10
LEAGUE
FOOTBALL
S. C. "A"
"A" And Kowloon Chinese Draw 3-3 Ulsters Return To Form
Returning to form, the Royal Ulster Rifles defeated the Easi Lancashire Regiment by four goals to all in the Sentor Division of the Hong Kong Football League on Saturday afternoon. The Royal Welch Fusiliers overcame the Club while the Chinese Ath- letic defeated the Royal Nayy by the solitäry goal scored. South China "A" defeated the Recreio
On the mainland, the Kowloon Football Club entertained the Police and won by the odd goal in three,
Playing on the Club ground yesterday, South China "A" and the Kowloon Chinese drew each side mooring three goals while ni Caroline Hill, South Chins "B" defeated 8. Joseph's 2-1.
Several Second and Third Division League matches were also decided over the week-end. ̧
THRILLING MATCH
A very thrilling football encoun- ter between the Kowloon Chinese and South China "A" was played yesterday at the Hong Kong FC. ground, the result being a draw of three goals all.
Stew 'Both goalkeepers Choo Hang (South China) and Stu Tin Sim (Kowloon Chinese) played ex- ceedingly well.
Play was evenly contested with the ball kept well in midfeld until
twenty minutes before the foal
whistle when Knox, taking advant-
age of the situation after two fine
saves by McHardy, crashed the ball past him. Two minutes after this the same player received a pass from V. White and increased the Bcure with a powerful drive. A strong rally by the Police during the last few minutes saw Moss re~·
The scorers for South China "A"duce the score. were Lai Shiu Wing and Fing King Cheung (2)."
Tang Kwon Sam and Chan Wah Chi (2) scored for the Kowloon Chinese.
S. CHINA "B" WIN
South China "B" beat St. Joseph's by two goals to one at Caroline Hill yesterday.
The game was very scrappy and "at times tempers were frayed.
Chan Tak Faf gave the Chinese the lead in the first half.
In the second half Yuk Hop Woo netted for the Chinese with a low shot which beat. Marques.com- pletely. About Afteen minutes be- fore the final whistle the Saints scored through Costa,
RIFLES FINE DISPLAY
HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1936.
KOWLOON GOLF
CLUB
Championship Qualifiers
the
The qualifying round for championship of the Kowloon Colt Club was played off at Kowloon 20 There were City yesterday. startes.
The following qualided: K. S. Robertson (72), A. T. Braley (74), T. D. Paton (75), H, H. Mundy (76), W. Taylor (76), A. Urquhart (78), F. E. E. Booker (78), A. J. Dennis (78), A. W. da Roza (79). AL Fastman (79), J. D. Thomson (82), F. E. Barry (83), R.. K. Collings (84), W. A. Stewart (85), F. E. & Remedios (85) and H., D. Causden (85).
The Arst round will be played of on or before November 8.
CRICKET OVER WEEK-END
*Two Centuries
Recorded
ARMY LEAGUE MATCH
Playing in the Second Division of the Cricket League at Sookun- poo on Saturday, the Army "A" team beat their "C" team by 61
runs.
ARMY "A"
Sgt. Bennett, hit wkt.. b King Bdr. Baker. b Jackson ............ETTER Onr. Chaplin, b Jackson
Jackson. b S/Sgt. Collins, e
Whitehead Sgt. Daniels, not out Bdr. Bancroft, b Jackson
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Extras
7
Total (5 wkts, dec.)
LOCAL YACHTING
Lobo Wins "A" Class Event
The fourth races
series of
1
0 82
3
73
0
Đ
NG
160
Pte. Gantyer, Cpl. "Apps. Cpl. Hurst, Ffm. Holman, Spr. Bradford did not bat.
Bowling Analysis
AMBULANCE BRIGADE
Annual Aquatic Sports
The St. John Ambulance Brigade held their annual aquatic sports at the South China AA. Bathing Club yesterday morning.
In the course of a speech Mr. A.
