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HOME SPORT.
FOOTBALL.
RESULTS OF SATURDAY'S LEAGUE MATCHES.
(THROUGH REDINE'S ADENCY.]
LONDON, April 24th. The matches played in the English and Scottish Leagues on Saturday resulted as follows
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THE LEAGUE: DIVISION ONE.
› Birmingham, 1; West Ham. U., 0. Blackburn ., 3; Aston Villa, In Bary, 4; Leicester City, 0. Cardia C.-Liverpool, 2. Everton, 3; Newcastle U., "o.. Sheffield U., 2; Manchester U., 0. Sunderland, 3 Notts County, I Tottenham H 0; Burnley, 2. W. Bromwich Al, 2; Arsonal, 3. THE LEADOR: DIVISION TWO. Barnsley, 3; South Shields, 1. Blackpool, 0; Swansea Town, 0. Bradford C., 4; Stockport C., 2. Chelsea, 0; Middlesbrough, I. Clapton O., F; Preston N.E.,I Darlington, 3 Wolverhampton, W., 4. Derby C., 1; Oldham A., 0. Hull C. 1; Portsmouth, C. Nottingham F., 1; Stoke C., Port Vale, 0;" Fulham, 1 Southampton, 1; The Wednesday, S
THIRD DIVISION (SOUTHERN). Aberdare A., 1: Queen's Park R., 0. Brentford, 2; Exeter C., 0. Brighton & H.A., 2; Bristol B.-3. Bristol C, 5; Bournemouth & BA., & Crystal Palace, 3; Reading, 0. Millwall, 3; Newport County, 3. Northampton, 0: Luton T., 1. Norwich O., 2; Merthyr T., 2 Plymouth A, 3; Charlton A, 0 Southend U., 1; Gillingham, 1. Watford, 3; Swindon T.,
THIRD DIVISION (MOLTHEEN). Ashington, : Walsall, 0: Barrow, 3: Tranmere R., 3. Coventry C., 5 Hartlepools A., 2. Crewe A., 1; Grimsby T., 1." Doncaster R., 6: Accrington S., . Lincoln C., 9; Rotherham U., 3. Nelson, 1; Rochdale, 3
N. Brighton, 1; Bradford, 1. Southport, 8; Halifax Town, 1. Wigan B, 2; Chesterfield, 0. Wrexham, 3; Durham C., a
SCOTTISH LEAGUE.
Celtic, 6: Dundee U., 2 Dundte, 4; Cowdenbeath, 3. Kilmarnock,* 2; Hibernians, I. Morton, 3; Airdrieonians, 2 Partick T., 1; Hearts, 4. Raith E., 1; Queen's Park, 2. Rangers, 2; Hamilton A. 0. St Mirren, 3; Aberdeen, 0. Falkirk, 2; Clydebank, 2.
BOLTON WIN THE “CUP. SCRSES OF ENTHUSIASM AT WEMBLEY FINAL
WEMBLEY, April 24th.
The Association Cup-Final took place here to-day, in dull and cold weather, when 92,000 spectators, including His Majesty the King, saw Bolton Wanderers bea: Manchester City by one goal to`nil, Jack, the inside-right, scoring in the 34th minute of the second baff.
.
There was the customary enthusiasm, particularly between the rival Lan- enshire sections, who were conveyed from the North in a series of specials, in
addition to motors charabanes.
Twenty minutes from the start the enclosures were full and the crowd was allowed into the arena, but there was no disorder.
Bolton started off with great dash, which was not maintained. Th: City's defence settled down and kept Bolton, at bay, and thrn Manchester took the offensive. The Bolton goal had arrow escapes, it up to the interval there wAX
RO score.
Bolton returned to the attack, Joe Smith,, inside-left, initiating movements skilfully. Play deteriorated, to rough- ness in a desperate fight to score, and then in the 34th-minute, Butler, right winger, hooked the ball to Vizard, who fouled to Jack, the latter driving high into the net.
