SATURDAY'S FOOTBALL.
ANOTHER UNPLEASANT INCIDENT,
HONG KONG AND KOWLOON DIVIDE THE POINTS.
K.O.S.B. AND H.K. POLICE EQUAL AT SOOKUNPOO.
Saturday's games in the Hong Kong League resulted as under:-
Queen's Regt.
South Chiña simulaan China Athletic
DIVISION I. "
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Small Units Club de Recreio "Royal Navy.....
1. Kowloon F.C.
Hong Kong Police
Hong Kong F.C. K.O.S.B..
DIVISION II
Club de Recreio Res.
3
Small Units Res.
0
1
I.A.E.
Queen's Reg. Res. *Game abandoned.
China Arbletic Res
Royal Navy Res. Eastern F.C. South China" "A"
The following games were not NAVY. CHINESE ATHLETIC, played:-
Division II.
University e. St. Joseph's. K.O.S.B. Res. . Kowloon. Res. South China."! B" v. R.A. Res.
HONG KONG LEAGUE TABLES TO DATE.
División I
Goals.
·P. W.D. L. F. A' P. Queen's Regte
0024.6 14 South China... 6 3 0 1 15 6 10 China Athletic 4 0 1 14 T 8 K.O.S.B... 3 3 1 1 17 7 -7 Club de Rec. 6319 90 13 7 6.3 0.3 12 11 6 H.K. Police... 5 2 12 12 10 3 Royal Navy... 11A8 14:3 80 335 13 3 Kowloon F.C.
5 0.1 3.7 27 1 H.K.F.C.... Small Units...3 0.0 3 424
Division II.
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Goals.
P. W. D. L. F. A. P. China Athletic 3 3 0 0 15 0 10 1.O.S.B. Res. 3 5 0 0 2 3 10 Royal Navy.... 641123-89 Queen's Regt. 4 3 1 0,15 17 R.A.F....
73 13 17 18 7 Eastern F.C. 6 2 3 1 10 8 7 S. China A" 6 1.3 29 12 5 Club de Recr. 6. 239 21 5 University...
60.4 20 14 4 St. Joseph's 6 1 3 3 5 8 4 Kowloon F.C. 6 2 0 3 5 13 S. China B5 1 1 3 5 12 3
4
R.A. Res. 1.0.3 7 18 2 Small Units 71 63 32 1
Saturday's abandoned game noi inluded in above table.
DIVISION I.
H.K.F.C.. KOWLOON F.C.
This game was played on the H.K.F.C. ground and ended in a draw of one goal all. H.E the Officer Admstg. the Government, Major General Luard, Hon. Mr. J. Owen Hughes and Mr. R. M. Dyer, President H.K.F.A. were present when the teams lined out under Mr. Atkinson, R.N..the referee:
H.A.F.C.-Logan; Wallington and Holt; MeBride (Captain), Stewart and Scott; Alexander, Reed, Goldman, Bishop and Trans Lisky...
Kowloon F.C-Angus) Guest and C. Pile; Hedley, McKelvie (Captain) and Hayes; F. C. Clymo, Cornwall, Spary, Baldwin, and
-Miles.
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Cornwall did good work in the open but had more chances to score than any other forward on the field. Goldman found MeKelvie on top of his form, and when the ball was sent to the Club centre-forward, McKelvie was close at hand... The only goal of the first half was scored by Miles from a centre by Corn wall.
The home defence left the ball to Logan but it passed the goal and went on to Miles, who landed the ball into the net. The Club tried hard to wipe out this reverse, but a strong halfback line kept the attack down. Occasionally the Club for wards got through bat on the whole the shooting was wild
The Navy won the toss and the gane opened with the Athletic pressing forward. Shek sent in beautiful centre and Chan Kwany Iu scored the Athletic's first goal The Navy worked hard to georr, buz several good opportunities were missed. A ding-dong tussle took place before Bowles for the Navy scored from a very close shot. The Navy still had the best part of the
game but several shots were pur
over.
