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Arsenal

.

1 Aston Villa

0

Birminghamr

1 Middlesboro

Bedford 17, Manchester 8. Brkenhead Park S, Waterlaa 8. Gloucester 5. Harlequins 10. Leicester 15, Blackheath 6.1

Blackburn

1

Chelsea

5 Preston

Grimsby

4 Derby

1

3 Everton

Liverpool

@ Brentford

0

W

Manter C.

2 Wolves

*

0 Wednesday

3

Sunderland

4 Huddersfield

West Brom.

2 Bolton

SECOND DIVISION

Torquay Ath. 21, Bath 6.

R. H. E

4 10 0

Blackpool

3 Port Vale

1

Brute

HONG KONG DAILY "PRESS MONDAY, APRIL 20, 1936.

HOME SOCCER

HOME RUGGER U. S. BASEBALL

Rangers Win

Runaway Victory For Coventry

Scottish Cup

London, April 18. The home defeats sustained by Stoke City and West Ham United provided the main features in Saturday's League football pro- gramme, detalls of which, as cabled by Reuter, were as follows:

Leeds

Stoke

FIRST DIVISION

3 Portsmouth

London, April 18.

In the Rugby Union matches to-day, Halifax were swampod at Coventry, the latter scoring 43 The following were points to nil. the full results:--

Plymouth Albion 3, Devonport

Services 11.

Pontypool 18, Bristol 6,

Coventry 42. Halifax 0. " Cross Keys 8. Swansen ö

Llanelly 3. Newport 0.

Neath 15, Cardi B.

Weather Curtails Programme

New York, April 18.

Weather interfered with the on Satur- major baseball games day.

In the National League, York Giants and Boston Braves had to postpone their axture owing to rain, while the cold weather was responsible for the postponement of the meeting be- tween the Cardinals and the Pirates.

One game in the American League was postponed owing to cold, this being the Chicago White Scx and Detroit Tigers encounter. The following were the results

of matches played:

NATIONAL LEAGUE "

Philadelphia

TRAINING GALLOPS

The following training times were clocked at the Valley on Saturday morning:

Perfect day

High Speed and

Gold Coin King's Justice" Boolat Bay Hériot

- Philanderer

Violet Queen Estray

King's Warden

What A Chance

1 46.1 1.12.3 2.15.2

42

.

1.16.3 1.53.2 2.27 2.56.2 29.3

MOTHER!

F

Dis- 1st 2nd tance Qr. Qr.

* 3rd 4th

5th Last

YOU CAN END

Qr. Qr.

Qr. Qr.

1 30. 1.15.1 1.46.1 2.13.1

27

HER MISERY

Royal Consort Honey

2.49.3

35.1

2 39 1.12. 1.42.2

30.2

Royal Scot

1

49 1.24

2.02.1 2.33.4

31.3

Rose Queen

14 43.1 1.24.1 2.02.1 2.38.4 3,09

30.1

Cassins

1 43.4 1.24.1 2,05 237.1

32,1

Austrailan Boy

1 -47

1.33.2 214 2,42,4

28.4

38

1.13.4 1.46.2 2,17,1

30.4.

1 46.4

1.28.4 2.13.3 2.46.4

33.1

1.

1.25 204.1 2.42

37.4

1

42.3 1.20.4 1.56.2 2.28.2

32

King's Sceptre

48.2 1.37

3.30.4 2.54.3

33.4

42 1.20.4 1.54

33.1

Merry Jester

1

42.4.1.20 1.54.1 2.25.3

31.2

King's Fancy

1

37.2 1.15.3 1.51.1 2.23.4

32.3

1 37.4 1.16

1.60.2 2.19.4

29.2

1 45

1.28.4

2.09 2.41.4

.32.4

1

52

1.40

1.28.3

1 39.3

1.28 2.00

3.01 2.32.3

32.1

32.3

Ribble

14

30

Valorous

36.4

1.11.4 1.43 -

L

31.1

Electron

1+ 37

1.13 1.45.3 2.15 2.41.3 26.3

Bradford Bury

Doncaster

Leicester

Norwich

0 Burnley

Fulham

? Barnsley

2 Plymouth

3

Brooklyn

1

3 1

Donavan

1 43

1.23.4 3.01.3 2.33.1

31.3

4

Cincinnati

5. 10 2

Rousseau

1 JB

1.18

1.57 2.29

0

· Chicago

4 8

Stopwatch

I 36.2

1.13.4

1.51.4 2.27

1

0

DERBY CALL-OVER-

Wadebridge

1 42

1.27

2.10 2.43

32

25.1

33

AMERICAN LEAGUE

King's Jubilee.

