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“TOUCHING TOES"

AT AGE 76

Although She Had stiff Joints

When She Was 65

Can you touch your toes without bending your knees? Will you be able to do it when you're 78? There is no ronson why you should not, I you follow this woman's method of keeping fit. She writes:m

"When I was 65 my wrlsts andl ankles began to swell. I was unable to turn my head, round. As I did

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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. SATURDAY, AUGUST 22, 1936,

13

F. A. PRESIDENT WARNS LINESMEN

UNIFORM CONTROL

NECESSARY

"

When They Are Ignored By Referees

(By W. R. G. Smith).

Sunday Express

I walk two miles or more each day. NOW is the time, my football friends, when I travel many miles

I

Think

and can cally touch my toes without bending my knee--which good considering I shall be 76 in two months' ime. Only to-day I was asked how I managed to keep look- ing so well. I replied, I tun 11 Kruschenist." "—(Mrs.) E, M. P.

round the countryside, paying the first calls of the season on the directors, managora, and players who will be responsible for providing us with entertainment for eight months, starting on August 29.

FOOTBALL ITEMS

Hectic

Inat-minute preparations before leaving for Berlin kept the milage down last week, but the game is in the air,, old favourites are In

Our Daily Golf Hint

In the interests of your fellow golfers make a resolu- tion to-day that you will re- place any and every divot you displace.

Harry Fulford.

Brilliant

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Luton

SOUTH

Glasgow for last season.

and

a year ago.

London, Aug. 2.

comes along, conditions are ideal.

It is many seasons since players with stone or two of

surplus flesh D. J: Rees, the young Welshman to lose could do so in such painless who is employed by the Surbiton Old 'Hammer Joins circumstances. The first week of Club, won the Assistant Professionals training under a real August sun con Golf Championship for the second Luton Town be torture, though as a matter of fact year in succession yesterday, on the the vast majority of footballers report Moseley course he finished with an Town have secured from back for duty almost as it as when aggregate of 278 for 72 holes- bril-

Jant Glasgow Celtic the trauxfer of Hugh they retired to their summer hide-

performance which beat his MIE, who had four seasona

with out. West Ham before returning เค Goalkeepers for a change are to be average of 71 per found et St. Annes really active this tuning-up spell.

The Moseley course exceeds 6,000' They have the new goul-kick rule to C. P: Quayle, an innide-forward, worry them. No handling the ball yards in length and has a standard formerly with Shrewsbury Town, now,

It must be kicked off the scratch score of 74. Rees had three last season with Drumcondra ground just as the full-buck does it,unds of 69 and one of 71-returns

which

are eloquent of his skill. F.C., Bus been signed by Crystal though I imagine there will be plenty

He won by three strokes from II. E. Palace.

to help the goalkeeper who lacks the Osborne, of Addington, with Emest Centre for-Whitcombe's son and Max Faulkner T. Burdett, the inside-forward desired kicking power.

wards beware! Fulham secured from Hull City lost

I watched one or two goalkeepers yng for third place.

There was some remarkably low senson, has signed for Lincoln City...

Mansfield yesterdny signed on 0, trying out their strength on the prae-scoring in the concluding rounds of from tee grounds last week. Length satis- the Daily Mirror prizes. The pro I Junes, tall goalkeeper Watford.

factory so far, but wait until they fessional record for the course of 68 West Bromwich Albion have ap. face a winter afternoon's wind and set up on Wednesday by G. N. Roffe Then I enn see some fun was once beaten and twice equalled. pointed Sandford captain in succes- rain.

ahead. ion Hidden.

In the final round Fauliner did n 66 IDEAL TRIAL

and Osborne a 68, while H. B. Rhodes, of Wentworth, also returned 68 for Uniformity of control by Soccer the morning round, Gardiner, the well-known referees and Inesmen is to be on Bobby inside-forward of Dunder United, accomplished fact in the near future, who refused the club's terms it the presumably this coming season, igen? Kan kerana end of Insi memann, yesterday signed though I have been unable to dis- for Dartford, the Southern Lengue enver what lines it will take. club.