Occasionally the. Athletic broke through and were very dan.
gerous in front of goal Brockinas.
the Navy custodian, did well to sava sonte very hot shots from Chan Kwang Ik.
The whistle sounded for half-time with the score level.
Navy................ Athletic
THE HONG KONG DAILY BRESS, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 19th, 1928.
REGBEIO. P. SOUTH CHINA
A most exciting struggle was -witnessed-at-King's Park on Sat
day where these teams met in Division of the League, and Recreio were obliged to acknow ledge defeat by the odd goal in ive. The winners deserved their success for their forwards were de- cidedly livelier than the home quin- tette, who were much weakened or the absence of d Gosano and Brown." Recreio started <a
man
short and were kept busily on the defence in the opening, stages There was a lot of wild kicking and unnecessary jumping at first, and the referee spoke a word of warn- ing to two of the offenders, Recreio got into their stride after 15 minutes, and took the lead through Rocha, who scored from close range after Pau Ka Ping kad made a faulty clearance from Ogley, Ex. changes ruled very even hereabouts, with the South China forzards re quiring a lot of holding. The Recreio defence played a sparkling game, and both backs brought off
some brilliant tackles...
Half-time Recreio 1, South Ching o
South China" restarted with a
ish and a desperate struggle at the goal-mouth ensued cading in Leung Wing Tak heading neatly past Beltrao. Straight from tre kick-off South China campe, back, And a further hot attack led to the home team conceding a penalty scored. South China pooceeded to from which Fung King Cheung
make the issue safe, and a stinging bombardment of the home goal was brilliantly repelled by Beltfao and the backs. The goalie, however, On resuming Athletic pressed was helpless against a fast drive hard, and Brockman saved a good from Ip Pak Wah at close range. shot from Shun who was very dan-Recreio still fought on gamely, but gerous in front of goal. The Navy rarely looked like scoring. It came settled were fighting hard and as something of a surprise, "there playing pretty football. A beautifore, when Remedios shot through ful shot ant in by Cantrick was
a crowd of players into the net, put over the bar. After an exciting after a free-kick had been awarded tussle round the Athletic's goal, against the visiting goalie for car- the latter's forwards took the,bal rying. down the field add Shek Pui Tem scored amidst thunders of applause. The Navy still pressed hard, Farlow playing a beautiful game. The Navy were at all times superior to the Athletic, but. were a little' weak in front of goal.
Result: Navy 1, Athletic 2. Navy Brockinan (Titania); Cornwall (Forglove), Baker (Tita win); Cope (Magnolia), Farlow (Titania), Mois - (Cumberland); Barham (Titania); Firth (Hermes), Cantrick (Titania), Mann (Cumber land), Bowlea (Cumberland).
Athletic-Yik Chan Pong; Ng Kam Chuen," Lai. Yuk Tat; Leung Yuk Tong, Wong Shui Wah, Lam Yuk Ying To Kwai Shing, Shek Pai Tem, Wong Pak Chung, Shuen Kam Shun, Chan Kwang lu.
K.Ö.S.B. ». POLICE.
Nothing further was scored, and a very fue game termicated in a parrow, win for the visitors,.
Result: Recreio 2, South' China 3, South China-Pau Ka Ping: Li Tin Sang, Leu Kau; Leung Y Chan, Pang Wab Hing, Loung Wing Chui Lai Tin Choy, Leung Wing Tak, Fung King Cheong, Pau Ka Chuen," Ip Pak Wa.
Recreio-Beltrad; Ogley, Xavier; Souza, Remedios, Silva Netto Victor, Pereira, Ward, Rocha and
Gonsales.
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'QUEEN'S ». SMALL' UNITS.
