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HOME RUGBY RESULTS
LONDON, APH 11 (Reuter)-The
SPORTS HOLIDAY SOCCER
AT HOME
"
·LONDON, April 11 (Reuter)-The
following were the results of Rugby following are the results of English
Union matches played in the coun--and try yesterday:---
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Aberavon 18, Devonport Ser.,6. Bath 3, OMT. T.
Scottish Football matches played yesterday!--
League
HOME
FACTORY
AND
BUNKERS
FIRST DIVISION
Bridgend 7, Coventry 11.
Bristol 9, Northampton 0.
Arsenal
2 Blackpool
1
Birmingham
0 Liverpool
:0
HOUSE,
POWER
Cardiff 9, Harlequins 8. Gloucester 4, Sale 0.
Manchester 13, N. of Ireland 0. Neath 25, Nuneaton 11.
Chelsea Derby
I" Charlton
..3
0 Portsmouth
Everton Leeds
6 Sunderland
1 3
3 Manchester U. 1
TUGS & LOCOS.
Newport 11, London Welsh 6. Plymouth Albion 3. Leicester 10. Swansea 12, Barbarians 3. Waterloo 16, Birkenhead Park 4. Llanelly 22, Dolphin 8.
Middlesbro'
3 Leicester
Preston NE Stoke
2 Brentford
D
4 Bolton
1
Wolyes
2 Aston Villa
1
SECOND DIVISION
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 12, 1939.
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Pontypool 18, Eng. Combined U. 6. wton-Super-Mare 3, Moseley 29. Manchester C. 0 Bury
Blackburn 2 Fulham
Norwich Plymouth
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6 Tottenham
3 Millwall
H.K, CYCLING CLUB Wednesday
ACTIVITIES
Three Sections Out
On Sunday
Southampton 0 Luton Swansea West Brom
1 Tranmere
Notts Forest
THIRD DIVISION (SOUTH)
Bournemouth 2 Brighton
The Hongkong Cycling Club énjoy-Exeter
Bristol C.. Cardif
1 Crystal Pal.
1
1 Southend
0
2 Clapton O.
1
I
Queen's P.R.
0
0
2
0.
ed excellent weather on the Easter! Ipswich hollday outings, and local cyclists Notts C. responded enthusiastically to the Northampton call of the wheel and the road.
Reading
On Sunday no less than three Torquay. sections were out, the first leav- Walsall Ing the
at Watford Alhambra Theatre
Shatap-
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9.45 a.m. and riding to kok via Unlong and Fanling.
4 Port Vale
0 Swindon
0 Mansfeld
1 Newport
2 Bristol R.
1 Aldershot
1
Doncaster
THIRD DIVISION (NORTH)
Accrington
Tim was taken informally at Barnsley
halts for Barrow
the border town, and
refreshments were made at Castle Gateshead Peak Bay (Sanhue) on both out- Halliax ward
and homeward Kowloon was "regained at
and the party crossed, to Island for dinner, later
runs. Oldham
6 pm. Rochdale
the Rotherham resum-Wrexham
ing the run to bring to the day's York mileage up to "century" figures. Bradford C.
a
A strong party under Mr. Robert Yuen left Kowloon for tour of the Circuit, at 10.30 am. and successfully concluded the trips before darkness set in.
ex-
At Taipo greetings were changed with the social section under Messrs. Kam Yiu-wah and Moy Bing-woon, whilst the "een- turions" overhauled Mr. Yuen's party near Castle Peak at p.m., when photographs taken.
0 Stockport
2 Hartlepools
◊ Chester
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Hul
1
Lincoln
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Crewe
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1 Southport
0
3 Darlington
4 Carlisle
3 New Brighton 3 SCOTTISH LEAGUE
Clyde
4 Third Lanark Queen's Park 1 Celtic
R.A. WIN ARMY FOOTBALL CUP ALDERSHOT, April 11 (Reuter) 4.30-The Ninth Field Regiment of the were Royal Artillery won the Army Asso- One lady cyclist was in-clation Football Cup beating the Battalion of the Durham cluded in Mr. Yuen's party, whilst 2nd.
the largest several joined
(so-Light Infantry in the final clal) section, which left Kowloon at 10 a.m. to journey "to Taipo and back.
INFORMAL OUTING. An informal oating was carried the through
Good Friday, on Captain heading a party which left the Alhambra at
10
a.m.
afoot, before the riders gained Kowloon at 5 pm to conclude a delightful spin.
On Saturday next the Club loses ane of its founder members In the person of Mr. LA. Anning, who departs for Home on that date.
riders
Brilliant sunshine and a helpful One of the most active wind brought the riders to sanhue in the early years of the Club, at 2.15 p.m. via Talpo and Fanling, Mr. Anning has of late confined in spite of frequent halts for himself to various administrative photographic purposes.
activities only, and his departure
A lengthy halt was made at will be greatly regretted. As Hon. Tingkau, and a portion of the Auditor of the Club he has been hill from Tauenwan was covered succeeded by Mr. P. Stanley.
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