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HOME FOOTBALL.
CUP-TIE AND LEAGUE ENCOUNTERS.
The results of Saturday's Home football, na cabled by Reuter,
woro;
English Cup, Fourth Round,
Aston Villa Nolts. Forest
-Newcastle
Arsenal Swindon
Blackburn Hudderalleld
Millwall Portsmouth Hall Wrexham Derby C. *Bunderland
Oldham Middlesbro West Ham
3 Walsall
3 Clapton O.
2 Fulham
2 Birmingham
1 Manchester C.
4 Everton
2 Shefeld V.,
Doncaster
0 Brighton
Blackpool
0 Bradford C.
1 Bradford
'2 Cardif
3. Wednesday
1 Charlion
4' Leeds U.
First Division.
Liverpool
LADIES' HOCKEY.
HONGKONG TEAM WIN
AGAINST RECREIO. Following an interruption by the rain on Saturday, during which time the players had to inke shelter in the Club de Roerico pavilion, the second hockey match in the Caer Clark Cup presented for competition among the 1 Indies of the Colony, was concluded Inter in the afternoon, on the Y. M. C. A. ground at King's Park.
1 Manchester E. `0
First Division Table.
D. L. F. A. Pla. Wednesday, 24 16 6 4 62 29 35 Manchester C. 25-14' 6 5 61.43 34 Darby .: 20 13. 4. 8 47 46 30 Liverpool 26 32 5 0 44 50 29
Leeds Aston Villa Middlesbra Huddersfield
25 13 2 10 47: 37 28
25 12
4, 9 52 48 28
20 12
20 11
Belton..
20 10
Leicester 25 11
3 11 67 61 27 10 38 44 27 0 10 0 42 20 4 10
Sheffield U.. 20 11
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Blackburn ... 20 10
Hurnley 20!! 7 10 Birmingham 26 8 7 10 Portsmouth 25 8 2 10 Went Hain. 26 1.12 62 62 23 Manchester U. 20 10 3-13 30 52 23 Arenal..... 25 9 4 12 40 39 22
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25 7 7-11 39.60 21 Everton
2008 12 40 56 20 Newcastle... 26 9 2 14 47 87 26. Grimsby 24 7 4 13 43 59, 18 Second Division.
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2 Tottenham
2 Southampton
2 Preston N.E.
3 Swanken.
Second Division Table
Okthim Blackpool
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P.. W. D. L. F. A. Pts. 26 15 350 27 37 25 17 2 G6 46 30 Chelsen... 24 12 6 45 24.33 Hury
20 13 451 42 30 Bradford.... 26 12 6 7 50 44.30 Wolves
26 11 62 48′ 28 Ciritan 26 00 7-38 32 27 Southampton 26 11 6 10 51 40 27 Cardiff
20 11 10 37-30 27 West Bram. 25 11 4 10 67 Notts. Forest 25 8.98 32 30 26 Hull
25 6 10 6 10 30 49 26 Stoke ...... 27. 8 6 12 47 61 24 Tottenham .. 26 8 7 11 36 41 23 Preston N.E, 20 95 12 41 52 28.
Nalts, County 26. 12. 34 10 22 Bristol C. ...258 6 11 43 54 22 Bradford C.
7 7 11 38 47 21
Millwall
25
Reading
120
Swansen
26
Barnsley
5 14 10 38 54 20
6 8 12 30 43 20
# 14 36 46 18- 作 0 13 12 47 18
Third División (South).
Brentford
Bristol R.
Coventry Exeter Gillingham Luton. Newport
5 Torquay
2 Merthyr
3 Watford
4 Queen's P.R.
1 Norwich
2
1 Bournemouth
0
0
0 Southend
Southern Section Tuble.
