SPORT.
Home Football Results
THE CUP TIES........
· The second round tios of tho
English Cup wore played on Feb.
Barnsley v. Leicester 17.
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH TUESDAY FEBRUARY 27 1912
15,113 4931
248.
Darlington v. Northamp
→ 7,083
for ...
***
Leeds City v Weat Bromwich 2,500 Bradford City v. Olielsen
***
21,000.. 705
Derby C. v. Blackbura
22,000 1,153
12,300 588
3. Owing to the sints of the R. grounds it was not surprising to Everton v. Bury 31,000 810 fint lint League form received a Middlesbrough Weat 'Bovard shock. In all matches the
Haru... groups were as hard as iron, Swindony, Notts County Thus romiloring the going very
13,780 895 tretcherous and robbing the Wolverhampton v. Lio game of its finer points. The re-
590 coln 0.
19,608 sults were as follow,
Aston Villa v. Roading
25,000 640
*Everton .............. 1
Bury
*Bradford
Portsmouth
Oldham Athletic
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"Manchester City.
Blao:burn Rovers... 2 "Derby County
West Bromwich ... 1 *Loods City... 0 *Wol rorhampton
Northampton......... !'
*Darlington
Northampton
2
Manchester U. *Coventry City ........ Į Crystal Palace......... 0. Suitorland
Middlesbrough
1
West Ham U.......... Burnley ...... Leicester Fosso...... Ú
"Swindon Town ...... 2 Notts County............. 0 *Aston Villa
Roading ........................................ Į Bradford City Chelsen ....... ...... 0
30
1
.... 2
"Bolton W. Blackpool *Fullain ....... 3: Liverpool..... 0
SCOTTISH CUP.
The replayed ties in the first round of the Scottish Cup resulted
as follow:-
*Armadalo Petorhoad
2 0
*Dindoo ......... 3
Partick Thistle
*Falkirk
0
40..
Kinga Park
артрокола
1
#Airdrieonians
3
******
1
I
Raith Rovers.* *** *
*Hiberniaus
Horts of Midlothian 1 The match between Abordesn and St. Mirron was postpono?.
OTHER RESULTS. Southern League: *Luton
Brentford... 0
*Millwall
New Brompton *Q. P. Rangers ..............
Exsler City
*Stoke
Norwich City
Division 2.
1
Pontypridd...... 3 Kettering...... 1
Scottish League.
*Celtic
3.
Third Lanark
1
*Hamilton Acad...
1
1.
*Queen's Park...
1
0
Rangers.........
Kilmarnock ............. Motherwell... 2
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cost,
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Matches Played Under Meteoro- Fort Bayard and Haiphong (laking
logical Difficulties
.1
It is hard to believe that fog could actually rob a team of a well and truly scored goal. Yet
there is at least one instance on.
record of this being the case, It happened a good many years ago
in the season of 1874-5. The match was between the Wun- derers, a great team in those days, and Barnes.
There was fog at the start, which thickened rapidly. The Wanderers had all the better of matters, and had already scored threo goals. Then one of the Wanderers got away again, and scored another goal, But, as the fog was too thick for the reforce to see what had happened, the point had to be resigned.
It made little difference, low- ver, for the Wanderers even tually won by four goals to none. Another occasion on which
weather: robbod a team of a woll- | warned goal was when Ireland played Scotland at Glasgow in 1859. It was in March, and thore had been heavy snow tho previous day, Sweeping-ma chines had cleared the fall from the ground, and mussos had been piled up all round. Big banks lay behind each not.
Stopped by Snow. Scotland bad the upper hamil all through, and that great player Robert M'Coll had already no fewer than three goals to his credit.
Towards the end of the latter half, M'Coll saw his chanco of a fourth. Ho shot, and the ball Dow wall and truly into the not, | a couple of feet above the ground. Unluckily, the net lay against the pile of hard snow, and the ball robounded into play. The referee, unfortunately, had not his eye on the ball, and, not only did Scotland lose a goal, but M'Coll lost the opportunity of scoring four goals in on. Intorua- tional match.
Snow, of course, line not infre- quently interfered with impor tadt matches, In that awful winter of 1879-80, which follow- ed one of the worst and wettest summers over known, the match between. Hondân and, the Old Forestors was twice postponed owing to snow. When, conclu- sions ware tried for a third time snow began to fall so heavily that the spectators could hardly see the players, and before long the ground was deeply covered.
The players stuck manfully to their task, although they were sliding and falling all over the
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ARRIVALS.
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· Sugar.—B. & 8. ̧* ̧ Br. 3.P., 4,260, R. Day, 27th Feb-Liverpool 22nd Jan., Gen.-B..&B...
