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SECOND ROUND OF THE ENGLISH
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NO SURPRISES. {TEROUGE HEUTER'S AGENOT.)
LONDON, December 11th. The Second Round of the English Cup K.O.S.B.'S WIN ON THE GARRISON was played on Saturday, There were no surprises, with the possible exception of Rhyl defeating Wrexham.
Carlisle, Bedlington a Ashington 9, Nelson 1. Southport 2 Crook 0.
The incident occurring on the South Chins ground in the game between the R.A. and Hong Kong Police will be the subject of an official enquiry by the H.K.F.A. Seldom has a captain taken the step of marching his team off the field owing to a decision of the referee not meeting with his approval. A similar incident occurred about thirteen seasons ago in a game between the RA. and R.E.. Probably the proximity of the playing pisches within the racecourse had some- thing to do with the action of the RA. captain. At the time there were. four matches in progress about ten yarda separating the various pitches. Whistles were continually sounded and players of. teams not affected, often pulled up. Leach heard the whistle go when Wynne handled and placed the ball for a free kick, but when the referee ordered the be taken by the Police, Leach was kick astounded and amidst protests left the. feld with the K.A team. The referee did not see the incident of Wynne handling owing to his position on the field and it was a drastic step for the BL.A. captain to take:
RESULTS IN BRIEF.
The games in the Hong Kong League on Saturday resulted as under:
Division 1.
K.O.S.B.'s. I South China Club de Recreio... 2 Kowloon ...... H.M.8. Tamar... 1 China Athletic ... 1 H.E. Police 2 BAs
(game unfinished).
Division II. “A.”
R.A. Reserves...... 3 South China. Res. O| China Ath. "A" H.K. Club Res.... 9 Olub de Rec, Res. e Kowloon Hes....... 0
*** Division: " B.”
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H.K. & S. Bank... Mostem Club..... 4 South China China Ath. "A" 4 China Ath. "B" 3 St. Joseph's Res. 1 Kowloon "B".
The following game was not played:- Division II. A: K.O.S.B./8" Reserve's
China Athletic "B"
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HONGKONG CLUB'S VISIT. TO MACAO POSTPONED,
The Hong Kong FC. found it impos sible to full their engagement at Macao over the week end as a number of their players were attending the week-end camp with the Scottish Company of the H.K.V.D.C. They have arranged, to make the journey on Saturday, January
on which date, the Hong Kong Police will take up the Club's fixture with the China Athletic on the Club ground.
DIVISION I
Chilton Collieries e, Accrington 3. Crewal 4, Wigan 1. Rhyl 3, Wrexham I.. Walsall 2, Mansfield 0. Coventry 1, Lincoln 1. Doncaster 0, Chesterfield 1. Grimsby, York 1.
Gillingham 1, Brentford 1. Nunhead 1, Poole.
Bristol Rovers 4, Charlton 1. Luton. 6, Northfleet 2. Bristol City 1. Bournemouth 1. Exeter. 1, Northampton o Norwich 5, Chatham 0. Watford. 0, Brighton L Reading 3, Southend 9.
League: Division I. Birmingham 0, Arsenal a Blackburn R. o. Aston V. S. Bury 4, Sheffield U. 4. Everton 0, Cardiff C. -1. Huddersfield 1, Belton W. 0. Leicester C. o. Buraley 3. Sunderland 6, Manchester U. D. Wednesday 3. Newcastle U. 2... Tottenham 1. Liverpool 2. West Bromwich 3, Derby C. 1. West Ham 3, Leeds
Division II.
Barnsley 1, Bradford C. o. "Blackpool 6, Clapton 0.
Darlingtop 0, Preston N.E. 1. Fulham Wolves 1. Manchester C. 1, Chelsea 0. Notts F. 3. Southampton 1. Oldam A. 1, Hall C. 1. Portsmouth 1, South Shields 1. Swansea 1. 2. Port Vale 2
The Grimsby-Notts C. and Reading- Middlesbrough, matches were not played.
Division III. (Southern).
Aberdare 1, Swindon 4. Newport, Millwall 1. Plymouth 9. Quten's P.R. 0.
Division III (Northern); Bradford 3, Durham. 0. New Brighton 2, Hartlepools L Rotherham 1, Rochdale 1.