F. W. D. L. F. A. Pts.
Brent fordd
17 3 5 58 20 37- Plymouth 20 16 42 67 21 36 Northampton 23 15 36 38 19 33 Brighton... 24 14 1 6 39 23 324 Bournemouth 22 18 8 4 42-24 28 25 11 6 8 51 40 29 24 @ 10 5 30 37 28
Norwich Southend Coventry Fulham
23 12 3 8 54 39 27 24 11 5 8 18 10 27 Crystal Pal, 26.10 7 0 50 54 27 Queen's P.R.. 23 8 8 7 32 36 24. Luton
24 8 6 10 37 48 22 Walsall 24 8.5 11 45 48 21 Swindon Clayton '0. Exeler
Newport Torquay Bristol R. Wedford Gillingham Merthyr
26 7 7 12 41 47
29 5 10 8 22 20 20
24
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215 12 41 45 19
24
75 12 42 47 18
20
60 11 38 59 18
23 6 5 12.43 52
22 6 5 14 20 45 17
26 6 4 10 24 52 14
22 27 13-24 60,11
Third Division (North),
Carlisle Chesterfeld
Halifax Lincoln Kelan Rotherham Southwort Tranmere Wigan
2 New Brighton | 2 2 Hartievoolu
8th. Shields
2 Darlington
1 Stockport
0 Rochdale
1 York
2" Accrington
0 Port Vale
Northern Section Table.
Port Vale
Southoort Chesterfield
0
P. W. D. L. F. A. Pts. 26 18 4 8 03 24 40 Stockport 22 14 4 3,62 25 24 Cre
24 12 1 8 53 37 28 Darlington 26 12 4 10 40.50. 28 Averington 24 11 8 55'42 27 Carlisle.
25 11 50 61 04 27 26 8 10 8 51 44 20 24 11 39 43 38 20 Nelson. 24.10 6 10 38 45 26 South Shields 26 10 6 10 41 51 20 Lincoln,... 24 6 13 5 37 31-25 Hartlepools 24 8 9 7 43 39 25 York 24 0 13 6 34 30 26 Tranmere... 25 6 10 48 46 24 Rochdale 24 9 5 10 49 52 23 Wienn
20 8 6 18 40 53 21. Wrexham... 24 7 6 11 32 44 20 New Brighton 20 8 4 14 38 59 20 Halifax
10 27.0 7 14 Dancaster 23 8 3 12 43 19 Rotherham 24 8 6 12 KR 18 Barrow
24 3 15 28 60 15
Scottish Cup.
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Vale of Leithen 2 Peterhead
Alutrie
SCOTTISH LEAGUE.”
Aer Clyde Cowdenbeath
3 Bundes U.
1 Kilmarnock
fifle
6 Hibernians.
The game was between the long kung Ladies Hockey Club and the Indice section of the Club de Recreio. Shortly after the start the game was abandoned but after some delay it was possible to continue the match which was played under very difficult con-
ditions.
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The ladies from the Island proved themselves the more experienced but team fought hard the Portuguese against a better combination. They are new comers to the game and did well to hold the visiting players down to three goals, the Recreio players scoring once in reply.
It will be recalled that in the pre- vious match the Kowloon Ladies scored alx goals to one against the Portuguese team so that the game between the Hongkong and Kowloon Ladies in a fortnight's time well prove an interesting manich.
Another Account...
During the first half, Hongkong attacked most of the time, with a few Occasional raide by the Recreio.
From a clever combined attack in which all of the Hongkong forwards participated, N. McNeillie
opened the sturing with a shot which gaye L. Xavier no chance,
The Recreio then made progress through A. Roza, but E. Gray cleared and returned play to the other end. Several unproductive corners fell to Hongkong, the Recreio defence prov fug enfe, and L. Xavier in goat making two very good' saves."
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GARRISON NEWS...
THE GARRISON SERGEANTS',
· LAST DANCE:
The Garrison Borgis, concluded their dancing season in the City Hall on Friday, when about 300 friends and members of the Mess were pro- sent to dance to the strains of the Dancing com- "Invicta Jazz Band."
p.m. and con- menced at 8.30
During an tinued until 2 a.m. interval, refreshments were servod
KOWLOON GOLF CLUB..