SCOTTISH STAR FOR DARTFORD

The practice games Inter in the month would provide an ideal trial under match conditions, and those responsible a chance to revise their ideas wherever necessary.

give

After all, it is too great a problem

Gardiner, although only bit, bin. and less than 10st., was one of the leverest forwards in the Scottish Second League, is departure for the South will cause much surprise! in Dundee, as he was training with expect perfection at the first real this attempt. I can Imagine some warm is colleagues at Tannadice week and was expected to sign up arguments before we find a settled

state. has the opening day. He before bren with United three seasoNIS.

ASKED FOR IDEAS

Northfleet have signed R. Morgan, Some of the various sections of the ! centre-forward from Merthyr Town Referees and Linesmen's Associa previously with Wolverhampton. Tunbridge Wells have added to their on have been asked for their ideas playing ranks A. Blake, left-half on the whole subject. And if they have found a way out of the con- fusion of old. football has a more peaceful season ahead.

froin Q.P. Rangers.

SOUTHALL RECRUITS

.FORWARD FROM HARWICH

A NUNHEAD HALF-BACK

Certainly a successful system of control will be some compensation for the shelving of the two-referees' Iplan, though nothing the referees

themselves can do will satisfy the! advocates of goal judges. I cannot ~Southall" "F.C.," "whose Cupper-imagine any system that may be formances provided the big sensation evolved ending the everlasting goal in Inst senson's amateur campaign, disputes. have started team-buliding with n view to breaking more records,

They have signed on 1. Gillespie. from Harwich and Parkeston, a cleve inside-right who has represented Essex. And T. Holton, a Surrey county player who line assisted Nun-

for the hend

past two seasons. Holton will take J. Poxon's place in the half-back line. Poxon recently signed for layes.

WILS

Mr. Charles Sutcliffe, president of the Football League, in a pre-season message to the Lancashire, Referees'

Association, emphasises how anxious the governing bodies are to reach an understanding.

"Linesmen ought to know what Is expected of them in all matches, noj matter who the referee 1s," he declares.

third

UNDIGNIFIED

What are the lineamen to think R. Elis, the Enfield full-back, has Joined Wealdstone. A Middlears when they find one referee giving County player, he will at Wealdstone instruction to them to claim only partner the amateur international A. when the ball goes over the line; an W. Loveday, who recently trans-other telling them to "Leave the ferred from Leyton, Ellis has pre-penally box. to me, as it is far too viously assisted Golders Green, and important for you to interfere with,"|

member of Park Royal's und 3

saying "We are three London League championship side. referees. Claim for

for everything." There can on

only be one referee, but the linesmen are there to assist.

There is nothing more undignified than to see a linesman's frantic flag- wagging completely ignored by the referee, and nothing so upsetting to

football crowd.

SOCCER TRANSFERS

PLAYER POSITION FROM TO

13. McCarthy forward Marunte Barnsley

A. ralliford forward Blackpol Darlington

F. Tunstall forward Halifax Tn. Boston Uld.

1. Green forward Nutta Cly, Charlton A.

C. J. Quayle forward Drumeondra Crystal J'ul.

H. McMahon half-back Wrexham Doncaster It. W. McGonagle full-back Celtie Jamilton hi

T. Hurdett forward Fulham Lincoln C.

IL Milis forwred Glasgow C. Luton Th.

0. H. Jones goalkeeper Watford Macclesfield

A. Pringle forwant it, of Mid. Manchester U.

W. d. Watkins forward Bolton W. N. Brighton

W. Joyer half-back Halifax Tn. Romana

N. Wright forward M'chester C. 8. Shields 11. Orles half-beek Southport Atalybelikan C.

in

ACTRESS INJURED

Chiengo, Aug. 21; The former wife of Jack Dempsey and one-tinio screen celebrity, Miss Estelle Taylor, was alightly injured to-day by a hit-and-run motor driver.

EL Duckworth half-back Rotherham U. York C.-United Press.

AMES RETURNS

TO CRICKET

(Continued from Page 12.) -

of 70 on the first mnings, but War- wick came back strongly in their se- cond knock and put together 301.

Set to nepre 232 to win, Surrey obtained the runs for the loss of five wickets,

Giover was the outstanding per- nonality of this match, taking in all 14 wickets for 140 runs. He had 7 for 42 in the first innings and 7 for 104 in the second,

TC-

Five batamen hit up centuries, while no less than ten bowlers turned excellent performances,

Detailed scores and individual per- formances an cobled by Reuter "up- pear below.

