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LOCAL FOOTBALL
South China "A" Defeat Royal Navy
POLICE LOSE TO SOUTH CHINA "B"
Several Interesting First Division League football encounters were witnessed during the week-end.
Yesterday afternoon at Causeway Bay, South China "A" ac- counted for the Royal Navy by three goals to one while at Caro- Line H. South China "B" gathered two further polnis when
they defeated the Police by three clear goals. At Sookunpon. the Eastern disposed of the Royal Welch Fusiliers by a similar
score.
The Kowloon Football Club visited the Valley. on Saturday where they overcame the H.K. Football Club in the League "derby" by four goals to two. The game was marred by an un- fortunate incident when A. S. Bllis, the Interporter and Kow- loon F, C. player, was sent off the fleld for alleged rough play.. The Royal Ulster Rifles defeated the Kowloon Chinese 5-2...and the East Lancashires had the better of the exchanges against the Chinese Athletic winning by the odd goal in three.
"In the Junior Shield, the Kumaon Rifles, making their first appearance here, lost to the Rowloon Chinese by eight clear goals.
NAVY DEFEATED BY SOUTH CHINA “A'
(BY VOX POPULI)
pounced on by Chan Tak Fai, who drove home a good goal.
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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1936.
BOWLS MATCH
English Constitution Defeat Scottish
OWEN HUGHES CUP
The annual Inter-Constitutional Bowla match for the "Owen- Hughes" Cup between rinks re- presenting the English and Scot- tish Constitutions
played
WHS
on the Football Club green (by kind permission of the Club), yesterday afternoon.
LADIES' HOCKEY LOCAL YACHTING
C.B.A. Ladies Show Improved Form
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CAER CLARK CUP
"Displaying improved form, the C.B.A. Ladies (champions) shared the points with the "Y" Ladies in their Caer Clark Cup hockey en- counter on Saturday.
Though the "Y" Ladies had more of the game, the result was a fair Indication of the play.
The "Y" forward line was dis- The English Constitution won by 15 shots, thus winning the jointed while in the defence, Miss trophy for the second year. In suc-A. Fowler did not strike her best' cession.
form.
At the conclusion of the game. M. H. Owen-Hughes presented | cleared accurately. the trophy and souvenir spoons to the winning team.
Mrs. Starbuck tackled well and
Scores were as follows:- English Constitution:-
E. Overy, A. Nissim, V. Walker, W W. Hirst (16); ·
A. F. Paul G. E. Stephen, R. R. Woods, G. E. F. Thompson (21);
J. S. Howell, S. Deacon. J. Bent- ley, B. E. Maugham (19);
PE Knight, C. Strange. W. Geall, A. W. Grimmitt (18);
S.. Haughton, S. R. Farlow. T. W.) Carr. E. G. Post (19);
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The second half opened briskly. South China breaking away but Chan Tak ! was ruled offside. In another South China raid Li Shak Yuu was fouled just outside the penalty area. His shot, how-Collyer, H. F. Westlake (19);
HL Lockhart H. V. Pearse. J. S. Beach. J. Hollidge (28).
Total-117.
A remarkably large crowd turned p to witness a keen struggle be- tween the Royal Navy and South Chin "A". Nor were they disap-ever, was charged down by Gough pointed for after a very fair ninety minutes display of football, South China "A" ran out winners by three goals to one.
South China won the toss and Navy kicked off against the sun. The start was sensational, Lal Shul Wing striking the side support of the net in the first minute. A few, seconds later two corners fell in quick succession to South 'China "A" but Cocker was in his usual brillant form and saved well. The Navy were not pressing strongly but bad finishing by Le Page spall- ed what was otherwise 1 good thing. At the other end a long drive by Leung Wing Chlu was completely misjudged by the Naval goalle who allowed the ball to tric- kle into the corner of the net.