Small Units were no match for the Queen's at Chatham Road on Saturday, and the latter were able
take matters
casily pretty throughout the second half, wher The Borderers have only them their oppokeats were obviously tired selves to thank for dropping a poïay on Saturday in their weague match out. The first half produced plenty with the Police. They completely of good football, however, and the outplayed their opponents for the Small Uzita defence are to be con- greater purt of the game, at the forward line lacked finish, and gratulated on keeping the score so McGlinchy was the only one to low. For some time raiding and show up to advantage. Great credit counter raiding was a features of is due the Police defence, how the play, but Queen's took the lead ever, for they battled gamely against seme nost formidable at through Barclay, who played a looked like easy winners for a long Caldicutt with some tacks and never faltered. K.O.S.B. splendid game throughout, and fed delightful time, for they kept the ball in the passes Barclay again got through Police half continually and bem after a hot attack in which, Larkin barded Clarke with shots, all of aud Caldicatt featured. Small which were dealt with in the Uaits never lost heart up to the goalie's usual capable style. He interval and unlucky on had no chance, whatever with the several occasions, notably when equaliser which flashed into the net Whithers struck an upright with a from Reeve's head. The same player finc drive,
Half-time: brought down the house a moment later with a terrific drive from just Units 0. outside the penalty area. Police worked back, and Hudson was very close with a hender...
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DIVISION II
QUEEN'S BEGT. 1. CHINESE.
ATHLETIC
What would have been a most in- tereating and 'well contested match at Chatham Rond on Saturday was completely spoiled-by some mort régreitable incidents in the closing stages The Queen's had establish ed a winning "lead of four goals to two when the Athletic defence re sorted to some very unfair tactics, with the result that tempers were completely lost and matters came to exchanged blows a head when a player on each side The Athletic team surrounded the referee and refused to take any further part in the game, and the proceedings therefore terminated zome ten minutes before the final whistle should have gone. The first half was fought out at a great pace Athletic taking the lead through Cheung Shin, Hong, and the Queen's getting on terms again as the result of a penalty taken by Warner.
Half-time Queen's 4 Chinese Athletic-I..
Play continued fast and interest- ins and the Queen's at this stage showed superiority in attack, where Thurlow and Evans did extremely well. Thurlow added two fine goals
and
Athletic replied through Cheung Shin Hong. Thurlow again "came through, however, and put the
issue out of douht with a great". solo cffort.
Result: Queen's 4, Chinese Ath. 2.
SMALL UNITS ». EASTERN.
Small Units suffered another de feat at Sookunpoo on Saturday, placed Eastern team. There was their opponents being the lowly- little about the game to excite tunities, whereas the Military team enthusiasm, but the winners made the most of their scoring oppor was most ineffective when near goal.
Parker and Walker were a sound pair of backs, and Watson cannot be blamed for either of the shots which beat him.
Small Units started in good style: and had a fair share of the play up to the interval, which arrived with nothing having been scored. Eastern were by far the better balanced side after the resumption, and the wingers were continually threatening the Small Units goal with well-judged centres hanmed; Hussain, Cheung Yui Eastern-Ram; Ramzan, Mo.
Nam, Fang Yui, Wai; T. Ali, Chan Yuk, Dallah, Haroon and Sulan.
Walker: Bolton, Croasdale, Cor Small Units:-Watson; Parker,
hert; McGuir, Twelves, Matcalfe, Coates and Pattisop.
RECREIO
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NAVY.
HOME FOOTBALL RESULTS.
FITTEST SURVIVE IN THE FIRST DIVISION.
POOR SCORING AND NARROW VICTORIES.
ENGLAND DEFEAT WALES.
A feature of the League football matches at Home on Saturday" was the absence of high scoring in the First Division, where eight feams had to figħt hard for full points in odd-goal victories Of the rest, Liverpool, at home, had the highest score with s 3-4 victory over Bolton's Sheffield Wednesday (away) beat Leeds United 20; and the only drawn game, which was a pointless one, was between Cardiff City and Buddersfield Town. Total goals scored amounted to 21, of which home teams claimed 12.