1 Tottenham

0

Boston

2

5

0

Notts F.

Man'ter U

1

Honeymoon Eve

I 46 1.30 209.2 2.41.2 1. 43

32

1.21.4 1.55.2 2.27.3

32.1

London, Apr. 17.

New York

·3 8 1

Humber

Sheffield U.

3 Bradford C

+

S'ampton

1 Newcastic

3

The

Swansea West Ham

$ Hull

1

Charlton

3

THIRD DIVISION (South)

Aldershot

first Derby call-over made this evening in London, with the Yankees. Balahissar quoted at 9 to 1. Accord-¡ Cleveland ing to Retter the prices ruled as St. Louis follows.

W13

Gehrig and Dickey homered for

Supercharge

3

34.3 1.12 144 45.2 1,32

32

2.18 2.52

34

Balios, Paymaster and

12 2

Strathalan

# 98

" 0

Celebration Time

1 Cardifr

1

9 to 1 Balahissar (t and o)

Washington

Philadelphia

5

10

0

Foxbridge

3 40

1.11.1 1.44.3 38 1.14 1.48

1.15 1.45.3

33.1

32

30.3

4 6 2

The Dunlin

1

Brighton

4 Bristol R.

1

10 10 1 Abjer (o) 100 to 9 (t)

Bristol C.

Coventry

Exeter

Millwall

3 Northampton

2

Moses homered for the Athletic. -Reuter

Laughing Girl

I

30.3 1.00 1.29.4 1.59.1

29.2

42.3 1.20.1 153.4 2.23.1

29.2

Herod

1

49

1.29.2 2.02

2.35.2

33.2

2 Bournemouth

0

100 to 8 Daytona (t and o)

The Hero

1

39

1,13 1.40 2.19.1

33.1

0 Notts C.

0

100 to 7 Pay Up (t and c)

J

17th of Sept.

2 33.4

1.06 1.39.3

33.3

4 Crystal.P.

Newport

0 Luton

100 to 7 St. Magnus (o) 10 to 1

(t) "

Queen's P.R.

4 Clapton

0

100 to 6 Boswell (o) 20 to 1 (t)

Swindon

3 Gillingham

Torquay

0 Reading

0

Watford

Southend

0

40 to 1 Syndham (ba 50 to 1

(t)

THIRD DIVISION (North)

Carlisle

3 N. Brighton

0

Dundee

Darlington

1 Lincoln

0

Gateshead Hailfax

1 Rochdale

*Hearts

0

*Kilmarnock

3 Arbroath

Hamilton

Clyde

FRIDAY'S RESULTS

New York, April 1ș. Results of major league, baseball matches played yesterday' were as follows:

Boston

American League

R. Ferrell hit a home run. --

Shamrock and"

Hawthorn Great Hall

Gold Sovereign and

High Honour King's Bounty

1 35

1.13.2 1.48.2 2.18.4

30.2

1

43.1 1.23.1 1.58.4 2.29.3

30.4

1 45 1.30 2.08.2 2.43

34.3

I

33.3 1.12,4 1.45.2 2.16.4

31.2

Tiny Star and

"

Rugby Star....

1

37.1 1.12 1.45.2 2.16.32

31

Rain Gauge and

R. H. E. „2 "10

Blue Ribbon

39.2 115.1 1.47.1 2.20

14.

1

Mayflower

1

40 1.19 1,54 2.26

32.4 32

Mersey and Double

2.Chester

.3

Motherwell

1 Hibernian

1 New York

0.

2

4

Finesse

1

41

Hartlepools

2 Chesterfield

1

Mansfield

2 Stockport

1

Queen O'8 4 Queen's PK.

0

Fidelity and Judea

1.21 202 .2.33.2 2.04.2 2.42.1 13 42 1.25

31.2

3.14.2 32.1

St. Johnstone 2 Albion

3

Victoria Hall

35.1 1.10

.1.43.4 2.15

31.1

Oldham RotherhamI

4 Southport"

0

Chicago

5

8 1

3 Crewe

I

*Unplayed.