RESULT OF THE JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIP.
HI. Mundy won the junior cham- pionship of the Kowloon Golf Club yesterday morning, beating W, Bər- rowman 3 and 2.
The match was played over thirty- six holes. and Mundy establishod a useful. lend at the end of the eigh- teenth. From then onwards the game fluctuated more, and during the last
by a committer consisting of the fol- round Borrowman found himself five lowing:-S. Sgt. Marshall, Sergis. down on one occasion. He fought Spence, Pinzon and Meadin, Sgt. San-back extremely well, however, and, dersen was the efficient M.C.
took the score to dormie three at the thirty-third hole. The next hole was halved to give Mundy the victory.”
Amongst the company present were noticed Col and Miss King, Major Herbert, Capt. Kirkpatrick, Capt Mrs, and Miss Chester, Capt., and Mrs. Crouch, Lieut. and the Misses George, Lieut. and Mrs. Miller, Lieut. and Mrs. Sexton, Lleut and Mrs. Piper, Lieut. Dangerfield.
Owing to a previous engagement the G.O.C. and Staff Officers at Head quarters' could not accept the Garr son Sergeants' invitation.
II.M.8. Berwick,
It is with mixed feelings that we announce the Berwick's Farewell dance, which will be held in Lane, Crawford's Restaurant on Mond 3rd February. The Berwick in duo leave the Colony for U. K. on the next day. The dance will afford an opportunity of saying farewell to many who will be taking leave of the Colony for at least a commission or two, and it is hoped there will be n good turn out of military friends of both sexes. Dancing will commence at 8. p.m.
Mundy playing with the consistency Both players showed good form,
which has marked his progress in the Ile la a comparatively competition. warmly congratulated on his success. new member of the Club and ir to be
Ela best score for the nine holes was
40, five above the bogey figures, Borrowman's best round was 43.
The game was very keenly, fought Cand aroused considerable interest among other members of the Club. In previous rounds of the competition Mundy had beaten C. G. Anderson, T. J. Price and A. A. Dand, the Insta named in the semi-final.
Kowloon G.C. v Happy Valley.
A match has been arranged between. the Kowloon Golf Club and apar Valley players to commence appy tho o'clock on Friday morning on Kowloon City course. There are six. teen a side, singles being played in the the morning and fourballs in afternoon. The teams are as follows!
Kowloon G, C.
F. E. Remedios J. D Thomson J. Mackintosh A. W. da Roza
Army Football Team. The following have been selected to represent the Army Eastern Chinn at the Stadium on Friday, 31st Jan uary. Kick-off at 4 pm. "Goal, Gun-E. D. da Rozn ner Fletcher R.A. Right Back, Sigul A. A. Lopes man Gillott R. Sigs. Left Bock, Pto. D. C. Wilson
Knapp,
Centro Half, Pte. H. Hampton. Spence, K.0.5.B. Let Hall, Gunner 3. H. Hunt
Two minutes before the interval, Martin, Right Half. Ple. W. S. Hiller
from a good run and centre by I. C. Bell, M. Smalley scored the second goal for Hongkong.
Recreio attacked, on resuming, and L. Silva-Notto reduced the lead after sinart work between M. Roza and C. Botelho. The Hongkong forwards again resumed the ascendancy and L Xavier was repeatedly called upon to Have The Recreio retaliated and were unlucky on two occasions in not scoring
R.A. Outalde Right, Sergt. (Capt)
Skegga, K.0.5.3., Inside Right, Sergt. MeGlinchey, K.O.S.B., Centre For ward, Pte. Denmead. SL... Inside A. Braley Left, Pte. Stock, K.O.S.H. Outside G. H. Russell Left, Pte, Alexander, K.0.S.B. Reser.J. H. Austin ves Gunner Oliyer, R.A., Sergt. Bar. T. J. Price ham, K.O.S.B., Pte. Baker, S.L.I. and A. Groves Pte. Torric, K.O.S.B.
