ENGLISH SOCCER FRIENDLIES
London, To-day.
The following are the results of
friendly football matches played yes-
terday:
Accrington...
Aldershot
Borrow
1 Southport
3
2 Army XI
2
Blackburn
4 Carlisle.
0 Liverpool
Blackburn
2 Bolton
Chelmsford
Brentford
1 Charlton
3
Crystal Palace
5
Brighton
'Bristol City
1. Southampton
1 Plymouth
Burnley
Charlton
Chelsea
Bradford
Chester Chesterfield
Coventry Darlington Derby
1 · Bury
1 Fulham
4 Tottenham
2
4 Grimsby
3 Wrexham
1 Huddersfield
3 Leicester
1 Leeds
Doncaster
Everton
Halifax
1
Lincoln
Luton
4
3 Hartlepools
3
1 Bradford City 2
3 Preston
1
Manchester U. 2
Sheffield U.
0 Notts Forest
Millwall
Manchester 'C.
1 Barnsley
Birmingham
THE CHINA MAIL, OCTOBER 1, 1990
FAMOUS BOXERS ENTERTAIN THE TROOPS. Many famous boxers gave exhibition bouts at a boxing exhibition in a Hampshire camp on Sept. 14. Dave Crowley, Jook McAvoy, Erlo Boon and Kid Berg were among the many fghtors that took part." Photo gives a gen- oral vlow showing the audience of soldiers watching Dave Crowley and Harry Groves in action. (Copyright. By Alr Mall).
NAZI TRADE MISSION
FOR MOSCOW
Moscow; To-day.
It is learned that a German econo-
mic mission is arriving in Moscow
in the course of the coming week in order to discuss German-Soviet trade
arrangements, following the Ribben- trop-Molotov Agreement,
The Esthonian Foreign Minister,
2 Mr. Selter, left to return to Tallinn
yesterday.-Reuter."
Newcastle
Newport
2
Notts County
1
Wolves
Oldham
5
Rochdale
Port Vale
5 Crewe
Portsmouth
5 Chelsea
2
1 Arsenal
3
4 Sheffield W.
1 Birmingham
1
3. Queen's Park
2
1 Buxton
1
1
1 Bristol Rovers
0
6 Bournemouth
4 New Brighton
2
0
0
2- Millwall ·
1
0 Third Lanark
1
JAPAN'S
2--Queen's Park
2
3. Kilmarnock
1
JUMP IN
East Stirling
2
0·
East Fife
3 Raith Rovers
0
3
Brechin
1
Dunbarton
Falkirk:
1
4 Vale of Leven
Aberdeen
2
2
Reading Rotherham Shrewsbury
Southend Stockport Swansea Swindon
Torquay Tranmere
Watford
West Bromwich
West Ham
4 Cardiff.
4. Northampton
Stoke
GLASGOW CUP (First-Round)
GLASGOW CUP (86mi-Final)
OTHER MATCHES --
King's Park
Alloa
Clyde
Celtic
Ayr
:
Arbroath
Edinburgh
Dundee
Hamilton
Hibernian
Morton
Stenhousemuir EXPORTS
0 Leith
4 St. Johnstone
2 Motherwell.
5 St. Mirren
4 Rangers
Queen of South 3 Preston NE.
Reuter.
London, To-day. During the first nine months of this 4 year, Japan's export trade increased
2 by £41,000,000, as compared with
3. last year.
of
1. Last year's adverse balance 2 £6,000,000 was changed this year into 3a credit balance of £23,000,000.
Reuter.
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POLAND'S NEW PREMIER
Paris, To-day.
The Polish Embassy announces that General Sikorsky has been appointed Prime Minister and Minister for Military Affairs in ́ the new Polish Government.
Dr. Zaleski has been appoint-- ed Foreign Minister and Dr. Koo, Minister of Finance-Reuter.
MATINEE OPERA
IN LONDON
London, To-day. Opera returned to England yesterday with a matinee at Sadler's Wells. Despite the shortness of the notice, the house was almost full,
There will be three more Saturday matinees, and if attendance is as good as it was yesterday, Sadler's Wells may put on some performances in the evening.
The London Palladium will re-open in 'ten days' time with a musical comedy that was postponed when war began. There will be two shows each evening-Reuter.
MODLIN'S SURRENDER
(Our Own Correspondent)
(By "Telegraph. "Received, Bapt. 30,
1.95 p.m.).
Amsterdam, Yesterday. Official German sources state that the garrison of Modlin has surren- dered to the Nati forces.
It is claimed that the survivors of the fortress included 1,200 officers and 30,000 men, of which over 4,000 were wounded.
It is unlikely that German troops will make formal entry in Warsaw before Monday.
The Polish defendera have begun to evacuate their positions, but this process, on the who
front ay take
one or two dấyn. The German that the Polish down their
their defélicé respondent.
POLISH
munique declared
Cor-
London, To-day.
Dr. Frank has been appointed
eme head of the schninistration of
BOWLS VICTORY NO FLUKE
All our players did very well and fully justified their selection, said Mr. B, W. Bradbury, captain of Hong Kong's Interport bowls team, on his arrival back in the Colony from Shanghai.” -
Mr. Bradbury added that the Hong Kong success was no fluke —In the frat Interport, which Reuter gave us to belleve we won 18-17, very luckily at the last end when the Shanghai, skip made a bad mistake, the Hong Kong four were definitely superior to their opponents but did not have any loss, except at the last end, when forttine smiled the other way. Shanghat were ; indeed fortunate to be ahead, at this period. The second Interport was a.. runawayanair in favour of the Cac lony, the rat three Shanghal players, newcomers, to Interport matches far- ing poorly when placed in the line.” light and leaving Wallace, who played well, a hopeless task. The third Inv terport saw · the tables-turned; "the- Hong Kong rink "going down dadly: This, Mr. Bradbury said, was due to a very fast green and more på Fárly a strong cross-wind Stŷhich-
players could not overcome.” Sharry! on the other hand, had one or two players from this club in their team and they were used to what appears to be a common occurrente.
Incidentally, this defeat was the first Interport defeat Bradbury has suffer. ed in his Interport career, and he has played in nine matches!
The Bradbury Omar com ination wrested the Interport pennin Shanghai in 1982 and sever later won again to bring the trophy south for the first time in fix years, WASTEWONDERFUL TIME
..! Summing up, Mr. : Bradbury, sald that they had had a wonderful time in the northern- port, the hospitality be ing par excellence, but he hireself Had
felt the strain of playing 10 matches
in 14 days. Ar Bower, their reserve) had been taken ill in Shanghai and was under doctor's orders during their stay there. He had in fact been co- pelled to play in two friendly matches: when in no state to do so due to the fact that members of the Interport four had to be relieved. The result of the tour - Interport success and six wins in 10 matches - after losing the first two games → was most antis. factory and Shanghat would bear out, the fact that the Colony team-were far superior bowlers to their Inter- port opponents.
The other members of the term G. Duncan, A. J, Hall, U. M. Omar and A, Bower -----` are all back in the Colony, glad to be damôre kgain after
ugh passage from Shanghai.
RUGBY FRIENDLIES
The
Mowing
territory in German handa, Northäriptu coarding to a' German: radio nouncement.—Reuter.