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WEEK-END
FOOTBALL
Low. Scores In Senior Games
D. KNOX SHINES IN LAI
WAH CUP
The scores of football encounters in the First Division during the week-end were kept low lo, all games but the surprise came from the St. Joseph's who scored a 1-0 victory over the Rifles and Eave them their first defeat since the League commenced. Although the Police played a better brand of football, they suffered defeat at the hands of the Recreio eleven whose inside forwards proved- tricky in their attacking tactics.
The Lai Wah games played yesterday drew crowds of specia- tors to witness them and perhaps the more interesting of the two was the match between the Chinese and the Army which ended by the close score of 4 goals to 3. In the other encounter D. Knox shone brilliantly for the Civilians, scoring their four goals by himself, while the Navy side only managed to put the ball past the opposing custodian once.
HAT TRICK BY KNOX
Lai Wah Match Ends 4-1 For Civilians
An exciting football match was played yesterday afternoon, at the Kowloon Football Club when the Civillans beat the Navy in the first round of the Lal Wah Cup competition by four goals to one.
D. Knox was the outstanding player for the "Civica," securing all four foals The opening score was from a well timèd pass from Wilson and was equalised by Can- nell of the Navy.
The Navy's combination broke down towards the last fifteen min- utes of the game, and thus allowed the Civilians to get the upper hand which resulted in Knox perform ing a "hat-trick".
A slight alteration was made in The Civillan's team when Furrow of the Hong Kong Club played in place of A. S. Biles.
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LEONARD SCORES
FOR SAINTS
CHINESE
TOO STRONG
HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1936.
LOCAL RUGBY
Army Defeat Club
The Army Arst drteen gained a splendid victory over the Club in their friendly rugby game on the Sookunpoo ground on Saturday, the Army winning by a goal and four tries (17 points) to a penalty the scores goal (3 points) after had been level at the interval
The Club started off in an Impressive manner and held the Army up to the interval, but the second half saw an almost fresh Army pack run the Club forwards off their feet, Lieut. Lincola being the outstanding player on view he scored two very good tries through following up
CLUB JUNIORS ROUTED The second afteen game which preceded the major match of the afternoon Jaw HMS Medway trounce the Club, who played with 14 men throughout (G. 8. Wilson
FOR ARMY leaving after a few minutes play
Chinese Combination
Perfect
'Cup-Tie' spirit prevailed in the La Wah Cup match between the Chinese and the Army at Sookun- poo yesterday afternoon which resulted in a win for the former by four goals to three.
Although playing without such stalwarts as Lee Wal Tong, Fung King Cheung and BKtu Ah Fai, the Chinese just managed to beat the strong representative · Army
side.
with a twisted ankle) by three goals and four tries (27 points) to a try 13 points).
NAVY TROUNCES PRESS
Press Fielders Kept Busy
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A friendly cricket match between the Navy and the Press at the Navy. ground, King's Park, was a feature
The combination of the Chineseof yesterday's sports ixtures. The forward line was perfect, their "Gentlemen of the Press" put up passing being too far superior for poor resistance against the Navy the Army backs to stop Chan Tak-side who scored brilliantly and kept fai and Henry Young from scor- the Press fielders busy running ing. the former netting three after the leather. E. C. Fincher times.
was the only two-figure scorer for the Press side, knocking up 34 runs before he was bowled out.
Week-End Soccer Results
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ני
FIRST DIVISION
1 Rifles
0
East Lanch.
2 Eastern
1
Recreio Kowloon
3 Police
2
2 Athletic
Navy
2 Fusiliers
LAI WAH CUP
4 Navy
1
4 Army
Chinese
A de exhibition or defensive St. Joseph's play in the second halt of their Senior Division soccer encounter
Rifles against the
at. Happy Valley on Saturday. The Saints scored the only goal in the match 20 minutes after the kick-off when Leonard cleverly tricked Pickering after taking Ward's pass and sent Civilians in a curing shot well out of the reach of the opponents' custodian. Costa was prominent in the Saints' defence and made every use of his advantage in height to Intercept and clear the ball during the attieks. Bouza proved stumbling block to the advances of Ferguson and Doherty, while Mar- ques gave a courageous display between the sticks.
