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London, Saturday. To-day's Cup Tie and League matches resulted as under:-
ENGLISH CUP.
Third Round,
3 Millwall
9 Wrexham'
LOCAL FOOTBALL.
KEEN STRUGGLE IN LAI WAH
CUP MATCH.
DEFEAT OF THE ARMY.
KOWLOON GOLF CLUB.
Junior Championship
Played.
+
SECOND ROUND RESULTS
MONDAY, JANUARY 12, 1931.
YACHTING.
RESULT OF WEEK-END CHAMPIONSHIP RACES. WENDY DOES NOT FINISH.
The results of the Royal Horg Kong Yacht Club's eighth Cham pionship Race for sailing yachts, run on Saturday over a course, ex- tending from Lyemun Beacon Rumsey Shoal, were as follows
"II" Classi [Started at 2.25 p.m.]
The second round of the Junior Championship of the Kowloon Golf Club was played off yesterday, with
Diana the following results: The semi-final of the Lai Wah
W. Groves beat A. C. Sinton, Rolla Cup, played on Saturday on the 6 & 5. Club ground, produced a keen T..J. King beat F. W. T. Ross, struggle between the Army and 1 up.
the Chinese. The Chinese won W. Ringshaw beat E. O. Murphy.
y the odd goal in seven, and 9 & 1. thus qualify to meet the Civiliana
the final.
Colleen
to
TIMES Finished Corrected 4.40.44 4.33.59 4.41.03 4.31.41 4.85.41 4,30.30 4.40.27 43441 4.21.40
4.21.40
La Linda Norens Argulla II,
4.40.49 4.31.20 Dorothea
4.32.01 "F", "Y" and "G" Classes.
Started at 2.80 p.m.]
Southport Wolves
1
1
Tottenham
8 Preston N. E. 1
Two matches were played in Division I, Kowloon defying the
A. W. Brown beat H. T. Buxton, S & 1.
FANLING GOLF.
Crystal Pal
1 Reading
critics and taking both points
Daphne Jesaamine Why Wonder? Wings
Sunderland
2 Southampton
Q
from the Club, and the Police hav-
1 Torquay
0 Everton
Bury Plymouth Aldershot Sheffield U. Gateshead Balton W. Oldham Newcastle Brentford West Ham Bristol R
Corinthians Scarboro Burnley
Leeds U.
Arsenal
Middlesbro'
Exeter
Leicester
0 Bradford
1 York C.
1
1
The following ere the results of Bluejacket
| Boojum
g their revenge on St. Joseph's the competition and matches play Speedwell for their former defeat.
ed over Fanling during the week-Zephyr
Adanae
Junior Championship-First Round.
In Division II Eastern con-end:- tinued in their winning vein, dis-i 6posing of the Club, and the Navy returning to their old form, beat South China easily by four goals! to one.
2 Wednesday
1 Carlisle
1 Watford
3
4 Notts F.
2 Cardif
1 Chelsea
3. Queen's P.R.
1 Port Vale
1 Grimsby
3 Manchester C.
▸ The lenders of Division III won
3 again, their victirns being South China, and so remain in a strong position at the top. The R.A.O.C.
3
2 gained a long awaited win at the
expense of the Athletic.
Club
1 Police
2 Huddersfield
0
Aston Villa
2
RESULTS AT A GLANCE.
Barnsley
4 Bristol C.
1
Stoke
3 Manchester U. 3
Liverpool
0 Birmingham
2
* Bradford C.
*
Lai Wah Cup--Semi-final.' Chinese
4 Army
Division I.
3
Blackburn R.
1 Walsall
1
Kowloon
3 Derby Co.
2 St. Joseph's
1 Brighton
2
Division II.
1 Blackpool
2
.0 Portsmouth
South China
1 Nary
of
Club
1 Eastern
West Brom.
2 Charlton
Athletic
ຄ
Borderers
Notts Co.
3 Swansen
1 University
6
Argylls
1
Recreio
1
Division II,
South China Athletic
1 Borderera
1 R.A.0.C.
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Corner of Des Voeux Rd. C. and Chater Rd.
Hull
Fulham
*Postponed.
ENGLISH LEAGUE.
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NOVELITY JEWELLERY, ETC.
