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Saturday's
Home Football
FIRST DIVISION-
In a Mamak Tournament mutch at Sookunpdo yesterday afternoon,
ARSENAL the Royal Army Medical Corps de Blackburn
Birmingham feated the Royal Engineers by the Blackpool edd goal in three in a scrappy DERBY match. At the interval the score EVERTON was one-all, Colledge netting for LEEDS the Medicals and Pegg for the Engineers. In the second half, Knight scored the winning goal.
R.A.S.C. WIN.
V. Middlesbro' V. Wolvey
v. Portsmouth
V
Liverpool
V
Leicester
Ralte
v. Bolton
v. Chelsea Manchester C. v. ASTON VILLA WEDNESDAY V. Huddersfield SUNDERLAND v. Newcastle WEST BROM. v. Sheffield U.
SECOND DIVISION BRADFORD C. v. Tottenham
On the U.S.R.C. ground on Mon-
BURY day, the R.A.S.C. improved, their position when they defeated the FULHAM
Chesterfeld 24th Battery R.A. by 4 geils to 1 LINCOLN in the Mamak Tournament. Senior MILLWALL (3) and Tipple scored for the Sar- NOTTS C. vice Corps.
MAMAK TOURNAMENT.
Table To Date.
Goals
PORT VALE PUR
Y. Manchester U.
Stoke
v. Stoke
V.
v. Notts Forest
v. Burnley
Oldham
Preston
Grimsby
STHAMPTON V v. Bradford
SWANSEA
SWAN
WEST HAM v. Charlion
SCOTTISH LEAGUE
ABERDEEN Clyde
P. W. L. D. F. A. Pia | DUNDEE
Johnstone v.. HEARTS V. Ayr
1st By H.K.S. 98 @ 1438 17 E. STIRLING v. Airdrieonians
St. Andrew's
Radio
Incognitos
R.A.S.C.
Medway
Palice R.E. B.C. Signals University
12th R.A. Wishart R.A.M.C.
Tamar
124th R.A. Parthian 20th R.A. R.A.0.C. K.I.T.C.
v. RANGERS
KILMARNOCK Y, Morton
7 6 0 1 32
8 0 1 1 33
8 13
5 18 Falkirk
6 6 0 0 25
3 12.
PARTICK
5 5 2 10
19 12
Queen's Park
3 1 1 1
59
St. Mirren
59
Third Lanu
Lanurk
46 0 10 23 8
743
122 123
10 6
4 0 1 12
Y. Cowdenbeath
V HAMILTON
v. Motherwell CELTIC
Round. WORKINGTON v. Scunthorpe
F.A. CUP-First
ACCRINGTON
7 DARLINGTON . v. Boston
15 6 HALIFAX
6 2 0 15 6 |SOUTHPORT
# 1 12 15 5
74
10 22 4 1 6 2 10 22 4
CARLISLE
CHESTER CREWE
17 YORK 5 D 2 Marine
12030 2
6 0 1 1 1 12 i
5 0 4 10 11 1
TARANTULA VICTORIOUS.
(Liverpool) DONCASTER
Rochdale
Hereford
V. His con
v. Darwen
v. Nelson
v. Denaby
v. Rotherham
v. Crooktown
v. Scarborough
V. HARTLEPOOLS
v. Gainsboro*
7 0 6 1 4 30 1
V.
STOCKPORT
8th Destroyers 1 0 1 0 1 2 German Club 6 0 6 0 1 20
0
WREXHAM
V.
0
Barrow
Y. CAHEAD
TRANMERE
v. New Brighton
St. Alybridge WALSALL
V.
HULL
V.
Mansfield
CARDIFF DARTFORD - V..
v.
v.
Yeoville & Petters Bristol Rovers Lloyds (Sitting
bourne
v. Romford
At King's Park, yesterday after- noon, H.M.S. Tarantula defeated N'THAMPTON HMS. Oswald by the odd goal in
five in a friendly hockey match,
BRISTOL C. NEWPORT Merthyrtown TORQUAY
y DRAW WITH INCOGNITOS. MARGATE
At King's Park yesterday the SOUTHEND Y.M.C.A. first eleven drew with the Guildford Incognitos, neither side scoring.