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corner
Scottish Constitution:-
P. C. Morgan, R. S. Carter, W. R
R H. Phillips. P. D. 'Crawley, R. H E Marks, F. Haynes (21);
H. Gittins, E J. Edwarda, Stal- ker, J. Fraser (19);
J. S. Dinnen, C.. Dowman: Bur-
and cleared. A long pass to the South China right wing found the Police defence spread - eagicd. Yeung Su Yick forced a and placed beautifully to LI Shaxling. N. J. Bebbington (12); Yau who drove into the net first, time for his side's 'second goal.
-A hand ball against a Police der fender just outside. the penalty area was taken by Yeung Sul Yick who scored the third goal with a Ane drive. This goal proved the last and left the result without doubt.
Skinner. D. Fitches. F. Chan- ning Way (21);
EASTERN SCORE 3-1 WIN
J. J. Whyte, T. Coleman, G. Per kins, F. Cullen (20),
Total-102.
pivot, received marching orders' for an alleged foul against Fowler. The incident occurred midway through the second half."
The Club fielded a weak side and found the visitors too good for The Welch Fusillers and Eastern them; the final score resulting in 4 clashed in their First Division en-
goals to 2 in favour of Kowloon. Not in the least upset by this re
counter at Sookunpoo yesterday. The Club's misfortunes began be- verse, the Navy continued to attack The Soldiers opened up the attack fore the game started when, al- the Chinese goal: Cocker made a but Wheeler, failing to clear a ballready playing substitutes for Bick- neat save from Fung King Cheung Bave Lal Tin Choy his chance ford and Drown, Fleming falled to but a few moments later, Ip Pak which" he made no mistake with. put in an appearance. His place Wa scored a perfect goal from a sending in a very fast low shot to
was taken by Sloan, while they nicely placed centre. However, in beat Rowlands all the way. A few were forced to play a badly-crip- the next few minutes. Cannell minutes later the Soldiers were
pled Skinner on the right wing. made up part of the deficiency by again in trouble, Taylor, the left
Kowloon were headed by a line scoring from a shot at close range.
half, being unfortunate in hand-of aggressive forwards, and on the At halftime the score stood at 2ling the ball inside the penalty whole were a better balanced team. goals to 1 for the Chinese...
area. San Lin Shing was called
A few minutes after resumption upon to take the spot kick, which of play Pau Ka-pink saved a pen he put high in the left hand corner alty kick from the foot of Wolver- of the net. After this setback the son. Then the Chinese scored again Fusiliers seemed to take a new during a melee before the Naval lease of life and were soon bom- goal. The Navy were again pres-
barding the Eastern's Eval sing and the Chinese were forced Cheng Sing-hang sent in a first to concede a corner which Le Fage timer which completely beat Row- promptly sent past,
lands just before interval came "with Eastern leading 3-0.
NAVY'S EASY WIN
A spirited and interesting en-. counter took place at Causeway yesterday where the Navy had as visitors, the Royal Engineers in a second division fixture. For 1 second division game, the standard of play was very high and some sparkling footwork was witnessed by a large crowd of spectators. The game ended in a win for the Navy by four goals to two, a result which just about hits the mark
Smith (3) and. Wolff were the scorers for the Navy, while How- lett and Callard replied once each for the Engineers."
SOUTH CHINA "B" WIN EASILY
Opening up the second half the
away a penalty kick. Sullivan took
A feature of the Club's playing was the splendid defence which
worked hard against the fast mov- ing Kowloon forwards. Rodger, the Club custodian, played most e- alently between the sticks and was partly responsible for keeping the score low.
In the Association forward line, Mrs. Burton and Miss D. Hunt play-"| ed well. The former's goal was one of the best seen for a long time.
In the defene, Miss O. Peters and Miss P. Woolley were prominent.
The "Y" Ladies opened the scor- ing through Miss M. Smith in the first half, but Mis. Burton equalised in the second half.