The Rifles lacked the finishing touches in their attacks and show- ed themselves weak and foulty in their shooting. Killen proved a poor substitute for Hartigan and the inside trio were very inept. Ferguson was always well covered and Campbell was slow in parting with the ball. However, the pick of the Rides' attack was Erwin al- though he "attempted to score by himself when his colleagues were better placed.
to
A chance by the Effles equalise the score was lost when Marques brilliantly saved Steven's shot from a penalty kick when two minutes from time.
Elmas;
St. Joseph's-Marques; Souza,
Hussain, Costa; Omar, Castilho; Ward. Leonard, Delgado and Fernandez.
Rifles: Connor: Pickering. Stevens; McConigal, Moore, Miller: Erwin, Campbell, Ferfuson, Doherty and Killen.
FUSILIERS TOO
STRONG FOR NAVY
Paichy play featured throughout the Senior Division clash between the Navy and the Fusiliers at Causeway Bay on Saturday when the latter came off winners by 4 goals to 2.
The Navy forwards lacked cohesion and many of their ef- forts either hit the wrong side of the upright or were snatched from them by Rowlands. The victors proved too strong for the Navy, perhaps due to the fact that the 18sers Have not had many games together..
Ak a result of treating the op- position too lightly in the first hau of the game, the Fusiliers found themselves sharing two goals with them at the interval., The soldiers increased their pace in the second
"The score was as follows:--
Press; 64 for 10 E C. Fincher 34).
Navy: 208 for 7 (Eng.-Com. Davis 54. t. Davis 40 Lt. Cochrane 37).
INTER SECTION HOCKEY
The re-play between KIT.C, and 3 Argonauta in the Inter-Section hockey tournament will be played of either on Tuesday the 22nd.or Thursday 29th inst or a ground to be decided later of which you will be advised,
the minutes before
half-time whistle that the score was evened. Evans gathered a pass from the right and shot first-time for "goal. The ball bounced from the goalie's hands and the centre-forward headed the ball in.
The second half opened with dull play but after Hughes had forced a lead for the Fusiliers, following a nice solo movement by Evans, the Navy had an irresistible period. Soon afterwards Evans tricked Wolverston with a rising shot. '*
The Navy launched an attack ten minutes from the final whistle which resulted in Cannel scoring for them but this goal was dis- puted by the opponents. The re- feree, however, ruled that the ball had passed beyond the line whit still in the hands of Rowlands. Ding-dong play followed until two minutes from time when the Fusi- liers were awarded a penalty for alleged hands by a Navy defender. Longley stopped the ball but could not prevent ft rolling trom his hands into the net.
POLICE WASTE EFFORTS
It is hoped to hold the Final on Sunday, Nov. 1.
Inspired by this initial goal Recreio launched another attack and Bel- trao increased the lead with a fine left drive. The Police then re- taliated and during their onslaught Willerton found the net to open their score.
CRICKET OVER WEEK-END
High Scoring At Sookumpoo
ARMY TEAMS MEET
IN LEAGUE
The K. C. C. juntors defeated the Indian Recreation Club on Satur- day in a friendly cricket match at King's Park.
Scoring 94 runs, which included 14 boundaries, before retiring. K. M. Baxter batted reny well Kowloon C.C. 2nd XI.: 157 (K. M. Baxter 94 not out, N. D. Lloyd 18, R. Baldwin 14. A. Bakar. 3 for. 22, M. I. Razack 2 for 30. and A. A. Aziz 9 for 42).
Indian R.C.' 2nd XI:: 88 (M. R.
Abbas 12. A. A, Rahim 10, A K. Minu 12. C. B. R. Sargent 3 for 15 and R. T. Broadbridge 1 for 4).
