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LOCAL SOCCER

NAVY OVERWHELM SOUTH CHINA

SOME KEEN GAMES

Saturday's football sensation was provided at Caroline Hill, where the Navy, playing in great form, soundly defeated South China, whose defence crumpled up. badly. The Police could not get one point against the Club, faulty finishing robbing them of the other.

Kowloon, who seem to be strik- ing better form, did well to beat Recreio. Queen's and K.O.S.B. played a stern drawn game at Sookumpoo.

RESULT AT A GLANCÉ ·

Division I

2nd K.O.SB.

Police

Regt. 1 „Queen's Regt. .. 1

1 H.K. Club

1

South China A 1 Kowloon

Royal Navy

2

Recrcto Division II

1

S. China (A).. 0 Royal Navy Item: 3 K.O.S.B. Regt.

South China (8) 2 Queen's Regt.

Rea. 7 Small Units Res. 0

RA.F. St. Joseph's... 1

2 Reervio

Res. 1

Kawloon Res... #

QUEEN'S REGT, v. K.O.Š.D.

At Sookumpoo on Saturday, be- fore a good crowd, Queen's, and K.O.S.B. shared two goals after a dour struggle in which the result was in doubt right up to the final whistle. Both teams were at full strength, and lined up as fol- lows:-

Queen's: - Dodis; Hooper, Sharp; Byrne, Hill, Cantor; Larkin, Richardson, Warner, Barclay, and Caldicutt:

K.O.S.B. McDougall; Reeves, Martin; Gear, Davey, Skiggs; Torrie, Stock, Everest, Glinchey, and Alexander.

Referee:-Mr. Atkinson,

Mc-

The Borderers set the ball roll- ing and made ground as the result of a free kick, McGlinchey testing Dodds from long range. Queen's soon got into their 'stride, and McDougall saved smartly from Richardson and Barclay. Caldi- cutt and Barclay next worked through with some pretty short passes, and the former's centre was wasted through Richardson misjudging the ball. There was no lack of thrust on the part of either attack, but Queen's were well on top at this stage, although Martin and Reeves defended grandly. Offside against Richard- son spoilt a good chance" when Warner was going right-through, and Barclay sent in a fast ground shot which jumped up and hit McDougall, the goalie being rather lucky to clear.

and attacked

The Borderers livened up through Torrie Dodds snving

and Stock, smartly from, the latter. A corner to Queen's was a long time in being cleared, Warner eventually sending wide. Three minutes from the interval Cantor tackled Stock and ran on to cen- tre, and Larkin crushed the ball into the net with a glorious first timer. The Borderers set up a hot attack right up to the inter- val, Torric missing from close

range.

Half-time:-

Queen's K.O.S.B.

1 0

Borderers Aggressive Dodds was soon called upon to clear from Stock, while at the other end McDougall made two fine saves from Richardson and Warner. The Borderers began to assume the upper hand at this stage, but Hill and Sharp were playing a magnificent game in the Queen's defence and repeatedly saved the situation. Torrie even- tually got clear away and centred right across the goalmouth, McGlinchey having an easy task to convert K.O.S.B. went away at a great pace from the kick-off and bombarded the Queen's goal for a prolonged period, Dodds

2.

HOME SOCCER

ALL SATURDAY'S LEAGUE RESULTS

SCOTTISH CUP

London, Saturday. Diylalon 1. Arsenal 4, Portsmouth 0. Aston Villa 5, West Ham 2. Blackburn 1, Bolton 3 Bury 2, Newcastle 0. Cardiff 3, Derby 0. Everton 0, Birmingham 2.

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London, Saturday. Glorious woathor favoured the match played at Twickenham to-day between England and Wales when

GOLF

FIRST ROUND OF JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIP

OXFORD v. CAMBRIDGE

The first round of the Royal H.K.G.C. Junior Championship re- sulted as follows at Fanling yea-

YACHT CLUB

EIGHTH CHAMPIONSHIP.

RACES

17 BOATS TAKE PART

Seventeen boats took part on Saturday in the eighth race of the championship series of the Royal Hong Kong Yacht Club's season. The course. for these racing D. J. Gilmore beat S. T. Butlin classes was from the Club to 4 and Z.

