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The Chinese team took an early lead through Leung Tat-wing, but after this the Borderers assumed command of the game and did pretty much as they pleased.

Craig got through to put them on level terms before the interval. The teams lined out as under:-:

The second half saw the soldiers Recreio. Marques; Lawrence attacking solidly against an excel- and Oliveira; Silva, A. Xayler, and lent defence, and success came their Figueiredo; Gonzalves, l Santos and F.with a long shot. Santaa.

Bernardo, Gosano, way when Martin found the net

The Chinese custodian appeared Harvey to be somewhat dazzled by the sun,

for he made no attempt to save,

Cook scored the final goal shortly before the close of a well contested

St. Joseph's.-Omar; and Lezama; Delgado, K. M. Omar, and McGran: Li La-bhan, Guterres, Castilho, Haroon Wee Lan-tong.

Referee: Mr. Lamb.

and

An Early Effort Facing a slight breeze Recreio

tried to get an early goal but the prowess of Omar kept them at

bay for 15 minutes during which time he was teated on at least a Eventually J.

dozen occasions.

game.

Result:-

K.0.3.B. Chinese "B"

3

·RA. v. NAVY ·

Played on the Sookumpoo ground

before the big fixture, Navy were Santos scored a nice low shot good value for their win, their which Omar misjudged, Play forwards playing with far more continued to be very quick, with understanding ant penetrative both forward lines having shots power than was the case with their THE SIXTH EXTRA RACE at youl and proving very feeble, opponents.

will be held with no further score until half

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Goodridge scored the first point for the Navy, and followed up his success by again finding the target before the interval.

The Gunners had rather more of the play after the change of ende, but could make little headway against a sound defence.

constantly worrying the defence Sorbie increased the Navy's total and only a few minutes after the to three with a smart effort.

from an start J. Santos scored

olside position when his brother could very well have scored had passed the bull, having he not only the goalie: to beat.

Haroon was the next to get a really good shot which Marques saved in fine style.

Result:- R.A. Navy

0

3

R.A.M.C. v. S. CHINA “B**

Although dropping both points, the Medicals were by far the better team for the greater nart of this game, but faulty forward work was their un loing.

Shortly afterwards Omar ran out to intercept a dangerous ball and in the melee that followed J.

South China scored on the few ne- Santos once more netted. Just

casions in which they penetrated the before the whistle Castilho beat R.A.M.C. defence, while at the other Marques with a low drive which end a continuous bombardment of the gave him no chance, and so the South China goal failed to bring the Recreio emerged the victors.

Result:-

Recreio

St. Joseph's

SOUTH CHINA v. EWO-

necessary score.

The teams were:-

of RAM.C. who'did everything but acere. South China obtained the win- ning point as the result of a break-

away, Lal Kwong-haf scoring a fina goal off the crossbar.

McGowan played a fine game in goal for the Medleuts, and Dodsbon and Smith wore other players to im press.

Result:-

R.A.M.C.

South China ""

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'VARSITY v. KOWLOON

A keen match at Happy Valley re-

sulted in a well-deserved win for Kow. narrow margin the victors had de- Hoon. Although claiming the points by

kedly the better of matters and weza, full value for their success. The teams; lined out as under:-

University:F. S. Chen: C. M. Lee, S. P. Loh; A. Reed, B. L. Wong, K. Low; L. Oppenheim. S. H. Ling, P. Kho, H. L. Lase and H. Noronha.

Kowloon:-Angus; Hannan, Hust: Sparry, Moss, Coates and Bickford. Seddon, Campbell,. Hawke: Moore,

An Early Reverse Kowloon suffered an early reverso when P. Kho got through fer Univer- sity ten minutes after the commonce

ment, but the latter were unable to hold their lend for long, Spary obtain. ing a clever equaliser.

University showed distinct promisa in some of their movements and were" several times within an ace of adding to their score, but Angus acquitted himself well in the Kowloon goal, whilt Hast also played a sterling game,

The interval arrived with the scores level Lut Kowloon quickly jumped into the lead on resuming, Spary heading.in from an accurate centre by Bickford. A further point was added by Seddon before Liniversity scored their final gou),

This was the untcome of a penalty, . L. Lee being the marksman with a shot which gave Angus no chance.

Result:

University Kowloon

2 3

LEAGUE TABLES TO DATE

Division 1.

Goals.

