LOCAL FOOTBALL.
ARMY IN FINAL FOR LAI WAH CUP.
JUNIOR LEAGUE RESULTS AS EXPECTED.
R.A.F. WIN THEIR FIRST MATCH. :
The Navy, and the Army gave a good display of Football, but the Army were always on top, the issue never being in doubt. The Army team is the best ever seen in Hong Kong and it will be a puzzle to know bow to fit in the talent coming to the Colony this trooping season.
Sinus the Army and England amateur centre ball, will be the only one to bid us farewell in the very near future. The junior. mäktes came off much as expected with the exception of Kowloon who appear to be a very poor side this reason. Three teams retain their unbeaten record and the Chinese Athletic still bead the table. Three tears winning at Home and two away..
RESULTS AT A GLANCE.
LAI WAH CEP COMPETITION.
Army
Kowloon.... R.A.F..
Semi-Final. 3 Navy
DIVISION II
St. Joseph's
Eastern
10 University.
Torreio........
Chinese Ath...
Navy
3
K.O.S.B...
S. China B R.A.
S. China 4. & "Queen's
Small Units...
LEAGUE TABLE,
JUNIOR DIVISION.
KOWLOON. UNIVERSITY.
Kawlor catertained the Univer- "sity at home in a very featureless game. For Kowloon there was good play on the part of Hanan and
1 Davies and for the University
Edwards was prominent.
A poor half concluded "with "no" goals being registered.
Half-time: Kowloon 0, Univer sity 0.
The game livened ap somewhat in the second half and some good passing between the home forwards earried play in to the visitors gon! P. W. D. L. Pts area. University during a period of heavy pressure were rather for- 07tunate in obtaining a goal, the out 8 come of a scrimmage in front of Angus, a home player being respon- sible for the gift.
Chinese Athletio 4 + 0
Navy
K.O.S. B
irrig
Queen's
Eastern
4 3 1
3 3 0 0 44 22 11 5 2 0 0 4 1214 2.0 2 4 1.1 2
Kowloon ..
St. Joseph's
3
S. China "A",
1
3
3
0
2
1 D.
3
10
3
1
3
4
0 0
ILA.
University
8. China B
Small Units, ...
R.A.F.
FRIENDLY.
Kowloon.
3 Police
ARMY
".
XAVY.
The Army are to be congratulated on having got together a team of all round excellener, and their play in the Lai Wah Cup on Saturday was'n revelation to the spectators. The combination of the forwards. was a delight to watch, while the half backs played a masterly game both in attack and defence, and left Hooper and Martin with con paratively little to do. The Navy team were good in patches, but it was obvious that they were stran gets to each other and the forwards were given little or na opportunity The Navy kicked to settle down.
ell and made tracks for goal but the Army quickly assumed com and, and were unlucky not to take the lead when Leach hit an upright with a drive which Ward could never have reached. Skiggs was an cutstanding figure at this stage, and kept the Naval left wing in complete subjection. Leach was in great ferm at centre forward, and led Cope & merry dance. He open ed out the game in most capable style, and both wings were con- tinnally being supplied with ground passes which they were able to take in their stride. Un to the interval however the Naval defence held out, Ward giving a fine display in goal.
Half-time: Navy 0, Army 0. A mistake by Fletcher nearly led to the downfall of the Army goal, lat Firth shot wildly. At the other end Larkin drew Ward out of goal and gave to Lench, whose shot was handled by Cornwall. A penalty was awarded and Caldicott opened drive which Ward the score with
Alter this reverse Kowloon tried hard to make up the deficit but poor shooting on the part of the forwards missed many chances.
Result: Kowloon 0, University 1.
THE HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, OCTOBER 29th, 1928.
R.A. NAVY.
The Navy left matters rather late on Saturday, for they were a goal in arrears at the interval, but they Assumed command in the second half and completely outplayed their opponents
R.A, started off in good style, and took the lead through Maddock. The Navy did most of the attack, but their shooting was inaccurate.
SATURDAY'S TENNIS.
U.S.R.C. BEAT COLONY'S CHAMPIONS,
AMERICAN TOURNAMENT.