Scottish League: Division 'T. Aberdeen 3, Dunfermline A. 1. Celtic 4. St. Johnstone-0 Cowdenbeath 3, Kilmarnock 1. Dundee 1, Rangers 1. Falkirk 6, Queen's Park 0. Hamilton""A" 4, Clyde 2. Hearts 1, Airdrieonians 3 Morton 3. Hibernians 0. Patrick T. 2, Dundee U. 2. St. Mirren 3, Motherwell 1.
·DIVISION II. " A♫*
Kowloon Res.". Recreio Rea,
Little interest centred in this game os the King's Park ground which ended in a goalless draw. Kowloon arrived with ten men only and the Recreio, players did not show their usual dash in the absence of L. Rocha who was with the senior team.
H.M.S.Tamar" v. China Athletic. Playing before a large crowd on the H.FF.C. ground, the above teams played a drawn game of one goal all. The Athle tic players were very nippy and showed the better combination although their shooting left much to be desired. The sailors delded & hard working side, the most prominent player being White at centre half. Avery was good in goal but the shot that beat him was not a hard one. Suen Kum Shun from over twenty yards out seat in a medium high shot which Avery misjudged. The Tamar On the Club ground, the "A" team equalised late in the, closing half through won by four goals to two. In the first Robbins This goal came as a misunder- ten minutes, China "A" were well to standing between the Athletic back, Laithe fore and scored through Chan Woo Yuk Tat, and the goalkeeper. The sailors Yin The Club forwards were slow and in the closing minutes bad chances to take Choi Ping Fan at centre half played a the lead but erratic shooting prevented great game In the next five minutes. soy acore. Suen missed from the penalty.China were three goals up. The Club A division of points is probably a good scored before the interval. Crossing over reflection of the play.
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Kowloon v. Recreio.
This game at King's Park between the present and, coming champions attracted a large gate and the result was a draw of two goals all. The Recreio played Reserves, L Rocha and J. Silva Kow loon had a new man at centre forward, Orr, and he did well and may fill a great Within two gap in the Kowloon team. minutes of the kick off the Recreio were leading, Gosano having beaten Durand In the opening minutes of the second half Rocha put the Recreio further ahead and Simms missed with a penalty. Orr got his first goal for Kowloon with a splendid effort and he soon pat on another. With. the soare two all, Kowloon played up strongly but failed to add to their score.
V. K.0.8.B's v. Bouth China.
`China "Athletic "A" Hong Kong Reserves.
three to one against them, the Club play.. ed up strongly but shot badly, China scored their fourth goal and then Camp- pell got through for the Club. An inci- dent occurred between Campbell and Hui Shing Ju but the referee intervened and the game proceeded. The game ended with China "A winners by four goals to two.
B.A. Res. v. South China. By three goals to mil, the R.A. beat South China on the Garrison ground. Philpotts and Jobe scored before the in- terval and Sargent after the charge of ends..
DIVISION 11. "B,"
St. Joseph's Res. . Kowloon B‚” The College Reserves dropped a point to Kowloon B on the South China ground. After playing a blank first half, Lee scored for the College and Bliss for Kowloon
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By a goal to nil, the K.O.B.B.'s secured a win over South China on the Garrison ground at Scokanpoo. The teams were erenly matched and play was exciting throughout South China forwards got
China "A" v. China" "B." away in rushes but the KO.S:B.'s de-"
This "B" division game ended in a fence held them, The starling play of Li Ting Sang and Chan Bo saved the situa-win for the "A" team by the odd goal tion for South China. The only goal of in seven. Leang Tai Fong ecored twice the match was scored by Barham who for the B team before the interval took advantage of a weak clearance.":" and Chan Ching Hing for the "A"
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In appreciation for the loan of their in goal but his backe did not and one of By four goals to one, the Moslems football ground at Happy Valley every these, Whittington received marching accured the victory over South China and Wednesday, H.M.S. Hermes football. orders for commenting on the referee's decisions. With the Police leading, the now equal the College Reserves in the players have presented the St. Joseph's running for the division championship, RA'made a dash to pull the game round and the incident then happened which led up the RA. leaving the field before time, with the Police leading by two goals to (Continued un nezt Column),
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