Folkastone CLAPTON
v. Rford
v. QUEEN'S - P.R..
v. Rudesports
v. Bournemouth
V. Exeter
V. COVENTRY
V. NORWICH
v. Aldershot
v. Dulwich Hamlet
SHANGHAI
SOCCER
ELEVEN
Gash Captains Team For Saturday.
The following: have been select ed to represant Shanghai for the Interport soccer match against Hong Kong on Saturday at the Canidrome:
Chow (goalkeeper)
Lining (right back) Stokes (left back)
Zee (right half)
Gash (centre half) (captain)
Harry (left half)
Keats (right wing)
M. C. Chen (right inside)
Bolton (centre forward) Turner (left inside)
"Darkle" Chen (left wing).
Reserves:
Marcal, Westwood, Favacho, Lawton, and Wilkinson,
Referee: Mr. Lenoise.
GRIMMETT'S SECRETS
South Australian's New Book.
(Reuter's Special Mail Service.)
In his mission of "Tricking the Bataman"-the title of his second book published in Adelaide Clarence Grimmett has travelled about 100,000 miles. Only one other present-day South Aus- tralian Cricketer has equalled, or may have slightly exceeded, Grim- mett's mileage-V. Y. Richardson, South Australia, has just added more than 20,000 miles to his total by his tour of Canada and the United States with Arthur Mailey's team. He has been to England jonce, and has done numerous inter-
State trips.
Grimmett has been twice to Eng land, all round New Zealand, twica to Perth, something like eight times to Brisbane, and has made numerous trips to the other States. One of the chapters in the book, gives a simple method for attain- d direction by young ing length [Teams in black denote probable bowlers.
were unfortunate not to record a win against an unbeaten, team in):
It was a fast game and
the "y" Wycom
the Mamak Shield Tournament. READING
E. O. Murphy was again prominent
LUTON
P.
V..
vl:
W.
v. Kingstonians
in the defence, while D. McLellan winning combinations while a draw is
"Anything which helps to aus-
and R. A. Bates played weli at half indicated by both teams being un-tain interest is worth "Trial", says | back H. J. D. Lowe and S. H. changed.]
Garród, two Club players, replaced
F. S. W. Smith and C. Sommers inj
the "Y" side, and both performed creditably.
For the Incognitos. C. C. Francis and J. Pinto were the outstanding forwards, their clever combination proving a constant source of anxiety to the Y.M.C.A. defenders.
ARMY v. NAVY TO-DAY
Triangular Rugby Tournament.
The first of the Triangular Tournament Rugby matches will be staged at Sookunpoo this afternoon at 4 p.m. when the Army and the Navy clash.
The following is the Army fifteen and the probable Navy team:
Army:--Lieut. Birt
China Mail
Sports Diary.
TO-DAY Hockey-Friendly Matches Club v. Cornwall
(U.S.R.S, ground 5.15) Rugby Triangular Tournament Army v. Navy
(Sookunpoo 4 p.m.) Club "A" v. Keat
(Happy Valley 5 p.m.) Cricket-Oxford v. Cambridge at
H.K.C.C.
FRIDAY Billiards-Steel. Coulson League St. Patrick's v. C. &. F. O's Club Palace Hotel v. Police
S. W. Borderers v. Royal Engineers Royal
Artillery v. Garrison Sergts. Chess-Kowloon Chess Clab Championships, Senior
C. E. Wong v. A. D. Sequelra J. S. Smith, v. B. W. Paul
oltau. A. C. Ridlington. P. T. Rozario v. D. E. Carvalho
Championships, Jeafor
A. J. Birinkoff v. A. Korrik
A. L. Rocha v. Dr. H. D. Matthews J. Easton v. A. Pratado H. H. Bash . T. E. Parry
B. Soltau v.
·(R.A.); Lieut. Martin (S.W.B.), Lieut. Hamilton (S.W.B.), Lieut. Gallet- ley (S.W.B.), Lieut. Crewe-Read (S.W.B.); Pte Stevene (S.W.B.), Pte. Hcakins (S.W.B.); Lieut. Hebert (R.A.), L/Cpl. Tratt (S.W.B.), Cpl. Suter (B.A.), L/Cpl.j Hardy (S.W.B), Pte Glimore (S.W.B.), Lieut. Macfarlane (R.A.); Liout. Prior (R.A.), ̃and' Pte. Walters (S.W.B.).