Manchester exerted the most strenuous efforts to equalise, and did not have the best of luck. Bolton were content to ré- main on the defensive, and though severely taxed, held out until the whistle, winning by the only goal.
There was intense excitement at the finish. The crowd swarmed on to the field, and carried off the goal-scorer aboulderhigh.
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Amid deafening cheers, Bolton's captain, Joe Smith, received the Cap from Eis Majesty, who also presented medals to both teams..
AMATEUR GOLF. NÓMBIGREES of Carro from DUNKEE SURREY CHAMPIONSHIP WON BY
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DOUGLAS GRANT. BOROUGH, LONDON, &c siso Cargo from COGNAO, &c. "CHEF MECANICIEN
LONDON April 23rd. MAILHOL in connection with
The Anglo-American, Douglas Grant, Steamer are hereby informed that their Goods with the exception of Opium, Tresents and won the Surrey Amateur Championship, Valuables are being landed and wired at their played at Sunningdale, by defeating ziak into the Godowns, of the Haakong and H.-H. Wethered in the semi-final by 8. ONSIGNES of Cargu are hereby inform-Kowloon Wharf and flodown Oo. Iddy Kow- and 4, and Major Thorburn in the final, Cod that al Goods are being landed at their loon, whence Delivery may be obtained im
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The Steamship"BENDORAN."
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before
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Bills of Lading will be paintermined by the Undersigned. Coeds remaining naiisumed water Tuesday, the 17th "histart, at Nooh, will be abject to Rent and Landing Charges, an
All Claims must be bent in to me on or before the 30th is, or they will not be damaged Packages will be mamined on Monday, the 23th instant, at 10.00 am, by Masis. Goddard á Douglas.
No Fire Chateunen has been affected.
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whaven, Delivery may. be obtained
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ad after than at May, will be subject to Bent,
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All broken, chafed and damaged Goods us to be left in the Godowns, whers they will be examined on the lat May, at 10 man.: No Fire Insurance Las been autoctod. Bill of Lading will be ocunfernguled.
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[REUTER'S ÁMBRICAN SERVICE] TENNIS IN AMERICA. CHAMPIONSHIP WIN FOR HUNTER "AND RICHARDS -
WHITE SULPHUE STEINO, April 24th Hunter and Richards defeated Tilden and Chapin, 2-6, 7-8, 83, 84, thus winning the Mason-Dixie Championship.
RICHARDS DEFEATH TILDET,
a
Vincent Hichards defcated Tilden in thrilling encounter in the finals of the Bingles of the Mason-Dizie Lawn Tenuis Championship, 114, 62, 36, 76, 82
↑RŠUTER'S AMERICAN SERVICE.1 AMERICAN BASEBALL.
THE WEEK'S LEAGUE RESULTS.
New York, Apr 24th Baseball results on Saturday last in the National League were 1 New York, 3; Boston, Philadelphia, 1 Brooklyn, 2 Cincinnati, Pittsburg, 3. St Louis, 10: Chicago, 16. In the American" League-
• Washington, 3; New York, 2 Chicago, 5; Cleveland, 1- Detroit, 7; St. Louis, 3
THE “CLARA JEBSEN.". ARRIVES HERE FOR REPAIRS.
SALE OF " PRESIDENT * LITERS.
U.S. SENATE "REFUSES DOLLAR
BID.
Reesatly it was reported that the sa Clara Jebsen, a Danish steamer "through Further developmenta in connection getting out of her course during a heavy with the offer of Gold 84,500,000 made by fog atruck a rock known as Britto B. Stanley Dollar, representing the Bank, situated about 15 miles to the Dollár interests, for the five Admiral south-west of Eega Point on the coast Orientar liners. (" President" liners) be of French Indo-China As a result of ing operated between Seattle and the this mishap, the vessel received damage Far East, having been probably accepted' to her forward hold. She proceeded to by the United States. Shipping Beard, Saigon. On Saturday morning the era are reported. Jebsen arrived in Hongkong from Sai- National, son and in his report to the Harbour
Offer, her master, Captain P. E. Chris tiansen, who has been captain in thế same company for 17 years and was about to proceed on Hond leave when the mishap occurred, states that the vessel returned to Saigon after striking-Britte Bank, and remained there for 3 days before sailing for Hongkong for repairs. The vessel on arriving here went to Stonecatters until arrangements are Results on Tuesday in the National made for docking her.