But for a narrow victory gained by Derby County over Manchester United, the former would have had to sacrifice premier place to Sheffield Wednesday, who are now close behind them. "Blackburn drop to third place owing to their defeat by Aston Villa. Bury once more were in-strong form, and beat the Arsenal by the only goal of the match.
Second Division matches fitched high scores for home teams, and they gained gight victories, visitors being able to win only once. Notts County, the leaders, ware not seriously extended by Blackpool. Hull City had things their own way with Bristol City, and, as in the case of the First Division, they ousted Chelses, who were defented by Millwall, from the second position. The.
Saints retain their old place although they were obliged to share the points by dividing four goals with Bradford.
Swindon came back into their stride again by defeating the " Southern section leaders, Luton, who still retain their place, with Plymouth and. Queen's Park Rangers close on their heels North- ampton had to abandon fourth position to Coventry,
In the Northern section, Wrexham, Bradford City, and Stock- port-who bead the list-all won their matches, the last-named Accounting for Darlington by seven goals to three. The victory of the leaders, however, was a narrow one, and their two rivali are following closely on even terms.
The Scottish Rangers remain unconquered, Hearts and Aber- deen, their close rivals, each dropped a useful point. Motherwell. met a similar fate. Coltic emulated the Rangers' (cut by netting four goals without reply from Clyde.
The international match played at Swansea between Wales and England was not favoured with good weather. A gate of. 14,000 saw Wales beaten by the odd goal in five:
Results of Saturday's matches and revised League tableg are appended.
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(THROUGH REUTER'S AGENCY,}
ENGLISH LEAGUE. Division I
Aston Villa 2, Blackburn 1. Burnley 2. Manchester C. Bury 1, Arsenì) 0. Cardiff, Huddersfield 0. Leeds U. 0, Wednesday 3. Lelecater 1, Sunderland 0. Liverpool 3. Balton 0. Manchester U, 0, Derby 1. Newcastle 1, Birmingham 0. Sheffield 2, Everton 1. West Ham 0 Portsmouth I Home wins 6, away wins 4, drawn 1: Coals scored: Home 12, away 9 Division II.
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Recreio Reserves provided weak opposition against the Navy at King's Park on Saturday, and never looked like saving the game. The sailors might have won by an wards often finished poorly. Play even larger margin, but the for- had only been in progress a few minates when the Navy were award ed a penalty, from which Sorbie drove hard into the corner of the net. Wilcox was a spirited leader of the Naval attack, and opened the game out in bustling fashion with the result that the Recreio tiefence were fairly run off their Irge Silva, however, did excellent work in the home goal. Wilcox was responsible for the second gos!"| after pretty passing movement
2. third point just before the interval. with Herbert. The former added a
Hall-time: Navy 3, Recreio 0. The second half went "all ia favour of the visitors, who were
got through and scored with a fire | rarely out of the home half: Sorbie drive, and Wilcox almost imme- diately increased the lead. Recreio were becoming demoralised at this; stage, and the sailors eased up
somewhat.
Further goals however were re gistered by Balcombe and Wilcox.
Result: Navy 7, Recreio 0 Navy:-Price; Willis, Carey; Usher, Sims, Stuytevant; Balcombe, Sorbie, Wilcox, Herbert and Honey. Recreio-Silva; Noronha,, AD- tonia Carvalho, Silva, Soares; Xavier, Fernandez, C. Gosano, Queen's 2, Small Santos and Fernandez...!
Hull 5. Bristol C. 1. Middlesbro' 1, Stoke 0. Millwall 9, Chelsen 1. Notts County 3, Blackpool 1. Oldham 6, Grimsby 3. -Port Vale 3, Barnsley 0.
Preston X.E5, Clapton O. 2. Reading 5, West Brom. .3. Southampton 2, Bradford 2.. Tottenham 2, Notts Forest 1. Wolves 0, Swansen 0
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LEAGUE TABLES.
