THE HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, APRIL 16th, 1928.
THE WEEK-END SPORT. Cricket, Local and Home Football, Macao Races; Sacred Heart Sports, etc.
SATURDAY'S
CRICKET.
KOWLOON EASILY DEFEAT I.R.C. "B."
HONG KONG O.C. v. ARMY,
K.C.C. 2nd BEAT H.K.C.C. 2ad.
The Kowloon Cricket Club 1st XI. played their last League fixture of the season on Saturday. They had little difficulty in defeating their opponents, the LRC. "B" team, and although they have the distine tion of "being the only undefeated | team in the League they have to be satisfied with only the runners-up position.
The Indian "B" team have two more matches to play, but it is generally thought that they will re- vert to the Junior League next!
year,
The Hong Kong Club 1st XI. met the Army team and scored a victory by eight wickets. In this game H. V. Parker of bowling fame made a brilliant 70 runs not out.
The second team of the Kowloon Cricket Club defeated the Hong Kong Cricket Club by 69 runs. This game was played at Kowloon,
HONG KONG C.C. v. THE
*ARMY.
L
11
The Hong Kong Cricket Club met the Army XI. and won by night wickets.
The Army batted first and were dismissed for a low total of 63 runs.
R Nazarin, e E. F. Fincher,
b Roas
A. Rahmin, b Rom
20
A. K. Ismail, b Goodwin...... Sirdar Khan, c. Brace, b Ross 8 H. R. Abbas, b. Reynolds... 1 U. T. Thad, b Rose
O
0
D. Mohamed, not out ............... 19 E. M. K. Malubboy, e Bux"
ton, b.Ross áminn
10
Brace Extras
A. R. H. Esmail, e Ross, b
. Rost
Total
.111
Rowling Analysis.
0.
*
Lyal
10
3
92 1
Goodwin
+
3
90 · 1
Reynolds Brace
7 1 14
6.1 મ
8
1
1
0" ຄ
3 0
Kowloon 0.0.
ET Buxton, e Butt, b
Ismail
10
4
E. F. Fincher...
C. T. Evans, 1.b.w., b Sirdar
Khan
J. C. Lyal, b Sirdar Khan.... 98 Capt. J. C. Reynolds, b
Sirdar Khan
14
N. H. Ross, b Sirdar Khan... 0 E. F. Fincher, bw, b
Madar
A. W. Ramsay, not out ...... 82 F. Goodwin, not out......
Extras
Total (for 8 wickets)
13
210
W. Brace, S. Jex and E C. Fincher did not bat.
Bowling, Analysis.
■
H R.
Sirdar Khan 13 1 Ismail
91
•
8
0 48
1
-Madar
4
0
17
Mohamed Abbas
2
0
DIVISION IL
33
0
Wales, for the Club, claimed four KOWLOON CC. HONG KONG
wickets for 25 runs; Reid took three wickets for 13 runs and Parker 3 for 18. The Club batted extremely well and passed their opponents' total at the loss of the second wicket, and went on to score 214 runs for seven wickets.
The whole Club team batted con. sistently, a fine score of 70 runs not out being contributed by H. V. Parker. Dobbie took the lion's share of the bowling for the Army
and captured five for 60 runs,
Scores:-
The Army.
Capt. A. N. Thorpe,
Parker
"
C.C.
to Kowloon the
Crossing over second eleven of the Hong Kong Cricket Club were defeated by the Kowloon C. C. 2nd XI. br
runs,
The Kowloon C.C. batted first and put up a useful score of 138 runs, the Rev. J. P. Murray being top scorer. with 79 runs, while for the Hong Kong C.C.. West took foar wickets for 10 runs. The Hong Kong
C.C, were dismissed for only 69 runs, just half their opponents' total. Lee, for Kowloon took six wickets for 29 runs. Scores:-
Kowloon C.C. 2nd XI.
LAWN TENNIS.
SATURDAY'S FOOTBALL.
WINS FOR CHINA ATHLETIC, H.K. POLICE AND K.O.S.B'S.
CHINA ATHLETIC RESERVES SECURE JUNIOR
CHALLENGE SHIELD..