Gillingham Luton Southend
HONG KONG
SHANGHAI
Division III--Southern.
2 Coventry
1 Norwich
A
1 Thomes
0
Division III-Northern,
Accrington
3 New Brighton 0
MANILA.
Burrow Rochdale Rotherham Chesterfield
3 Darlington
2
1 Steckpert
5 Wigan
2
2 Nelson
1
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SCOTTISH LEAGUE.
R.A.
GOAL SCORERS.
The following were the gon! scorers in yesterday's Cup and League matches:--
Lai Wah Cup.
Fung King-cheung (Chinese) 3 Tam Kong-pak (Chinese)
Henderson (Army)
"McQuade (Army)
Louden (Army)
Division, L.
Jansen (Kowloon)
Leonard, D. (St. Joseph's)
'Division 11.
Ng York-hon (Eastern)
Frazer (Police).
Airdrie.
2. Aberdeen
D
Simpson (Kowloon)
Ayr Celtic
4 Hamilton
2
Pile (Police)
Cornwall
9 East Fife
(Police)
Cowdenbeath
0 Clyde
1
Dundee Hearts Leith Motherwell l'artick
3 Morten
ง
1 Kilmarnock
Wong (University>
1 Hibernians
I
Çandah (University)
1 Rangers
0
Kirkby (Navy)
3 Falkirk
2
St. Mirren
2 Queen's Park 1 -Reuter.
LEAGUE TABLES TO DATE.
Diriston III-Southern
Goals,
P. W. D. L. F. A. Fls. Notts Cnly .24 15 3 39 28 36 Crystal Pal 23 13 5 5 68 45 31 Northampton 23 12 6 5 11 23 30 Southend ...24 14 2 8 48 37 30 Erighton 28 10 8 4 39 Fulham
Brentford
Torquay
27 29
23 11 5 7 40 43 27 24 11 4 9 57 45
24 11 3 10 32 50 23
Coventry ...23 10 4 9 54 41
Bournemouth 23
Swindon....24 11
Exeter
Queen's P.R.
Gillingham
Luton
Clapton 0.
Bristol R
Watford
Walsall
Ballantyne (Argylls)
Robertson (Navy)
Nash (Navy)
Cheuk Shek-kam (9. Chim)
Kennar (Artillery)
Nelson (Borderers) Bowen (Borderers) Girvan (Argylis)
Pereira (Recreio) Bell* (Club)
Division III. Powell (Borderers)
Tung Son-shing (South China) Pritchard (Borderers)
Hamblyn (Borderers)
Sansom (R.A.0.C.)
Carter' (R.A.0.C.)
Clarke (own goal, Athletic):
LEAGUE TABLES TO DATE.
Division L
Goals
P. W. L. D. F. A. Pts. South China 11 10 1 0 37 10 20 Athletic Argylls
8 4 10 37 42 20 .24 8 7 11 38 60 19 .23 7 6 11 42 46 19 Borderers .22 6 0 10 49 53 18 Kowloon
9 7 1 1 23 9 15
11 7 4 0 27 19 14
.10 6 3 1 28 14 13
9 4 2 8 21 16 11
8 4 4 0 25 18
.12 3 8 1
Thames 24 6 3 15 25 60 15 Navy Norwich 24 5 4.15 25 43 14 Police Newport...23 6 2 15 45 69 11 R.A.
Division III-Northern.
St. Joseph's 11 2 9 J Goals.
Club
Lincoln
P. W. D. L. F. A. Pis. 23 16 3 4 54 28 35 Chesterfield .25 15 6 5 00 33 35 Stockport
24 16 3 6 53 33 33 Eastern Tranmere .24 15 3 6 TI 50 33
10 48 48 29. Navy
6 54 33 28 Borderers
Wigan
Hull... Wrexham Eouthport Carlisle..
Gateshead
Rotherham
Rochdale ..