YACHTING.
THE THIRD CHAMPIONSHIP
RACE
SCRATCH SHELL WINS HEY- WARD HEYS CLASS.
The third championship, race of the Royal Hong Kong Yacht Club. held on Saturday, finished very late owing to the unfavourable wind.
There were nó” fower" than nine-- teen yachts competing over a course of 8 miles, the course being from the Club to Channel Rocka," Kow- leoa Rocks, Lyemun Beacon, Cust Rock and finishing at the Club.
In the Handicap Class there were five starters, and La Linda captur- ed the honours Rolla, a scratch yacht, finished "second, but had to give place to Dorothea, who beat ber on the handicap.
In the Que Designs and Gaela Class three scratch boats were the first to complete the course, but Thecla-which finished fourth- gained the points on account of her handicap. Daphne and Halcyon gained second and third place respectively.
In the Heyward Hays Class, there were seven entries, and Wings, ä scratch shell, came in first. The full results are as follows:-
Handicap Ulasa
(Start of 2.25 p.za.)
Time
Finish Correct-"
ing. ed.
La Linda (1st) ... 5.97,94 8.23.06 Rolla (3rd)... 3.29.42 5.99.42 Dorothea (nd)
Diana (5th)
3.34.43 52816
3.36.28. 5.35.00
Colleen (4th) ...... 5,39.06. 3.39.39
One Designs And Gaels. "(Start at 9.30. p.m.)
The English League Tables and Daphne (2nd) Scottish League Table (Division I.) Halcyon (3rd) up to and including matches coma (7th)..... pleted on Saturday, are appended:
ENGLISH LEAGUE.
DIVISION I
P. W. D. L. FA. Pls. Derby
..13 10. 2 3. 36 17 22 Wednesday 15 9 3 3 97 20 21 Blackburn...16 8 3 3 30 23 10 Leicester .15 .4" 4 41 27 18 Leeds 14 8 2 4 33 29 18" Liverpool 15 6 4 331 24 18 Aston Villa 14 7 "23 39 28 18 West Ham...16 6 4 6 32 30 16 Everton ....15 7 1 7 23 24 25 Manch. City 35 6 3 6 34 35 15 Burnley 16 0 3 7 30 43 15 Sunderland 13 7.0 6 33 29 14 Manch. Un. 14. 4 6 4 93.20 14 Portsmouth 150 8 21 32 14 Newcastle 1.10 6 2 8/28 39 14 Huddersfield 13 3 3 7 9 25 13 724 28 13 Birmingham 13 3 3 Bolton 13 5.37 91 29 13 Arsenal...15 4 4 7 9 23 12 Sheffield U. 15 6 0 8 21 23 12 Cardiff 2.15 3 5 7, 90 17 11. 14 41 914 350 DIVISION II, `·
Bury
P. W. D. L. F. A. Pts. Notts C...15 10 3 9 29 13 23 Hut 16 943 30 20 49 Chelsen...15 8 4 3 23 13 20 S'thampton 15 8 7 30 L8 "19 Middlesbro' 15 8 3 4 28 27 19 Preston 8.2 42 32 18 Stoke
13 7 3 97 14 17 Wolves 15 6 5 4 91 22 17 Grimshy...14 7 2 5 32 21 18 Millwall ....18 € 46 97-25 16 Totenham 14 7 16 24 29 15 Bradford 15 7 17 39 23 15 Barnsley 14 6 2 6 24 24 14 Port Vale...15 7 0 829 29 14 Netts For...13 5 4 6 29 33 14" West Brom. 13.0 18 27 32 13 Blackpool...15 3 2 8 32 36 19 Swadzca 15 4 4 7 23 23 12 Clapton 13 3 4 8 18 34 10 Bristol C15 240 22 36 8 Reading 15.3 2 10 17 41 S Oldham.15 3 0 12 11 37
DIVISION III. (SOUTH).