Saturday's 2. STEVEN- S. A. RUMJAHN
SON TO-DAY.
TO-DAY'S MATCHES.
The Hong Kong Cricket Club Tournament has reached an ad- vanced stage in all events. Greater interest is now taken in the Open! Events than at the beginning of the season and in view of current performances of the surviving com- petitors very good matches are now, likely to be seen. The first semi- final has been fixed for Thuraday when the semi-gnalists of the bet tom half wil meet sad on Friday the emi-final of the top half will be decided. The Tournament is expected to be finished in a fori- night.
under:-
games resulted as
Hong Kong F., Jünter Challenge Shield.
Final: Re-play, China Athletic Reserves, 13 St. Joseph's, 0 (after extra time).
Hong Kong League, Division I. Hong Kong Police, 4; Hong Kong
F.C., I.
China Athletic, 2; Kowloon F.C.,
0.
Bishop and Hill cleared several times but the Police continued the pressure and Hiddell went into the net after Purvis had saved from Howarth. Purvia was kept busy in the closing minutes and got sway several good shots. Final score:
Police 4, Club 1.
Kowloon F.0, v. Athletic. China Athletic were the visitors
to the Railway ground on Saturday and received a great welcome from the crowd. The Athletic won by two clear goals and maintained Kowloon R.C. Reserves, o R.A.F., their unbeaten record in the League,
K.O.S.Bs., 2; Club de Recreio, 0. Friendly.
JUNIOR SHIELD.
Athletic Reserväg'r. Bt. Joseph's. After having most of the same
St. Joseph's were beaten by the Athletic in the last minute of extra The great heat affected, the players and when the extra time
time
The result was never in doubt although the Athletic did not field a full side. Chan Kwong In was early prominent and was applauded for his clever work. The Athletic
opened the score through Leung Tai Wing halfway through the first half.
To-day the Stand" Court match will be in the fourth round of the Open Singles Championship of the Colony in which S. A. Ruminho started there was little life left and Wah and Lai Yuk Tat. Half-time: 1
Kowloon could not settle down to team work while individual rushes were useless against Wong Shui
China Athletic 1. Kowloon 0.
the game dragged. St. Joseph's will be opposed by Major Steven- son, the winner to enter the semi-had" chances early, but Yik Chan
The second half opened with Kow. final to meet Ng Sae Kwong. "E. Pong in the Athletic goal saved
loon attacking and Angus bad a C. Fincher and T. Honda have en- some real good shots. Smith, the busy time in, the Kowloon geal tered the semi-final in the top half. College centre-forward could do Considering the great heat, the A good match is expected to-day little against Chai Ping Fan and Lo
Wong Pak game was very fast. and speculation is still rife as to Wai Man. He kept the ball too Chong made the game safe for the what form the champion will pro close and was a marked man. Ip Athletic with a fine solo effort, duce, as he showed a considerable Kau was dangerous until he strained giving Angus no chance with his falling off last week. Major Steven-
shot eon should put up very formidable opposition.
Two matches are down in the Open Doubles. They are both in
the second round and in one the the Lee Ng Brothers will meet Brothers whom they should beat without any difficulty. The winners wil: qualify to meet E. de Sousa and A. V. Hemedics. In, the other F. J. Remedios and J. Silva, the Portuguese champions, will meet T. Isomura and Y. Sajik, the win- ners to play Major Lucas and Atajor Stevenson,
The programme for to-day
follows:-
0
Open Singles.
GA. V. Hall, b Hancock.... 2
Rev. J. P. Murray, b West 70
b
·S. Q. M. S. Newberry,
st.
Pearce, b Wales
0
G. Lee, Lb.w., b Hancock
Major Pridham, 1.b.w., b
Parker
Capt. Tyringham, b Reid
20
Capt. A. G. Dobbie,.
B. Petheram, James, b
Vallack
Parker
12
Et. Coghill, b Wales
H. Overy, e Tait. b West
L. Musson, b Reid
Sgt. Leach, b Wales
L/Cpt. Miles, c. Mitchell, b
Wales
Mr. Gar. Fogden, b Reid S/Sgt. Walker, not out
Extras
Total
R. E. Lindsell, b Tait
F. Hamblin, b West.....
A. E Silkstone, c Dowler, b
West
V. M. Hast, not out
J. P. Robinson, run out
Extras
1000
Total
.138
Bowling Analysis
C. J. Tacchi absent.
Bowling Analysis.