North buoy (starboard), Cust N. K. Littlejohn boat M. G. Rock buoy (8), and finlah at the Mills at the 20th.

Club-a distance of 7.6 miles.

terday:-

T. L. Christie beat H. Spicer at

the former triumphed by eight points to three. Fifty thousand people saw the game, which was played on perfect turf, and gave a tremendous reception to the Prince of Wales when he arrived. The band played the National Anthem | the 19th. as he walked on to 'the field and shook hands with members of the Huddersfield 2, Manchester C. 2. English and Welah packa. Leicester 2. Liverpool 0.

Manchester U. 1, Leeds U. 2 Sheffield U. 10, Burnley 0. Sunderland 4, Wednesday 3.

Division 11.

Blackpool 0, Barnsley 1. Bradford 1, Notts For 1. Grimsby 3, West Brom 1. Middlesbro'4, Chelsea 5, Millwall 2, Port Vale 1. Notts C. G, Hull 0: Oldham 2, Preston 1. Southampton 2, Reading 2. Stoke 3, Clapton 1. Swansea 0, Bristol C. 2 Wolves 4. Tottenham 2.

Division III. (S.) Brighton 0, Northampton 3. Bristol R. 2, Gillingham 4. Exeter 2, Coventry 3. Fulham 3, Bournemouth 0. Merthyr 2, Brentford 2. Newport 1, Crystal Pal 3. Norwich 0, Charlton 1. Queen's P. R. 2, Plymouth 0. Southend 5, Luton 0. Walsall 1, Swindon 1. Watford 0, Torquay 2. Home wins 3, away wins 6, drawn Goals scored: Home 18, away 19.

Division III. (N) Ashington 1, New Brighton I. Barrow 1, Chesterfield 2. Carlisle 3, Darlington 0. Crewe. 0, Bradford C. 0. Doncaster 1, Wrexham 0. Nelson 1, Southport 1. Rotherham 3. Hartlepools 2. South Shields 6. Rochdale 2.. Stockport 3, Halifax 0. Tranmere 2. Lincoln 1. Wigan 5, Accrington 2.

SCOTTISH CUP

First Round

Berwick Rang 3, Ayr Un. 9.

R. A. Campbell boat A, C. I. Bowkar 6 and 4.

A. Leach beat R. E. Hepburn, up.

Major Beamish beat T. C. Monaghan S. and 2.

At the outset, the Welshmen got the ball more frequently than their

The opponents,

Welsh backa handled well but they met with a very, stout defence.

Early in the S. game, the English half-backs starti ed a movement and passed to C. D. 8. Aarvold (Cambridge), who cleverly dodged his opponents and sent on to Wilkinson to score a try which

was not converted. Wales failed to score in the Arst, half and at the interval England led by three points to nil.

The Welsh attack was very pro- minent in the first eight minutes of the second half until the English backs began a movement. Whitley passed to Laird (Harlequins), who came through brilliantly, and when stopped, gave an easy opening to Wilkinson to score another try, which Wilson converted..

Wales then played a dashing game and Morley, gathering in the loose, made a fine slanting run to score an unconverted try for Wales. The latter continued to force the game and Powell, Welsh half- back, dropped a goal but the whistle had already gone.

Result:-

2

England 8, Wales 3.

"French Beaten

London, Saturday.

Scotland beat France by six points Ito three in the International rugby | match played in sunshine at Edin- burgh to-day. A crowd of 50,000 saw the match.

The initial French attack was re lieved by D. Drysdale (Heriots), and Scotland made good progress by passing, a run by Dykes (Glasgow)

Queen o' South 2, Inverness Cal. 2, giving his side a footing on French ground. Ian Smith was pulled down near the French 26, and Scot- a free kick. From a good position Brown kicked 8.

a penalty goal.

Nithdale Wand 0, St. Mirren 4. Celtic 5, Athurlie 1.