Accrington ..20
80 -28
2 8
1 8 1
Goals,
Division I
P. W. L. D. F.A. ....12 10 1.1 20
-14 10 4 0.60 10 20
-32 0.1 29 13 20 88 10 20 15 .11.6 3 2 25 17 18 26 14 27 University..12 6 5 22 16 12
Club 27 Argylls
23 St Joseph's 12 6 6 1 23 19 11 22 Athletle....12 5 8 12 15 11
80 21 Kowloon ...12 37 2 12 29
60 71 21 South China 18 3 1 12.32
0. Eager beat C. 1. Burton, 1 up. Captain's Cup (1930), First Round Completed.
J. S. Maclaren received w.o. from F. Groves.
1. U. Ireland (5) beat A. I. Musson
(7), 5 and 3.
D. S. Robb (10) beat A. D. Humphreys (9), 1 and 2,
Lola Wendy
4.41.53
TIMES Finished Corrected 4.45.57 4.45.67 5.09.00 5.09.09 5.10.05 5,07,56 5.08.37 5.04.28 5.10.91 5.08.28 5.08.17 5.00.08 5.10.32 5.08.23 $.11.19
5.04.50 5.08.69 5.06.50 6.35.49 5.27.10 Did not finish
ARMY DEFEAT CLUB IN TWO EVENTS.
WEALTH INVESTED IN SPORT.
Britain's Output During A Year.
20 MILLIONS WASTED.
Great Britain spends 60 millions a year on sport, excluding racing. And of this, says an authority, at least 20 millions is unnecessary ex- penditure.
"This," he says, "is because all the implements of sport, like golf clubs and lawn tennis rackets, are far too dear, and club subscriptions are far too high.
"There is also a snobbery in
sport which demands special clothes and special tips.
"Incidental
lunch and
such expenses,
我连 tea at the club house,
drinks, green fees, and tip to cad- dies and ball boys have all increased enormously.
Increase.
"The cost of golf and tennis is becoming greater every year.
"The best lawn tennis rackets were sold in 1914 for £1 10s. They are sold to-day for £3 15s.-an in- crease of more than 10 per cent.
"Although a few people buy a complete set of golf clubs--threa woods and six frons for about 29- The Army defented the R.H.K. most serious golfers content them-
ALL-ROUND SUPERIORITY.
J. D. Thomson (8) beat B. D. Evans Yacht Club yesterday by ten selves with a driver, a spoon, as an
(11), 4 and 2.
Second Round. D. S. Robb bent J. D. Thomson, é and 2.
R. A. Campbell bent T. J. Price, 1 and 2.
G. M. Young Cup. Semi-Final. H.K. & Shanghai Bank beat Jar-
dine, Matheson & Co., 7 points to 5.
Dodwell & Co. beat Butterfield & Swire, 7 points to 5.
Junior Section-Happy Valley.
The following are the completed first round results for the Adam- 280m Cup (1930):—
R. Wallace (9) beat H. T. Brooka (18).
A. E. Clarke (15) beat F. E. Booker (11).
L. E. Longbottom (16) beut A. Brooksbank (18).
A. D. Fraser (18) bant J. H. Gelling (18).
Draw for Junior Section Cham- pionship:--
H. T. Brooks v. S. Stacey.
L. E. Longbottom v. A. G. Ursell, A. E. Clarke v. W. M. Smith. E Moore v. W. Sayers.
R. C. Wallace v. C. C. Moss.. F. E. Booker v. G. H. McLeod. A. E. Charmon v. II. Mundy.
J. Dickson v. G. Brookshank, First round to be played on or before February 10.
'DEMPSEY 'RETURNS'
JACK FORGETS HIMSELF AS REFEREE.
HARVEY LOSES.
on-
Dallas, Texas, Saturday. Ten thousand sports thusiasts had visible proof last night that Dempsey is still tho Manassa mauler of old. Jack, who was refereeing a wrestling match, resented being hit on the jaw by Billy Edwards, one of the contes-
..12 0 9 8 6 .80
Division III.
Goals
3
P. W. L. D. F. A. Ft.
Jack Dempsey. tants. Edwards had been awarded the decision, but through a misunderstanding tried to continue, the patch. Dempsey straightened up and shot a wick-
Hartlepools 239 2 12 48 44 20 A10 2.8.0 20 Doncaster 23 6 7 10 37 34 19 Recreig Darlington ..24 8 8 13 41 .38 19 York Barrow.
