TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1928.
DERBY DAY.
(Continued From Page 1.)
6. LUSITANO CUP-presented by the members of the Club Lusitano, for China ponies bona fide griffins of this meeting, with $500. added, second $200, third $100, weight for Inches a per scale, subscription griffins of this season allowed 5 lb., all winners 5 lb. extra, entrance $10. One mile. Hon. Mr. A. C. Hynes and C Gordon Mackie's Pickle 158 lbs. .......
(Mr. Heard) Mr. Chan Tin-sion's Winsome
Stag 158 lbs.
(Mr. Maitland)
Mr. K. H. Kay's Comrade 158 lbs. (Mr. Pote-Hunt) Mr. Ho Kom-tong's Artistic Hall 158 lbs...(Mr. Wong) Messrs. K. C. Lau and H. C.
14-GYMKHANA STAKES-winner $600, second $250, third $150, for 'all China ponies that have started for races la at least two extra meetings during the sceson 1927 and sub- <cription griffins of this meeting. weight 149 lb.; winners of any race other than a race confined to sub- Kcription grillins 7 lb., of a subscrip tion griffins race 2 lb. extra, subscrip- tien griffins of this meeting allowed
7 h.; winners at this meeting barred.
fockey allowance, entrance 85. mile.
Mr. H. P. White's San Fran- cisco (late San Francisco Bny) 166 lbs. (Mr. Charles)
1 Mr. Dynasty's King of the
Pining 166 lbs.......
(Mr. Haimovitch)
2 Mr. R. M. Austin's Grey
Knight 156 lbs.
3
0
Lee's Duke of Nieblung 158 lbs. ...(Mr. da Rocha). Messrs, K. C. Lau and H. C. Lee's Duke of Verona 158 lbs. ....... (Mr. Reidy) Mr. Loo Cheuk Suen's 158 lbs. (Mr. G. da Roza) Mrs. R. J. Paterson's Boukra
165 lbs. ..... (Mr. Bulteel). 0 Time: 2.04.2/5.
A length; 4 lengths.
1.
0
Par-muturl: Winner $15.80;
(Mr. Heard)
¡Mr. C. T. C.'a Northern Stag 142 lbs. ... (Mr. Harriman) Mr. Chin Leo's Chui Chow Ning 156 lbs. (Mr. Proulx) Mr. Chin Lee's Yuen Sin 156 Iba........ (Mri da Roza) Col. Comyn's Borderer 144 lbs. (Mr. Sugden)
Mr. Eve's Bright Eve 155 lbs. (Mr. Pote-Hunt) Messrs. Hall and Shenton's The Goblin 156 lbs....... (Mr. Sewell)
One
1
2
3
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LOCAL HOCKEY.
TIE IN SIM SHIELD COMPETITION.
LEADERS TO PLAY OFF..
1.
THE CHINA MAIL,
The Royal Navy and the Army
FIGURES TO KNOW.
HANDY INFORMATION FOR.
„M THE RACES.
CASH SWEEP RESULTS.
Rósults of drawings of cash
STABLE FORM.
Owners and Jockeys on the First Day
The first day's racing honours were apportioned as follow:-
73.Jockeyn,
hava tied with an equal number of aweeps on to-day's Derby are as Mr. Maitland polais on completion of their fix-follow:—¿. tures in the Sim Shield hockey competition, and will have to play
off to decide the championship. Yesterday the Army won
their last match, against the Royal Air Force, by eight goals to two. They led in the first half by 6-nil.
The final between the Navy, (holders of the Shield) and the Army, which is being keenly look- ed forward to, has been fixed for Saturday afternoon on the U.S.R.C. ground.
The positions of the Clubs to! data are:-
Goals.
Royal Navy 6 5 1 The Army 6 0 1 H.K. Hockey
Club Royal Air 0
Force
... 5 0 6 The Navy have 2 better goal average but only points count. They have beaten the Club and R.A.F. twice each; and lost to each other once.
Mr. Loo Cheuk-suen's Tap
Siac 156 lbs... (Mr. Wong), 0 Pinces: 1st $5.60; 2nd $5.40; 3rd, Mrs. R. J. Paterson's Scooter $6.90.
מנות
0
one
156 lbs...... (Mr. Stanton) Mrs. R. J. Paterson's Ukelele 156 lbs...... (Mr. Bulteel) Messrs. F. Usher and L. Reidy's Macus Beauty 158 Iba.