WIN FÖR SCHOOL Central British School beat the Civil Service Cricket Club by six wickets in a friendly match at the Valley on Saturday,
C.S.C.O.: 138 (N. Whitley 54
out; C. Haregood 5 for 253 10
C.B.8. 148 for 7 (D, McLellan 48 retired, W. Mulcahy 30 retired, H. F. Westlake Jnr., 2 for 5).
NAVY VICTORY
Club de Recreio was defeated in a friendly cricket encounter on Saturday by 142 runs by the Royal Navy "B" team at King's Park, R.N. "B": 183 for 9 dec. (Lt. Wraith 64 not out, Forster 43, Dale 20 not out, L G. Gosano 2 for 45, A. M. Remedios 2 for 48)...
Recrelo: 51 (W. A. Reed 37, A. A. Barros 10, L. G. Gosano 9. Dale 5. for 7, 8utteridge 4 for 19).- CENTURY KNOCK
A friendly match between the Indian Recreation Club and the Kowloon Cricket Club was played at Bookunpoo on Saturday which resulted in a draw. A R. Abbas (LR.C.) scored 104, not out, LR.C.: 210 (A. R. Abbas 104' not out, K-Nazarin 51, Capt. D. W. Persse 2 for 38). K.C.C. 158 for 5 wkts (E. F. Fincher 58, E. C. Fincher 59 not out, F. D. Pereira 3 for 55).
DRAWN GAME ..
Hong Kong University second XI drew with the Hong Kong Cricket Club juniors at the HK.C.C. on Saturday.
H.K.C.C.: 193 (G. C. Angew 54, E.
Bathurst 46, N. P. Fox 29, Hang Choy 6 for 52, F. Laing 2 for 22) HKU.CC. 112 for 4 (C. Tech 38, K L N 42, Hang Choy 20 rot out. Helden 1 for 12, Fox
AITKENHEAD SHIELD
Annual Bowls Fixture
HONG KONG TO
MEET KOWLOON
The following have been selected to represent Hong Kong v. Kow- loon in the annual Aitkenhead Shield lawn bowls match to be played at the Kowloon Bowling Green Club on Saturday, The match will be followed by a dinner at the Kowloon Cricket Club when the President of the Lawn Bowls Association "(Mr. C. J. Tacchi) will present the season's prizes.
The teams are as follows:-
HONG KONG
A. Stevenson, D. A. Fraser, K. S. Robertson, B. É Maughan (Skip).
A. F. Paul, A. Webster. J. F. Lunny, W. H. B. Muskett (Skip).
J. Waid, S. Pollock, W. Cunning- ham, J. Chalmers (Skip).
J. Hoosen. E. M. Rumjahn, M. Y. Adal, A. R. Dallah (Skip),
C. Perkins, RH. Marks, W. OIL W. Mair (Skip).
J. 8. Landolt, V. N. Ätlenza, J. Orem, W. Holland (Skip).
E. J. Edwards, C. B. Robertson, J. Russen. J. Rodger (Skip).
P. Knight. J. Gellatly. A. Coates, J. F. MacGowan (Skip).
HOME FOOTBALL RESULTS
Arsenal In Goalless Draw
At Highbury
Landon, Oct: 24.
Playing at Highbury, Arsenal were held to a goalless draw by Grimsby, while Portsmouth defeated Derby 3-1.
Fall results and league tables are as follows:-
FIRST DIVISION
LEAGUE TABLE
Grimsby
0
2 Leeds
5 Liverpool
2
3
1 Chester Lincoln Hull
Arsenal Bolton Brentford Derby Everton Huddersfield M'Chester U. Preston Wednesday sütiderland
Wolves
1 Portsmouth
3 Birmingham
2 Middleboro'
0 Chelges
0 Charlton
0 Stoke
1 West Brom.
2 Manchester C. LEAGUE TÁBLE
3. Mansfield © Stockport 0 Halifax
P. W. D. L F. A. Pts. Portsmouth 12 7 3 2 22 21 17 Brentford 12 6 3 3 26 21 15 Huddersfield 13 5 4 3 20 15 14 Everton : 11 6 1 4 23 21 13 Preston Derby Grimsby.