The U.S.R.O tennis team play. ing at the U.S.R.C. ground on Saturday put up a capital per- strong team! formance against a drawn from the various clubs in, the Colony, among their opponents being the Runjahn cousins and the Lo brothers. Although it was an up-hill ight, the home team won.
Half-time: R.A. 1, Navy 0. The sailors equalised almost im- mediately after the resumption, Adams dashing through and netting
The visitors, captained by Mr. as Parkes came out. The same player added a second within three G. W. Sewell, were: S. A. and H. D. Rumjahn, M. K. and M. W. minutes, and shortly afterwards
Le, and Sewall and Redmond; completed the hat trick. The Navy whilst the U.S.H.C., were repre- forwards were having all the game seated by Wing Comhdr. Hunter now, and the R.A. defence was beand Lt. Hale, Dr. Tottenham and coming very shaky. Bowles ran in Major Luens, and Rev. F. W. to bent. Parkes from close in, and Alexander and J. 8. McEachrna. Adams scored the fifth within a few minutes of the final whistle. Cotton played well for the losers.
Result:
3, R.A. 1.
SOUTH CHINA "A"
QUEEN'S.
The Queen's deserved their victory over South China "4" en Caroline Hill last Saturday, Bung scoring all four goals.
The Queen's took up the running from the start, but the play was fairly even and no goals were scor- ed. Bunn opened the scoring early in the second half with a solo ruu from the half way line. His second goal came from a pass from the wing, when he met it with a first timer, which travelled along the The ground
.great Queen's third goal was a gift, the This match was played at King's outside left put in a great shot. Park. The opening exchanges saw which the South Chica gealle did the Air Force take up the running and St. Joseph's goal almost fell well to save, but was slack in End to making a clearance, and Bunn in the first few minutes. end play was the feature each goalrushed in the ball rebounding of being exlled up in turn though thehim into the net. South China. respective defences appeared to have the upper haud of the forwards..
-RA.F. ST. JOSEPH'S.
Play then went in favour of the Airmen whose half-backs were more than holding their own and putting through some good passes to their forwards. A continued pressure re- ulted in a good goat being scored by Gallacher.
Hall-time: R.A. F. 1, St. Joseph'30. On the recommencement it was
seen that by a rearrangement of the team St. Joseph's were going to bave more of the game and they inade tracks for the opposing goal."
Result: R.A.F. 1, St. Joseph's
RECREIO. EASTERN.
It was a
at
rate.
were not deterred by this reverse. and made one or two good runs, but their finish was tame and the Queen's defence were playing" a great game. In the last five minutes of the play, the Queen's had it all their own way, and shots were tried at goat from all angles without re- sult, until Bunn scored the fourth goal just on time.
Result:
South China "A" 0, Queen's 4.
Referee: E/Cpl. Shead.
K.O.S.B.. "SMALL UNITS.
David and his centreres however were not allowed to stay too long and the Airmen again took up the offensive; good combination being shown by the forwards who carried play into the enemy's lines, shots
The K.O.S.B.'s emulated their by Gallacher and Bond however were slightly wide of the mark and Radha was not seriously challenged. win of last week, by beating the Tay quietened down considerably lowly Small Units team at Sookun ap, this stage and rather featureless fouthall was seen, the backs of cath poo on Saturday by nine goats" team being allowed too much time without reply. The score is not a to clear.
fair indication of the game, as the Small Gaits as
a team worked härd, but did not take advantage of the opportunities offered them.
The K.O.S.B.'s netted, but were A second disappointing Recreio team that met Eastern at Happy rightly ruled off-side.
better results, Stevens scoring from Valley on Saturday, and although run down on the left by. Creig had they had most of the play it cannot the rebound. The Small Units were The forwards playing well in mid-field, but seem- be said that they deserved to do incre than draw.
ed paralysed in front of goal. The never got together and Ward was
Again and into their opponents the only one who showed to advan. Borderers were soon on the ball tage near goal. For Eastern Ram half, and Stevens put in a terrific played a ne game in goal, the shot which hit the upright and Lacks were very safe, and Labhan, Crawley taking the reture put the Haroon and T Ali were the best ball into the net. Just before the finish of the first half the K.O.S.B. of a moderate forward line.