Ambulance,. Marris, Director of thanked Mr. Aw Boon Haw for his presence and his gift of the shields and cups. Mr. Aw, he said, had
to give two promised
extra trophies next year for the officers" and the members of the Nursing Division. He thanked the oficials of the South China A.A. for the loan of the Club for the function.
The results were as follows:-~ Relay Race: King's College: 2. Indian Division; 3, China- Ath- letic.
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Yat
Ma Lengths:-1, Kwong: 2 A. K. Minu; 3, A, E. Abbas.
Life-saving competition: 1, Chan 0. M. B. W. Sik Pu; 2. Kun Kam Pal; 3, Lam
L/Cpl. Whitehead 11 11 sailing
for the Commodore's Cup, were held under the auspices of the Royal Hong Kong Yacht Club on Saturday, and resulted in a win for Lobo (Major. B: B. Edwards)
NAVY'S WILD KICKING in the "A" Class, with True Blac
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The Athletics scored a deserving win against the disappointing Nary side by a splitary goal on the Causeway Bay ground on Saturday. Wolverson, the Navy left-back. appeared to be the only member of the "losing side with any sense of direction in his kicking. and gave an outstanding display. Although The Navy proved to be somewhat. disorganized throughout, their de- fence stoutly resisted the Chinese attack who were allowed to reach their objective only but a half a dozen times.
The winners telded a nippy cen- tre forward who was well support- ed by his inside men. The Chinese goal was scored by Lee Tak-kee in the first session of the game.
TEN MEN FOR CLUB IN SECOND HALF
Kunpoo. The Club played below their usual standard and provided poor opposition to the styllah dia- play of their opponents who down- ed them by two clear goals.
One of the best displays of foot ball skill and team organization was given by the Rides when they
A disappointing display was wit- met the East Lancs. in a senior massed on Saturday when the Club "League soccer" encounter on the met the Fusiliers in a sentor divi Chatham Road' ground on Satursion soccer encounter at Soo- day. Functioning like a well-olled machine, the Rifles found no dif- ficulty to down their opponents. against whom they netted four clear goals...
Outstanding for the winners was Campbell,
and while Hartigan Erwin proved themselves worthy of inclusion in the Army team next week Miller and M-Gonigal were prominent in the intermediate line. while Stevens was undoubtedly the pick of the backs.
The East Lancs. were rather handicapped by the absence of Ridings and Eckerseley, the former being still on the sick Ust since last week's Lai Wah Cup game. Their places were filled by O'Don nell, a newcomer. and Tuley, pro- moted from the second elever, both of whom found their opponents too fast..
The Fusiliers played a fast game and their rapid interchanging of positions and almost perfect an-
won
(Mr. H. S. Rouse) second,
Dorothea (Lt.-Col Reid) the "H" Class event. while Owl (Lt. Stewart, R.N.) was first home The "I" and in the "G" Class, "Y" Classes event was won by Wid geon (Mr. L Garner)
The following were the detailed results:-
"H" Class Started at 14.25
Corrected Position
.18.13.17
Bds. King...
Major Davies Pte. Baker
Two lengths breast stroke: 1, Lam Sin Bo: 2, Chan Sik Pul; 3. Yeung Po Shan.
3 31 1
Sin So.
3 20
0
8 2
24
0
9
0 34
1
5
20 0
3 0
9
3
Pte. Dickenson Cpl. Jackson ......
ARMY "C""
0
Cpl. Allison, c Collins, b Brad-
ford
L/Cpl. Galsworthy. b Bradford Cpl. Jackson, stamped Soilis, b
Apps ........
0
5
C
L/Cpl. Whitehead, e Bancroft 19 Pte Baker. b Bradford .... Pte. Dickenson, not out Lieut. Parker-Jarvis, b Apps Sgt. Sallis, e Qantyer, b Apps Major Davies, Gantyer, b
Apps
29
7
0
Dorothea
(Lt. Col. Reid)
..18.16.38 Aeriel
(Mr. J. Kemaley)
.16.17.07 Rolla
(Mayor W. H. Pastle)
Bd King, b Daniels
16
Extras
16
2
Total
.99
3
Bowling Analysis
Siskin
16.18.12
4
0. M. R W.
Diana
(Mr. M. W. Brown)
..18.19.51
Cpl. Apps
1 11
5
Spr. Bradford ...
