MONDAY, MARCH 12, 1928.
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WEEK-END RESULTS:
Results of principal football matches (under both codes) play. ed during the week-end, resulted as follow (home teams mentioned Arat):
Soccer International.
At Amsterdam:-Holland 1 goal, Belgium 1 goal.
Inter-League.
At Glasgow Scottish League 2 goala, English League 6 gonia.
1.
LEAGUE MATCHES.
Division. I.
Blackburn 2, Liverpool -1.
Bolton 1, Arsenal 1.
Cardif 3, Leicester 0.
points (2 goals and 1 try).
--Router.
County Championship: Yorkshire 12 points, Cornwall 8 points.-Bri- tish Wireless Service..
VALLEY GOLF.
R.H.K.G.C. JUNIOR SECTION CHAMPIONSHIP.
Årst
MOTOR CYCLE TRIAL.
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RELIABILITY RUN PROVES SUCCESS.
YESTERDAY'S EVENT.
The motor cyclo trial organised under the auspices of the mobile section of the Armoured Car Com- pany, H.K. Volunteers, was a com- plete success in every way and ex- eited considerable interest not only among the competitors but among large numbora of the public who gathered at various points en route to watch dificult sectors negotiat-
Matches played to date in the round (match play) of the Royal Hong Kong Golf Club juntored.. section championship at Happy Valley are as follow-
Birmingham 4, Sheffield United 1, and 3); J. M. McBride beat F. T. James (2 and 1); E. Moore beat C. A. Goldenborg (7 and 6).'
The matches between A. E. Clark v. W. McKay and J. Laing v. A. E.
Everton 0, Portsmouth 0.
.
Huddersfield 4. Sunderland 2.
Although 50 riders competed und the itinerary included difficult P. Morrison beat A. J. W. Dorling
sectors requiring considerable (5 up and 4 to play); J. McCubbin kill, the trial was remarkably free beat W. Pryde (4 and 3); from accidents, two riders only ex Stewart beat F. E. E. Booker (periencing minor spills requiring up); R. Wallace beat G. McLeod (4nttention for scrutches and bruises. As considerable data will have to be gone through in the matter of times of arrival at given points and secret checks at various points, it will be impossible to announce the result until to-morrow. It is antisfactory to note that nearly all competitora completed the course.
Congratulations are due to all concerned for the excellent turn- out and efficient arrangements. Now that it has been shown that there is the requisite keenness among competitors and enough organising ability it should be pos sible to arrange similar events in the future.
Manchester United 1, West Ham Charman have not yet been played.
LADIES' SECTION.
Middlesbrough 6, Bury 1. Newcastle 7, Aston Villa 5. Wednesday 5, Burnley 0. Tottenham 1, Derby 2.
Division II.
Blackpool 2, Hull 1. Bristol City 2, Barnsley 0. Chelsea 2, Preston N.E. 1. Clapton Orient 1, Swansea 1. Grimsby 2, Notts Forest 1. Notts County 4, South Shields 1. Oldham 0, Leeds 1. Reading 1, Manchester City 1. Southampton 1, Port Vale 3. Stoke 2, Wolverhampton 2. West Bromwich 4. Fulham 0.
Division II (South). Brentford, Newport 1. Bournemouth 2, Coventry 3. Brighton 0, Gillingham 0. Crystal Palace 2, Watford 1. Exeter 2, Charlton 1. Luton 2, Swinden 1. Millwall, Queen's Park Rang- ers 1.
Northampton 6; Merthyr 0. Norwich 2, Plymouth 0. Southend 2, Walsall 1. Torquay 0. Bristol Rovers 0.
Division III (North). Barrow 2, New Brighton 1, Bradford 2, Crewe 0.
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The final of the Royal Hong Kong Golf Club ladies' section champion ship was played over the course at Fanling yesterday, and was won by Mrs. R. E. Tottenham, who beat Mrs. T. S. Whyte-Smith, 8 up and 2
to play.
Mrs. H. R. B. Hancock presented the championship cup to Mrs. Tottenham and the runner-up cup to Mrs. Whyte-Smith, after which, in the absence of the Hon. Mr. E. R. Hallifax, Captain of the R.H.K.G.C., Mr. H. R. B. Hancock made a brief speech of congratula- tion.
Mrs. F. A. Redmond, Captain of the Ladies' Section, thanked Mrs. Hancock.
STANDARD TIME.
SUNRISE AND SUNSET IN HONG KONG.
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Sunrise and Sunset in Hong Kong during March, according to the standard time of the 120th meridian east of Greenwich, is as follows:-
Date.
Sunrise. Sunset. March
a.m. p.m. 6.25 6.82 6.34 6.32
6.31 6.38 6.30 6.38 6.29: 6.34 6.84
12
Chesterfield 3, Ashington Q.
19
Durham 1; Doncaster 8.
Nelson 1, Lincoln 3.
14
6.34 6.32
15
6.33
6.38
Rochdale 0, Hartlepools 1.
Rotherham 2, Accrington 1.
16
6.32 6.33
Southport 2, Wigan 1.
17
Stockport S, Bradford City 0.
18
Tranmere 2, Halifax 2.
19
Wrexham 1, Darlington 2.
20
6.27
Scottish League (Div. L).
21
6.27 6.35
Aberdeen 3, Partick 0.
22
6.26
6.36
Clyde 2, Queen's Park 1.
23
6.25
6.36
Dundee 4. Hibernians 1,
24
6.24
6.36
Hamilton 4, Ruith 1.
25
6.29
8.36
Hearts 2, St. Mirren 1. Kilmarnock 1, Falkirk 1. St. Johnstone 4, 'Bo'ness 1. Postponed: Airdrie
28
6.22
6.37
27
6.21
6.97
28
6.20
6.37
Celtic. 29
6.19
6.37
Cowdenbeath v. Motherwell, Rang- ers v. Dunfermline..
.30
6.18 6.38
31
8.17
0.38
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