Eastern opened the store through forced a corner, and from the re- Haroon, and Recreio equalised sulting kick, Crawley smarthy head- through Ward. A good run by Lattian presented Chan Yuk Cheunged into the net. The Small Units with a nice opening, and the inside went off with a rush in the second righ: again took the lead for half, and on four occasions came Recreio struggled back near to scoring. From then on wards the K.O.S.B. had it all their Eastern. and Ward managed to put his side own way and piled on six goals in quick time, Crawley obtained the on level terms.
Arst four, Stevens two and Creiz
.
Result Recreio 2. Eastern 2.
CHINA E."
could hardly have seen. Stock was CHINESE ATHLETIC r. SOUTH playing an inspired game at inside right, and time after time he left the defence helpless. His play waz:
There was a large crowd of most unselfish, and he was directly responsible for two of the goals Chinese at this match on Saturday, elean and sporting struggle scored., The second goal came after and 15 minutes, when Stock worked ended in a win for Athletic. Both through and "left Leach an easy forward lines played elever foot- task. Almost immediately came a ball, but Athletic were the better third fine combination between finishers. Play was fast and even Stock and Larkin ending in the for latter centring to Leach, who found the net with a grand shot. A bom bardment of the Naval goal ensued, and Caldicott and Barclay showed g prominently but it was Stock nad Leach who added the last goal, Ward came out of a trying ordeal with Aying colours.
Result: Army 5, Navy 0. Army:-Fletcher: Hooper, Mar- tio; Skiggs, Sims, Cantor; Larkin, Stock, Leach, Barclay and Caidi
cott,
Navy-Ward; Cornwall, Moss; Chauner, Cópe, Sturtyrart; Van Tromp, Firth, Evans, Mann and Cobb.
Referee: Mr F. Smith.
some time, with plenty of! thrills, but Athletic went ahead in ten minutes, Cheung Sui Hong doing the needful with a clever snap abot.
South China had several oppor- tudities of drawing level, but the shooting of their forwards was very Half-time: Chinese Athletic 1, South Chinn "B" 0.
wild.
one.
'Result: K.O.S.B. B, Small Units 0. Referee: B. Q. M. S. Hutchins, R.A..
FRIENDLY MATCH.
KOWLOON POLICE.
From the commencement it was noticed that Kowloon were taking snatters pretty easily.
The Scores,
Wing Comdr. Hunter and Lt. Hale:-
beat Rumjahn and Rumjaho,
3-8, 6-4, 6-
lost to Lo and Lo, 5-7, 57. bent Sewell and Redmond, 7-3,
6-3,
Dr. Lucas:
Major Tottenham and
beat Rumjaha and Rumjaha,
6-3, 6-0. !
lat Lo and Lo, 4-6, 8-4, 6-3. beat Sewell and Redmond, 6-3,
U-1.
Rev, Alexander and McEachran
bent Rumjahn and Rumjaho,
6-3, 3-6, 6-3.
lost to Lo and Lo, 0-6, 4-6, beat Sewell and Redmond, -8,
82, 6-4.
Y.M.C.A. American Tourney. At King's Park on Saturday, the their American Tennis Tournament in European YL.C.A. held which eight mixed pairs took part. Some capital games were witnessed and both spectators and players en- joyed: the afternoon's sport.
Partners were changed after each set, and the maximum number of each individual games which
Prizes
were awarded to the lady and man player could win was 40. player who won the highest number of games; the successful pair, beitig 188 Gladys Beard who won 28 game and Mr. R. P. Sapsed who Lad 31 games to his credit.
CHAMPIONSHIP YACHT
RACE.
"DIANA" STILL OUT AT
7.15 P.M.
NO WIND ON SATURDAY.
The first championship race of the Royal Hong Kong Yacht Club on Saturday afternoon was marred by weather conditions. The breeze was far too light and when the race started there was only a gentle. westerly wind, which soon abated with the result that the race bevarne
a drifting match.