0 2 E W
Walker
11
2 9.5
4
Parker
1 - 10
3
Reid
3.2 1 13
3
0. X. R. W. Vallack
2 17 1 Hancock... 10 1 44 Trit
7 0 37 Dowler... 9 0 12 0 West
В P 10 Way
2.4 1 3
4
0
34
Hong Kong 0.5.
A. W, Hayward, b Dobbie... 1o E. J. R. Mitchell, e Thorpe,
Dobbie
H. Owen Hughes, b Dobbie... 8
Hong Kong.0.0. 2nd XI.
W. Ker Tait, e Hast, b Lee 15
4th Round
is
thigh mascle. In the closing minute of extra time, Sek. Pui Tim got the call in the net following scramble in the College goal area. This was the only goal of the
game.
Sims then went up to lead the attack and several changes werp made in the home team's positions. This improved the play but the
Athletic defended strongly and when the final whistle sounded the Athletic were leading by two clear goals.
Presentation of Trophies. Mr. H. M. McTavish, Acting Chairman of the H.K.F.C., present cd the Shield to Choi Ping Fan, K.0.5.B. c. Club de Recreio., the Athletic
the .captain" and
By winning this game at Boo- "Wilton" runners-up cup, to T. kunpoo, the Borderers practically Leonard, St. Joseph's captain and secured the runners-up position in a medal to cack player of the two the League.,. They completed their teams. Before making the presenta fixtures and are two points ahead tion, Mr. McTavish" "complimented of the R.A. and Scots Guards. the teams on the game they had While the Gunters have set to meet played under adverse conditions.the China Athletic, the Guards have Remarking that it had taken two finished their fixtures. The meet- hundred and twenty minutes play to ing of the Athletic and R.A. in mid-
S. A. Kumjahn. Major W. B. decide the winners he congratulated Stevenson,
the China Athletic on their success. Three cheers for Mr. McTavish and China Athletic Reserves were given.
Open Doubles
2nd Round.
Ng Sze Kwong and Ng Sze Cheung. Lee Woon Taoi and Leo Wai Taoi.
F. J. Remedios and J. Silva v. T. Isomura and Y. Sajiki
Handicap Singles "A."
נו
3rd Rounds
HONG KONG LEAGUE.
Hong Kong F.0.. Hotg Kong Felice.
This game was played on the Hong.
. W. E. Bishop (rec. 13/1) v. Kong F.C. ground and ended in a W. B. Cornaby (rec. 3/8).
win for the Police by four goals to Semi-final.
D. S. Green (rec, 15/1) p. Capt. E. H. J. Larkcom (rec. 4/4).
Mixed Doubles.
Mrs. Armstrong and G. W. Sewell (owe 15/3) c. Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Womack (rec. 15).
one. The teams were not at full. strength. The Police tank the lead early through Purvis who turned the ball into his own net. The Police. again got down but Bishop cleared from Oram. A raid by the Club Mrs. C. P. F. Jomes and A. D. eaded in Sherry handling close in Humphreys (owe 15) v. Mrs and from the penalty spot, Bishop Hemington and H. Owen Hugheshent Clarke with a fast shot.
The Police at once went out for the lead but were unlucky, 'a shot- "SACRED HEART” SPORTS. from Oram hitting the underside of
the bar and Biddell running in turn- ed the ball outside. Half-time, one ́
SUCCESSFUL FOURTH all.
ANNUAL MEETING.
T. E. Pearce, 1.b.w., b
. Dobbie
B. M. S. Lloyd, b Overy...... 13
20
ER. West, b Lee
0
(owe 3/6).
K. H. Batger, 1.b.w, b
Thorpe
R. H. Dowler. b Lep
4
J. E. Hancock, e and b Lee 10
HV. Parker, not out
G. W. Sewell, b Lee
Rev. E. K. Quick, e Thorpe,
C. P. James, b Murray ......
b Musson
91
E. R. Duckitt, Lb.v., b
Dobbie ...