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Eastern Chinese v Rest of Hong- With only three minutes left for kong, at the Stadium on February 1. play,, I. C. Bell ran well down on the Kick-off at 4 p.m. The following right, passed to N. McNeille, who Army Players have been_solccted to presented D. Stanion, with an oppor- nlay for the Rest. Goal. Ple. Shears tunity of which she made no mistake. | K.O.S.B, Centre Half, Corpl. Davey, leaving Hongkong victors by three K.O.S.B. Outside Right, Corp. Ray- Renis to one.
son, S.L.I.
Comments. The Club de Recreio Ladies showed distinet improvement over recent displays and have the makings of a good team. L. Xavier performed splendidly in goal and deserves special mention. M. Aives was the pick of the halves, and M. Roza and A. Roza two good wings,
For the Hongkong Ladies, J. Lack was outstanding in a Round defence. E. R. Bell worked hard at centre- half, and D. Stanien was the cleverest. of smart forward line, all of whom nlayed well.--Contríbused:
HOCKEY.
CLUB SIM SHIELD TEAM TO MEET THE ARMY.
The following will represent the Hongkong Hockey Club in their Sim Shield match with the Army on the USRC. ground at 4.30 p.m. on Wednesday: C L. Gregory, W. Woodward, J. E. Henry, J. Rodger, A. A. Dand (captain), E. J. R. Mitchell, H. Owen Hughes, G. E. R. Divett, C. C. Francie, J. E. Noronha and D. M. McDougal
Hongkong Area, Football League. The moteles in this longue for the coming week are as follows;
To-day, R.A.M:C, v 20th II. Bly., at Suokumpoo.
To-morrow, R.A.0.C. v "C" Coy. K.O.S.B., at Sookunpoo,
To-morrow, 1st 3ty. RA R.A.S.C, and R.A.P.C., at Chathum Rond.
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A. Eastman
Happy Valloy
v A. Ó. Brawn
v F. B. Booker
R. Campbell
v C. B. Robertson
v P. Morrison V.A. E. Charman YA. J. W. Dorling v C. Mycook
W. 11. Edmunds y A. Brookabank
(Capt.)
v A. Macfarlane
v G. Mcleod
v C. B. Matthews
y R. Clark
E, Hanlon vJ. H. Gelling
CHINESE PICTURES.
EXHIBITION OF PAINTINGS
AND DRAWINGS.
An exhibition of paintings and drawings was opened at the Tu- torial Institutes of Hongkong on Friday the sponsors being the Hongkong Studio of Arts,
The display included examples of sovoral well-known Chinese "artiala and was visited by many spectators who took advantage of the oppor
favourites on exhibition.
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Wednesday, 29th "B" Coy. K.O.S.B.tunity of seeing the works of their Y R. E. and R. S. at Happy Valley.
Mr. Y P. Li, a famous painter The concluding matches should be
of China and one of the foremont played before the 15th Feb.
students of the Canton Studio 'of Aris, visited the exhibition and mid tribute to the work of Mr. Y. Wan, whose painting of the Harbour camo in for much praise. Mr. Mai Jock-ng has also some very credit.... ablo pictures on viow as also has Mr. Wong Waiman.
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fixtures for second place. The Five (captain), M. E. H. G. Mills, O. But K.O.S.B. teams are together on the ler, II. Marlow, A. N. Other, M. G.Lable, but H. Q. Wing should at least Marriott, H. V. Parker, D. K. Valen-manage third place. The Inter-Com- tine and E. C. Fincher.
STEEL SHAFTS.
FASHION SET BY PRINCE IN CAPE TOWN.
pany fixture of the 9.LI. are to be played at Sun Wai Camp, it is anti- ciputed that results of these matcher may be to hand during this week,
RUGBY FOOTBALL...