11
4
23
(Mr. P. Ram'US).
Bdr. Bancroft
3
11
per
Pie Gantyer
1 4
18
||
Finished
Sgt. Daniels
1
0
...16.32.53 Lobo
(Maj. B. B. Edwards) True Blue 16.33.55
(Mr. H. B. Rouse)
16.34.44 Gall
(Mr. B. Naess)
.....16.35.54 Carpenter
(Capt. D. M. Eley) ....16.38.36 Isobel
1
2
4
$
*
6
"A" Class Started at 14.30
(Maj. B. E. C. Dixon) Painted Lady.16.37.43 (Maj. F. C. Booty) Cicada
16.38.18 (Lt. Col. A. C. Marsh) La Linda.........18.44.04 (Mr. Hensegues) Artemis
cipation carried them through the Club defence quite easily. Pre- Jose minent for the winners was Talbot, at centre-forward, who was ably Wanklyn supported by Taylor, Dennis and Sullivan. Another out- standing feature of the Fusiliers' play was their dogged marking of the Club's danger men.
Owing to the absence of Hill and Fleming the Club were forced to make several positional changes. while for most of the second half they were playing ten men-Elliot having being ordered on the field
Wilson played a Trojan's game throughout for the Club, while Nichols and Sid Strange both put it creditable performances.
The Rifles attacked immediately shortly after, interval for, sp on the whistle and Campbell open-parently. arguing with the referee. ed the scoring a few minutes after was fol owed a the start. This fey minutes later by another goal when Ferguson headed in a pass from Erwin. In an endeavour to stop a powerful drive from Erwin, Swain sent the ball past his own custodina for the Rifles, thir goal. Towards the end of the second half Ferguson scored again' but his goal was disallowed for off- side. However, a few minutes later Miller increased the store to four goals.
POLICE AGAIN UNLUCKY
The Fusillers obtained their two goals through Sullivan and Evans scoring once in each hall respec- tively.
S. CHINA TOO GOOD FOR RECREIO
8
D.N.F. ..DNF."
"G" Class Started at 1440
Corrected 16.56.39
Owl
(Lt. Stewart, R.N.) Eunice
...........17.01.08 (Mr., F. Anthony)
1
2
17.04.48 (Capt. Denning)
$
Gael
"1" & "Y" Class Started 14.50 Widgeon
.........16.53.11
(Mr. L. Garner)
Eeron ..........16.58.04
(Lt. J. E. Moore) Stella ......... 18.58.39
(Mr. F. C. Manning)
....16.58,58 Zephyr
(Maj. T. a Sharp)
............17.00.07
1
2
Robena
5
|
(Mr. D. W. Wagstaff)
..17.01.08 Allsa
(Mr. J. Barnard)
.17.01.28 Sirius
(Capt. G. Thomas)
D.NE. Winkle
8
7
MAMAK TOURNAMENT HOCKEY
With R. Marques in goal giving
In their Mamak Tournament one of his best displays this sea- Axture at Shamshuipo yesterday. · son, the Recreio Benfor eleven were the Nomads were held to a goniless fortunate in losing their game withdraw by the "B" Coy. R.W.F. the South China at Caroline Hill on
The game was played at a fast Saturday by the score of only 2-ntl The constant changes made by the pace throughout, the exchanges being keen and even. It was bot
01
Two lengths back stroke: 1, Chan Shu Po: 2 Lam Sul So: 3, Chan Sik Put..
Total points:-King's College 18, Indian Division 5, China Athletic 4. Y.M.C.A. 3
INTERNATIONAL
FOOTBALL
Scotland Beat Ireland
MAGNIFICENT GAME
Belfast, Oct. 31.