· League
Results on Monday in the League were:-.
New York, 8; Boston, 3. Philadelphia, 3; Brooklyn, Cincinnatti, 8; Pittsburg, 1. St. Louis, 4: Chicago, 5. In the American League: Boston, 1: Philadelphin, 3. Detroit, 1;.St. Louis, 4 Chicago, 1; Cleveland, 5.
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Cincinnatti 5 Pittsburg, - St. Logia, 0; "Chicago, 7.
In the American League:-. Washington, 5; New York, 19. Detroit 5; 8t. Louis, & Chicago, Cleveland, 9. Results on Wednesday in the National League:
Boston, Philadelphia, 1. -Chicago, 4; Cincinaatti, 2.
In the American League :- New York, 8; Boston, 5. Philadelphia; Washington, 2, Cleveland, : Detroit, 2. St. Lenis 3: Chicago, 1. Results on Thursday in the National League were : —
Brooklyn, 4: New York, 11. Boston, 6; Philadelphia, 2. Chicago. B; Cincinnati, 5. St. Louis, 6; Pittsburg, d. In the American League:- New York, 8; Boston, 8. Philadelphia. 2 Washington.as. dt. Louis, 7; Chicago, 11. Results on Friday, in the National League were:
Brooklyn, 3; New York, 6. Boston, 1; Philadelphia, 2.: Chicago, 18: Cincinnatti, 1. Pittsburg, 3: St. Louis, 2
(Continued un next Culumn.
The Clara Jebsen brought a cargo of rice from Saigon to this port.
THROUGH.REUTER'S AGENCY.}
EMPIRE BILLIARDS.
AUSTRALIA'S SUCCESS OVER NORTHERN IRELAND.
LONDON, April gith, In the Empire Billiards Tournament, Shailer (Australia) 2,000; beat McCluney (North Ireland) 1,292.
[RETTER'S AMERICAN SERVICE.]
BOXING.
CHAMPION.
SAO PAULO, April 25th. Erminio Spalla has sailed for Barcelona to fight the Basque champion, Paolino,
:
The Senate is announced to tave pa animously adopted-a rezolution calling for the rejection of the Dollar b.d by the Shipping Board as being too low.
Continuing, the report saya-Senator McNary, republican, Oregon, who "in- troduced the resolution said, "if Dollar obtains the line, the Dollar interests would have a monopoly of the shipping in the Pacific, and that they would operate the line to the detriment of thy North-west, as their interests are in California"
The United Press anys the Shipping Board has delayed consummation, of the sale and is awaiting a ruling from the Department of Justice as to whether the Senate resolution compels the Board to advertise once more for bids.
AMERICAN LANGUAGE,
A headline which recently appeared in the Chicago Tribune puzzled even an American reader, who, wrote to the American Mereusy offering to give com- plete works of Walter Pater (1) to any- one who could tell him what it meant The baffling inscription ran
Midway Sign Limey Prof. to Dape Yank Talk. In due course he received his reply to the effect that the headline is good American enlivened by faint traces ERMINIO SPALLA TO MÈET BASQUE of sporting page and nautical infusnan"
Midway,
his informant
explained
signs means University of Chicago, means engages; limey" means English being a shortened form of time-juncer," or an English seaman, so called from the old days of sailing vessels when lime juice. was carried as a preventive, "of scurvy. "To dope" means to make a careful study of a matter. "Tank talk" means American English. The cryptic headline therefore means "The University of Chicago has enlisted the aid of an Eng fish scholar in order that Americans may better understand their own language ?”.
In the American League:A New York, 3; Boston, 1. Philadelphia, 5; Washington, 9. St. Louis, 2; Chicago, 1 Cleveland, 5; Detroit, 3.
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