218 41 48 18
N. Brighton 25 7.4 14 24 51 18
Halifax Crowe
Nelson
Celtic
Dundes
Borderers ...13 9 3 1 45 17 1ed right to the wrestler's jaw.
points, after winning both morn-iron. ing and afternoon events. Details niblick. of the races follow:-
Morning Race. Starting gun 11.07 a.m. Course: Start-Club Line west to east, Channel Rocks (P), Kowloon Rack
Our Sports Diary.
LOCAL
FENCING To-day-Fencing Club Meeting, Yacht Club, 5.45 p.m.
CHESS-To-morrow-Kowloon Chess Club Championship.
FOOTBALL To-morrow Council Meeting. French Bank Building, 5.30 p.m.
Saturday--First Division— Navy v. Borderers, Club v. Royal Artillery, Argylis v. Chinese Ath- lette, St. Joseph's v. Club de Re-. crein: Second Division-Navy
V. Royal Artillery, Club de Recreio v. Chinese Athletic, University v. South China,
Club St. Joseph's, Borderers v. Argylls, Eastern v. Kowloon F.C. Third Division Fukien v. Royal Air Forco, R.A.0.C. v. Royal Engineers, Ewo V. Borderera, R.A.S.C. v. Chinese Athletic.
FANLING HUNT-Wednesday -Sheung Shui Police Station.
Saturday-Kennels.
January 21-Hunters' Arms. January 26--17 Pine Tree Hill, 20%4/30 milestone.
January 28Race Course. January 31-Sun Wai Camp. GOLF-Wednesday-Match bo- tween "Wild Bill" Mehlhorn and Bobby Cruickshank, Fanling, 2.30
p.m.
Thursday-Railway Cup Final
-Ladies.
Frilay-Taggart
Round.
Cup-Third
Saturday and Sunday-Bogey Pool, Fanling.
Sunday-Firat Round Janior Saturday and Sunday K.C.C. Captain's Cup.
January 25-Semi-final K.G.C. Junior Championship.
February 1-- Second
Round Junior Championship, Fanling,
February 10-Junior Section, Championship, R.H.K.G.C. (First round).
RIFLE SHOOTING-Friday Pablle fceting, Jardine, Mathe- Bon's Board Room, 5.30 p.m.
CRICKET Saturday--Division I-Civil Service C.C. v. Kowloon C.C. (L.) Indian R.C. v. Hong Kong C.C. (F.); Division II- Kowloon C.C. v. Civil Service C.C. (L): Craigengower C.C. v. Club de Recreio (L.); Hong Kong C.C. v. Indian R.C. (F.).
RUGBY FOOTBALL-Saturday --Second Trial Game.
January 2-Club V. Army (Triangular Tournament).
February 8-Club v. Navy (Tri- angalar Tournament).
RACING Sunday Fanling Hunt Club's Steeplechase Meeting
February 16 Fanling Hunt- Club's Steeplechase Meeting,
February 28-March 7-Annual" Race Meeting.
TENNIS January 10-U.Ś.R.C. Tournament-Second Rounda
Close.
HOME
FOOTBALL Saturday-First Round of Scottish Cup.
January 24 English Cup Fourth Round.-
RUGBY FOOTBALL-Saturday ---England v. Wales, Twickenham. January 24-Scotland v. France, Paris.
Д
mashie, putter, and
"Golf balls range from 1s. to 23. 6d. each, golf bags from 10s. 6d. to £6 6s., and you may pay thing up to £21 for a suit of golfing clothes."
any-
"It has been estimated that no- body can play golf in England under £50 a year. Lawn tennis costs at least £30 a year. Golf Expenses,
"But as these figures represent the minimum, a great deal more is spent by most players.
"The average golf club sub- scription is £10 10s. a year, with an entrance fee of £10 to £20, and the week-end green fees on the best cuurses round London are £1 a day.
"At most clubs another £1 a day must be expended on the following Items:-
Lunch and ten
Caddies' fees, tips, and
lunch
48.
.
108, 49.
Two bails at 2. each Average cost of getting to
course and home again. 28.
Total
£1
"It is, therefore, obvious that a week-end game of golf is difficult to obtain for much less than £1 108. or £2 a day.
"The average annual subscrip- tion to lawn tennis clubs is £6 6., and although it is a cheaper game than golf it cost 2s, an hour to play on an Indifferent
the court in public parks.