..........(Mr. Reidy) 0 Time: 2.08.1/5.
0
7. CHALLENGE CUP-value
hundred gainean, for China panies, weight for inches as per scale, to he won two years consecutively by'a or panies the bang fide pro- perty of the same owner or owners; winner to receive $50 and 70 per! cent., secand $300 and 20 per cent,! third 3150 and 10 per cent. of the entrance fees until the Cup is finally won when the seennd pony will re- reive 5 per cent, and the third pong 25 per cent. of the entrance fees in addition to the pince money; entrance $10. One mile and three quarters. Messrs. Stanton and Reidy's
San Diego 158 lbs.
(Mr. Stanton) Mr. R. 31. Austin's Brigade Call 158 lbs. (Mr. Maitland) Messrs. Hall and Shenton's
The Gomeril 158 lbs.
(Mr. Sewell) Mr. Chan Tin-sion's Handsome
Stag 158 lbs.
(Mr. Harri:nun)
Mr. L. Dunbar's Hudson Bay
158 lbs. .... (Mr. Charles) Alr. Lee Cheong's Man of War 155 lbs... (Mr. G. da Roza) Time: 3.59.2/5.
length: 14 length. Pari-mutuel-Winner $14.90; Places: 1st $8.10; 2nd $10.20: 3rd $9.50.
UNITED SERVICES.
4th Submarine Flotilla Reaches Semi-Final..
On the Navy's ground, King's Park, the 4th Submarine Flotilla defeated the 2nd King's Own Scot-
11-PEKING PLATE-winner $600.tish Borderers by four goals to nil,
second $250, third $100, for China panies, subscription griffins of this meeting, weight for inches as per scale, winners 7 b. penalty. Jockey allowance, entearre $10. One mile. Mr. H. L. Yung's Chatto 152.
lbs.
.... (Mr. Usher)
in the second round of the United Services shield. The Submarines had previously beaten the Queen's. Regiment and will now meet the winners of the "Argua" v. Royal 1 Artillery match In the semi-final.
Pickle
Messrs. Usher & Reidy
1st 2nd 3rd
4
HOME FOOTBALL.
MATCH IN THE SOUTHERN DIVISION.
LEAGUE TABLES TO DATE.
London, Yesterday.
The following match was play- ed to-day, in division III. (southern section) of the Football League:- Coventry 2, Crystal Palace 2.
(at Coventry).—Renter;
FULL LEAGUE TABLES.
Aston Villa's Position Greatly. Improved.
EVERTON MAINTAIN LEAD.
The following tables show the present positions of the teams, the midweek and Saturday matchen" having been taken into account in their compilation.
Everton
Division I.
Goala,
P. W. D. L. F..,A. Pts.. .28 14 7 7 73. 40 35
Huddersfield .27 15 4 8 67 47 34
Lolcester
Boltori
Cardiff
Burnley
Newcastle
13 7
40 33 7 9 68 61 33
4 13 5 9 57 42 31 11 8 8 48 46 30
13 5 9 67.42
.20 14
.28 11
Blackburn.28.
Sunderland.6 10
2 18 60 C6 30
58 54 23
11 50 56
50 58
9.40 49
7 0
32 47
03 82
20
5 12 53 $2.97
55 40
Arsenal .20 10 7 9 Liverpool
..27.8 10 58 52 28 ..28 12 2 14 47 53 West Ham. 27 11 4 12 58 65
11
Middlesbro 28 981258 Derby
..27 9 7 11
Sheffield U. .28 9 7 12 Manchester ..27 10.5 12 Birmingham .276 11 10 Portsmouth 27 8 6.13 Wednesday
60
50
43
.276 9-13
Division II,
40 00
Mr. Haimovitch"
12
1- I
CHINESE CLUB.
Mr. Poto-Hunt'
1
8 2
Mr. Heard
2 2
First Prize
$100,800
Mr. Charles
1
1.
Second Prize
28,800
Mr. G. da Roza
1
Third Prize
14,400
Mr. Wong
Handsome Stag
OB970.
Mr. Bulteel
Winsome Stag
01921
Mr. Harriman
Bakers Bay
01147
Mr. Usher
Сооб Вау
07918
Mr. Stanton'
Deepwater Bay
19842
Owners.
