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HOME FOOTBALLİ HOME RUGGER
Cup And League Scotland Beat Rest
Matches
Londen, Jan. 11. The principal attraction at home during the week-end was the thrd round of the F. A. Cup in which no fewer than 12 matches ended la draws
Detailed results were as follows:
F.A. CUP 3rd Bound M'chester C. 3 Portsmouth
i Preston Everton Bradford C. Стеже Trdenham West Ham Liverpool
Norwich Derby Hartlepools
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Stockport Wolves
Reading Walsall Notts C. Doncaster Bristol R. Aston Villa Burnley Sunderland Fulham Millwall
1
3
1 Bournemouth u
1 Wednesday
1
4 Southend
&
2 Luton
1 Swansea
3 Chariton
1 Chelsea
In Trial
London, Jan. 11. In the International Rugby trial, Scotland defeated the Rest by 22 points to 12 at Edinburgh.
East Midlands swamped the North Midlands by a score of 21 to 3 at Bedford in the County Championship replay.
The following were the results of Rugby Union matches:-
Bath 11, Northampton 0. Bristol 3. The Army 3. Devonport Services 19, Plymouth
Albion 10.
Guy's Hospital 8, Birkenhead
Park 21.
Halifax 3, Sale Q. Harlequins 18 Blackheath 0. Leicester 6. Gloucester 18, London Scottish 6, Rosslyn Park
3.
United Services 0, Riohmond 18. Old Merchant Taylors 19, Old
Leysians 8.
Coventry 5, Bedford 0.
3 Dartford
↑ Grimsby
S'ampton:
0.
? Plymouth
3
1 Leeds
1
Leicester
1 Brentford
0
1 M'chester U,
3
0 Newcastle
2
© Tranmere
0
Cardi 10. Swansea 0.
1 Notts F
2
Crosskeys 24, Fenarth 0.
1 Arsenal
5
Moseley 3, London Welsh 9.
0 Huddersfield
1
Newport 15, Lianelly 3.
0 Shefeld U.
0
Fontypool 16, Bridgend 3.
2 Port Vale
2
2. Brighton"
1
13
⚫ Stoke
0
3
* Hul
0
1. Watford
Bradford
3. Workington
2
Barnsley
3 Birmingham
Blackburn
1 Bolton
Blackpool
3 Margate
Darlington West Brom Southall
2 Bury
THIRD DIVISION (South)
Gillingham 2 Bristo: 0..
Chester
Chesterfield
Glasgow Unly, 5, Glasgow Acas. 3.1. Watsonians 15, Hawick 0. Henter.
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N'ampton
1 Exeter
Torquay
2 Cardin
THIRD DIVISION (North)
Accrington
2 Halifax
0
4 Gateshead
5 Rotherham
Miss G. E. Benham.
N. Brighton
1 Mansfeld
Q
Mrs. E. Bowater,
Southport
1 Oldham
n. J. Castihlu
York
2 Carlisle
0
Mrs. E. EL Chun.
SCOTTISH LEAGUE
H. Q. Chen.
Airdrie
Hangers
2
W. Coleman,
Arbroath
1 Hearts
3
Mrs. George Harris Cook
AYT
1 Aberdeen
1
Lieut. Crotz
5 Queen O'S
0
Mrs. H. C. Cumberl
0 St. Johnstone 2
E. P. Curtiss,
Hibernian
0 Queen's Park 1
J M. DalgarnŲ.
Motherwell Partick
1 Clyde
1
Miss P. A.. Evans
3 Hamilton
0
Mrs. F. Everest.
a Albion
1
4. P. Ferguson.
i
Ten. Bro. Gertried.
Mrs. M. Cinsley.
M. Antonio Dos Santos Gomes.
W J. Grant.
HIGH SCORE BY M.C.C.
Poor Display By New Zealand
Dunedin, Jan. 11.
CERTIFICATES OF The Zoo "Dragon's"
COMPETENCY
Successful. List Of Candidates
The following is a list of May- and Engineers, who Same very bright cricket wasters, Mabes
have passed Examinations, and seen when the MC.C. resume have obtained certinentes of Com- their inning against New petency, issued under the pruvi- and here to-day in their unofficiallons of the "Merchant Shipping Test match and took their over- night score of 777 for 2 to 633 for 6. when the innings was declared closed.
Barber carried his overnight total of 132 to 173, hitting a six and 20 boundaries
J. Human, who had the mis- fortune to miss his century by only three runs, played scintillat- ing cricket, fitting a"aix and 14 fours in an lanings that lasted 78 minutes Ha. however: gave four chances
Escape Bid
A LADY'S ALARMING EXPERIENCE IN LONDON
An expiting dragon" hunt on a large, ceale has only just bean sverted at the London Zoo,"
The culprit was Suniba, the great Komodo Dragon from a Dutch East Indies, and only the fat ho hesitated for a moment over a drop of 15ft saved the Zoo from a possi- .ble tragedy.