S. J. Jordain, hit wickety b
Loc
11
10
"A. H. Penn, b Murray - 10
"H. R. B. Hancock, not out
15
G. E. Vallack, b Murray......
Extras
19
·J. R. Way, not out
Extras
Total (for 7 wickets)....214
Total
Bowling Analysis.
Q M.
K. W.
Lec
Overy Murray.
A. Reid and C. D. Wales 'did not bat.
Bowling Analysis. :
Dobbie
Thorpe Newberry
Musson Miles
Leach
09
0.
14 3
10. 2
39
1 17
0 32
2 95
LEAGUE DIVISION 1,
KOWLOON C.C. «. LR.C. "B."
The Kowloon Cricket Club ist bad little difficulty in defeating the
11
60
RW.
8.2 2:22
3 0" 22
LEAGUE TABLE.
鼗 -1
The fourth annual sports meet-
ing of the Sacred Heart College
The Police took the lead early in the second half, Oram beating
week will decide the position. Should the RA. win, they will have to re-play the Borderers,
The Recreio fielded a weak side in this game, A. Gosano, L. Rocha, A. Brown, P. Xavier, A. A. Remedios, C. F. Remedios and the goal-keeper, Fernandez, being ab sent. The K.0.8.Bs. had their fall side out and though continually pressing throughout the game, could score once only in each half. Me- Glinchey scored the first goal and Stock and second. Anderson in the Borderers goal had an easy day.
FRIENDLY,
Kowloon Ressives v. K.A.F. Playing in a friendly, game on the Railway ground, the Airmen beat the home team by four clear goals. Gallagher (2), Fletcher and Buck- land, scored the goals,
LAI WAH CUP FINAL.
Army v Civilions, at Saturday, April 21st, at 6 p.m., on the Hong Kong F.C. ground Re fered: Mr. F. Smith; Lines- men: 8.8gt. Gilbert and Me J. W. Baldwin,
The gross gate receipts will be given to the local fund being raised for the dependents of the inte Tele- in the recent flying tragedy.
་་
HOME FOOTBALL RESULTS.
CELTIC LOSES THE SCOTTISH CUP FINAL.
RANGERS FINE FEAT.
SOME SURPRISES IN THE, LEAGUES.
Celtic's hopes of retaining the Scottish Cup were shattered on Saturday by the Glasgow Rangers who secured the trophy by a four goals to nothing victory. This wonderful performance at Hampden Park was watched by a record attendance of 100,000, 10,000 more than the largest previous gathering at a Scottish Cup final. Celtic have won their way to the final stage of the Scottish Cup Competition nineteen times and have taken the trophy twelve times. In winning against Saturday's opponents history of twenty years ago repeated itself.
H
The Hangers have won the trophy twice in the old days and in the 1906-1909 senson they entered the final with, Celtic, whom they have now disposed of. On that occasion they played An, unprecedented soeng two drawn games at Hampden Park. followed the conclusion of the second match owing to a misunder- standing in regard to extra time. Pay boxes were set on fire and considerable, damage was done to the ground and terracing while one hundred parsons were oficially reported to have Been injured. The Queen's Park Club claimed damages and received £500 from the Scottish Football Association and £130 each from the Rangers and Celtic. It was to mark their disapproval of the conduct of the spectators that the Association withheld their trophy, and medals. Another important Cup event on Saturday was the final of the English Amateur Cup Competition. Leyton, last year's wio- mers, retained the trophy by a three goals to two victory..
THE LEAGUE.
In the First Division of the English League, Huddersfield dropped one point, Everton registered a win and are close rivals for honours. Chaises were beaten by the team at the bottom of the table and it may now be taken for granted that this team bas now lost their chance of winning top honours in the Second Division. Manchester City improved their position but Leeds are at the head of affairs. Millwall in the Southern Section won comfortably, while Bradford, leaders in the Northern Section, lost rather unexpectedly to Accrington.
A draw in the match between Motherwell and St. Mirren has. given an advantage to the Rangers, who will now go all out for the "double" event.