33 5
A large gathering of 40,000, 4which had to be controlled by the Police to prevent encroaching on the pitch, saw Scotland secure their 40th victory against Ireland in the Association Football series here to-day, when the Scots won a stirring encounter by 3 goals to 1 after sharing two goal at the interval
INDIANS WIN Playing at Scokunpoo, the Indian Recreation Club beat the Royal Navy by 105 runs in a friendly cricket game on Saturday. I.R.C.-198 (J. A. Curreem 48, F. "D. Pereira 40. K. Nazarin 25, Y. el Arculli 25, Lieut. Cockrane 4 for 44, Lieut. Harper 2 for 33). Royal Navy:-93 (Lleut. Blake 20, Lieut. Prowse 32, F. D. Pereira 3 for 26, M. el Arculli & for 20).
PEARCE IN FORM
In a friendly cricket game. on the Club ground the Hong Kong Cricket Club beat the United Ser- vices by four wickets. United Services: 118 (Lieut. Prit- chard 24, Lieut. Davies, R.N., 14 A. B. March 15, A. L. Holden 4 for 15, H. Owen Hughes 4 for 48, and T. A. Pearce 3 for 37).. H.K.C.C.-138 (L D. Kllbee 35, T.
A. Pearce 52. R. D. Gillespie 20, A. B Marsh 4 for 30).. DRAWN MATCH
be-
A friendly cricket match tween. the second elevens of the Royal Navy and Indian Recreation Club, at King's Park, resulted in a draw...
LR.C.:-125 (A, R. Suffsä 44, E. R.
A. Etheridge 4 for 12) Navy:--124 for 9. (Lt. Colville 19, Ldg/5. Finn 19; A. Bakar 4 for 48)>>-
EASY WIN FOR K.C.C.
At the Valley the KO.C. second eleven beat the C.8.0.0. juniors by 100 runs. KC.C.-148 for dec. (R. T Broadbridge 46, P. O'Neill Dunne 35, N. Whitley 4 for 23), 0.8.0.C.-48 (H. F.Westlake Jr. 12 not out, K. M. Baxter 5 for 13, P. O'Neill Dunne 3 for 27).
TWO CENTURIES
cher 117).
HOME FOOTBALL RESULTS
1)
Arsenal Defeated By Liverpool
"London, October 31.
Playing at home, Liverpool defeated Arsenal by the odd goal
in three in the senior division of the Home League football.