Eighteen yachts set sail over the usual course, of these, eight were in the Heyward Heys. Class, and five each in the One Design, the Gael and the Handicap classes.
The competitors in the Heyward Heys, One Design and Gael classes failed to finish before the time. limit, and therefore no race was declared in these classes. Only twa. out of five finished in the Handi- cup class. They were:-
Rola
......... 5.34.42 La Liada... 6,23,21 The Colleen and Duruthea" re-
The third pleting the course. turned to the. Club without com- yacht, Diana, was still out at 15 p.m. She was seen to be trying to get round Cust Rock, but there was hardly any breeze blowing at the
time.
With two yachts returning home and two dropping out of the race, for, that reason she was doing her Diana stood to get third place and very best. She was last seen inoor- ed to Kowloon Bay. It waL · gLid that she could still finish the course within the next 24 hours or even later and secure points to ward the Championship Cup.
HOME FOOTBALL RESULTS.
HEAVY SCORING IN THIRD DIVISION.
CHELSEA LOSE THEIR LEADERSHIP.
SCOTLAND BEAT WALES.
All the football matches arranged in the various divisions of the English League wore completed on Saturday but the Scottish League match between the Rangers and Partick had to be post- poned.
Blackburg maintained their premier position in the First Division by defeating West Ham is expected. Derby had a run- Arsenal and away victory over Burnley, the one-time leaders. Liverpool played to a draw, sharing four goals each. Huddersfield were beaten by Manchester United by an odd goal, while Leeds. United also gained the points by a similar margin over Everton. Chelsen lost their leadership in the Second Division by a drawn game with Southampton. Notts County and Hull both gained comfortable victories over their opponents and take leading and second places respectively. Bradford accounted for Preston North End by. 7 goals to
Heavy scoring by home teams was feature in both sections. of the Third Division. Northampton beat Crystal Palace by goals to one, and Bournemouth beat Bristol Rovers by 6 goals to 2. The first three positions in the Southern section remain the same as last week as the leader's all won their matches. In the other section Wrexham still retain their place at the top although they had to give a point away. Carlisle were badly beaten sad drop to fourth place, Lincoln and Bradford City climbing up to join the leaders.
In the Scottish League the Rangers were not engaged and still remain at the top, having dropped only one point so far. Mother- well, who had a 7-0 victory, replace Aberdeen for second place. The latter lost to the Hearts 3-1. Queen's Park and Celtic shared the points by scoring four goals each. Third Lanark lost to the Hibernians by five goals.
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Results of League matches and the fixture between Scotland And Wales are appended. together with revised League tables including Saturday's matches. (THROUGH AEUTER'S AGENCY.]
ENGLISH LEAGUE.” Division I
Arsenal 4, Liverpool 4. Birmingham 2. Aston Villa 4. Blackburn 2, West Ham 0. Botton 3, Sheffield 1. Derby 4, Burnley 0.
Everton 0, Leeds U. 1.
Huddersfield 1, Manchester U. 2 Manchester C. 2, Leicester 3. Portsmouth 4, Bury Wednesday 1, Cardiff 0. Sunderland 3, Newcastle 2
Division H
Barnsley 2, Wolves 2. Blackpool 4, Oldham 0. Bradford 7, Preston Bristol.C., Notts G. 4.- Chelsea, Southampton 1. Clapton 0, Hull 2. Grimsby 4, Reading of Notts F. 0, Millwall 4. Stoke, Tottenham 0. Swansea, Middleshiro' 0. West Brom. 3, Port Vale 1.
Division III. (Southern). Bournemouth 6, Bristol R. 2. Brentford 0, Watford 1. Brighton 3, Gillingham 1. Charlton 4, Swindon 1. Coventry 3, Newport 1. Exeter 1, Plymouth "2. Luton 3. Walsall 1: Merthyr 1, Queen's P.R. 2. Northants 8, Crystal Pal. 1. Norwich 3, Torquay 0. Southend 0, Fulham 1.