Results of mates as cabled by Reuter and amended League. tables follow.-
[TAKOUGH REUTER'S AGENCY.]
'Scottish Cup..
LONDON, April 14th. The final of the Scottish Cep Competition was played at Glasgow to-day in fine, cold weather. 190,000 spectators were present. Glasgow Rangers best Celtic by four goals to nothing.
ENGLISH LEAGUE.
Division 1.
Burnley 13 7 17 75 88 37 Liverpool...39 19 19 14 80 78 38 Birmingham30 11 14 14 83 72.38 Blackburn 37 13 8.15 54 07 35 Middlesbro 38 11 13 14 77 80 33 Manch U. 38 13 7 18 61 78 33 Sheffield U.. 36 12 8 16 66 78 32 Wednesday 8 10 12 16 73 76 39
Chelses
DIVISION IL
P. W. D. L. F. A Pts English Amateur Cup. In the final of the English Leeds 30478-91 51 53 Amateur Cup Competition, Leyton Manch City 37 23.7 7.90 55 53
.30 22.88 70 30 beat Cockfield by three goals to two Preston ..39 21 8 10 92 58 at Middlesbrough.
Stoke 30 19 8 12.68,58 Oldham ......38 16 7 13 69 46 Swansea...39 18 10 19 69 60 West Brom. 29 10 10 13 86, 87-49 Grimshy.39 14 12 13 63 3 Notts Forest38 15 9 14 8078 30 Port Vale...38 17 3 15 66 57 20 Bristol C.39 158 18 75 78 38 Hull38 11 13 14 39 48 33 Notts 0.3 12 11 13 68 71 South'ton ...30 13 7 19 64 68 Reading38 11 11 17 53 74 Barnsley 39 11 11 17 30 83 Wolves.....38 12 8 1960 88 Blackpool 38 11 8 19 74 98 Clapton O. 33 10 9 10 61 72 2 Fulham 11 21 66 65 29 S. Shield 29 7 8 2 52 104
DIVISION III (SOUTH).
Arsenal 0, Huddersfield 0. Aston Villa B, Cardiff C. 1.- Burnley 2 Tottenham 2. Bury 4, Manchester U., 3. Derby C.1, Bolton: 0. Leicester 3, Birmingham 0. Liverpool 6, Newcastle 0. Portsmouth 4, Middlesbro 1, Sheffield U. 1, Everton 3. Sunderland Blackburn R. 0. West Ham 1, Wednesday 2.
Division I Barnsley 1, Grimsby 4 Firham 1, Oldham 1. Hull 1, Stoke 0.
Leeds 4 Clapton 0.0. Manchester C., Bristol C. 2. **** Natts Forest 0, West Brom 2. Port Vale 3, Blackpool 0...`. Preston N.E. 1, Southampton 2. South Shields 2, Chelsea 1. Swansea 1, Notts C. 1 Wolves 2, Reading: 1.
Division III. (Southern). Bristol 3, Bournemouth 0. Charlton 3, Brighton .. Coventry 0, Exeter 0. Gillingham 3, Crystal Pal. 1. Merthyr 0, Luton 0. Newport 2, Torquay 2. Plymouth 1, Brentford 0. Queen's Park 0, Northants 4. Swindon 1, Norwich 1. Walsall 2, Millwall 5, t Watford 1, Bouthend 1.
Division III, (Northern). Accrington 2, Bradford E Ashington 5, Nelasa 1. Bradford O. 2): Southport" 0. Crewe 1; Rochdale 1. Darlington 1, Barrow 1. Doncaster 9, Stockport 9. Halifax 0, Rotherham 0. Hartlepools 1, Chesterfield 0. Lincoln 5, Wrexham 0. New Brighton 4, Durham 0. Wigan 1, Tranmere 0.
SCOTTISH LEAGUE.
Division 1.