Full results and league tables are as follows:-
FIRST DIVISION
Birmingham
Charlton Chelsea
W
LEAGUE TABLE
P. W. D. L. F. A. Pts.
1 Bolton
1. Wednesday
C Chester
13 10 1 37 10 22
Derby
"}
Lincoln
Grimsby Leeds
5 Preston
4
Mansheld
3 Brentford
1
Z Arsenal
Hull Halifax
Liverpool
Manchester C. 2 Sunderland
Middlesboro' 2 Everton
Portsmouth Stoke
1* Wolves
LEAGUE TABLE
4 Stockport Wrexham
0
1
Oldham
3 Manchester D.
Southpor
West Brom
2 Huddersfield
1,
Hartlepools
Portsmouth
13
Brentford Grimsby
13 6 3 4 27 24 15
P. W. D. L. F. A Pts.
7 4 3 23 13 18
13 7 1 5 29 26 15- Huddersfield 13 5 4 4 31 17 14 Charlton 13 4 8 3 16 18 14
13 8 2 5 33 26" 14. Derby
12 6 2 4 26 23 14 Sunderland Stoke
13 5 4 4 23 17 14 Middlesboro' 12 5 3 4 21 24 13 13 4 5 4 15 16 13 Chelsea
12 8 15 23 23 13 Birmingham 13 4.5 4 25 25 13 12 5 3 4 16 16 13
Everton
Freston
Liverpool
West Brom
13 4 4 5 21 24 12
12 5 2 5 22 28 12
M'chester C. 13 3 5 5 26 22 11 12 3 5 4 14 17 11
Bolton
Arsenal
Wolves
Wednesday
12 3 5 4 14 15 11
12 4 2 8 18 18 10 13 2 8 5.19 21 10 M'chester U12 3 3 6-17 25-9 13 4 1 8 17 5 9 Leeds
1 Chesterfield
E
13 7 4 2 30 15 18 12 7 3 2 28 16 17 12 6 4 2 18 14 18 13 7 2 4 15 15 16 13 6 4 3 27 14 16 13 6 4 3 26 20 16 13 5 4 4 29 25 14 13 43 24 25 14 12 5 3 4 12 11 13
M. Brighton,, 13 4 5 4 13 12 13 Carlisle 12 8 15 20 22 13
Port Vale
York
Rotherham
Barrow
Tranmere Стеже Darlington
Accrington Gateshead Rochdale
13 4 3 6 18 25 11 12 15.18 25 10 12 4 2 8 23 24 10 12 4 2 6 18 21 10 13 2 5 8 21 319 13 1 7 5 14 28 9 12 2 4 6 19 35 B
12 3 2 7 12 16
8
12- 15.6 14 25 7 13 2 2 9 12 33 6
'SCOTTISH LEAGUE FIRST DIVISION
Aberdeen Arbroath
*Clyde
Falkirk
"Hamilton Hibernian Partick Queen O'S
Queen's P.
St. Mirren
4
Albion
2 Celtic
Hearts
1 Motherwell
Rangers
0 T. Lanark
1 'Dundee
1
1
1 "St Johnstone 1
2 Kilmarnock
2 Dunfermline:
**Postponed
2 Aberdeen
SECOND DIVISION
Barnsley Blackburn Blackpool Bradford Bury Leicester Newcastle Norwich
1
1 Southampton
0
3 Swansea
9 Notts F.
3 Burnley
2 Fulham
Shemeld U Tottenham. West Ham
1 Plymouth
1. Celtic
Rangers
LEAGUE TABLE
1 Motherwell
P. W. D. L F. A. Pts.
15 11 3 1 43 16 25 14 9 3 2 32 17 21 127 527 10 19
14 8 3 3 33-19 19
Third Lanark 14 8 2 4 23 15 18
• Coventry
5 Aston Villa
1
Dundee
6 Bradford C.
1
Hearts
0
Partiék
1 Doncaster | LEAGUE TABLE
P. W. D.L F. A. Pta 13 7 5 1 24 13 19 13 3 3 22 17 17 13 5 6 2 27 10 14 13 84 3 20 11.18 13 5 5 3 25 21 15 13 7 15 20 14 15 13 6 3 4 19 15 15 1544 18 18 14 13,6 2 5 21 18 14
Bury The outstanding feature of the Blackpool clash was the magnificent Irish Plymouth detence in the arst half, which Coventry prevented the Scots from breaking Aston Villa through until a few minutes from Newcastle the interval
13 (Rangers): Barnsley
Fulham
Scotland: Dawson Anderson (Hearts), "Ancell (New-Sheffield U.
Villa) | Tottenham
13 6 1 6 27 17 13- Mazale (Aston castle);
Blackburn 12 4 4 4 11 13 12 Simpson (Rangers), Brown (Ran-
Munro (Hearts), Walker Chesterfield 12 5 2 5 24 18 12 gera); (Hedzta), McCulloch (Brentford). Southampton 13 5 2 6 18 24 12 123 19 15 12 and Duncan Swansea Napler. (Derby)
Leicester 134 38 17 20 11 (Derby).
13 3 5 5 17 25 11 Ireland: Breen (Belfast Celtic); Notte F.
13 4 3 6 15 18 11 Cook (Everton). Fulton (Belfast Burnley
13 4 3 8 18 23 11 (Manchester West Ham McMillan Celtic);
United), Jones (Hiberians); Mit Bradford C. 13 3 4 8 19 23 10 chell (Chelsea); Kernaghan (Bel-Norwich fast Celtic), McCullough fanches- Doncaster ter City), Martin (Notts Forest). Bradford Coulter (Everton) and Kelly (Der- by City). Heuter.