Home wins 8, away win 1, drawn Goals scored: Home 25, away 14,
Division III. (Southern). Bristol R 1, Exeter 1. Crystal Pal. I, Brentford 0. Fulham 2, Norwich 1. Gillingham 2, Northampton 1. Newport 0, Bournemouth 2. Plymouth 2, Charlton 2 Queen's "P.R. 3, Brighton 2. Swindon, Luton 2 Torquay 0, Coventry 2 ̧. Walsall 1, Merthyr 1. Watford 4, Scuthend 1. Home wins 6. away wins 2, drawn Goals scored: Home 20, away 18.
Division . (Northern). Accrington 4 Wrexham 3. Bradford C. 5, New Brighton 2. Barrow 1, Carlisle 1. Crewe 1, South Shields a. Halifax, Southport 1. Hartlepools 0, Chesterfield 2. Lincoln 2, Rochdale 0. Rotherham 1, Doncaster 2. Stockport 7, Darlington 3- Tranmere G, Nelson 1. Wigan 5, Ashington 1. Home wing 7, away wins 3, drawn Goals scored: Home 34, away 21.
Bournem'th 13 7 3 3 25 90 17 SCOTTISH LEAGUE.
Charlton ....14 6 4 4 27 24 18 Division I
Swindon 187 27.23 30 18 Airdrie 1. Partick 0.
Southend ...15 3 55 22 25 15 Watford 15 7.1 7 23 28 15 Ayr 2, Kilmarnock 4. Celtie 4. Clyde -
Walsall13.6 3.8 93.129 33 Cowdenbeath 1, Third Lanark 1. Crystal P....15 6 2 7 21 32 14 Torquay 15 8 18 20 30 13 Dundee 1, Aberdeen 1. → Hibernians.2, Raith Ö.
Brentford 18 4 4 7 15 16 12 Motherwell 1 St. Johnstone Bristo B.15 6 2 8 22 27. 12 Exeter 15 a 5 7 20 24 11 Queen's Park 1, Falkirk 3.
Newport ..15 3 7 22 28 11 Rangers 4, Hamilton 0. St. Mirren 2, Hearts 2.
Brighton 15 38 20 26 11 Home wins 4, away wins 2, drawn Norwich 15 4 1 10 19:29
15 4.3 8 18 34 11 Merthyr 4. Goals scored: Home 18, away 12. Gillingham 15 3 3 9. 18 27
DIVISION III (NORTH),
INTERNATIONAL MATCH.
AT HOME.
P. W. D. L. F. A. Pta.
Luton
.15.10 3 2 39 24 23 Plymouth 1893 39 18 22 Queen's P.R. 15 8 1 24 17 22 Northants Coventry 15 8 52 29 13 21
16 7 5 4 33 2 19 Fulbau..15 7 4 4 33 21 13
9 8
Thecla (1st)
Time
Finish- Correct-
Lag..
ed.
8.05.04 8.05.04
8.08.08 8.08.05
6.32.06 · 8.12.06.
6.13.10 6.04.34 Pierrette (6th) ........6.14.03 8.10.28 Joan (4th)"...... 6.15.24 6.09.40 Gael (5th)
6.16.35 0.10.08
Heyward Hoys Class (Start at 2.33 p.m.)
Iringa (18)
Time Finish- Correct- ..ing.
ad
*. 6.03.24, 8,05.24 Speedwell (th) ... 6.11.39 6.11.39 Heajun (3th).... 11.53 8.12.55 Bluenose (6th)...... 6.19.20 6.12.25 Zephyr (2nd) 6.12.50 6.07.08 Why Wonder 1 (7th) 0.14.15 0.14.15 Lola (3rd)
6.15.40 6.09.58 RESULTS OF YESTERDAY'S
"RACE.
CURLEW PLACED FIRST.