E. Sunderland Chelsea Charlton Bhiningham
C. Summons, H. Westlake, LA. Collyer, J. Hollidge. (Skip).
J. S. Riddell, A. M. Omar, S. Stoke Logar. R. Basa (Skip)...
•
1. C. R. Sousa, E. S. Carter, F. H. W. Haynes, A. W. Grimmett (Skip). - G. S., Graver, K. M. Omar, W, V. Field. U. M Omar (Skip)..
KOWLOON
1 5 3 3 12 1143 12 6 16 32 25 13 12 6 1 5 24 22 13 11 5 3 4 22 21 121 124 4 4 14.15 12 12 3 8 3 15 16 12 12 4 4 4 24 24 12 12 4 4 4 20 17 12
Middlesbro 11 4 3 4 19 24 11 Arsenal
11 3 5 3 13 13 11 M'chester C 12 3 5 4 22 18 11 Bolton
11 3 4 4 13 18.10 Liverpool 12 3 4 5 19 23 10 Wednesday 12 2 6 4 19 20 10 West Brom 11 4 2 5 20 25 10 11 4 1 8 17 17 9 M'chester U. 11 3 3 5 17 22 9 12 3 1 8 14 24 7
J. M. Jack, T. Coleman, A. E. Wolves Pearsen F. Cullen (8kip).
J. J. Basto, C. Lopes, J. A. Luz, Leeds F. X. Silva (Skip).
A. Remedios, W. Grelg. L. A. Gutierrez, H. A:"Alves (Skip).
M. J. Henderson, B. S. Rodger, S. A. Bright. A. M. Holland (Skip).
L Jack, S. J. Houghton, J. W. Walker, G. Sheriff (Яkip),
R. G... Craig, J. Dinnen, W. W. Hirat, A., Hyde Lay (Skip).
J. Watson, M. Ferguson, J, Levie, 3. Fraser (SHp).
R. Morrison, C. H. Basto, A. M. Charlton, C. G. Silva (Skip),
3. C. G. F. Cheeseman, E. W. Levies, R. Duncan (Sp).
R. F. Phillips, T. W. Carr, A Russell. S. Randel (Stip).
A. Sparry, G. J. Tacchi. H. Overy. A. E. Silkstone (skip).
F. X. Boares, L. JaSilva, J. Noron- ha, F. V. Ribeiro (Skip).
* 1 for 14 and C. E. Gahagan 2 "ARGAN”. CUP
for 17).
LEAGUE MATCH
A Second Division cricket leagize match was played at Sookunpoo on Saturday between the Army "B" and Army "C" team. The Army "B" won by 45 runs,
Scares:-
ARMY "B" afterwards 8. G. M. Smith, e Dickenson, b
Whitebead
A miskick by Blackbourne in his own goal area soon proved disastrous when comes ran in and had little difficulty in put-Q.MS. Morton, b Carter ting the ball past the Police cus- Cpl. Wateridge, e Johnson, b
Baker todian. After repeated attacks on
3
9
the Recrelo goal the Police Icssen- | B.G.M. Stanford, b.Whitehead ed the Recreio lead when, during Pte. Thomson, st. Price, b King 25
agala Capt. Michell, not out scrimmage, scored for them.
a
Willerton
Cpl. Hopcroft, e Allison, b King Recreio:-R. Marques; C. Mar-Q. M. S. Warr, b Dickenson ... ques, J. L Alves; Fernandes, A. Gosano, V. Marques; Aquino, N. Beltrão, Campos, Gomes and A Alves.