Purvis from close range. Simpson graphist Jackson, who lost his life ardent 3 Cowdenbeath 0.
and Transbitsky had chances to beat
was held at the Club de Recreio Clarke while centre from Alex-
ground, King's Park, yesterday and
successful. The wea 5 2 14 3 proved very
ther was ideal, and a majority of had good entries. .the events the Perhaps the outstanding feature
was the High Jump won by Lan Ho Yin with a jump of. sft, 3ia,
The positions to date in Leaguo Tables are:-
Division Les
7 0 1 21 10 · 20
Club.
P. W. D. L. Pta which is remarkably good for University 8 Kowloon C.C... 8 6 오
school meeting. The inter-class Craigengower
3 3 2 12 relay race also proved very excit- Royal Navy
392 11. ing, and was eventually won by Indian R.C. "A" 7
7
2 32 ទ
.7 1 43
12 45
LRC.B team at Sookunpoo." [Civil Service, 2 B The Indians batted first and were Chinese R.O.7 dismissed for 111 runs. Ross, for Royal Artillery.. 7. 11. 6 Kowloan, took five wickets for 17 Indian B.C.."B" 6
runs.
་་
The Kowloon team soon passed Club.
Division II
4
Mr. W. B. Finnigan, Registrar of the Hong Kong University, pre- 51sented the prizes, and the meeting
The following have been chosen to represent the Civilians Clarke; Wheeler and Bishop; McGreavy, McKelvie and Watson; Pile, Ho- warth, Gosano, Rocha and Brown. warth, Gosane, Rocha and Brown, Reserves: Sherry, Hedley, McBride, rag day ou par some
ander was trapped by Smith close in, but Sherry nipped in and clear- ed Purvis saved several good shots, but failing to hold one from McGreavy, Howarth dashed in"and | Cornwall and J, Silva, netted.
The principal results were sa follows:-
Long Jump (info)Leung Shiu
Mai
Long Jump (Senior)-Lam Ho Yio.
High Jump (Senior)-Lam Ho closed with thanks to the donors! Yin (5lt. afa.)
P. W. D. L. Pis, of the prizes, and to the officiala 120 Yards Flat Bace-lp Pat
for their help in making the meet- Wah.
their opponents total and had University and... 8.9 scored 210 rúna for six, wickets when K.C.C. 2nd...... stumps were drawn. Ramsay and Club de Rec.000 Goodwin, both passed the half cen-RA.O.C B 5 03.15 tury mark with 52 and 60 runs res-Royal Navy 2nd:94 Electric B.C... 3
D pectively.
Scores
Police R.O.
Indian 2.0. “.8.2
MP Madar, b Reynolds
A Batt, c Evans, b Lyal ......11
the Club de Recreio was also thank-220 Yards (Junior).-Yuen
0 0.17
071122
ing a success. The Committee of
3. 18
ed for the loan of their ground.
Fat.
1 4.13
& 10
220 Yards (Senior). Lau Mau. Arithmetic Race. Low
Tack
Man.
9
Royal Engingers 7
Civil Service ... B
2
0 2.0, 5
076
0
Tamar
Staff Race.-F. O. Shak 440 Yards (Junior).-Lai Ping Shepng.
The individual Championship Cup was won by Yip Pak Wab, and the Inter-Class Championship went to Class 1.
(Continued on nest Column).
440 Yards (Senior).-Ip Pak Wal. Old Boys' Race.Ho Shin Kai, 30 Yards Blow Bicycle Race-Ho Kai Chu
One Mile Bicycle Race-Ho Kai Chui
One Mile Flat Race-Leung Wang Yun.
Falkirk 1, Queen's Park. 2. Hamilton 1, Clyde :1, Hearte 1. Airdrie 1. Dunfermline 0, Kilmarnock 4 Partick 2, Bo'bess: 1.1 Raith 3, Hibernians 0. St Mirren 1, Motherwell L The Hamiltoni z. Clyde match was played on Friday. Owing to Cup matches the Celtios, St. Johnstone and Dundee 7. Rangers matches wore postponed.
LEAGUE TABLES,
DIVISION: I/
P. W. D. L. F. A, Pts. Huddersfield37 50 7 10 84 60 47 Everton 38 17 19 9. 88 50" 46 Leicester 38 17 10 11 87 88 44 Jumor Hurdles.--Yuen Shan Fat. Darby 39 18 10 13 88 7342 Senior Hurdles-Lau Mau Aston Villa 38 18 8 14 71 00 40 Hall Mile Race (open to the Cardift.30 15 10 14 65 78 40 Portsmouth 38 18 7:15 85 77 29 Coony)Pte. Tierman.