Emergency Call

1

42.3 1.22

2.00.4 2.33.3

32.4

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Detroit

3

7

2

Racing Boy

1

39 1.15.3 1.50.3 2.23

32,2

Tranmere

3 York

1

SCOTTISH CUP FINAL

A Grand Time

1 47.2 1.31.2 2104 2,43

32,1

Airdrie Celtic

Walsall

- Wrexham

SCOTTISH LEAGUE

3 Partick

6 Ayr

5 Barrow

1

3 Accrington

0

Rangers

1 T, Lanark

0

0 Casuals

AMATEUR CUP FINAL

1 Ilford (extra time was played)

Washington Philadelphia

3 13

I

Unicorn

14 38

1.13 1.48.3

32.3 2.23.2 2.56

2

20

Miracle

1

38.2 1.14.3 1.47.1 2.19.

31.4

Pinkle Higgins hit a hom run.

Cleveland

13 19 3

Trosky hit a homer, St. Louls

10 18 1

CROSSWORD

PUZZLE

#

Game went to 10 Ihnings.

Cincinnatti

10

12

National League

F Hernan hit a home run. Chicago

12 12 1

3 7 1

3 B 1

4 13 1

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ACROSS

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1-It seems you're bound to

swear in the "pub" (8).

6-Bath cake? (6),

10-Herein its wearer places his

arms (7).

11-To give the little devi air is

to weakes (8). "

12-Roll from a resort, (6), 13-Indigenes now in season (7). 16-People may be bucked at

this show (5).

17-Duck (5).

18-Writing fald to the doctor is

potable (6)

18-To make a clean one he'd. probably need more than a brush (5).

22-Green turf (5). 25-The garment which tingies

when disarranged (7). 29.-Road dressing

parlance (6).

in

popular

4.She's always in ignorance

(4).

5.-A wine from Castile (4). 6. Withered (4).

7-Ropes. In ordinary language

. (5).

Philadelphia

Brooklyn

Game went to 10 innings,

New York

Boston

6 12 B

4. 11. 1

The game between St. Louis Cardinals and Pittsburgh Pirates was postponed because of excep- tionally cold weather.-- Router.

DON ROBERTO'S LAST HOME

London, April 2.

The Lake of Menteith, whete Mr. R. B. Cunninghame Graham is to be buried, is the only "lake" on the map of Scotland.

It is also one of the historic

8. It's not the little press chief beauty spots of that country. The

who's famous (5).

lake itself is about one and a half

9-A mistake in this case will he mites long by a mile broad, and

correct. '(5)

14-I turn in this foreign city

(5).

.15 Mercenary (5).

has three 1slands.

On the largest, Inchmahoune, are the beautiful ruins, of an Au- gustine Priory. Itwas here that

19 Set is reversed in these Mary Queen of Scots was sent as

positions (5).

a child of five for safety after Scotland's defeat at the battle of Pinkie.

20-Join up, but not unite (5). 21.--A song of the trees. (5). 22-To plunge in liquid is collo-

quially.exorbitant (5). 23.-A change of dream (5). 24-Sandhills. (5). 20.—I study a figure (4). 27-Black and white. (4).' 28.-Instigates in true electoral

fashion (4).

SATURDAY'S

SOLUTION

The following is the solution of 30.-Teuton, is not quite appro- Saturday's puzzle:-)

#propriate (6).

The little garden, said to have been made by her and called "Queen Mary's Bower, is still carefully kept. The island: was Mr. Canningtime Graham's pro- perty.

...

He came home late for supper. He was a professor of chemistry. and she was a wife who tried to have a good meal ready for him Across-1, Still; 6, Sepia; 9. every night. When he was late 31-A medicated rhomb, shall we Elastic; 10, Lapse: 11, Owner; 12, her good cooking would be spoiled,

say? (7),

32-Far from frivolous (3). 33-Buitable suit for a funeraly

(8).

Con-tour: 14, Troth; 15. Yap: 16, and he would, start to find fault. Ellen; 17, Faith; 19. End; 21, Bu-

He was late again to-night. The 11-t; 23 Amateur. 24; Sheer; 25, supper was cold. The argument (p) Irate; 28, Pa-lad-in; 27, Entry: was on. The family Enally broke 28, Ewers. Najraktar,

'down crying. But he was a pro- Dawn-1, Split; 2, Im-professor of chemistry.gads Asm 1.-A descendant of Bruce's vident 3, Leech; 4, Tawny 5. "Stop crying! Your tears have Stoop: 6, Score: 7, Penultimate; 8. no effect on me. What are they? Aaron; 13, Taint; 17, F-us-ee; 18. A small percentage of phosphorous Harpy; Eagle; 20, Deeds; 21. Brine; anlts, a little sodium chlorids, All

the rest water. Bah!".

DOWN

spider, maybe (5).

2-Insipid (5).......

3-Cash for half an animal (5), 22, Tress.

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