Police McHardy; Blackbourne, Brittain; North, Gough, Parker: Pile. Morrison, Willerton, Green and Brooks.
SOLDIERS WIN
Cpl Shipp, 1.b.w., b Baker Bergt. Smythe, not out Extra (LB 5, NB 1).
A. Villa
SECOND DIVISION
Bradford C. Burnley Chesterfield Coventry Doncaster
0 Wrexhain
0 Hartlepools Oldham
1 Southport
P. W. D. L. F. A. Pts. 13 9 2 1 34 9 20 12 7 3 2 28 13 17 11 6 4 1 17 11 18 11 7 2 2 26 14' 16 12 8 4 2 27 13 16 12 6 2 4 12.15 14 12 5 4 3 33 17 14
11 5 3 8 129 13
12 5 3 4 26 22 13 33 21 22 13
12
12 3 5 4 11 12 11 11 5 15 19 32 11
N. Brighton Carlisle York Port Vale Crewe Darlington Rotherham Tranmere 12 2 4 6 18 28 Accrington 11 3 2.6 12 13 8 Barrow
11 3 2 6 17 21.8 Rochdale. 12 2 2 8 12 31 6 Gateshead 11 - 5 8 13 25
11 3 4 4 15 21 10 12 4 2 8 15 22 10 12 174 14 24 9 2 11 2 4 5 19 24
11 3 2 6 23 24
&
B
SCOTTISH LEAGUE
Aberdeen Albior Arbroath
Celtic
FIRST DIVISION
S
4 St. Johnstone 1
1 Clyde*
0 Motherwell
5 Hibernian
Dunfermline 3 Dundee Hamilton
Hearts Rangers
St. Mirren
5 Queen's P.
5 Kilmarnock
1 Queen of 8.
3 Falkirk
1 Partick
LEAGUE TABLE
T. Lanark
2
3 Sheffield U.
2
0 Aberdeen
4 Barnsley
0 Blackburn
4 Bradford
4 West Ham
0 Leicester
1 'Burr
0 Newcastle
Fulham Notts, F. Plymouth 2 Norwich. Southampton 5 Blackpool Swansea 2.Tottenham
Bury
· LEAGUE TABLE
P. W. D. L F. A. Pts.
12 8 5 1 21 12 17 12 5 S-2 24 18 15
Aston Villa Blackpool Plymouth Fulham
12 5 4 3 17 11 14 Coventry Newcastle 127 5 19 13-14 Barnsley
12 5 3 17 17 13 Sheffield U. 12 5 2 5 16 17 12 Southampton 12 5 2 5 18 23 12 Swansea Chesterfield
12 6 3 319 15 15 12 55 26 15 15 12 6 3 319 13 15
WON BY F. JEX Notts. F.
The "Argan" Cup was played of the Kowloon City Golf Club yes- terday morning when eighteen competitors keenly contested over the course of 18 holes. The Anal results were close with Mr. F. Jex turning in the best card with a total of 68 strokes, followed by Mr. J. D. Thomson and Mr. F. C. Barry with a total of 70 each,
11 5 24 17 12 12 11 5 1 5 23 17 11
12 3 5 4 15 22 11
Burnley Tottenham 12 5 1 6 22 18 11 Blackbura
1 3 4 4 10 13 10 Bradford C. 12 3 4 5 18 23 10 Norwich: - 12 3 4 5 20 16 101 Leicester 12 3 3 6 15 20 9 12 3 3 6 17 23 9 11 2 4 5 7 158
12 4 3 5 14.1511
West Ham Doncaster Bradford
12 2 2 8 13 31 6
THIRD DIVISION` (South) Aldershot
Bournemouth 3 Walsall
Brighton
2 Rangers Celtic Motherwell
4
P. W. D. L. F. A. Pts.
14 10 3 1 39.15 23
12 7 5 27 10 19 13 8 3 2 2 15 19 - 13 8 2 3 32.18 18 13 7 2 4 33 22 16 13 6 4 3 19 19 16 Third Lanark 13 7 2 4 22 15 16
1 Hearts
2 Dundee
2 Kilmarnock
1 Hamilton
0 Queen's PR.
2
2 Luton
1
Bristol R.
