not let himself go fully out because of an ossified thigh muscle. He may not be completely fit before December.

Without these three stars Arsenal will be hard pressed to maintain their supreme position. The management is alive to the danger, and I understand that a big effort will be made to secure the transfer of Harry Hibba, England's first- cholce goalkeeper, to take the place of Moss, Whether Birmingham will part with Hibbs remains to be seen.

The quest for Walker, the Heart's international inside-forward; is by no means over. I think it is safe to nssume that Walker will be seen in the Arsenal colours before the Rea- son is far advance.

President at Holborn Restaurant. at the annual meeting of the Arsenal F.C., Major Sir Samuel Hill-Wood mentioned that the North terracing had been covered and now there was accommodation under cover at Highbury for 50,000 spectators. Sir Frederick J, Wall, the Earl of Lonsdale and Mr. J. J. Edwards were re-elected directors. Dartford have signed F. Barnett, the Watford outside-right. Gilling- ham have secured F. Fisher, the Swindon centre-forward, and J. Watson, and inside-right

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H.K. CHAMPIONSHIP

74 2/5 secs; 2, Fong Chung-U, 78 sees. Second heat.-1, E. Marques, 77 3/5 secs, 2 Wong Iu-man, 78 secs. 76 yards "" class medley handl cap. let, heat.-1, E. L. Gosano, 59 2/6)

Second heat-1, C. N. da Silva, 55 1/5 sces: 2 L M. Remedios, 60 secs.

50 yard Ladies, handicap. 1st. heat.-1, A. Thirlwell, 48 secs; 2, M.

LEAGUE TENNIS

Northampton. Clapton Orient have Swimming Heats Held Ate: 24. A. Noronha, 59 8/6 Bech. Kowloon Docks Beaten

signed George Pateman, an inside- forward from Bradford:

Escape winter and

the Servant Problem

in South Devon

V.R.C. Yesterday

Some fine swimming was witnesod Noronha, 45 secs. Second heat.-1, I.

By Civil Service

The

DES VEUX ROAD.

at the Victoria Recreation Club bath Lopes, 30 3/5 nees; 2, R. Thirlwell, tennis league match between How- results of the "D" division yesterday afternoon when heats for 3 secs.

toon Dock and the Civil Service,

the Colony's swimming championships

were held.

follows:

WATER LEVELS

FOR WEST, NORTH AND EAST RIVERS

The River Comasivaas Comiingon Kwangiang Province Saver the Fallowing 70- port on water level, in Kražich feel, for the West, North and Hari Rivera:

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100 yards Boys free style handicap. which was played yesterday, at the West River Owing to some swimmers scratching 1st, heat.-1, R. Marques, 79 4/5, seca; Civil Service grounds, are as follows: North River at the last moment, heats for the 1002 J. Botelho, 81 secs. Second heat.-1,

J. Skinner and A. Fisher yards free style championship event A. Guterres, 78 seen; 2, L. Remedios, Service) lost to Millard and Hast,

(Civil Enni River

at Shamabul In the mellow climate of South Devon were not held.

71 4/5 seca.

1-8, beat

Werth River Pearson and W: Tlery, the English winter loses its terror for Kwok Chun-hang, the Chinese

at Sheklung Owing to the limited number of 7-5, beat

4.3 14 those bone

Sturgeon and Fingalsen from the East. At aquatic sint, and holder of several entries, as a result of some swimmers 3-6. thurston there are houses especially Australian recards for the breast scratching from, the events, there

Recreation Club at King's Park yes- designed to capture every moment's stroke, caally won his heat against were no heats in the following races: Service

Colledge and Hebbington (Civilterday afternoon. Chung-U. registering 74 2/6 Those who qualified as a result are as 1-3, beat Pearson and W. Tillery 6-4, four. 8. V. Wang and K. H. Wong

lost to Millard and Hart, nd carefully planned to Fong

South Ching won by five acts to the minimum of latione. месна They overtook a beautiful seascape,

The following are the results: 100 yards free style championship

beat Sturgeon and, Fingalsen 0-0. were their beat pair, annexing two are completely serialed. And

pro

Boyn 50 yards handleap. 1st. W. Lawrence, N. Lee, Chan Chan-hing,

Heures: tected against mass

Agafuroff and L. D. Skinner (Civil and a half sets. Service) lost to Millard and Hast 0-6, S. Torbay A. Axeito, 31 sees. Second heat.-1,

N. Wong and K. H. Wong (South and various golf courses. We sha. Botelho, 33 2/6 mess 2. R. Mar- handient M. M. de V. Senter, L. drew to Sturgeon and Fingalsen 6-8.5 et K. C. Ng and Y. W. Loa yards "C" Class backstroke drew to Pearson and W. Tillery, 6-4, Chino) beat Y. P. Teui and P. F. Chau be pleased to send you free a booklet quer, 31 4/5 seen. Third heat, L. describing Charton nsd our

A. J. Silva, J. D. Remedios, E.

6-2; drew with M "C. Liu and F. H. four Remedios, 29' 1/5 secs; 2. E. Noronha, other thoughtfully planned Darting-30 secs.

Lawrence.

The final score was 3-4 for the Civil | Lay, 6-6. Servlet.

W. G. Lee and W. H. Ho (South ton estates, Palgaton, Bittisham,

Ladies 100 yards free style handi-

Chinn) lost to Teui and Chau 4-8; Exvier and Carlyon. Write to: cap. 1st. heat.-1, D. Hunt, 17 secs; 2,

M. Boza, (K) Keen;

drew with Ng and Lee 6-8; beat Laŭ 4. I. Thirlwell. STAVERTON BUILDERS, LTD. Second heat.-1. R. Thirlwell, 77 3/5

and Lau 6-22, 75 yards medley "C" class hand-

The South China A. A. have won

K. Lui and C. P. Yip (South cup.---NL M. de V. Soares, C. F. the championship in the "B" Divi Chinn) lost to Toul and Chau 4-6: Staverton, Totnes, S. Devon, England 2, 1. Lopes, 12 seca,

100 yards breast stroke champion- Rozario, L. A. B. Silva, E. Lawrence slon of the Lawn Tennis League as a ship, ist. heat,-1, Kwok Chun-hang, and J. D. Remedios.

lost to Ng and Lee 2-4; bent Lau and result of a victory over the Chinese Lau 0-2.

Conveniently neart, yet heat.1, A. Guterres, 13.1/5 neer; 2. Rozn-Pereira, S. V, Gittins.

FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS

لانه

50 yards free style championship. Chan Chan-hing, 5. V. Gittins, L Oliviere and II. L Ozorio.

CHAMPIONSHIP DECIDED

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