Navy:-Lt. Buckley (Perseus); Sub-Lt. Rothwell (Devonshire), |Lt. Ryder (Olympus), Lt. Partridge (Hermes), Mid. Barnes (Devon- shire); Lt., Armytage (Devon shire). Lt-Comdr, Woods (Daven- shire); Lt. Linton: (Oswald), Lt. Smith (Medway), Lt. Fisher (Wis- hart), A.B. Deykin (Suffolk); E. R. A. Doggett (Hermes), Li- Comdr. Hubback (Hermes), LE Morris (Kent) and Lt. Watson (Koppel).
G. FREES HOLES OUT IN ⠀ ONE AT FANLING."
Third Hole Old Course.
Another hole in one has been achieved by a local golfer, Mr. C. F. Rees, while playing. with Mr. J. L McPherson the old course et Fanling, ac complished the feat at the third hole yesterday afternoon.
P. Yvanovich v...M. Cannietti
Hockey Mamak Tournament Police
v. Royal Signals 4,15).
Clab "A"
Friendly
Club Germaz (King's Pk. 5.15) SATURDAY * Cricket League 11
Police v. Eng Recreio
Friendly
Indian R. E. v.
v. Craigengower C.C. I'Kong Kowloon C. v. Civil Service C.C Craigongower II v. Hong Kong 11 Civil Service II v. Kowloon II
Foot FootballFirst Division. Navy v. Recreio
Second Divielon 7. Taung Eastern v. Borderers Navy v. Lincolns Club
Chink South Artillery v. St. Joseph's Athletic v. Kowloon
Third Divisiony ThRadio Horderers,
South Chris
R.A.8.C. v. St. Joseph's
Lincolns v.
Athletic v. Talkoo
Hockey-Mamak Tournament Nadio v. Kowloon Indians VAN
(Caroline H415).
Club V
Happy
4p.m.} New Yachting th "Royal" Hong Kong - Yacht Club'a
{racing” yachtsg
Clarrie. "The more attractive prae- tice can be made the greater will be the keenness of the players. Al though it is necessary to put în'a lot of hard work, bowling can be, and really in, the most interesting branch of cricket."
"Many bowlers are guilty of bowling off the lcket es pecially when a new batsman comes in", наув Grimmett. "This is a very bad fault. It that the bowler is giving the batsman every as- ' sistance, and is actually play- ing him in.".
means
Although intended summarily to help bowlers much of the advice| given by 'Grimmett should be of. assistance to batemen in enabling them to counter the attacks of the trundlers.
Grimmett propounds a pro- blem. "Can you spin a cric-
· ket ball?” he asks. “Iu otber words, can you make it break or change. Its direction after pitching? If you ́ can't,.... you have missed the most fascinat- Ing phase of bowling."
BABE RUTH'S RECORD
IN BASEBALL.
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER
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Batted Pitching of N. L Public Schools Rugby
Champions For An
Average of 305,
Chicago.
The following were the results of the most recent Public Schools rugger”.
Babe Ruth, participating in 10 games: World's Serfes in a period of 17 years, has batted the pitching of National League champions for an all-time serlea average of 805.
The Babe did not begin to f uro as a batting star in the base ball classic until he joined the Yankees back in 1921. While a member of the Boston Red Sox, hə served only as a pinch hitter or as [o pitcher. In his three World Series® classics as a member of the Red Sox he garnered only one hit, but he only participated in five games, go ing to the plate 11 times.
The one hit the Babe collected, however, in the 1918 series against the Cubs war smashing three bag- ger, and was the beginning of his
Fourth Championship Race for reer as batting champion,
"Buth's greatest year in the World Series was in 1928 when the wound up with an average of 625,
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Club Downside Emanzel Framlingham Clas: Acads.¦
Harlequins A Headingly, A Settering
Col. Sel: Wim.
King Edward (B'ham) Llandovery College London Scottish A Monkton Combe Sch. Old Whitgiftiane A
A
PEA
Boulyn St. Danstans
| 62 Paula
St. Peter's Sch., York Warwick
Dulwich
527
20
Cheltenham Sherborne School
Christ's Hospital
Tonbridge.
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Ampleforth Stamford
College
Welsh 0. Tauntonians Wellington College
een's Coll., Taunton
6 Rosslyn Park A 19 Haileybury 17 Harrow 276 King Canter
17 2 211 HII
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