Colonial Act, 1894” and of the ar- der in Council of May, 1891, dur- ing the year 1935:
"It happened on a Sunday," his 1st Class Motor Endorsement reoper told the "Morning Pest" John Maust, William Reid. Harperrespondent Sumba has been Barnett. John' William Hawkriss, Charles William Bainbridge, Atchi bald Duncan Blue, John Bruce, George Vincent Broom, John Will, Douglas Dalgleish, William Henry Scurr and Alfred Baggott
2nd Class Engineer Motor" ship: -George Christopher Sergeant,,
restless and had tempered lately" and apparently he managed to bend back the strong wire-netting in front of his window, "A visitor passing at the back of the Reptile House was startled by a pane of glass which fell nearly at her feet. She looked up and there was Sumba half out of the window above har
"We had great difficulty in coax-
1st Mate 8.S.-James Howe In scoring 106 pot uut. Lan Reid John Caldecott Littler, Wing him back into his call, and it was only touch and go that he did gridge hit 12 boundaries, while am Davidson, Kenneth MacLeon
not attempt the jump. Had he ER. T. Holmes (54) played an Ronald Peterson, Leonard King,
done so it would have taken six electrifying janines which lasted William Roy Worrall. Andrew Ian
men and an enormous amount of only 23 minutes and which in Ketch, James Robert Gray, Duncan trouble to catch him, for theao cluded three sizes and four bout-George Robertson Kinnear, Robert dragons are exceedingly strong and daries. The tourists scored their Sydney Fox,
very fnat when they like, last 200 runs in 70 minutes.
A feature of the day's play was the deplorable fielding of the New Zealanders, who put down no less than 18 catches.
After losing their first three wickets fur bus 14 rups, the New Zealanders recovered in surpris- ing manner, the next wicket fall ing at 116.
The following were the full scores:-
M.C.C. 653 for 5 dec. (Barber 173 Fado 10 Hartstaff 76, 3, H. Human 27, Yaarridge 106, B. T. Holmes $4 not out). New Zealand: 81 (Read 6 for 25) and 115 for 4 (Vivian 53 not
out).
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TAIL AND TEETH
"There is also the danger of get- ting struck by his tail, or bitten, both of which might have serious consequences.
1st Class Engineer-Harper Barnett, Albert Crieghton Wallace, Walter Alexander MorrisoD, WH-
am Talt Johnstone. Henry Car- Sumta had a sore nose the next. michael Williamson and James Ar-day where it had struck the glass, thur Kent.
2nd Class Engineer: Ronald Ernest Lacey.
2nd Class Engineer (Ordinary! Endorsement:- Arthur Reginald Keymer.
and a bad-tempérer expression. It is rare that a reptile gets so near to escaping as he did, and he wa feeling his failure keenly."
"I don't know what has been wrong with him lately, the keeper snid. He is eating all right the Master, 8.8. John Oliver La-other Friday he had two rabbite ley, John Hector Davis, Arthur and a chicken, and on the Saturday sgg but he is restless Gowdy, Henry Peter Nicholson, some
Probably he is homesick, as this is" Harold Napier Hardie, Owen Fiz-
his breeding season in Komodo, william Hamilton, Frank Meisha and although we keep the tempers Berncastle, and Frederick Robert ture in here constant, these reptiles Miwright.
always seem to knowa.!!
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AUSTRALIA-INDIA
CRICKET
Lahore, Jan. 11. The third unofficial Test be- tween India and Australla" was continued here to-day when the Australians carried their overnight score of 72 for 3 to 166, thus gain- ing a lead of but 17 runs on the Arst innings.
V.
Going in for a second time, All India did much better than in the first innings, scoring 177 for 3 be- fore stumps were drawn.
All India: 149 and 137 for 3 (Baneri 70. Wazir Ali 84 not Out).
Australia: 166 (C, G, Macartney 34; Mohamed Nissar 4 for 72 Amir Elshi 3 for 15)-- Reuter
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EARLIER RESULTS
Lahore, Jan 10. In the third upamelat Test match between India and Austra lia, which will be played 'oyer four days if necessary, India was dis- missed to-day for the small total of 149.
Of this total Wazir All made no less than 76, including 12 fours It was a faultless display of batt-" Ing when his colleagues were making little of the visitors bowl- ing.
Nagel took four wickets for 72. Australia fared none too well when they went to the wickets, and at the close of play had lost three good wickets for 71- "Fransocean And Mis
FLOODS IN FRANCE
Paris, Jan. 10. The foods in France are getting ↑ worse in many districts, and all traffe is being carried on by boats.
this
T. F, Guthrie.
W. Hennig, ... "Camerpoja
Miss E. C. Higgina.
Frederick Hóllin
Miss Holling,
8. Horn & Co.
Mrs. Hutchinson.
Mrs. Paul Jack.
A. G. Jackson.
Marggerite Johnson.!
Mrs. G. E. Jones, c/o Loyd's Bank
John Kay, 35. Arrons
Miss E. W. Kemp,
3. Key.
P. R. Kinloch
Capt. S. E. Krylon, Yacht Mo quito
Laik Ah Soon, as. Hong Blang. Miss E. Lingle, J. Shannon White Parts.
John Martin
P. Maria Matos, de putera.
W. Í McCarthy. Frank Martin Emile Meyers Moller & Co. Foland Pearce. MTS. FL Pegler. Powell (telegram). Madam A. Sherylle. Mrs. Smallle.
Dr. Biemssen,
Bister M, Bimmeon. J. A. Smith,
J. E. Smith, Buydr & Co. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas, China. Inland Mission A. Walkmann. Miss Cita Xavier.
Registered Articles Chang Jick Fan. L. B. Chen.
Foreign Knitting Co.
H. Hanyon.....
Lee, Chun Timy”
Lee Tze Ng" : Polecony,
Miss Quck Milan.
L. Riggio & Co. (Parsi
A Bainton31” vin Wang Cheong & Co. T. 1. Zwetkov.
Russian Tug "Minsk"
Radio Telegrams Even funerals are being held in
manner, with boats as Westhamer Coupon, from Gin- hearsa, followed by boats full of climati, Ohio mourners
Thomas Fleming, Jr. Periinsula
The damage totala byndreds of Botel, frogn Pasadena, Calif. thousands of pounds sterling. The Edmund Wilcox, Am. Const, from Government will ask: Parliament, Dryrojmichones
to vote relief for the food suffer-The Orient, from Manhem.
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