The following were the results of yesterday's race when the course was round Lamma Island (8) a distance of 23 miles, the start being made at 10.54, a.m.
Yacht. Curlew Feathers.....
Time Finish Correct- Posi-
. ed. "ing.
tion. 3:25.44 1
4. 16.30
4.03,40
3.28.36
3.30.52
4
3.40.17 3.40.18
5 3.18.57. 6 9.20.30 7 3.52.37 8 3.54.57 A 4.94.06 10
La Cigale... 3.30.52 Coquette...... 4.13.25 Mais 4.59.48 U. and I..... 4.07.41 Horseman... 4.36.13 Queen Bee. 4.40.05 Acting. 4.12.05 Fanderer
.....24.06 Imogen 5.48.35 Snipe
Retired.
4.15.35 11
LAWN BOWLS.
FRIENDLY GAME AT CIVIL SERVICE.
www.......
DOCKYARD LOSE BY 2 SHOTS.
Members of the Dockyard Recrea- tion Club were visitors at the Civil Servico Cricket Club yesterday afternoon in a friendly game of lawn bowls which was keenly con- tested on all rinks. The Civil Ser- vice won on two rinks and lost in the other, but were able to gain win on the combined score by the narrow margin of two shots. »Teams and scores were;-
0.5.0.0
Simmonds
Наулев..
D.R.O. Lewis Cavanagh Beer
Holland
Grimmitt (S.) 21 Hollidge (S.) 18 Mycock
Holdman
Archibald
Booker (S.).... 23 Magill (8.)... 20 Laing
Vergete
MARSEY. Deskin (S.)... 21
Total 8
Tickner
Bickford.
Alderman
Gif
Jones Brightman Bennett (S.)... 25-
Total..... 63
SCOTTISH LEAGUE. DIVISION I
P. W. D. L. F. A. Pts. Bangers.13 12 10 49 19 25 Hearts.....15 9 4 244 són Aberdeen ...16 34 33 28
Queen's commenced the second half with a strong attack, and .R.A.F. SOUTH CHINA "A" Larkin, was almost through when Half-time: Kowloon 1, Club 0.
Half-time: Police 1, E.0.S.B. 1. Dodsbon brought off a superb This game was played on the Medlinchy left the defence atand tackle. At the other end pretty
Athletic ground and ended in a Reed took the outside position on
ing with a delightful dribble and combination between Jenkins and draw of one goat all. Chan So and resuming and made good progress gave to Alexander, who put tamely Elliott led to Small Units being Ko Sik Wa played a bustling game in the attack, while MoKelvie did behind when well placed. The same awarded a free tick, from which for South China, while Greenslade, well on taking up his old position. player again missed in an ant Skinner found the net with a fine Steele and Gallacher were well to Stewart, in a similar position for countable fashion with only Clarke drive. Richardson was responsible the fore for the Airmen. Halfway the Club, tried hard to get his to beat. Reeve eventually put the for a third goal with a fine long through the first half-Wan Kui forwards moving. Holt was the Rorderers ahead with a lovely low range shot, while Barclay added a Chui got his head from a centre
P. W. D. L. F. A. Pta. best back on the field; he was cool shot which Clarke could never have fourth from Hibbert's centre. Two by Hui Chi Tak, and Jarvia in
Wrexham ...15 9.5 2 37.30 21 and cleared rently. Scots dropped scen. Just as it appeared that further goals came in rapid succes-goal for the Airmen caught the ball
Bradford C, 15 9 2 4 52 22.-30 over a couple of fine long shots, K.0.9.B. were in for a comfortable sign, the first being the result of but dropped it over his head into WALES NARROWLY DEFEATED Stockport 13 84.3, 47 24 20 and ca Une
occasion Goldman win they eased up and Police pro- a perfect bout of passing between the net, giving the South China the
Lincoln.18 8 44 38 30. 20 almost got the bali and Angus in coeded to make the most, of their Caldicutt and Barclay which left end. The Airmen attacked and
Wigan 15 8 3 4 23 13 19. the not from one of Scott's efforts opportunity by putting up a pere the latter with an open goal. The
Ko Sik Waj putted Steele into the --
-Carliste but Club centre was a trifle late, sistent attack. McDougal brought same player registered his fifth goal penalty area. Steele took the spot.