13 3 4 6 20 19 10
11 2 4 8 7 16 8
13 3 2 8 16 338
THIRD DIVISION (South)
3 Aldershot Bristol C. Cardif Crystal P.. Exeter
Ireland won the toss. Scotland facing the gun, monopolised the play with clever attacks. The swept Clapton down the field incessantly, Dun- Laton can. McCulloch and Walker miss Notts C. ing narrowly. They were unable to break down the stolid defence where Breen was magnificent,
Ireland broke away in the 26th minute and Kennaghan lifted the ball at the goalmouth and DawBON deflected it into the net.
Two minutes later Napier equalised with a hard low shot. Scotland continued to press in determined "manner. The score át the interval was 1-1.
In the second half Scotland re-
The Civil Service Cricket Clubsumed with a dazzling movement registered a good win over the which found the Irish defence at ed in the ball off Breen's hands in Kowloon Cricket Club in a friendly sea. Munro dashed in and head- match at King'ą Park. R.C.C.128 for 7 dec. (E. F. Fin- the 18th minute
Ireland rallied and the Bcottish defence had a
grolling-time. Martin and Anderson and ricked a shot from Kelly on the goal-line.
Fast and keen play followed, Scotland being the more aggres
Queen's P.R. Torquay Reading Walial
I Brighton
Watford
3 Southend
0
2
Q
14 6 5 3 20 20 17
13 7 2 4 33 22 16
Kilmarnock 14 7.1 6
Hamilton
Et. Mirren
Queen's P.
13 7 6 35 34 13544-29 19
14 5 3 6 28 30 13 15 4 47 19 29 12
St. Johnstone 14 5 2 7 20 24 Arbroath Falkirk
14 5 2 7 19 26 12
Clyde
Hibernian
Albion
14 5 2 7 32 31.12
13 4 2 7 21 36 10
14 2 4 8 21
14 2 3 9 20 35
Queen's O's 14 14 9 18 Dunfermline 14 2 2 10 29
LOCAL RUGBY
Club Easily Beat The Army
VAN LEEUWEN AT HIS BEST
Playing at Happy Valley
On
2 Saturday the club first fifteen
defeated the Army by two goals
2 Bristol R
1
1 Bournemouth
0
and a penalty goal (13 points) to
1. Millwall
IL
1
nil, after leading by 8 points to
Gillingham
1
nil at the interval.
2 Swindon
0
4 Newport
Northampton
"LEAGUE TABLE
Van Leeuwen was seen at his
4. best in many splendid runs down 2 the touchline.
F. W. D. L. F. A. Pts. Luton
13 9 1 3 30 14 19
Cardia Bournemouth 13.84 20 13 17
Walford. Brighton Southend Millwall
.
13 7 2 4 20.15 16 13 6 3 4:27 18 15 13 7 15 20 14 15
13 5 5 3 24 17 15 13 5 5 3 22. 15 15 13 6 23 24 23 14 135 44.21, 2014 13 5 4 4 17 18 14 13 6 2 5 11 17 14 13 5 3 5.24 18 13 13 5 3 5 26 18 13
The Club's defence was rockike. Orleve giving a fine display and making full amends for his show- ing last week at Bookunpoo.
One of the outstanding features ot the game was the fine under- standing between Bonnar and Butcher, the latter being at bis best, while Bonnar was a trife too fast for Preece.
Recreio in their lineup prevented through lack of shooting propen- CB.C.O.:—203 for 4 (3. E. Richard- Dawson saved three times from Queen's PR 13 5 3 5 16 15 13 Watson, J. 8. Dunnett, A. WIL
An unlucky Police side failed to hold their own against Kowloon in match a First Division soccer
their players from played on the latter's ground on
finding which made them Saturday when they retired losers positions, by the odd goal in three. The game an easy mark for the South China With the exception of Gomes at was at, times rather disappointing and both teams served up poor inside-left, the whole of the Re- fares at not too infrequent periods. creio forward line was sadly off Kowloon was fortunate in play-form. The match, however, in- ing Minhinnett in goal for it was dicated that the Chinese had plan- largely due to his are display bened their movements, beforehand
sities that the score sheet remain- ed blank at the end of the game, but to the sterling displays put up by the defence of both teams, who were on top from and had the op′′ posite sets of forwards completely
under their thumba.