Lancashire (396/7 dec. and 38/0) beat Middlesex (129 and 304) by ten wickets

Sussex (316) beat Derbyaltire (228 and 101/d) on first inninga

Essex (378) beat Somerset (132 and 180) by an inningu and 66 funs

Nolts (223 and 191/7 dec.) beat Leicestershire (175 and 149/7) on Birst innings

Larwood in Tho Money

Harold

Larwood's benefit is expected to create a new re ford for a Notis cricketer. The Trent Bridge gate with York- shire amounted to £731 19. Od.. leaving the Text bowler £620 after all expenses were inet.

Contributions are still being received from all over the world, big sums coming from New Zea- land and Australia.

fer

87

COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP.

Kent (406 and 70/1) heat York- Bitiro (208

nine and 266) by

wickels

beat Surrey (176 and 232/6) Warwickshire (100 and 301) by five wickels

Pothecary (Hampshire) v. Gloucester

Гаке (Gloucester) V. Hampshire

Hulme (Middlesex) Lancashire

BG

80*

82

Croom (Warwick) v. Bur-

rey

82

B. 1. Valentine (Kent) v. Yorkshire

78

Parks, H (Sussex) v. Der- byshire

75

indicales not out

BOWLING

Gover (Surrey) V. Warwick

BATTING

and Mayer (Warwick) V, Surrey

Sinfeld (Gloucester)

Dollery (Warwick) v, 5ur- rey......

(Derbyshire)

140

v. Sussex

0 for 87

Amen (Kent) v. Yorkshire Lister (Lancashire) VA Middlesex...

120

Parkinson (Lancs) v.

Middlesex

5 for 35

140*

Langridge. Jas (Sussex) v. Derbyshire

Geary (Leicester)

Notus

DIUS ...

5 for 71

125

Lawson (Hampshire)

Manners (Ilampshiro) Gloucester

v. Gloucester

5 for 91

101

Nichols (Essex)

Somerset

4 for 43

07

Peter Sush (Essex)

v. Somerset

4 for 48

Hampshire (422 and 108/3 dec.) beat Gloucestershire (208 and 98/4) os first innings

K. Fames (Essex) Somerset

It's

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SCOTS WIN GOLF ‘NATIONAL'

England's amateur golf team, after having shown the best form during the first two days of the four-handed International tournament at Prest wick, falled, as they usually do, against Scotland, who thus retain the championship once agafo.

The Scots finished with three vic- tories and no defeats, against Eng- land's two wine and one loss, but England won 32 individual games 13, while Scotland won only 251⁄2 to 10%. Ireland finished second with one win, Wales losing all their matches.

Scotland owed their victory to their two youngsters, Hector Thomson and Jack McLean, who won both four- somes and singles against their Eng- Hish opponents. Thomson wan under 4's in beating Cyril Tolley, and | McLean, against Harry Bentley, did the first six holes in 4 2 4 4 3 3, going out in 33 and turning 5 up.

SCOTLAND v. ENGLAND

(Kentland won by B points to 7).

FOURSOMES

Hector Thomson and Jack McLean (9.) boat

· Cyril Tolley and E. F. Storey, 3 and 11' G. 1. T for 42

Peters and J. M. Dyker (8) bent 1. 1. Lucu and 0. A. Hi4, 5 and 41 A. Jamiewan udel 7 for 104, A. Meltuvie (8,) hat to L. G. Crawley savi

Rowe, 3 and 2.

7 for 08

ED. Hamilton and R. S. Waller (5.) (met T. J. Thirsk and C. W. Timm, and for 138 W. Campbell, and J. Lindsay (B) Jort to

1. Gentley and F. Franels, and 1.

Scotland 3, England 2.

SINGLES

Thomson beat Tulley, 3 and 5; McLean bent 1. 11. Bentley, 6 mil 4: Dyken moet Story halved; Jamiewan kut to Criwler, 4 and 4: Hamilton and litt halves.

Peters bent enn 8 and 1: McRavko kant to Trancis, 2 are! 1: Walker beat Thirsk, 4 and 2; Camplast lost to Timmie, 2 and 1; Lindnay kvi to Stowe, and 1.

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