R.H.K.Y.C. Defeats
Royal Navy
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A yachting race was held yester day between the Royal Hong Kong Yacht Club and the Royal Navy and resulted in a win for the farmer
The officers of the day were Rear-Admiral C. G. Sedwick and Mr. H. S.'"Rouse, Commodore of the Yacht Club.
Rear-Admiral Sedgwick Officers of the Navy team were the, guest of Mr. Rouse and the Club
and
team at tiffin.
Results of the morning and afternoon races were as follows:
MORNING RACE Course:-Club Line West to East. Quarry Bay Mark (P). Holt's Wharf Mark (P), Quarry Bay Mark (S), North Mark on Line (8), Holt's Whart Mark (8), Club Line West to East."
Distance: 8.0 miles.
ROYAL NAVY
1
A1, Lleut. J. E. Moore,
T. C. Fairburn 3 A4, Lt.-Comdr. W. H. Graves.
D. T. Davis 8 A6, Rear-Adml. C. G. Sedgwick,
H. S. Rouse 7
RECREIO UNLUCKY The Recreio Ladies were defeated by St. Andrew's Club Ladies as the result of a goal scored by Miss P. Gittins In the second half.
The Recreio deserved to share the AB, Capt. R. S. Benson, i spoils.
G. E. Gandy 4 Mine A10, Lt. S. T. C. Harrison,
The Saints' intermediate did not play well.
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In the forward line Miss P. Git- tins was very hard working.
In the Recreio defence Miss Ch Osmund and Mrs. L. Silva bare the burnt of the Saints' attack.
BRAWN CUP
HOME FOOTBALL
Manchester
City Defeat Arsenal At Highbury
London, December 5. Playing in the First Division of the Home Football League, Manchester City defeated Arsenal by three goals to one on the latter's ground at Highbury. Plymouth. playing at home, lost to Blackpool by a similar margin.
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Full scores and league tables to date are as follow
Arsenal Bolton
1
M'chester C.
2
Brentford
4
31 Chelsen
1 Portsmouth 0
5
Leeds U
1 Stoke I
1
1 Charlton
Derby. Everton Huddersfield Mchester U. Preston Wednesday Sunderland Wolves
1 Birmingham
LEAGUE TABLE
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Chester
3 Hull
3 W. Bromwich 2
1
Middlesbro'
5 Grimsby
2 Liverpool
LEAGUE TABLE
Sunderland Portsmouth
Stockport." Lincoin Oldham
Port Vale
0
Mansfeld
1
Wrexham
0
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P. W. D. L. F. A. Pta. 17 10 2 5 41 30 22 18 8. 5 5 27 25 21 P. Brentford
17 9 3 5 35 29 21 Charlton 1877 4 24 23:21 Derby.. 18 8 4 8 48 37 20 Arsenal 18 7 6 5 30.25 19 Middlesbro' 17 8 3 6 32 32 19 Stoke
18 67.5 29 25 19 Huddersfeld 18 6 6 6 28 24 18 Grimsby 18 8 3 8 40.39 18 Everton
17 8 2 7 25 26 17 M'chester C. 17 6 6 5 34 25 18 Preston N.E. 177 4,6 25 25 18 Chelsea
18 6 5 7 25 26 17 Birmingham 18 5 7 6 32 34 17 Liverpool 18 5 67.32 36 16 Wednesday 18 48 8 26-27 18 175.6 8 20 24 16 18 7. 1 10 26 36 15
A12. Lt. R. T. Gardiner.
J. Johnsen 0
S. C. Manning 10
Total
30
Bolton
R.H.K.Y.C.
Leeds
A2, N. V. A. Croucher,
Pts. Wolves
Capt. A. J. L. Murray 9
In the Brawn Cup hockey com- petition the "Y" Ladies beat the A5, W. M. Brown, C.B.S. "B" by the only goal scored In the match, thus recording their first win in the series.
Miss Blume scored the goal.
H.X.. LADIES WIN
Sub-Lt. R. E. Beckwith 2 A7. D. Aller..