Monterey Bay
12446
1st 2nd 3rd.
Sitting Pull
08957
Mr. L. Dunbar
3 1
Young Pretender"
07662
Mr. Eve
1 2 I
Heir Apparent New Year's Eve
12007
Mr. H. Seth
1
-
17400
Mr. Dynasty
1
1
Boxing Eve
01860
Hon. Mr. A. C. Haynes
P. W. L. D. F. A. Pts.
Blackstone Hall
12862
and Mr. C. G. Mackie
0 24 6 20
Guild Hall
05541
Mrs. Dunbar
0 24 11 10
Manor Hall
10059
Mr. Moon
Peck
13737
Mr. Hau Un
5 1 4
0 8 19 2
04000
Major Lake
Comrade
11417
Mrs. R. J. Paterson
0 4 24 0
Captain
19629
Mr. H. B. L. Dowbiggin
Duke of Verona
18527
Dr. S. T. Wong
U Un II.
18033
Mr. Chan Tin-ston
November
03333
Mr. George...
Mish Mish
.16319
Mr. R. M. Austin
Movanagher
12383
Mr. Wayfoong
1
Harlene
10428
Mr. H. P. White
Tottenham
1
SOUTH CHINA A.A.
Mr. Richardson. Mrs. Priestley
1
1
Aston Villa 28 11
First Prize
$151,200
Messrs.
Stanton &
Second Prize
40,000
Reidy
Third Prize
20,000
1
Bury
Handsome Stag
26148
Mr. R. J. Paterson ...
2
Winsome Stag
19835.
Bakers Bay
11727
Coos Bay
29294
TURF DISPUTE.
Deepwater Ray
14093
Monterey Bay Sitting Bull Young Pretender Heir Apparent New Year's Eve
02559
20408
GERMAN RACING CLUB SUED.
01791
12216
17585
3
2 Mr. C. T. C.'s Southern Stag 155 lbs. (Mr. Harriman) Dr. S. To Wong's Fair Eyes 152 lbs. (Mr. G. du Roza) Mr. R. M. Austin's Social Call 152 lbs. .... (Mr. Erskine) Mr. Carlfred's Busaco 150 lbs.
(Mr. Miller) 0
Boxing Eve
10899
2
Blackstone Hall
09071
Guild Hall
19836
3
Manor Hall
28474
0
AMATEUR POSITION IN 1927,
Peck
28237
Pickle
25694
Comrade
02696
Captain
11429
Duke of Verona
06464
0
Un II.
00962
November
20064
Mish Mish
18309
stovanagher Harlene
22711
29900
EASMA CLUR. Handsome Stag Winsome Stag Bakers Bay Coos Bay
10793
11177
19681
Deep Water Bay
7200 7107
Monterey Bay Sitting. Bull Young Pretender Heir Apparent New Year's Eve Boxing Eve
10839.
10487
16937
19362
16454
10071
Blackstone Hall
19080
Guild Hall
6490
Manor Hall
17842
18682
7065
Comrade,
17970
Captain
12462
Duke of Verona
10148
16470
19395
10291
17472
10158
1
Q: Mr. P. W. Dee's Green Slip 150
ba.
...(Mr. Proulx) Mr. H. B. L. Dowbiggin's
Ploughman 155 lbs.
0
3 lengths: lengths. Pari-mutuel: Winner $33.50; Placos: 1st $3.80; 2nd $5.60; 3rd: $8.50.
2. ROYAL NAVY CUP presented-
(Mr. Heard) Mrs. R. M. Dyer's Easing Wold.
155 lbs. .....(Mr. Reidy) Mr. Eve's Twilight Eve 166 lbs....... (Mr. Pote-Hunt) Mr. Ho Kom-tong's Masonic Hall 155 ibs...(Mr. Wong)
by the officers of the Royal Navy Mr. E. L. Hosie's The Haugh with $500 added to the winner, second 250, third $150, for subscription 152 lbs.... (Mr. Maitland) grimins of any season, weight for Hon. Mr. A. C. Hynes and C. inches as per scale, winner of the Gordon Mackie's Peter 152 Garrison Cup at this meeting 10 lb.