Division II. (Northern). Ashington 3, Hartlepool 1. Barrow 1, Bradford C. 3. Chesterfield 1, Lincoln 1." Darlington 3, Wigan
Doncaiter 4, Accrington 1. Nelson 4, Rotherham 2. New Brighton 4, Stockport 1. Rochdale 5, Tranmere 1. Southport 6, Crewe South Shields 5. Carlisle 0. Wrexham 2, Halifax 2.
SCOTTISH LEAGUE. Division I. Aberdeen, Hearts 3, Clyde 2, St. Johnstone 1. Dundee 2, Ayr 3. Falkirk.0, Motherwell Hamilton, Airdrie 3. Hibernians 6, Third Lanark 1. Kilmarnock 4, Cowdenbeath Queen's Park, Celtic 4. Raith, St. Mirren 5.
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Birmingham 12
B 20 24 10 Bolton"...12 4 16 19 24 10 9 Cardiff...123 36 IP 15 Arsenal.12 3 3 8 19 23 Shefeld U. 12408 17 31 Newcastle 13 3 2 8 17 38 Bury
+ 2
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Notts C. Kull
11 3 0 8 11 31
DIVISION II.
A. Pra. P. W. D. L. F. 12 8 22 23 9 15 13 7 4 2 20 13, 14 Chelsea.....12 7 3 2 19 9 17 ..19 7 1 26 12 13 Stoke S'thampton 12 5 5 19 13 15 Middlesbro' 12 6·2 4 25 22 14 Preston....12 6 2 4 31 -96 14 Wolves.13 3 3. 4 25 21 13 Barnsley 11 6 1 4 1 15 13 West Brom 12 8 15 23 2113, Notts Far12 5 3 4 24 26 13 Grimsby 11 3.2 4 24 13 12 Bradford...12 6 0 6 28 3 19 Millwall 12 4 3 5 2 23 11 Tottenham 1 3 15 20 22 +11 Blackpool ..12 4 2 2 25 10 Port Vale...1250790 24 10 Swansea...19 3 3 6 20 33 Clapton, 12 3 3 6 11 25. A Bristol C....12 1 4 7 14 97
A Reading ....12 2 1 0 11 30
8 27 4. Oldham.12. 20 10
DIVISION 111. (SOUTH).
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V.R.C. ANNUAL AQUATIC SPORTS.
PRESENTATION" OF PRIZES.
FUTURE OF THE HARBOUR RACE.
The presentation of prizes to the winners of the Annual Aquatic Sports, including the Harbour Racts, was made on Saturday night at the Victoria Recreation Club.
Before presenting the prizes, Mr. W. Logan commented on the Cham- prenship races, in which four re- eords were made. The standard of swimming throughout had been high, with very good times..
D. Lyon To Go, But “Jim "* Johnstone To Stay.
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Mr. Logan expressed his thanks on bebat of the V.R.C. to donors of the prizes, and to the Committee, whom he said had. worked very hard in arranging the
races.
Mr. Logan expressed his regret that the Chub would lose D. Lyon who was going Home" next year, bat the return of "Jimmy Joha- stone to the Colony would stan late interest in swimming events.
The Origin Of The Harbour Race.
At the conclusion of the presenta. tion of the prizes Mr. C. J. Cooke, the Hon. Secretary of the Victoria the Recreation Club, apoke of Auuual Harbour Races,
During the past few years the Annur Harbour Races bald by the V.R.C. bad not received the sup- port and enthusiasm which they deserved. Other Harbour races had been instituted by both the Chinese and the Military. These races tend to deprive the annual event arranged by the V.R.C of its position as the Harbour Race The origin of the Harbour Races owed its existence to an Editor of the China Mail who organized the event alter the great typhoon in 1906 when quite a number of lives were lost The Rice was to pro- mote swimming in rough water."
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Since that date the Annual Har bour Race has been, organised by" the V.R.C., and with the exception of the War years, has been held annually. The Chinese have since organised an event of their own; the Military have 1.30 broken away, while a number of open Champion- ship races have been instituted by the Chinese themselves.