Lt. R. M. & Pain 3 A9, F. S. Chote.
Comdr. 3. Barnard 5
L. W A Swart II"
Cmdr. A. N Grey 13
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A11, B. Naèss.
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At the Valley on Saturday, the' Hong Kong Ladies beat the Central |A14, C. C. Blake, British Association Ladies by six goals to nil Miss M. Smalley (4), and Miss Blackburn and Mrs. M. Weir scored the goals.
RIFLES LADIES WIN
The Royal Ulster Rifles Ladies
defeated the Diocesan School Girls by 3 goals to 1.
Miss E. Hamon (2) and Mrs. Campbell scored for the winners and M133 H. Bockler netted the only goal, for the losers.
TABLES TO DATE Caer Clark Cup League
P. W. L. D. F. A. Pts. HK. Ladies... 3 3 0 0 6 0 6 St. Andrew's
Ladies ...... 4 2 1 1 8 3.5 "Y" Ladles 3 1 0 2 4 2 4
CB.A. Ladies 4 1 2 1 3 8 31
Recrelo Ladies 4 0 4 0 0 8.0.
BRAWN CUP LEAGUE
Kowloon opened the score after seven minutes of play through Froggatt but it was evened a few minutes later when Wilson netted C.B.B. "A"
The Club managed to hold their own for a long time after interval.
P. W.L D. F. A. Pts.
5 5 0 0 39 1 10
Total
18 8 39 30 29 15
West Brom 17 5 2 10 29 42 12 M'chester U.. 17 3 4 10 23 40 101
SECOND DIVISÏON.
P. W. D. L. F. A. Pts. 18 11 3 4 45 20 25 16 0 5 2 24 17 23 17 8 6 3 37 17 23 17 9 4 4 43 30 23 17 8 5 4 33 25 21
18 8 4 8 30 27 20 18 8 3 5 34 28 19 17 7 5 5 30 27 19
Rotherham 16 B 2 6 37 27 18
Halifax
Hartlepools
17 8 3 7 19 23 18
10 @ 3 5 20 18 17
N. Brighton 17 5 7 5 16 18 17
Southport
Carlisle
17 4 8 32 38 18
16 7 2 7 23 25 16
16 4 5 7 22 30 13
York Crewe
17, 3 9 8 23 34 13 Accrington 16 5 3 8 21 22 13 Barrow 10 4 4 8 32 Darlington 18 3 Gateshead Tranmere Rochdale
8 7 28 34 12 16 3 67 21 32 17 2 5 10 25 43 9 17 3 3 11 26 32 9
SCOTTISH LEAGUE
Arbroath
FIRST DIVISION
V. Dunfermline
postponed, ground unat
4. T. Lanark
Clyde
2
St. Johnstone 0
Dundee <
3
Elbernian
Falkirk
0
Celtic
3
Hearts
5 Rangers
2
Kilmarnock 2 Motherwell
Hamilton
Aston Villa 1 'Bradford 'C. Burnley Chesterfeld Coventry Doncaster
Leicester
3
2 West Ham
1
2
Bradford
2' Partick.
3 St. Mirren
"Bury
1 Queen O'S
5 Albion
1 Tottenham
0
Queen's P. 1
1 Sheffield U
1
Fulham Notts F. Plymouth Southampton 2 Newcastle Bwansea
2 Norwich
LEAGUE TABLE
I Barnsley
0
2. Blackburn
0
Airdrie
1 Blackpool
3
0
Brechin C 4 Alloa
1
AFTERNOON Course:-Start: Club Line West |
Holt's Wharr Mark (P), Quarry Blackpool to East. Quarry Bay Mark (P),
Bury
Bay Mark (8), North Mark on Line (8), Holt's Wharf Mark (P), Club Line West to East Distance: 8.0 miles,
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R.H.K.Y.C.