(Mr. Clark) extra, other winners at this meeting 7 lb. extra, subscription griffins of Mrs. R. J. Paterson's Skipper this year allowed $ 1, jockey 155 lbs..... (Mr. Bulteel) allowance, entrance $10. About one Mr. John Peel's Siang River
mile, 165 yards. Messrs. Dyer
and Beith's Tangle.155 lbs. (Mr. Heard) Mr. Ho Kom-tong's Kom Tong Hall 156 lbs. ...(Mr. Wong) Messrs. Tester and Abraham's
Bing Boy 155 lbs....
(Mr. Maitland) Mr. R. M. Austin's Fire Call 150 lbs..... (Mr. Wallace) Mr. R. M. Austin's District Call 159 lbs. (Mr. Botelho) Mrs. Bernard's Barley Grass
152 lbs... (Mr. G. da Roza), Messrs. Dyer and Beith's'
Loch Tummel 152 lbs. .... (Mr. Reidy)
Mr. Eve's Festive Eve 165 lbs. ... (Mr. Pote-Hunt) Mr. George's Horsford 153 lbs. (Mr. Haimovitch)
1
2
lbs.
150 lbs. (Mr. Wallace) Mr. Roda's Zed 155 lbs.....、 (Mr. da Rocha) Mr.. W. E. L. Shenton's The Grouse 155 lbs. (Mr. Sewell) Mr. Union's Fook Shau 155
lbs.
(Mr. Loo)
3 Mr. H. L. Yung's Galopin 147
Ibs..
.(Mr. Liang)
GOLF.
NEW PERSONALITIES.
The year 1927, now drawing to a close. hus, in the realms of ama- Įteur golf, been aingalarly unevent- Oful and unexciting, due in a large
measure to
the absence of the 0 Amerlenn players, wrote the "Ob
server" golf correspondent at the Olend of December. Having surren- dered the championship without any attempt to defend it, Britain perforce regained possession of the
O title, and it is now her business to
see that it stays here.
In Dr. Tweddell we have an en- 0jtirely new figure in golf, a man worthy in all respects to rank na Da champion. Dr. Tweddell is a young man of vision and courage, 0 an individualist who has worked
out his own golfing salvation withi O a degree of success that' la quite remarkable. If there is any simi- Olarity in style, methods, and out- look, then I think that Dr. Tweddell 0 more closely resembles Mr. Jones than any other player. There is
O the close stance, the compact
0 Mr. L. Dunbar's Bay of Green-awing, and the same economisation
land 155 lbs. (Mr., Charles) of effort Dr. Tweddell, like Mr. Messrs. Dyer and Beith's Dun-
dee 150 lbs... (Mr. Botelho) 0:Mr. John Peel's Little River-
151 lbs. (Mr. Wolfe-Murray) Mr. Seth's Meanwhile 162 lbs..... (Mr. Haimovitch) Messrs. Stanton and Reidy's
Tarzan 152 lbs..
(Mr. Stanton)
Jones, is essentially a stroke, or
0 score, player, and because of this very characteristic he is a very
O elusive match player.
"In most cases, he says, "Old Man Par is good enough to beat anybody." So it is, but this ma- chine-like golf, where the oppon- 0 ent is more or less ignored and his shota disregarded, is so very inhuman in its conception that it Pari mutuel: -Winner is quite beyond the grasp of the 0$1,402.50: Places: 1st $266.20; ordinary
2nd $36.50; 3rd $10.40.
0
0
0
Messrs. Hall & Shenton's The
Gnome 152 lbs.
Messrs. Kong Bros.' Sea
Front 150 lbs...
(Mr. Harriman)
01
L
Major Lake & Capt. Abbott's
Berwick 152 lbs.
0.
(Mr. Sewell)
(Mr. Wolfe-Murray)
Mrs. R. J. Paterson's Dobbin
158 lbs..... (Mr. Bulteel) 0 Dr. L. Reidy's Mowgli 153 lbs. (Mr. Usher)
Mr. Richardson's Silver Fox (late Sagamore) 150 lbs.. (Mr. Tyrwhitt) Mr. E. L. Sim's Kaa 150 lbs. (Mr. Clark)
Time: 2.10.1/6.
1% lengths; length.
JOCKEY CLUB.
BOOKMAKERS AND TAX CRITICISMS.
man.