"A man with adult children,
n wife and threa all devoted either
to golf or tennis, would have to spend at least £250 a year on sport alone.
One Sport Alone. "Assuming that they all joined. golf or lawn tennis clubs in the sume year, his initial expenditure would be:-
Father's golf club sub- scriptions and entrance fee
His wife's ditta His son's ditto His
£20
20
.20
other son's lawn tennis club subscription
6
His daughter's ditto
6
Golfing and tennis clothes
for five,
at an average
of £5 anch
25
Three sets of golf clubs at
£5 each Two lawn tennis rackets at
£3 each
€ Golf balls and tennis balls A
15
Total
£121 "But at least a third of his money would be spent unnecessarily.
Afternoon Race. Starting gun, 2.52 p.m. Course: Start-Club Line west to east, Channel Rocks (P), Cust Rock Mark Boat (S), Kowloon Rock (S); FinisoClub Line cast to west. Distance: G.6 miles.
Club.
Wings, H. S. Rouss
96.2 121 17 13 Edwards was lifted bodily into (P), Mark on Line, (5), Cust Rock Boojum, Commodore Walker Ewo 9 5 2 2 14 19 12 the air by the force of the blow, Mark Boat (8); Finish-Club Line Adanac, E. Benham South China 11 4 4 8 10 22
4 13 36 59 18
6 5 11 27 50 17 R.E.
8 0 14 36 56 10
3 5 10 20 58. 11
Goals.
P. W. D. L. F
ZA Scottish League,
A. Pts. .22 15 6 2 49 22 36
Fuklen R.A.O.C. Athletic R.A.E. K.A.S.G.
.10 4 4 2 28 22 10 and turned a partial somersault west to east. Distance: 5.5 miles. Zephyr. E. B. Lambert
74 1. 28 14 9before landing head first
Halcyon, O. E. L. Grist
Clab.
8 2 'Z 16 18 on the canvas. There was no fur-Why Wonder? Mojar Miles 13 2
Yacht Salled by Ption Pt. Colleen, F. D. Tracey.
Total
0
9
Rolla, A. L. Shields,
Total
12
Morning race
臂 8
11
13
10.2 0,18 814ther argument.
0-14.442
What the Critics Say.
Bluejacket Major Stewart Rangers...23.10 34.58 19 85 Motherwell 14 14 6 4 60 81 34
Speedwell, G. A. Pickering 8 Yet another Briton got a "raw Wendy, F. D. Tracey Partick.24 15 2 7 54 34 32 The French Lawa Tennis deal" when Len Harvey, the Bri. Daphne. M. 1 de Villn
2:24 14 8 7 50 37 31 Federation has published its rank-tish Middleweight Champion, was Diana F. Odland Hamilton 25 13.8.9 46.38 20 ing list of French players for 1930. beaten on points in a twelve La Linda, N. V. Croucher. Hearts 25 13 39 50:44 20 Cowdenbeath 25 115, 9 37 38 27 It is headed by Henri Cochet, and round. contest by Vince Dundee St. Blirton.24 114 0 3089 20 he is followed by Jean Borotra and the Italian American. Most of
Army. Aberdeen.26 11 2-12 61 49 25 Christian Bossa. Madame the critics thought that Harvey Wings, Maj. F. Barry Airdrie, 24 11 3 10 38 45 25 Mathieu heads the list of women had won. Router's American Adanaç, Capt. R. A. Darling 10
Boofum, Maj. J. Tosh Morton 24 20 4.10 40. 54 Kilmarnock 25 10 2 15 41 46 22 players. p
Service.
Zephyr, Maj. A. Engris Queen's Pk. 23 8 4 11 43 44 20
Halcyon, Capt. R. Lochner 11 Colleen, Lt. J. C. Martin Rolls, Maj, w. Bingham
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14.
101
11
Total points Army Why Wonder? Mr. Bolt 52Bluejacket, Capt. C. C.
Fowkes 69 Speedwell, Capt. I. A. Vivian Wendy, Lt. Col. W. N.
Stokes .13 Daphne Maj. J. R. Barry Diana, Lt. A. BL Anstruther Rola, Mah W. A. Kerrisk.
Total Morning race
12 15
Total points