P. W. D. L. F. A. Pts.
18 9 7 2 31 20 25 18 11 3 4 42 23 25 Plymouth 18 8 3 36 22 24 Coventry 18 9 3 31 17 24 Newcastle.. 18 10 2 0 36 21 22 Shefeld U. 18. 7 5 6 32 26, 20 Fulham
18 8 4 6 29 23 20 Pts. Aston Villa
18 5 8 5 35 34 19 Leicester 18 7.5 8 20 24 19 17 6 5 6 25 24 17 18 6 5 7 22 23 17
Lieut. J. E. Moore ?
A1. T. C. Fairburn,
A4, C. T. Davis,
Lt.Cdr. W. H. Graves 6 A6, E S. Rouse, "
Rear-Adml, C. G. Sedgwick 11 A8, G. H. Gandy.
Capt. R. S. Benson 8
A10. J. Johnser.
Lt. S: T. C. Harrison 3 A12, 8. C. Manning,
Lt. R. T. Gardiner 4
Blackburn
Burnley
Southampton 18 7 3 8 28-3317 Norwich 18 6 4 8 28 29 16 18 8 4 8 24 32 18 17 7 2 8 23 33 16
Barrisley
Swansea
Tottenham West Ham Notts Forest '17 5 5 7 25 37 15 Chesterfield 17 5 4 8 30 35 14 Bradford C. 19 4 5 10 25 43 13 Bradford 18 4 4 10 23 42 12
17 @ 3 8 34 25 15
18 6 3 9 23 32 15
Aberdeen
SECOND DIVISION
V St. Bernards
postponed owing to snow
Cowdenbeath 7 Forfar"
Dumbarton
V Stenhousemuir postponed, ground unfit
East Flie
5
E. String
1
Edinburgh
2
Montrose"".
3
King's Park
2
Ayr
Leith Morton
2
Dundee
▼
Raith
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postponed, ground unit
Aberdeen Celtic Rangers
Hearts
LEAGUE TABLE
Falkirk Partick Klimarnock
P. W. D. L. F. A. Pts. 21 15 3 3 57 22 33 20 14 4 2 31 33 32
18 10 7 1 36.19 27
10 13 2 4 55 25 28
Third Lanark 20 10 3 7 38 31 23 Dundee 20 9,6 5 35 33 24 Motherwell 19 9 3 7 39 31 21 20 9 3 8 50 40 21 19 8 65 41 27 22 20 9 3 8 30 35 21 8t. Mirren 20 7 4 9-38 42 18 St. Johnstone 20 3 19 33 34 17 Albernian 20 5 6 9 38 49 18 Clyde
19 7 2 10 30 47.18 21 5 6 10 25 42 18 19
Queen's P.
Hamilton
Total Morning pts.
Grand totai
39 48
Doncaster
BT
2
-17 2 5 10 11 38 9 THIRD DIVISION (South)
22 Aldershot Bournemouth 3 Brighton
.
Luton Queen's PR, Bristol C
3
0
Arbroath
ROYAL NAVY
Briston R.
4
Exeter
Queen O'S
Pts Qillingham
2 Walsall
Alhion
*
Millwall.. Newport
3
Crystal P.
0
1
Clapton
2- Reading
2
Notts C.
3
4 Cardiff
Fusiliers were soon attacking the ball with a splendid long drive. Rifles' Ladles 6 5 1 0 25 4 10 strongly. Sullivan made 2
FunKowloon forged into the lead again H.K. Ladies... 4 2 1 1 9 11 5 through and sent in a fast shot when Knox crashed in a terrific D. C. 8. 4 2 2 0 7 8 4 which one of the backs stopped drive and shortly after Blake add-"X" Ladies... 4 1 2 1 3 8 3 with his hands, thereby giving ed to Kowloon's total. A minute Fusilier Ladies 41303 18 2 before half-time Elliott reduced C.B.S. "B" .... 5 1.4 0 4 10 2 the kick and sent in a scoring the Club's arrears.
C.B.A. Ladles 4 0 0 0 30 0 shot. During this session the re-
FRIENDLY MATCH feree had occasion to warn Cokely.