Anyhow, Dr. Tweddell has embraced the prin- ciple of playing the holes instead of the man with such success that he is now a champion. At Stour- bridge, where he plays most of his golf, Dr. Tweddoll not only makes a habit of winning competitions in The Jockey Club was criticised astonishingly low scores, but not when the members of the Bookmak- so long ago he became the open ers' and Backers' Racecourse Pro-champion of the Midlands, beating tection Association, Ltd., mot at all the professionals in this large 0 the Holborn Restaurant for their area.
0
seventh annual dinner and ball. It has been a most noteworthy Mr T. Oakley, M.P., the chair. year for Midlands golf, because n Mr. H. P. White's Shingle man, proposing the toast of the Birmingham player, Mr. T. P. 152 lbs..... (Mr. Charles) 0 association, referred to the Betting Perkins, captured the English Time: 2.20.
Tax, and said that the need for championship. In addition, Mr. 1% lengths: 1 length.
unity was even more apparent now Perkins, along with Mr. W. B. Pari-mutuel: -- Winner $79.12; than was the case when the tax was Torranco, was the leading British Places: 1st $2210; 2nd $63.50; first introduced. Nobody had fail-amateur in the Open Championship 3rd $12.50.
ed more at a critical time than had at St. Andrews with a score of 800, the Jockey Club, who had advocata figure that put Into the shade [ed what would only be called many a performance by ́ profes-
9-"BLACK ROCK" STAKES.-win-
ner 1000, second $250, third $150, for "panic legislation." The Introduc-sionals with world-wide reputa- China ponies bona fide griffins of this tion of the totalisator would run tiona.
meeting weight for Inches as per horse-racing and horse-breeding.
scale, winters of one race other than It was absurd to suggest that the
a race confined to subscription: grimirs
Ib. of two or more races.7 The totalisator could stop the rot
extra, entrance $10. One mile and "The Jockey Club," he said, "has course management to which he
a quarter,
Mr. Dynasty's Heir Apparent 158 lbs. (Mr. Haimovitch) Mr. Eve's Boxing Eve 158 lbs. (Mr. Pote-Hunt)
Mr. Ho Kom-tong's Manor Hall 158 Tbs... (Mr. Wong) Mr. K. H's Chemal 158 lbs. (Mr. Sewell) Mrs. R. J. Paterson's Mish
Mish 155 lbs.
taken the attitude of ploughing a would like to draw attention, and lonely furrow and not assisting that was the supervision of the
1 other members of the racing com ring. Three years ago new off
munity."
cials were appointed by the Jockey
2 Mr. Albert Marks, president of Club for this department, and their the BBsociation, replying, said: thorough and efficient work had at 3 "The bookmakers can and do lose, tained results never before achiev
but the tote nover. The publiced in his forty years' experience must decide whether they want the of the racecourse. This was a mat bookmakers or the totalisa-ter of much satisfaction to the as- tor. The success or failure of the sociation, as the splendid, efforts of 0 new scheme for betting must be Major Wymer, who was in charge furnished by the public, who must of this work, helped considerably decide the lasue by their patron in carrying out some of the prin- age. There was one branch by cipal ideas for which the associa work in connection, with the race tion was formeda
*V (Mr. Bulteel) Time: 2.87.1/5!! Many lengths; many lengths, Pari-mutuel Winner $12.10; Places: 1st $5.40; 2nd $5.30.
Peck
Pickle
U Un II.
November
Mish Mish
Movanagher Harlene
P. W. D. L .27 17 6 4
Berlin.-An unusual action hea been started against the Hamburg Racing Club by the well-known Chelsea
Manehester owner, Horr. M. J. Oppenheimer,
Stoke
Goals.
QUEEN'S THEATRE
"here us is"
DUNCAN SISTERS
In the Motion Picture
TOPSYEVA
from the play by Catherine Chisholm Cushing Directed by DEL LORD
SUNDAY & MONDAY
Division III. (North)
F. A. Pta. 55 27 40 Bradford
Doncaster
69 42 38 Stockport
17 4
.28 18
G
6
.2 16 4 8
27 14: .27 14
G
7 65 33 34 Darlington
44 40 38 Transmere 71 49 36 Lincoln
&
8 51 40 39 Halifax
6
8 +63 30 30 Accrington
in connection with the last Ham-Preston burg Derby, when his horse Liber- Leeds tas was beaten by Mah-Jong by a Oldham head. He claimes damages owing to the starter having assigned a West Brom. 27 11 8 9
Notts. For....20 12 position to the horse in a puddle of Port Vale...27 13 water, whereby it sustained in Bristol C. .27 11 6 11 juries in taking off, and in conse-
20 9 10 Flull
.27 10 8 quence not only lost the race, but was incapacitated for the rest of the senson.