The final whistle brought an end tq a very entertaining game, the
son 101, A. R. Ferty 58).
BOOKER HITS SL
A the Valley, the Central Eri tish School beat the Folice by four wickets in their friendly Axture, Police:-141 (T. Hunter 44, C. Pope 32. P. Loughlin 17, D. Street 4 for 46. C. Bosegood 3 for 41, W. Gegg 3 for 233
sive. Their third goal was scored by McCulloch
The crowd of 48,000 spectators created & around record. The
Beuter
Booker 84. W. Mulcahy 12: D. | stands and encroached on the Parsons 22, C. Pope 5 for 5, B. touchlines G. Baker 3 tot 50).
CRAIGENGOWER WIN Playing at the Valley, the Cral- sengover second eleven beat the Hong Kong University Juniors by
tween the posts that Kowloon was and their swift passing somewhat anal score being a fair Indication CBB.-195 for whts. (N. D. crowds climbed over the ton of the fiot at least two goals down before bewildered the Recreio defence. the interval Knox, Kowloon's For 25 minutes after the start of the run of play. centre-forward, found North's the, Chinese strove to open the "policing" too close in more ways than one and had very little scope. Green was the best in the Police forward une and he served as a stimulant to the ever eager Moss. the Police leader, his ball control and the manner in which he dis tributed it being found. Pile found himself starved throughout
score without success and many before full time that Lat Shin-wing goals were missed by the merest increased the scare. fraction, until Fung King-cheung put the ball past Marques. The Chinese did not lessen their attack when the second session was re- sumed but again bad luck dogged them as a few more goals were missed. It was not until 10 minutes
Almost on time another goal. went a-begging for the Chinese when during a penalty award, Fung King-cheung struck the upright 20 runs. with his shot and the ball was sub-O.CC-163 for dec. (J. W. Leonard 37, A. Kitchell 34. A. &. sequently cleared by the Recreio
Lewis 28, B. R. Trance 27, T. E. defence.
Teoh 24, B. Tool 5 for 43). But University-142 (G. Hung Choy 31,
Reading
Clapton O. Notts C Gingham Crystal Pal Swindon Northampton 13 4 4 5 19 19 12 Bristol R. 13.5 17 17 22 11 13 4 3 6 16 22 11 Bristol C.
13 4 3 8 19 24 11 13 4 3 6 18 20 11 133 37.16 249 13 2 47 14 22.8. 13 1 4 8 9 32 6
Walsall
Exeber Torquay Aldarabol
Newport
THIRD DIVISION (North) Barrow
Carlisle
Chester Crewe
Halifax Hartlepools Mananeid Rochdale
H. Chin 22, C. IL Teoh 20 W. Southport K. Way 4 for 38, E. 8. Cunning- 'ham 4 for 40).
Tranmere York
1 Darlington
1 Stockport
3 "Hull
0. N. Brighton 3 Accringtop
Rotherham
2 Lincoln. 0 Gateshead Port Vale
5 Oláham
8: Wrexham
Dr. J. A. R. Belby refereed.' Club lat XV:P. C. Frost; H van Leeuwen, W. E. Grleve, H D. Bidwell, G. K. Chadwick; A. H R: Butcher J.-L. Bonnar: E A Holden: W. E Fears, 1. H. Brad- ford, N. E. Clarke, 4. Walkden (Captain) and J. Bedman.
Army, Barry: F. Jones (47). Eus. Kelshaw, Fus. Floyd and Spr. Boyling; L/Cpl. Lewis and Fus Preece; Lieut. Lincoln (Captain), Fus. Watkins, /Cpl. (86) Davies, Fus. Bebb, Fus Morgan, Capt. Gillespie and Cpl. Harrison.
very
CLUB "A" WIN',
crappy "A" niteen match has witnessed on Saturday when the Club beat the 8th, Des
royer Flotilla by three goals (167) points) to a goal (5 points), all the 3 scoring taking place in the second
balt
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