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SPORTING NEWS AND NOTES
HOME FOOTBALL FORECAST
The following are the English and Scottish League fixtures to be played on Saturday, September 17..1938. The teams in capital letters are tipped to win.
ASTON VILLA
DIVISION I
V.
Brentford
BOLTON W.
CHARLTON A.
V.
Liverpool Leicester C.
CHELSEA
Birmingham
EVERTON
V.
Orimsby T
V.
HUDDERSFIELD T.
V.
Preston N. E
Y.
STOKE C.
V.
V.
SUNDERLAND
WOLVES
BRADFORD
i.
Portsmouth DERBY C. Leeds U. Middlesbro Manchester U. Blackpool Arsenal
DIVISION II.
Blackburn R.
West Brom. §.
Shefeld W.
Millwall
Luton T.
Norwich C. Nottingham F. Fulham Newcastle U Bury
Swindon T
BURNLEY
CHESTERFIELD
Manchester C.
PLYMOUTH A
SHEFFIELD U
SOUTHAMPTON
SWANSEA T.
TOTTENHAM H.
TRANMERE R.
Y.
WEST HAM U.
V.
Coventry C.
DIVISION III (SOUTH).
ALDERSHOT
V.
Clapton p.
BRISTOL C.
Y.
Torquay U
CARDIFF
C.
V.
Reading
CRYSTAL P.
V.
-Exeter-G-
Bristol R.
MANSFIELD T.
Y
Walsall
NORTHAMPTON. T.
Ipswich T.
NOTTS C.
"
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Newport C.
QUEEN'S P. R
V.
SOUTHEND U
V
WATFORD
❤
Port Vale
DIVISION HI (NORTH),
ACCRINGTON S.
V
Chester
BARNSLEY
V
Barrow
CARLISLE U
V.
Darlington
V.
Gateshead
ม
HARTLESPOOL U.
V.
LINCOLN C
17
Hull C.
OLDHAM A
V.
N. Brighton
STOCKPORT C.
WREXHAM
7.
YORK C.
**
Bournemouth
Brighton
Crewe A.
Southport
ROTHERHAM U.
Doncaster R.
Bradford. C.
Rochdale
Halifax
SCOTTISH DIVISION I
St. Johnstone
ABERDEEN
Albion R.
Hiberian
Clyde
y.
CELTIC
HAMILTON A
V.
Ayr U.
HEARTS
Motherwell
KILMARNOCK
Y.
QUEEN OF S.
QUEEN'S PARK
Y.
Raith R
RANGERS
LAND SPEED RECORD
Arbroath
Falkirk Partick T.
ST. MIRREN Third Lanark
MACAO RACE CHARITY SOCCER MATCH
MEETING
リ
Draft Programme For October 2
"The draft programme for the Macao Jockey Club race meeting
to be held on October 2 is as follows:-"
1-Nanchang Handicap (First Section): Winner $150. Second $75. Third $50. For China Ponies, Bub- scription Ponies of this Club of any Season, Subscription Griffins
AT CAROLINE HIJL
Chinese Fielding Strong Team This Afternoon
Against Middlesex
*
A splendid football match is promised followers at Caroline H!!! this afternoon when a very strong team, representing the Hong Kong Chinese Amateur Athletic Federation, will meet the Middlesex Regi- meat in a charity encounter to raise funds for the refugees in South China
of the Hong Kong Jockey Club. The Hon. Mr. M. K. Lo. Vice-President of the Hong Kong Foot-
En-ball Association, will kick-off at 4:45 pm. barred. Jockey allowance. trance $5. One-Mile.
Note: One Entry only will be made for the Nanchang Handi- cap. (Races 1 and 31 Entrance will be divided into First and Second Sections at the discretion of the Handicapper. 2-Lok Chang Handicap: Win- ner $150. Second $75. Third $50. Pontes, Subscription For China Grins of the Hong Kong Jockey Club of this Season purchased at Hong Kong by this Club on March 18, 1938. winner of 3200 or more in stakes since January 1 barred. To be ridden by Jockeys who have not won ten races anywhere at any
time. No Whips or Spurs allowed.