12
Goala.
P. W. D. L. F. A. Pts.. 28 19 7 2 77 29 27 17 46 60 25.38 .20 14 7 40 33
25 13 0 0 61 37 .28 14
14 4 10 56 K
.26 13 4 9
56
11 8 8 54
.27 11 8 8 52
63 52 30 Wrexham...26 13 3 10.. 47 40 28 Bradford C. .27 9 10 8 35 62 28
28
55
34 28thport...26 12 3 11
Rochdale
26 13 1 11 62 Grimsby
28 Hartlepools 27 11 6 13 49 Swansea...27 11 Notts. C.
27 Chesterfeld 27 8 8 12 44 53. .27 8 7 12
5028 Rotherham 26 Clapton 0...27 9 6 13 417 23
11 44 46 26 8 7 11 Now Brighton 24 8 8 10 42 40 18 8 7 13 Barnsley
Crewe
27 ...2 8 6 15 66 73 22 Blackpool
Ashington 77 14 43 54
Durham 77 13
39 56 21 Nelson 61 67 19 Barrow 42 68 19 Wigan 40 83 11
The proceedings are not regard. ed with favour in Turf circles, ac- Southampton 28
cording to the "Berliner Tage Reading blatt," it being held that the start- Fulham
.27 7 5 15
.27 7 5 16
er was within his rights in allot- Wolves ting any position he chose to this South Shields 27 3 5 19 horse, which was notoriously a
nervous animal.
The race, it is
95 01
· Division III. (South)
Gogis
A. Pts.
P. W. D. L. F.
.27 18 4 5 82 38 40
.25 16 5 5 68 40 87
admitted, was run under deplorable weather conditions, but it is con- Millwall tended that the owner could have Northants withdrawn the
horne.-"Central Plymouth News."
Exoter.... Brighton Queen's Park 2 128
F. C. Toone, the Yorkshire Coun- Swindon ty secretary, is likely to be the Newport. manager of the English cricket Charlton team in Australia next year. He ans Is very popular out there.
77 13 61 62
.28 7 7 14 47 74 .28 8 6 15 88 42 .26 8 3 1851 77 .28 5 6 17 88 79.16 .28 5 5 18 33 72 16
SCOTTISH LEAGUE,
-27 15 4 8.61 88 - 34 | Rangers can
Goals.
P. W. D. L. F. A.Pia: 26 19 4 3 80 27 42
26 11 9 5 44 28 at Motherwell ..27 17 6 4 69 81 40
27 17 4 7 78 86
27 18 5.9 67.49 31 Celtic .......28.18 7 3 67 28 89
$2 30 Hearts
28 St. Mirren 26 14 40 54 56 32. 1829 Kilmarnock 28 12 88
28 Aberdeen.29:14 8 12 54 58 14128
68 27 Partick.28 18 5 10 67 49 48 26 Cowdenbeath 28 12 7 0.47 48 31 43 25 Falkirk .....28 14 -2.1260 ≥52 30 57 25 St. Johnstone 29 11 7 11 57 54 23 88 22 Hibernians.28 10 7 11 54 51 27 19 21 Dundee .....27 10 4 13 46 59 24 46 21 Airdrie zwa...28.7 9:12 41 58* : 6421 Queen's Park 28 8 6 14 49 56
Crystal Pal. Bournemouth 20 10 Southend
The majority of the clubs in the ra
Gillingham
English Football League report considerable decrease in receipts Coventry this season, owing chiefly to the Bristol R bad weather. A number of them Merthyr In the Northern Section are finding Torquay Watford It difficult to carry on.
Luton
[24 11 .28 11 3
28 9 4 .26 7 7 .24 7
8 5
9 2
27 6
7. B 14
48 66 20 Ro'neas...278 2:17 34 85 21 38 57 20 Clyde
515 35 62 19
44 54 19 Hamilton ‚ 28-; 7: 4·17, 48, 64° 18) 32 67 18 Raith Rovers 26 6 5 15 48 68 14 56 6017 Dunfermline .278 822, 80, 95
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