The Argonautas were beaten by i A2. Capt. A. J. L. Murray. The game came to a close with
two clear goals by the European Eastern getting most of the ex- changer.
Y.M.C.A. a friendly hockey A5, Sub-Lt. R. E. Beckwith, match at King's Park on Saturday.
Austen scored both goals.
A7, Lt. R. M. E. Pain,
D. Allen 5 Watford A0, Cdr. G. Barnard,
F. S. Coote 13 All, Et. W. A. Stewart,
B. Naess 9 A14, Cdr. A. N. Grey,
C. C. Blake 0
but Archer broke through to score the fourth goal for Kowloon
RIFLES' RALLY
SUCCESSFUL
FUSILIERS FLAY EASTERN The Royal Welch Fusikera cater- tained the Eastern in a Second Division match at Sookunpoo yes- terday and what promised to be a A splendid rally on the part of real good match, turned out to be their forwards during the latter
one sided affair. Little or no opposition was given against the soldiers.
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Bouth China won the toss and immediately bare down Do the Police goal, which ended in Ll Shak Yau sending over- B good centre, which was gathered up well by his inside right who shot break through,. Grinley scoring the just over. A movement was start-
next goal. After a bit of mono- ed by the police half-backs and
tonous mid-field play, Grinley made 'Brooks finally shot high over the bar. In & South China rush Yeuk a breakway and sent another rasp. Hon Woo was almost through but ing shot bringing the score to 3-0
just before the interval. Almost stumbled over the balt.. immediately L Shak You passed
On resumption the soldiers, car to Chak Bhak Kam who shot hard, ried on as before shooting at will Manning saving on his knees, and Bumster, taking advantage of The Police now showed up and a pass, increased the lead. Not con- Moss shot over when well placed tent with this Bumster again broke Parker then had a try and his through and scored with a drive seeming y easy shot was fumbled into the left hand corner of the by Wong Wah Kai, but no other net. The final whistle went with Poilce forward was, near enough to the score at 5-1 for the Boldiers, clinch matters. At the other end a hand ball against the Poyce re-
suited in Yeung Suit Yick shooting
over.
part of the game was responsible for the Rifics' defeat of the Kow- loon Chinese in their Senior Les- gue soccer match at Bookunpoo on Saturday. Four goals scored in the last fifteen minutes of the game
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Godfrey in quick succession before the end.
With the exception of Eckersley.
N. V. A. Croucher 10
W. M. Brown 2
Total
39, Morning pts.... 30
Grand total 69
HOCKEY TRIAL
W
Northampton Southend Swindon
4 Torquay
LEAGUE TABLE
P. W D. L. F. A Pts
Luton
17 12 1 4 38 19 25 Brighton 17 10 2 5 28 17 22 Gillingham. 17 9 3 5 23 22 21 Millwall 17 8 5 4 30 18 21 Bournemouth 17 8. 3. 5 25 18 21 Cardif
17 9 2 6 28 26-20 17 8 4 5 34 22 20 17 7.5 5 36 23 19 17 7 5 5 29 27 19
Watford
Swindon
Notts C. Southend Reading Northampton 17 7 4 6 25 23 18 Queen's P.R. 17 737 28 23 17 Clapton O. 17 5. 75.21.21 17. Bristol R... 17 8 1 8 29 27 17 17. 4. 8.25 28 14 Crystal Pal
17. 5 4 8 20 27 14 Torquay
17. 5 3 8 22 33 13. 17. 44 9.21 35, 12
17 6 6 3 33 29 18 177 4 8 30 27 18
EAST LANCS. WIN BY ODD GOAL Black opened up the scoring with a pass from the right wing which
In a slow-moving game, which at he made full use of. The Eastern
the outset gave every indication took this badly and they let the clinched the victory for the Rifles, during the first fifteen minutes of soldiers forward line continually the final result being goals to 2. developing into, exciting entertain- An alert and fast-moving: Chi- ment, the East Lancashire Regi- nese front line kept the Rifles' de- į ment defeated the Athletic by the fence. on, the constant move and odd. goal in three in their Benior dangerously threatened the soldiers' League soccer encounter on Satur- goal every time they broke through. day. However, the tables were turned
The anal hockey. trial match for on the Chinese when the Army the East Lancs. halves showed a the selection of players for the staged their great rally and distinct reluctance to come to grips Combined Services v. Civilians
Bristol C. launched a series of rapter-like at- with the Chinese forwards. Time Match was held yesterday at King's
and again the Athletics, were alsPark.
