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FOOTBALL FIXTURES CURTAILED
China Mail Sports Diary.
TO-DAY
Cricket-League II Police v. Engineers
(Valley 2 p.m.) Indian R. C. v. Reereto
(Sookunpoo 2 p.m.)
Friendly
(II.K.C.ONE
H'Kong C.C. v. Craigeagowers
Kowloon C. C. v. Civil Seryka CC.
Cralgengower II v.
(K.C.C. 2 pim.)
Yflong Kong I (Valley 2 p.m.) Civil Service II v. Kowloon II
(Valley 2 p.m.) Hockey-Mamak Tournament Radio v. Kowloon Indians
(Caroline Hill 4.15)
Friendly,
H. K. Ladies' v. St. Andrew's
(U.S.R.C. 4 p.m.) N. K. Lndier""A" v. Recreio
(Snokunpoo 3.15) "Y" Ladies v. H. M. S. Medway
(King's Park 3 p.m.)
Rugby
Clubv. Borderers
(Happy Valley 4 p.m.)
Yachting
NAVY FAVOURED AGAINST RECREIO
Junior Champions Should Win At Cricket.
ENGINEERS TO BEAT POLICE.
McElnay-Tratt Duel At
FOOTE
The Valley.
OOTBALL fans will have only one First Division match to witness to-day in view of the In- terport Game in Shanghai this afternoon, and in this encounter
the Navy should prove strong jenough to garner both points at! the expense of the Resreio. The naval side are not at full strength. but Rawson is leading the attack and should prove dushing enough to penetrate the weak Recreio de- fence.
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PONSFORD AND BRADMAN HIT DOUBLE CENTURIES.
Test Players In Sheffield Shield.
W. H. Ponsford, playing in a Sheffield Shield match, made 200 for Victoria, to which Bradman replied with. 238 for New South Wales,
Ponsford's Innings lasted 375 minutes and included 13 fours. Subsequently Ponsford while folding sprained his right ankle and had to be car- ried from the deld. -
Bradman's innings, which was without blemish, was com- piled in 200 minutes and in- cluded 32 fours.
Home Football.
FIRST DIVISION
ARSENAL Birmingham Blackburn
v. Middlesbru
v. Wolves
v. Portsmouth
v. Liverpool v. Leicester v.. Bolton
There are two League Cricket Blackpool
DERDY games down for decision to-day EVERTON and the Engineers and the Indian LEEDS
v. Chelsea Recreation Club, junior champlons, | Manchester C. ASTON VILLA should both register victories. WEDNESDAY v. Huddersfield The Police have shown much im. SUNDERLAND v. Newcastle for proved form this season, but they
WEST BROM. v. Sheffield U.
SECOND DIVISION will find Anstruther in good form)BRADFORD C. v. jon a wicket which suits him, and BURY
will be fortunate to reach three Chesterfield figures. Hunter, who is in great
Royal Hong Kong Yacht Club's
Fourth Championship Race racing yachts.
Bowls
Kowloon Docks Recreation Club
Closing Club 2 p.m.
Athletics K.D.R.C. Children's Sports Chinese Catholic Schools' Meeting
(Caroline Hill 2 p.m.)
TO-MORROW
Cricket-League I
Navy v. Army
Football-Third Division Engineers v. Air Force
Hockey-Mamak Tournament Parthian v. 20th Battery
(Navy ground 4 p.m.)
Lawn Tennis
Kowloon C.C. v. Shameen Sports Club
Racing
Fanling Hunt and Race Club Steeple
chase Meeting (Kwantl)
Yachting
Royal Hong Kong Yacht Club. St. George's Society v. 3t. Andrew's
Suclety
Local Football.
V. Recreio
(Kowloon 4.15)
First Division.
NAVY
Second Division.
Bwo
v. TSUNG TSIN
Eastern
V.
Navy
v. LINCOLNS
(Kowloon 2:45)
Club
(St. Joseph's 2.45)
BORDERERS
(Navy 2.48)
v. SOUTH CHINA
(Club 2.46) ARTILLERY. v. St. Joseph's
ATHLETIC
V.
(Valley 245) Kowloon
(Valley 4.15)
Third Division.
BORDERERS Y. Radlo
(Chatham Rd. 2.45) ĮRA.SC.
V. ST. JOSEPH'S (Chatham Road 4.15) LINCOLNS
South China V.
(Recreio 2.45) ATHLETIC v. Tatkoo
(Valley 2.45) RECREIO
Signals (Recreio 4,15)
LEAGUE TABLES TO DATE
FIRST DIVISION
Goals.
Borderers
Artillery
St. Josepha South China Lincolns Club
Athletic
76 11 750
6 2.0.4 18. 17.
form this season will be a menace MILLWALL to the Engineers' hopes, for vic. NOTTS C tory.