Junior Inter-class Team Race. Bolton30 15 9.15 74 63 30 West Ham 30 14 10 15 77 78 38 Senior Inter-clans Race-Class 4. Bury39 17 4 18 79 79 38 Tug of War Married. Single.Tottenham 40 15 8 17 7380 38 Bunderland 37 14 9 14 66 64 ar Single
50 Yards Ladies Race.--Miss Arsenal 37 13 11 13 75 78 37 Newcastle 37 13 11 13 72 75 07 Mok Shiu Bang
P. W. D. LF. A. Pts. Millwall 39 97 5 6 190 30 58.
54 01 Northants 37 21 9,7 91
4.6 Plymouth 38 200 12 75 51
44 Swindon...25 18 8 30 56 Brighton 38 17 10-11 72 61 44 Newport 38 17 9 12 78 69 43 Crystal Pal.37 10 10 11 70 66 42 Exeter.30 15 12 12 62 33 42. Southend 38 -18 318 71 50; 41 Q.P.R.30 16 8:15 65 6340 Brentford 99 16 6,1771 80 38 Charlton 37 12 12 13 51 63 38 B'mouth...38 13 10 15 68 69 36 Gillingham 37 12 10 15 55 68 34 Luton 37 10 7 17 85 77 33 Watford 37 11 8 17 58 60 31 Merthyr 39 @ 12 18 51 84 30 Norwich 37 8 13-16 50 67 29 |Bristol R. 37, 19: 4 21:04 83.98. Walsall ......39-10 8 21 65 98 29 Coventry 37 10 7.2057 8427 Torquay 38 7 12 19 47.96 96
DIVISION HIL (NORTH),
P. W. D. L. F. A. Pts... Bradford 39 24 98 101 41 57 Lincoln.30-22 6 11 63 62 50 Tranmere ...37 21 9 90 80 49 Stockport...37 21 72 73 44 49 Doncaster 38 21 6 11 89 29 48 Bradford C.39 17 11 11 83 58 45 Accrington 30 17 6 14 7372) Southport 40 19417 84 68 Darlington 37 18 5 14 80.8341 Wrexham ..39 178 10 00 89'40 N. Brighton37 '14 11 12 6349-30 Halifax...
21:38 12 13 13 67: 65 37 Rochdale 38 16 017 687238 Rotherham 39,13 10 10 62 82 38 Hartlepools 38 14 590 61 77 33 Crewe 39 12 8 18 73 17:23. Chesterfield 40 12 0 19 68 74 33 Ashington 96 10 8 20 67 98 28 Barrow.36 9 9 20 40 3827 Wigan 30 0 0 21 50 80 97 Durham.38. 10, 6.22:48:91]. 20 Nelson 37 10 4 23 84 117 24
SCOTTISH LEAGUE:
· (DIVISION L)
P. W. D. L. F.-A.: Pta Rangers 4.36.24, 774 102: 34 65 Motherwell 27 92-96 00:45 83 Celtic 35 21 80 85 35. 50 Hearta 37 197 11 88541:45 St Mirren 27 18 6:11 76272 144 Aberdeen 16 13 7065 43 Bartick 200 17 6 13: 80 53 40. Kilmarnock 37-16:10:12-67. 78.40 Cowdenbeath37 13 7 14 ́ ́66;- 07) 39 Falkirk 37 16 8.10 75 67:37 S. Johnstone36 14 8-14 08 81 | 36: Hibernians 37 13 A 19 70 72. 34. Adrieonians37 11 11 15:58 68 23 Dundes e11.20 13 6 17 02 787 22 Queen Pk. 37 12 0.19 6870 30 Clyde 37 10 10 1745 71 30 Hamilton 37 11 5 21 65849 Raith 36 10 620 55 88 20 Bo'ness 07 20 45 82 Dunfermline37 4 3.30 38 193