East Fife 1 Partick.T. 2. St. Andrew's Unly, 0, Bathgate Albion Rovers 7, Galston 1. Hearts 0, Airdrieonians 2. Third Lanark 6, Clydebank 2. Motherwell 4, Leith Ath. 1. Buckle This 0, Queen's Park 3. Kilmarnock 8, Glasgow Univ. 1. Dundee Un. 3, Morton 1. Dumbarton 6, Inverness Cit. 1. Dunfermline 1, Cowdenbeath 3. St. Bernard's 1, Falkirk 2. Armadale 8, Moor Park 2. Bo'ness 7, Newton Stewart 1. Rangers 11, Edinburgh C. 1 Alloa 3, East Stirling 3. Dundee 1, King's Park 1. Hamilton 2, Forfar 1. Hibernians 1, St. Johnstone 2. *Dunkeld-Birnam

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land were awarded

The Scots continued to press but the keen and unorthodox tackling of the French side kept the play most- ly in midfield. Brown nearly scored for Scotland when he shone in a brilliant, dodging run but failed two yards from the line. The French Continued to attack finely and they Scotland. led kept Drysdale busy. by three points to nil at the in- terval.

T. Ramsay beat D. Forbes 5 and

N. Croucher beat J. Smith 4 and

Oxford v. Cambridge

*.

In the annual. match between

Oxford and Cambridge at Fauling yesterday, honours were even, both aldes scoring seven polats.

scores ware:

N. L. Smith R. H. Hollis C. E. H. Beavis A. E. Wood E. R. Hallifax G. R. Sayer W. T. Southern K. Ewart

Singles

◊ Holmes

The

1. G. S. Hugh Jones 0

1 G. Miskin

1 E. W. Hamilton 0

0 E. D. G. Wolfe 1

The first three to finish in the One. Designs and Gaels and Hey. ward Heys classes retained their positions. In the Handicap class, however, Rolla falled to save her time on La Linda.

In the tabulated results given below, yachts are set down in order of crossing the line (ie., ac- cording to finishing time). Posi- tions gained on handicap in the race (i.e., according to corrected time) are stated in brackets.

Handicap Class [Start 2.25 p.m.]

Rolle (2nd)

Finishing Corrected

4:42.50

4.45.01 - 4.56.48

4.42.50

4.41.51

4.62.20 5.06.19 5.04.25

La Linda (1st)

Colleen (3rd)

Diana (4th)

.

One Design & Gaels

Oxford

.

Cambridge

[Start 2.80 p.m.]

1 E. Davidson

0

1

Daphne (1st)

6.12.10

5.12.10

J. T. Prior

0

Pierrette (2nd)

5.22.01

5.18.51

Ailsa (3rd)

5.99.47

5.29.47

D

Gael (4th)

5.41.28

5.35.46

Joan (6th)

5.44.03

6.88.59

Theela (5th)

5.45.02 6.38.42

Heyward Heys Class

[Start 2.36 p.m.)

Speedwell (1st) 5.11.03 5.11.03

Bluenose (2nd)

6.12.24

5.12.24

Boojum (3rd)

5.18.58

5.18.58

Wings (4th)

6.30.18

5.30.18

Why Wonder? (7th) 5.98.41

6.88.41

o

Zephyr (5th)

5.41.87

2 Miskin & Wolfe o Hamilton &

Trayes

Lola (8th)

6.88.33 5.42.09 6.87.06

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2

0 F. H. J. Trayes

5

Foursomes

Smith & Hollie

Beavis & Ewart

Wood & Sayer

&

Halifax

Southorn

Singles

Davidson &

Holmes

0 Pelor & Hugh

*Jones

OPEN TENNIS

SOME CHAMPIONSHIP ENTRIES

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By 186 points to 121, the Royal Hong Kong Yacht Club defeated the Army in a sailing match yes- terday.

MORNING RACE

The course was from the Club to Channel Rocks (port), Kowloon Rock (starboard), Channel Rocks (8), mark on line (s), Cust Rock buoy (8), finish at the Club-a distance of 6.2 miles,

The Club.

Entries for the open lawn tennis championship organised by the Hong Kong Cricket Club closed on Saturday. The following have entered though it is understood Wings there are some more names to Boojum

come:

Open Singles

Yacht

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Finishing

Time Pos. Pte. 12.51.44

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The match was interesting without being very scientific. At times the football was quite good; at others it was very ordinary. For the Queen's, Sharp, Hill and Barclay impressed most, whilst

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France, but Magnol was not auc- cessful with the klek at goal. After this, the Scots had to tackle hard to keep out the eager Frenchmen, but there was no further scoring.

Result:-

Scotland 6, France 3.

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