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Some very clever landscape draw- ings, the work of Mr. Chang Ting- tsui, who is only a beginner, nave been placed on exhibition, while, Mr. Chan Hai-park shows, great, promiso in model drawing. Mr. Wong Tak-chini, Mr. Chung Vai- wang Miss Li Goon-yan and Miss Choi Wing-yuen, who is only twelve years of age,
дга Among OLIOrk taking part in the exhibition.
RUGBY IN IRELAND.
INTERNATIONAL MATCH WITH FRANCE
Belfast, Jan. 25. Playing before an attendance of 25,000 spectators, France beat Ireland at Rugby by fivé points to nil.
France's victory was deserved, al though there was little good rugby on either side. The French tackling, sá on the occasion of the match against Scotland on New Year's day, together with their individual pace, earned them victory. Their defence bottled up the Irish backs. Sumatan, one
Cape Town, Jan. 25. THE OFFICIAL INTERPORT The Prince of Wales has set the t 1
SIDE. fashion in the use of steel shafted ( cluba with which he defeated Lord |
The following is the team that will Knallys by five up and three Lord Knolly's handicap was twe and tugby matcls on
play: represent Hongkong in the Inter-Port Friday, in Bhang he conceded six strokes.
hai: R. J. Grieve; L. Goldman, M. D. The first consignment of steel shafts Scott, G. W. C. Churchill, G. P of the new French wings, scored five have now arrived by the Kenilworth |
Castle and will most probably be sold; A. D. Suttill, W. E. Peers, E. R. Amberefter the interval, while
cut in no time.-eufer.
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3 Motherwell
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1 Falkirk
3 BL Johnstone 3 Aberdeen
Scottish League Table,
Rangers Aberdeen Motherwell Partick St. Mirren Kilmarnock
Celtle Hearta
P. W. D. L. F. A. Pis. 24 10 8 2 68,20 41 27 17 5 5 8441-39 2016 3 781 30 35 26 18 4 9 00:43 30
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Ayr Queen's Park 27 11 Falldrk Cowdenbeath 25 8 Hamilton Morton
1 Dundee
Clyde
Airdrie...
Hibernians
Dandee U
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4 18 418. 74/10- St. Ja pstone: 27 4 7.10 29 88'15
Lammert; 1. A. Ross, R. Cherrill; minutes
the new forward, cunverted.. West, F. R. Burch, B. P. Massey, It. It is prophesied that the champion- W. A. H. Maxwell, E. R. Gammell. ship will now hingo on the Anglo. bo played Following on the Inter-Port Match French match, which is to
on Friday, the team will rest until at Twickenham on February 22- the following Monday, when the U. S. Reuter,
Marines will be met. It is expected
that the opportunity will be given to J. D. A. Hutchison, who is travelling as reserve, to play in this game. While offering no comment on the fact that only one reserve is being taken, and that in the three-quarter
line, it in hoped that no injury prevent the strongest side being turned out to meet the Marines. It le known that they are fast, and thrustful, that they can tackle well. and intercept passos. Whether they will show combination in attack is yet Le be seen, and Hutchison would pos- sibly be safer in defence than: Scott in this match..
Rumour hath-it that a composite
THE BOXING GIANT.
CARNERA WINS FIRST BOUT IN AMERICA.
New York, Jan, 25, Primo Carners, the Italian giant, made his first appearance in America in a ten round bout with "Big Boy Petersen, of Minneapolis, whom he defeated in the first round after the
loser had been floored on four ocen- alons.
side is being formed while the Inter Carnera weighed in at 10 stone 814 Port side is away, to play them on pounds while Petersen touched the their return from Shanghat. It will scales at 14, stone 13. pounds, that probably contain the stare from both giving away 60% pounds to the Services, in addition to other players Italian. The match was over ten from the Club, who have not been able rounds but ended in the first when to make the journey North. If the Petersen was knocked out after he team is carefully chosen, they may do had hit the canvas four times for vari what the Shanghai sides may, not be our counts-Reuters American Ser
¿vice? able to do defeat the Club:"/