Komawaki, 28th Feb-Mali 20th Feb., Coal.-M. B. K. Gregory Apcar, Br. s.o., 2,001, 8. H. Belson, 21st.. Feb-Maji GenD. 8. & Co. 10th Feb., Ge Hakushika Horn, Jap. 1.6., 8,981, 8. Sada, 17th Feb.-Manila, Coal-Hass Company. Hellas, Ger. ... 840, M. Berg, 19th Feb.Bangkok 11th Feb., Rice.-G., & Co. Hunan, Br... 1,189, Speed, 18th Feb-Hongay 15th Feb., Col.-B. & S..
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Gregory Apear, 23th Feb Wong Kol, Ger. 8.8., 1,115, H. OR- mann, 27th Feb-Bangkok 16th Feb., Rich.---B, & 8. Main, Jap. roh, 3,439, A. G.
Slavens, 27th Franciton 30th Jan., Gen. Kamo Maru, Jap, s.5, 6,284, F. L. T&K. K..
MOOF.
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P.M.
Swatow, Amoy and Shugha-Per
Kansus, 28th Feb., 3 r.m.,
Hippon
Feb-San
Shanghai, Moji, Kobe and Yokoboms On Sang, Br. o.m., 1,787, A. G. Smith,
-Per Nubia, 28th Feb., 5
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Snatow, Amoy and Foochow Part
Oboshan-mais, 28th Feb., 5 Chíphun,
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Hollow and Haiphong (king Mails
for. Fakhol)-Per Michael Jobson, 29th Feb., 10 A.M.
Long
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Macao-Per Sni Tai, 29th Feb., 1,10
P.M.
Manils, Mangarin, Iloilo .And Cebu- Por Rubi, 29th Fib,:34
5.M.
Shanghai Per Chiabun, 2011 Feb.,
8 P.M.
Tiealsin-Por Choongshing, 20th Feb.,
5 P.M.
8watow and Foochow Per Hultan,
1st Mar., 9 AM
Shanghai, Yokohama and Kobe-Per
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Bang, Br. Ro., 1,09%, Leak,
27th Fel.Manila":"24th
Feb., Gen.-J., M. & Co.
Br.
Laerion,
Sommer, 26th Feb-mag-
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Companion, Br. s.s., 4.175. J. Kindoll, 21st FebPli'a- delphin 24th Deo.. Caso oil.
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Br. 8.P., 1,850. Chap
Pago, 23rd Feb.-Shigon 19th Feb, Roo-Wo Fat Sing.
.., 2,797, 8. A. Crosby, Marie, Gar. ... 1.100. Boblakier,
27th Feb Maulla 24th. Feb., Gon.-8..T. & Co.
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Mongolia, Am. .., 8,750, Henry E.
Morton, 26th Feb. Francisco 23rd Jan., Mail and Gon P. M. Co. Phranang, Ger. 1.8., 1,021, N.O.Rohrer. 2Br.1. Feb-Bangkok: 14th Feb, Rica.-B. 8. Si Kiang. Fr. ., 615. E. de' Cata- Jano, 20th Feb.Haiphong 23rd Feb., Gen.-31. K. Buisang, Br. F... 1,776, M. Picknell, 24th Fob.—Bourabaya 14th Feb, Eugar, M. Co. Taiwan, "Br. As., . MoKecknie. 21st Macke, Mrs. B. H.
Fob.-Saigon 14th Feb, ---Myers, Miss Edus
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Liang, Y. 0. Leslie, Mi«*M. S.
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THE GLAMOUR OF THE CUP.
Attendances 'aud Receipts at
Second Round Ties-
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{real football `quite futile. Some
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Ory, Awlin Although the Cup-ties have lost years ago the Old Harrovians met
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Gay, Mra I. L. way of arousing enthusiasm gale which the Meteorological muy and Foccion-Per Gatoss, Rev. F
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Balow, Dorfmand, Digre" Castle, Iyo. "THE amongst the followers of the Office reporte gave as blowing at Halowani Laiphong (taking Mila Baina, Mi. B. A. Blato et, Mia M.Maru, Prinzess Alica 2011 Fe)-*-*- game, the bitterly cold weather over fifty miles an hour. Över
for Pakhol-Pir Sbgan, Hough, Rev. 8. 8. ^ A. which prevailed all over the sad over again the roaring gusta,
Brd Mar., 4.
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Ceylon, Chine, Nore, Pak Seknylkill, generally decretsad gatos as com-the ball right over the ropes, and
Manila, Cebu, Iloilo, EUROPE, Hudster M1 s Baych z. Mies R. Ling. Tankai. 23rd Feb-Achillim, pared with the second round ties spectators would have to run a
&c., VIA TUTICORIN Hauling, My, W. But, MisM.E. Manossier Castle, 'Pelens, Tonkin, -{inta Tellom 11:00 am. Q. in recent years. The biggest hundred yards or more to recover
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