2 Notts C.
2
19
0
HOME RUGBY
2 Reading
1 Torquay
1
0
2. Exeter
10
18
1
2 Crystal P.
1
0 Bristol C.
2 Cardiff
Total (for 8 wkts. dec.)...
153
L/Cpl. Willey did not bat. Fall of wickets: 1-for 16, 2 for 29, 3 for 38, 4 for 98, 5 for 107, 8 The combination of Beltrao,
for 107, 7 for 122, 8 for 152. Campos and Gomes and their skil-
"Bowling Analysis ful tactics was responsible for the
0. M. E. W. The first division game
-1 23 2 three goals scored by the Recreto In their First Division encounter Chatham Road, where the Eastern L/Op Waltehead: 9
were entertained · by thest Bda. King with the Police at King's Park on Saturday. Although the losers Lances provided a thrilling match. Pte. Baker adapted themselves extraordinarily | The East Lancs. won by the odd L/Cpl. Carter goal in three, well and played an open game which extended their opponents to the utmost, the weak Police side went down by the score of 3 goals
to 2.
The mainstay of the Recrelo's defence was A. V. Gosano who was supported well from the rear by C. Marques.
The Police combined well in the forward line, Morrison and, Willer- ton particularly distinguishing. themselves, but several magnificent efforts were wasted, by them due to weak finishing.
The Police proved to be the superior side in the arst half and were unfortunate in having two
ed for offside.
Gillingham
Millwall Newport Northampton
London Scottish Lose Southend
I Clapton
To Bedford
London, Oct. 24. The following were the results of Union League matches Rugby played to-day:—
Swindon Watford
LEAGUE TABLE
F. W D L F. A. Pt.
Bournemouth 12 8 1 3 20 12 17. Luton Cardiff
Southend Millwall Reading
B
O ST
2
Gloucestershire 6, Devon 3. Somerset 0, Cornwall 18. Bedford 28, London Scottish's. Blackheath 0, Carur 23.
Watford
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41 0
2
Bradford 8, Halifax 6.
5.
14
1
4
0. 14
0
Guy's Hospital 10, Harlequins 29. Northampton 12, Leicester 3.
0
18 1.
Malor. Davies........ Both sides had their misfortunes Pte. Dickerson ...
“C” TEAM the
The game. throughout soldiers had only themselves to Co. Allison, e Wifey, b Michell 5 blame for not sedring more goals L/Cpl. Goldsworth, e Smith, b
Michell as they had thé a strong wind in their favour.
KOWLOON WIN
Old Alleynians 6, London Welsh
18. Richmond 5, Cambridge Univer-
sity 19. Birkenhead Park 14, Dublin
Notts C. Brighton
Swindon Queen's. P. Clapton O.. Gillingham Bristol R
Partick
Arbroath
13 7 1 $ 28 23 15
12 5 3 4 23 18 13
13 7 6 35 34 14.
13 5 26 17 23 12
B. Johnstone 13 5 17 19 23 11
13 4 3 6 28 29
St. Mirren Falkirk Queen's F. Clyde
Hibernian
13.5 17 31 30 11 14 3 4 7 17 28 10
13 4 2 7 21 26 10 13 2 4 721 38, 3 Albion "! 13 2 3 8 19 31 T Dunfermline 13 2 2 9 28 40 6 Eibernian 13 2.4 7 21 30 8
LOCAL YACHTING
True Blue Beats Jan In "A" Class
Four races in the third yachting series for the Commodore's Cup were sailed on Saturday over distance of 10 miles.