Entrance $5.1 Miles.
..
(Eastern), Lee Wai-tong The prices of admission are $5, į shun
Servicemen (South China), Fang. King-cheong $2, $1 and 50 cents. will be admitted at half price to (Bouth China) and Han Ching To the . $2 and $1 stands.
(Eastern).
Kwan-kon Reserves: Tam The following have been selected
(South China). Lee Kwok-wal to represent the KK.CÄA.F.:-
(Bouth China); Sung Ling-sing Pau Ka-ping (South China): Lee (Eastern), Lai Shiu-wing (South Tin-sang (South China) and Mak China, Yeung Shul-yick (South Shiu-hon (South China): Leung China) and Lo Tau-man (South
China). Wing-chlu (South China), Lau Hing-chot (South China) and Hul King-shing (Eastern); Tao Kwal shing (South China), Suen Kam-
GOVERNOR TO PLAY BOWLS AGAINST C.S.C.C.
3-Nanchang Handicap (Second Section): Winner $150. Becond $75. Third $50 For China" Pories.
His Excellency the Governor, Sir Subscription Ponies of this Club of Geoffry Northcote, will skip a team any "Season, Subscription Grinsgainst the Civil Service Cricket of the Hong Kong Jockey Club Club in a fawn bowls match on barred. Jockey allowance,
the latter's green on Wednesday. trance $5. One Mile.
En-
at.4 p.r
(Firat
4-Wuchang "Handicap Section): Winner $175. Second $75. Third $50. For China Pontes classified by the Hong Kong Jockey Club as "E" class at date of entry and Subscription Ponies of this Club of any Season. Jockey allow- ance. Entrance $5. Half a Mile.
Note: One Entry only will-be- made for the Wuchang Handi- cap. (Races 4 and 6) Entries will divided into. First and Second Sections at the discretion of the Handicapper.
5.-Wen Chang Handicap: Win- ner $200. Second $100. Third $75. For China, Ponies classified by the Hong Kong Jockey Club as "D" class. Jockey allowance. Entrance $5. Half a Mile.
6-Wächang Handicap (Second Section):
Second Winner $175. $75. Third $50. For China Ponies, classified by the Hong Kong Jookey Club as "E" class at date of entry and Subscription Ponies of this Club of any Season. Jockey allow- ance. Entrance $5. Half a Mile.
7.-Ladies Sprint (Unofficial): Forest Hills. Sept. 15.
Third Winner $50. Second $30. Miss Margot Lumb. of Britain.
FOREST HILLS TENNIS
JOHN COBB'S FEAT conqueror of Miss Helen Jacobs, $20. A Cup will be presented to
Bonneville Salt Flats,
(Utah), Sept. 16.
British Cobb, the John racing motorist, yesterday broke the world's land speed record recently set up by Capt. George Bystan
Driving his 2.500-H. P. Napier, Cobb averaged 350.20 miles an hour for the measured mile in a time of 10.28 seconds.
Cobb later averaged 353.29 miles an hour in 1029 seconds for the northward run, and 347.16 miles an
from
the the Winning Rider. Souvenirs will Was eliminated women's singles in the American also be presented to the 2nd and 3rd placed Riders. For China tennis championships today.
Ponies of this Club of any Season.. Meeting Miss Nancy Wynne. of Subscription Griffins of the Hong Australia in the quarter-nals. Kong Jockey Club, bared. To be Miss Lumb was beaten after three ridden by Ladies. Catch Wight 130 sets, the scores in favour of Miss Ibs. No Whips or Spurs allowed. Post Entries: Entrance $3. Five Wynne being 6-4, 5-7, 6-1.
Furlongs.
Miss Kay Stammers is now the sole surviving English player in
the tournament.
QUARTER FINALS
quarter-finals In the
championship.
hour in 10.47 seconds for the south-men's ward run.
at the John
Bromwich, of Australla, defeated of America, by 8-1, For the measured kilometre, his Joe Hunt, average times were 350.07 m.p.h. 9-11, 6-3, 6-4.