The V.R.C. holds the Mok Chal- leage Cap for the 320 yards Breast Last Stroke race for Chinese. year only one entry was received, and one post entry. The Hal Mile event set aside for Chinese has also been a failure. The committee was considering a conference with the officials of the Chinese Bathing Clubs with the idea of handing over these two Cups to the Chinese to run the races for them on con- ditions which would later, be ar the Harbour ranged Instead of Swin, the Chinese, and Mitary should call their races. the "Chi- Military
Mile." The Harbour Race should be reserved for the V.R.C. its founders. It was also the hope of Mr. Cooke to hold one race for all. Ladies, Military men, and Chinese could all compete in the same event, with, of course, separate prizes for each. In this way, the Harbour Race would retain its im portance and be the one Harbour Swim.
To Coach The " Younger Blood."
It is understood that "Jimmy Johnatone will be in Hong Kong
for the next swimming season, and es in Shanghai, he has kindly con- sented to coach the Colony's young swimmers,
P. W. D. L. F. A. Pi 10. 19 Luton
12 8.3 1 29 Plymouth...13 3 3 26 17 17 Queen's P.R. 12 6.5 1 17 13 17 .....12 8. 3. 3 36 18 15 Fulham Northants 13 3 3 3 30 19 3 Coventry
nese Mile," and the 12 5 3 20 11 18 Charlton ..11 0 2 3 23 18 11 Swindon 13 6 23 23 23 14 Southend...12 4 5 3 19 18 13 Bournem'th 12 3 3 4 19 18 13 Watford....12 8 1.5 18 13 Brentford...12 4 4 4 1 33 12 Crystal P....12 5 2 5, 17 24 12 Torquay 19 5 1 6 22 21 11 Walsall 12 4 2 6 19 27 10 Norwich...12 4 17 18 20 Newport 12 2 5 5 18 23 Brighton 12 3 3 8 16 Bristol R....12.47 19 Exeter ....12 3 2 7 19 Merthyr 12 3 2 7 15
$45 Gillingham 12 12 9 3
DIVISION IIL (NORTH).
P. W. D. L. F. A. Pla.
24 15 Wrexham...19 7 4 1 31 Lincoln .....13 7 3 3 32 23-12 Bradford C. 1923 40 17 16 Carlisle 13 6 4 3 32 21 16 Stockport 12 8 3 3 35 20 15 S. Shields...11 6 2 3 26 11 14 Wigan ......12 6 24 15. 10 14 12 6 24 24 19 14 Doncaster
....12 3 7 2 18 15 33 Rochdale,12 4 4 4 98 20 12 Halifax N. Brighton 11 0 0 5 23 20 12 Chesterfield 11 4 3 4 24 93 11' Fifty thousand people. were pre-Darlington 13 4 a 8 3 26 11 sent at Glasgow on Saturday to Nelson13 5 1 7 25 32 11 watch the football match between Ashington 13 5 17 30 33 11 Scotland and Wales. The weather Rotherham 12 4 2 6 17 28 10 was dull, but the ground was in Southport 12 4 1 7 23. 27
Crewe ......
11 3 3 3 17 24 excellent condition.
Scotland won by four goals to Tranmere ...12 4 17 16 26 Barrow 12 2 4 6 19 31 Hartlepools 12 2 4 6 11 20 Accrington 11 2 2 7 13 26
SCOTTISH LEAGUE. DIVISION I.
The match between the Rangers and Partick Thistle was not played,
two.
SCOTLAND WALES.
LEAGUE TABLES.
The English League Tables and Scottish League Table (Division I.), up to and including matenes com neted on Saturday, are appended:
ENGLISH LEAGUE... DIVISION I`·
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"YESTERDAY'S MATCH.
SOUTH CHINA . QUEEN'S RECT. (C. COMPANY).