PORT VALE
v.
Manchester U. Stoke Stoke
V. NOLYS
Notts Forest
v. Burnley
v. Oldham
v. Preston
V.
Bradford
SCOTTISH LEAGUE.
The Indians should encounter STHAMPTON
v. Grimsby little difficulty in defeating the Re-SWANSEA
WEST HAM v. Charlton creio at Sookunpoo unleas da Silva and Prata become associated in a ABERDEEN v. St. Johnstone big partnership. It will prove un Clyde interesting game as two of the DUNDEE bext fielding sides in the junior Falkirk league will be on view.
v. HEARTS
Y
v. Ayr
V
V.
Y.
Cowdenbeath
HAMILTON
Motherwell
Darwen Nelson
E. STIRLING v. Airdrieonians
V. RANGERS | KILMARNOCK v. Merton
PARTICK Queen's Park The Rugby Club, who are still
St Mirren without the services of J. A. Third Lanark Solby, L. G. Robertson and W. B. F.A. CUP First Round.
DELTIC Peers, have been further weaken- WORKINGTON v. Scunthorpe
Hereford ed by injuries to R. H. Griffiths ACCRINGTON V. DARLINGTON v.
Boston and W. F. Kerr, and as a conseHALIFAX quence they look like being severe- SOUTHPORT ly tested in their game with the CARLISLE
v. Denaby CHESTER v. Rotherham Borderers to-day.
CREWE The military team, which over YORK came a combined Navy team Marine earller in the season, have Lt. (Liverpool). HARTLEPOOLS Crewe-Read back on the wing, and DONCASTER v. their back division is almost iden-Rochdale
WREXHAM tical to that which represented the
Barrow victorious Army fifteen last TRANMERE Wednesday,
St. Alybridge
It should be a good match with WALSALL the Borderers slight favourites in DARTFORD
CARDIFF view of the fine showing of their NTHAMPTON forwards in the Triangular Tour-
v. Crooktown
Scarborough:
Gainsboro
Spennymoor.
GATESHEAD:
v, STOCKFORT
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New Brighton
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HULL
V.
Mansfield
V:
Yeoville & Petters
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Bristol Rovers
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Romford
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V.
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V
V.
FOTON
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Exeter COVENTRY NORWICH
BWINDON
Hamlet
CRYSTAL P V
GILLINGHAM V
nament game against the Navy' on BRISTOL C. Wednesday. The dual between J. NEWPORT H. McElney and L/Cpl. Tratt for Merthyrtown
MARGATE possession in the tight scrume TORQUAY should prove a very even one, and SOUTHEND on the result may well depend the
Gulldford issue of the game.
Probable Teams.
FOOTBALL
First Division.
Recreio I. Fernandes: V. Marques and R. Silva-Netto: G. A.. Gutterres, C. Figueiredo and R. Assumpção: Y Bernado, J. Gomes, F. Santos, L Rocha and R. Ribeiro. Reserve: M | Xavieri pot
Second Division.
Third Division.
QUEEN'S P.R.
READING v. Brentford LUTON
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Fourth Wicket Puts On 118 Runs.
TATE SHOWS GOOD FORM
SUBSCRIPTION GRIFFINS.
A. Z. Stable Fortunate With Chestnut.
Tho draw for the 1933 Subscrip- tion Griffins took place at the Hong Kong Jockey Club on Thursday, 43 ponies being drawn for. The A. Z. Sydney, Yesterday. stable have secured one of the best With all their wickets in hand ponies in the batch, a 14 hand the M.C.C. are 267 runs behind the chestnut, while another good pony, New South Wales first innings a 14 hand bay was taken by H. P. total.
Rees.
After losing two wickets for 72 Two other ponles that Impressed. runs before lunch the home team during the tryouts at Happy Val- V. Kingstonians
to J. H. Fingleton ley during the week, have been [Teams in black denote probable were indebted winning combinations while a draw is and S. McCabe for a very fine drawn by Mra, Pearse and the indicated by both teams being fourth wicket partnership which Field atable. Another useful run- changed.]
Iproduced 118 runs in 82 minutes. ner, a bay, 13.2 goes to S. M. Kong.
CRICKET
League II
In scoring 119 not out Fingleton A. M. L. Soares and Uister are has further. advanced his claims two other lucky stables.
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C36 Bhek--13.3, Mrs. Lowcock. C37 Bay-18.3, Eureton.
C 38 Ches-14.0, Dynasty. C 40
Mrs. Pearce.
C. 41. Ches-13.2, Lo.
C 42 Bay-13.5,
Samson.