Gene Maxo, of America, beat in-6.39 second for the northward rob, and 352.82 m.p.. in 6.34 sec-Gilbert Hunt. of America, by 7-5, onds for the southward run.
1-6, 8-6, 6-0.
In the womens championship.
Capt. Eyston is expected to try Miss Dorothy Bundy, of the Unit- and regain the record today ed States, defeated Madame Reuter
Mathieu, of France by 8-3, 3-8. |6-0-Reuter.
JOHNNY GOODMAN DEFEATED
Oakmont, Sept. 15. Johany Goodman, holder
of the American Amateur golf
title, was defeated taday in the quarter-final 01 the tournament
· Entries close ori⚫ Thursday. September 22.
HOME RUGBY
London, Sept. 15. Three Rugby Union matches were played in the country to day, the results being as follows: 19 Pill Harriers 8 Cardin Swansea 11 Cross Keys: 0 Weston
Super-mare. 10 Bath
-Reuter.
Sporting Fixtures
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TODAY
AQUATICS.--Bolice and Prisons
gal. (Civil Service C.C.), 3.30 P.I
ling).
TENNIS. Hardcourt
Departments. Annual Aquatic GOLF-Bogey (Par) Pool (Fan- Sporta, at Victoria Recreation Club, 2.30 p.m
Meeting R. D. Chapman, of BOWLS-Altkenhead Shield, Kow.
Ohio, Goodman was beaten- by. ? and 1
Willie Turnega, the former Wal- ker Cup player, defeated Brinke by 5 and 4.
loon y Hong Kong (Civil Service CO., Craigengover C. C. and Police RC), 230 p.m. GOLF-Bogey (Par) Pool (Fan-
ling)....
BP. Abbott, of California, HOCKEY-Y.MO.A. "A" v. Kum-
beat Joe Thompson, of Canada,
at the 20th, 14
E. C. Kingsley, of Utah. beati
son Rifles, 5 p.m.; Y.M.C.A. "B" V. RA.M.C.. 3.30 p.m. (King's Park),
M Barbert, of New York by 3 SWIMMING-Police and Prisons
and 3
The winners enter the semi- duals....
In the third round, Goodman
Beat Frenat 4. and 1."-
Annual Aquatics (V.R.C.). 2.30 p.m.
TENNIS. Hardcourt Singles Chao v. Wong Book-pam.
TOMORROW.
Turness beat Johnny Fischer BOWLS-International one' up.
Tourna-
ment final, Scotland v. Portu-
J
doubles
semi-final, 8. A. and H. D. Rumjahn v. Pang Ol-lam and
Mok Fuk-in, 4 p.m.
MONDAY, SEPT. 19
TENNIS.-Hardcourt singles semi- Anal, Teut Wal pul v. G. Chos 'or Wong Fook-nam, 4 p.m. BADMINTON.-Y. M. G. A. Bad-
minton, in the West Lounge.
Club Bridge BRIDGE.-Cheero
Night. MEETING-Annual, of Hong Kong Reel. Club, at Helena May' In- stitute, Garden Road, 5.15 pm. SWIMMING-Mixed Swimming. In European T.MCA Swim- ming Pool
K.C.C. TENNIS RESULTS
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1938.
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W. C. Hung (-40) beat A. E. P Guest (30/3) 4-6, 6-2 6-4 on Thursday to enter the final of Kowloon Cricket Club's Lawn Ten- nis Handicap Singles "A" Tourna- ment.
(ser.) 6-3, 4-6, 6-4 Hung will meet E. C. Flucher meet B. Soltau (-30). (-40) in the Final.
Playing in the third round of second at 6-2, In the "Handicap the Rev. the Mixed Doubles 3. Gillard and. The winners of this match will C. B. R. Sargent (-15) entered the Mrs. Smeby (-3/6) shared two meet B Soltau and Miss Engel Final when he beat F. Coombes gets with the holders. Mr. and Mrs. (-36) in the 'semi-final round,
PLAYER'S
He will now G. C. Burnet; (-30), winning the frat set at 11-9 and losing the
"In the swim
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