a
The first event, for " Class yachts, was won by Biskin (Mc
D. Allen), while in the event for
"A" Class yachts, Tine Blue. (Mr, H. 8. Rouse) was first. Only three vessels started, in the "C" Class,
which was won by Owl (Leut Grace), and the "T" and "T" class event resulted in a win for
Heron (Lieut. J. E. Moore)
12.8 13 29 14 17 NOMADS AND
12 7 2 3 19 33 16
12. 8 3 3 27 16 15
12 5 4 3 22 15 14
12 5 4 3 21 14 14
12 6 15 20 19 13 12 5 3 4 20 19 13 12 6 1 5 18 13 13 12 S. 3. 4 28 16 13 12 5 3 4 16 14 13 12 4 4 4 15 15 12 12 5 2 5 10 17 12
ULSTERS DRAW
Goalless Second Half
In their arst game of the Matraž series, the Nomads played to a one- all draw in their encounter with
The
12 5 1 4 18 20 113 Wing. R.U.H, on the Murray
ground yesterday morning. Crystal Pal 12 4 3 5 22 19 31
Nomads attacked strongly through- Northampton 12 4 3 5 1 17.11. Wakkail
12 4 2 8-17 22.10 12 3 3 6 13 22 9 12 3 3 8 16 20 9
14
5
Wanderers 0.
8
Bristol 8, Rosslyn Park 7,
6
Clifton 5, Bath 18.
Coventry 13, Moseley 5.
Bristol C Torquay.
Lydnay 13, Gloucester 6.
Swansea 3, Ldanelly 8.
Exeter, Aldershot
"
Glasgow Acas. 6. Edinburgh Unly. Newport
L/Cpl. Whitehead, b Shipp .. Cpl. Jackson, c shipp, b Michell L/Bergt Price, b Morton Pte. Baker, b Michell L/CDL Johnson, e and b. Mi-
chell..... A yery keer game was witnessed
371 on the Kowloon ground when the Pte. Dickenson, c Morton, b
Michel
Watsonians 7, Herictonians 5. Accrington Kowloon Football Club met the Chinese Athletic and won by the Edms. King, b Morton
Darlington 32 Reuter Major Davies, not out odd goal in three.
Evans opened the score for Kow-L/Cpl. Carter, b Michell
Extras (B1). loon. In the second half the Athletic retaliated and Mindinnet,
Haltart were inclined to rest on goals during that period disallow: Jave a good display in goal. Kow-
the levels once they nad the
Boon after resumption of play The opening score was netted Beltrad found himself in a com- by the Navy when Baxter cut fa manding position before the Police and put the ball past the Fullers goal and, although he not weak custodian, It was not until tenly, the ball rolled past McHardy.
scored. loon aftacked and D. Knor the winning goal from close range. The only goal that the Athletic secured whs from a pensity by Lp. Wat-man,
Totál
108
Bowling Analysis
W.
32
Fall of wickets:1 for 16, 2 for Capt Michell 22, 3 for 32, 4 for 32, 5 for 32, 6 for Cpl Bhipp.....
S.G.M-Smith 38,7 for 38, 9 for 39, 9 for 108, 10 QMS. Morton for 108.7%
30
-12 3 2 714 228. 12 2 4 6 14 24 8.
3.5 28.5 12.1.3 THIRD DIVISION (North)
4 Tranmere
Rochdale
Gateshead
HIN
Lincoln
N Brighton Oldham
Purt Vale Rotherham Stockport Wrexham
1 Chester
4 Halifax✨ - Mansfeld
3 Southport 1 Hartlepool
0. Carlield
6 York
2 Barrow
out but many of their efforts went a-begging owing to their poor anishing
Ten minutes after the fame opened Tomads took the lead when R. J. Reed, scored from a short corner, The Ulster, worked inces- aantly to even the score but it was ‚† not until five minutes before the end of the initial hair that their e chance carpe. Stevens, best, the 1Opposition with a fine drive dur- 19g a scrimmage from a corner shotRO
During the second half th teams strove hard to gain the leat but neither side, succeeded until the final whistle blow./
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