The international football match Doncaster 15 8 3 4 31 22 19 and was pulled up for charging off a fine save from Howarth, and with a drive which entered the net kick and sent straight at the goalie, between Wales and England was B. Shields...14 7 4 3 34 15 18 Angus after he had cleared the ball. Pile crashed in a great drive which off the upright. For the losers,
who cleared:
played at Swansea in unsettled Halifax.1849 21 19 17 The Club made the score equa! missed by inches. A misunderstand Dadshon and Basham did yeoman Airmen pressed and could do every
Crossing over a goal down, the weather before a gate of 14,000 N. Brighton 14 7 1 8 32 27 15 from a penalty. The ball came ing between the backs led to Fraser | service at back, and Lyons played a
The ground was heavy as the Chesterfield 14 6 3 8 31 30 13 across from Reed and Augus miss storing the equaliser from close sound game at half back against thing except get the ball into the result of the gales during the week. Tranmere 15 7 17 30 29 15 ed it; Guest was back on the line range.
the redoubtable Queen's left wing. net, Cheung Wing Sting was great The result was a narrow win for Nelson18 8 19 30 40 33 Rochdale 15 4 5 8 28 28 13 and knocked the ball down. From Result: K.O.S.B. 2. Police 2.
Result: Queen's 8, Small Units 1, at back for South China, and war England, the scores being:- the resulting spot kick, McBride Police:Clarke; Wynne, Wil- Queen's-Dodds; Hooper, Sharpoed Steele and Gallacher, with the
Rotherham 13 5 3, 7 20 31 13 England made the score level. The closing liam; MeGreavey, Hudson, Jessop Byrne, Hill, Morris Hibbert result that shooting was wild. A
................. 3. Darlington 16 4 3,9 27 38 41 Wales
Crewe 14 427 21 33.11 although the Club had a slight Shepherd.
Caldicutt.
Buckland an opening and it was ne vantage in the open, their shon KONBY MCDOTAL farduer. Soal Units: Fenty Dadrianepted, the latter scoring with defeat at Burnley by a similar Burrow l 5 7 88 34fJ wing waszerreliaidh faal whistle b Martin, Everest Daygy. Ekizga: Basham; Lygus, Skinner, Merpen; fast cross shot. There was no fur score. England have now won 31 Southport 4.2 D 20:30, 10
gounded with the score, H.K.F.C. 1, Turrie, Stock, Reeve, Glinchyeokina, Eliot,
the resulTM BE1Eg,"
ig natthee Waics 6, drawn 9; England Accrington
10 Kowloon F:C: 1
and Smith.
TAE-1, South China A-1
126 goals, Wales. 48.]
Hartlepools 152 6 8 14 30 9 1 Raith R
exchanges were fairly even, and File, Howarth, Fraser, Hudson and Richardson, Larkin, Barclay and push forward by Greensinde gave England has avenged last season's Ashington 16 5 1 10 2944 11
and Alexander
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St. Mirren 13 8 43 34 29 20 Celtic13 7 4.2 29 19 18 Hibernians 15 7 33, 28 22 17 Kilmarnock 167 2.7" 38 32 18 Ayr
16 63 7 38 41 15 3rd Lanark 153.4 6 33 15 14 Clyde 15 6 27 18 22 14 Partick.13. 5-3 5 40 31 13 St. J'nstone 138 37 21 35 134 Hamilton...15 6 18 21 39" 12 Queen's Pk. 14 4 3 7 35 33 11 Airdrie 19 4 3 0 19 31, 11 „Dundee mm 1750-4
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