F., W. D. L. F. A. Pis

2 1 1 0 6 0

1 1 0 5

3

1 1 0 4 0

1 1 0 3

1 0 1 6

100

3

3

Somersets Kowloon K.O.S.B.

2

R.A.M.C. McGowan; Edwards, Dodshon; McAusland, Joyce, Thomas; Elliott, Jenkins, Smith, Tuson and Goodman.

Club

| R.A.

South China

Recreio Navy Police St. Joseph's

Chinese Ath.

2 1

2 1

2 0

2. 0 0

Division II.

P. W

Goals.

F

A. Pts.

K.O.S.B. Navy Chinese "A"

10 2 મેં

9 2

4

2

4

3

Recreio Somersets Chinese

B

S. China "B" Kowloon B.A. Club RA.M.C. University St. Joseph's Eve

0 1 1 4 5

00 2 9 7

A Fine Effort China scored

South China "B":-Tam Tai-sing Chan Hay-sit, Lau Kwok-yuk; Leung Hill before a fair number of specta- Kwok-choi; Cheung Ching-tak, Yeung This game was played at Caroline Yui.char. Wong Mee-shun, Chung tors. A moderate breeze was blow- Kan-po. Tang Yung-shing. Shak Tak. ing down the ground, and the home on. Lal Kwong-hal. side, who won the toss, elected to play with the wind at their backs.: South

in the frat The teams wero as under:

minute, a misunderstanding in th South China:-Wong Ki-leung: Medical defence letting in Shak Tak. Lau Kan, Sze-To Hoi; Lan Kwok-on." iu, Sin Ping-sheung, Fung Man-kit; Tseng King-ki. Ip Koon-ning, Tam Kwong-pak. Cheng Chit-ming, Jp You-sun.

A further point followed when Lat 'Kwong-hai netted with a One frat time effort.

The Medicals retaliated in no uncer lain manner and drew level before the Ewo:-Li Poo-tuen; Lum Ho-yan, interval, Smith being the seater on Cheung Chun-yang; Chan Muk- both ocasions, the first as the result of shing. Cheng Kam-tong, To Ho-ja penalty. TOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN ching; Ho Yum-tim, Chan Yiu-wing, Not a SECOND CALL of Chan Shek-tong, Dan Kampul

The second half was chiefly in favour

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Shortly after resuming, Tami Kwong-pak scored for South China from a penalty, and shortly before the final whistle, Cheng Chit-ming scored again.

Score:-

South China Ewo

3 1

・・・ Starving The Wings The centre-half on each side played a good game, but Ewo were inclined to starve their right wing. The South China side were definite- ly the better team, and, in the clos- Coming stages the ball was rarely in

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Very few of the Club players were seen to advantage, their aggressive work being ragged in the extreme.

The defence, however, put up a stolid resistance until the interval and the only goal conceded caine from Denmead, who headed past Fogwill...

The home defence cracked up soon after the resumption and the visitors piled up a farther, score of four goals. M

Guest was responsible for the first polata, and Earley (2) and Donmen completed the scoring in a game which was too one sided to be of much interest to spectators.

Result

Club

B.LI.

KO.S.B. v. CHINESE “T”

The venue for this match was changed at the last minute and the Club Ground was the scene of a meritorious win for the Borderers,

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PRINCIPAL LEAGUE SCORES

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Aston Villa

Leeds

Liver pool

Middlesbro'

Newcastle Portsmouth Sheffield W. West Ham

Blackpool Bradford C. Bury.

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2 Manchester C.

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Tom Heeney, the New Zealand heavyweight, (above) went.. down for the count, in the ninth round of a 10-round bout with Victorio Campalo, at Ebbets Field, Brooklyn. Heeney got to his feet at the count of ten, but was in such a dazed condition. that Referee Crowley halted the bout and led the New Zea ...... lander to his corner. Heeney stated after the fight that he had never been hit harder in his life and predicted the "Gaucho" would go far before he meets deicat. As a result of this fight Heeney is automatically removed from any chance of securing the heavyweight title and ringside fans predict "it was the kid's last fight."

Blackburn

1 Derby

1

5 Everton

2

0 Sheffield U.

1

2 Bolton

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1 Birmingham

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Manchester U. 2 Grimsby

5

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1

Chelsea

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Stoke

Division IIL (South)

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1

Notts Forest

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2

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2 Tottenhain

0

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2

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0

5 Notts County

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1 Watford

2

1 Walsall

1

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4 Fulham

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3 Gillingham

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2 Torquay

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