Grist & Beck. 43 Bay-13.1. Grat
45 Chen-140, 8. N. Wong.
I.R.C.-M. R. Abbas, A. R. Suflad, for recognition in the first Test on The following is the result of the A. 3. Sumad, K. Nazarin, M. December 2. He gave a solid all-Draw: Arculli, A. K. Ismail, F. M. el Arcull, round display which lasted 276 A. M. Rumjahn and A. ft. H. Estall minutes and which was productive. and Club: Fogwill: Potouloff
Col. Nosworthy, Signsden,
Ish
of thirteen boundary hits. Sloan: McKoller, Puncheon and. M. Col.
Lieut. Anstruther, Lieut. P. W. D. LF. A.Pts. Railton: G Duncan, Low, Fowler,
Whiteway-Wilkinson, Cpl was particularly good on the off- Boyd and
Sharp
Reserves: Farrow Meehan, L/Cpl. Monoghan, Spa, side in scoring the second century 130 6 11
Milne. and 0 2 17 12
10
Whitefield, Holmes, Pegg, Hard registered against the tourists. ArtilleryHolmes: Leadbeater and ing and Sig. Savill Reserve:-. CMcCabe batted brightly for his 67 74 12 12 79 5:4 0 1 17 3 8 Lowen Ward, Greanshields and Jordan.
Harris: Smocks, Hopkins, Hardy,
which included no fewer than Friendlies. Fill and Wood.
H.K.C.C.-A. W. Hayward, H. J.jeleven boundaries.
G. O. Allen (5 for 69) and Armstrong, C. W. E. Bishop, E. R Duckitt, G. S. Dunkley, A. K. Mac Maurice Tate (4 for 53) were the „Radio:--V. B. Souza: Sheriff and kenzie, O. E. C. Marton, K. A. Munro most impressive of the English
J. P Sargent and Bowen; Bux, R. Ayock and Markar: A Reid, C. B. R.
bowlers. Tate gave an excellent Hanib, Singh, F, Elms, Les and Joe Whitham. Tavares. Reserves:-Au Kam-moon
CS.C.C.-G. R. Sayer, J. E. Rich-performance on his first appear-
F Baker, J Ardson,
J. Barrow, F. J. de ance in Australia during the tour. and Jobri Tavares,
W Hamilton, B. C. E. How He changed his pace cleverly and St. Joseph's: Marquis and Del: kins, F. E. Matthews, H. E. Strange his well-judged variation Rahman: Antony, 8 71 0 201 6:15
700348 14 sudo: All, Gattorres, Sousa, Santos H, G. Wallington and R. M. Wood.
K.C.C.CF Goodwin, E. C. Fincher, much in evidence. It is consider 742 121 13 10 and Victor
M. AE. F. Fincher, J. C. Lyal, A. T. Lay, ed that Tate will replace Voce In Barretto: Rérreio: A Hussain. 1412.18 199
N. A. E. Mackay, Oliveira, and A. E. Xavier:
Melanes I.
G. C. the first Test.. Tamedias, W Macklatosh and J. J. Burnett, Ar E. Perry, W. C. Hung and. At the close of play the M.C.C. Hold. had scored & without loss.-Reuter.
RAIN HOLDS UP TEST.
62
6
21 20 10 6 0 8 10 12 6
Kowloon Navy Police Recreio
6 2 0 8 5 -10. 5 1 0
SECOND DIVISION
Athletic
Borderers Linceina Artillery Navy South Chine Teung Tein
Kowloon Club
St. Josephs Eastern
Marquis: Byder
Lima: E, J. M. Marona 3. Figueiredo, SW
'83 14 15 20 7
04.26 14 B Campos, V. H. Invier, and G. Barres, Reserves:-L. Campos and M. A. Xavier.
THIRD DIVISION.
St. Josephs87 0139
Pawan Rugby.
Borderers-Set. Gould; LEWA,C Hamilton, 914 Gallatly," Lt, AGA
F
mat, N. J. Bobbington, F. D. Craw
13. McGowan, A. Palce, S.
Randle, R. G. Robertson, C. Strange,
WAL
Australia v. America At Tennis.
AE Wood and R. B. Wood JR
·ILE.C.C. IL:--C. E. Gahngan, Borgno-Coupland, R., R. Davis, L. A. Pte. Lewis, I Duncan, H. J. D. Lows, A. D.
TH. S.Lowson, R.,8. W.
W Patterson,
P. W. J. arting Pte. Planner, J. R. Way, LA.
AYLA. Whipps Joseph's Asome, 6.12 Crewe Road, Cpl. Tratt, Cpl. Suter, St. 781 129 18 11
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Lincolns 8 0 182 R.A.S.C
Borderers
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and R. B. Woods
Brisbane, Yesterday. Owing to rain there was no play
The Americans have won three of the four matches played, the other encounter being unfinished,
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