Walsall tacks on the Chinese goal.
a few minutes of the lowed much more latitude, than
17 3 6 9 19 35 11 Exeter The attendance was much better
Aldershot 17 275 10 17 35 9 opening the soldiers obtained the was safe. The soldiers forward than last week.
Newport The Probables beat the Possibles
17 16 10:21 48 8 initial lead when Coyle netted line seemed to experience great with a distant, shot that left the difficulty in keeping good combina- by 0 goals to 2.
THIRD DIVISION” (North) Chinese custodian beaten hopeless- tion whilst pr the move. The East There were only two goals scored Accrington ly. After several scrimmages in Lancs, showed no signs of improve in the first half by the possibles. Darlington. front of the Army goal the Chinese ment until they obtained the lead The scorera, were: Wall (Police, Gateshead evened the score through Lau in score just before half time. and G. Fowler (Y.M.CA.).
Huil Chung-sang, which Wong Wing- O'Donnell opened the scoring and The game was very speedy in the Lincoln hon increased a few minutes later the East Lancs. position were second half and within 15 minutes N. Brighton with-a fast ground shot.
strengthened shortly after resump-four goals were scored and later Oldham tion, of play whom Green scored another two. The goal scorers Pórt. Vale. from close range The Athletic re- were: P. Singh (K. L. T. C.) (2), G. Rotherham duced their defeit through Chin Fowler (Y.M. C. A)) (2) and 3. Wall Stockport
(Police) (2).
Wrexham
WEAK CLUB SIDE LOSE TO KOWLOON.
www
Within
Yeung Sul Vick who was "playing a good game at outside right, almost scored for South An unfortunate incident occur«, China with a wonderfu! cross. red during the First Division soccer It was not until late in the se- Eventually his preseverance was encounter, between Kowloon and cond hair that the soldiers equalis rewarded when he sent over the Club at the Club ground oned through Godfrey. Further goals beautiful cross shot which was Saturday when Bliss, the Kowloon were added by' Ferguson (2), and {Chi-fun
5. Barrow,
3 Tranmere,
5 Bouthport
1. Hartlepools
3, York.
1 Carlisle
3 Rochdale
4. Chester
3 Crewe 3 Mansfield: 0. Halifax
7.1 11 48.58 15
20 6 3 11 29 45 15
20 3 5 12 28 54 11 20 3 4 13 30 53 10 Dunfermline 19 3 3 13 45 57 0
2NINE FITNESS TESTS
FOR SCHOOLBOYS
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There are school certificates for examinations of many types. Why not a certificate for physical filt- ness One school at least has al- ready solved the problem. "
At Newton Abbot Secondary School" a series of nine tests has
been complied, and when a boy successfully completes them he is given a certificate of fitness.
Inspectors have been favourably. impressed, and it is likely that similar schemes
spread throughout the country. The tests
Are:
Wil]
12 Sprin: 100yds. In 12sec. 2--Run four miles in 25min. 3-Jump over Aft.
4-Dive from 6ft, above water, 5.-8wim 200 yards.
6. In gymnasium, climb rope and come down, using arms only. back,
7-Circle from the the
hanging to balance support.
8.- Balance, march-backwards, on the round side of beam,
9-Handstand, vertical, for
Although the tests were only started recently, eleven boys have gained certificates.
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