Contrary to expectations the Queen's only fielded a company This match was played at Kow-eleven for their Friendly Match yesterday, and the home em raz laon, both teams being poorly re- with South China at Caroline Hill
P. W. D. L. F. A. Pt. out winner by two goals to mil. presented.
The Queen's had quite as much of Blackburn 13 8.23 20 18 18 the game as their opponents but Derby 12 7 2 3 27 13 16
goal. Leeds lacked finish when car South China on the other band took Wednesday 12 full advantage of the chances which Leicester 12 6 8 3 37 3 15 came their way, and their inside Manch. Uh. 11 4 6 2 21 16 13 right scored two very fine goals, Manch City 12 5 3 4 29 20 13 one in each half. For the Queen's, Everton 12 8 13 23 2013 C. Taylor played a great game as West Ham...13 5 3 5 27 27 13 right back, the half-backs were all Burnley 13 5 3 5 21 23 13 sound, and Evans and Bunn were Sunderland 12 6 0 0 28 24 12. 4 20 22 12 the pick of a rather poor forward Liverpool ...12 -4 4
4 23 23 12 Aston Villa 11 5 9 line.
12 Portsmouth 12 6 0 6 18 28 Huddersfield 12 49 6 21 20 10
However they scored twice in the first half, through the outside right and centre forward.
Half-time: Kowloon 2, Police U The second half was more or less Play became more one sided after the interval, and Athletic had de-a repetition of the first except for cidedly the better of the play, an occasional break-away by the Chang Yuk Kwan made some good Police.. Raves but was defeated by Li Hung Chen, and Mak Kwong Tin.
Result Chinese Athletic 3, South China "P" 0.
Pile scored a third goal with a good shot and Kowloon ran out ultimate winners.
Result: Kowloon 3, Police 0.
Result: South China 2, Queen's Regt. (C. Company)
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The Prize Winners. Winners in the various eventa held during the past ten days
were:-
Half Mile Championship of the Colony-J. R. Johnstone and C. J.. Cooke (dead heat). Time: 13 mins.
9 secs.
100 Yards Championship: D. · Lyon. Time: 61.9-5 secs.
100 Yards Back Stroke Champion- Time: ship-Leung Shui Min. 75.2-5 secs. a record.
220 Yards Championship of the Colony-D. Lyon. Time: 2 mins. 38.2-5 secs. Previous record time: 2. mine, 34.1-5 sees,
100 Yards Breast Stroke Cham-
Kwoog 9pionship:-Wan
P. W. D. L. F. A. Pts.
1 0 38 10 19 Rangers 10 Motherwell 12 8 3 1 99 10 19 Aberdeen ...13 9 04 27 20 13 Hearts 12 7 2 2 36 17 17 St. Mirren 12 7 3 2 29 23 17 Hibernians 12.6 3 3 24 18 15 Celtic 10 5.39 90.16 13 3rd Lanark 12 5 3 4 29 28 13 Partick 10 5 2 3 34 20 12
21 10 10
Ауг
13 5.2 6 23 30 12 St. J'nstone 12 4 2 6 42.30, 10 Queen's Pk. 11 4 2 5 28 Kilmarnock 13 4 2 7 24 24 Clyde 12 4.2 8 10 13 14 Hamilton 12 4 17 16 23 Dundee 12 3 27 24 23 Airdie Falkirk...!
12 3 27 23 37 Cowdenb'th 12 2 1 0 14 25 Raith R.....13 2 1 10 14 40
Ting.
Time: 76.2-h secs. & record,
150 Yards Handicap for Mem- bers: H. M. Hemedios.. Time: 1 min. 53.1-5 seca.
100 Yards Ladies' Championship: -Miss D. George. Time: 91.1-3 ̧
-BeCB.
410 Yards Championship:-C, J. Cooke, Time: & mins. 19 seca.
100 Yards Buys Championship:-- J. Amery Time: 79:1-5 secs.
100 Yards Team Race Champion- ship-J. R. Johnstone, D. Lyon, 5. V. Gitting, L. R. Pereira, CJ Cooke, W. F. Kerr. Time (com. bined): & mins, 38.2-5 mecs.
Long Plunge C. J. Cooke, Dis- tance: 67 feet,
Throwing the Polo Ball:-D, Lyoz. Distance: 69 ft. 6 ina.
100 Yards Consolation Race :—W. "F. Kerr. Time: 69,3-5 secs,
Ladies' Harbour Race: Miss Kwok Choi Ming. Thee: 35 mins." 47.2-5 secs.
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Open Harbour Race: C. J. Cooke... Time: 23 mins, 35.3-5 secs.