1930-01-13 — Page 9

MONDAY, JANUARY, 13, 1930.

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Saturday's Results in English Cup

LEAGUE GAMES

[From Our Own Correspondent.!

Loulon, Saturday, To-day chief interest centred in in the third round of the English | Cup, when the First, Second, and Third Division Clubs clashed for the first time.

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The full results, together with an abbreviated League programme in England and a full programme in Scotland, resulted as under:-

English Cup-Third Round

Rotterham

SCOTTISH LEAGUB-

Aberdeen Celtic Dundee U.

3 Airdrie

1

* Hamilton

◊ Dundee

1

Falkirk

* Rangers

=

Hibernians

1 Ayr

0

1 Queen's Park

.5

Kilmarnock

Motherwell

Partick T.

St. Johnstone St. Mirren

* Postponed

2 Clyde

1 Cowdenbeath

4 Morion

6 Hearts

Goals,

P. W. D. L. Rangers ....23 18 3 2 Aberdeen .. 26 17 5 4 Motherwell. 25 10 3 0 Partick ...

25 14 4 8 Kilmarnock 25 11 7 7 St. Mirren 26 13 2 10 Celtle

23 12 Hearts 20 Ayr

THE

CHINA

MAIL.

GOLF.

LOCAL CRICKET

RUGBY FOOTBALL

The Navy Triumph On Treacherous Ground

FENTON'S BRILLIANT PLAY

Owing to the treacherous nature of the ground, the game on Satur- day was not so good as It would have been under better conditions.

The Navy were superior through out the game, play being confined mostly to the Army half, till the latter stages.

1 Lt. Fenton was the outstanding player of the match, being respon- sible for many fire movements.

1

1

-

A. Pt. 60 19 30 63 38 39 БО 30 35 41 30 69 40 42 29 52 37 28

Pte. Bascombe, at back, played a splendid game for the Army, while Maxwell, Swayne, Mattingley and Mackay did valuable work.

The Teams

The teams were:- Navy:-A.B. Webb (H.M.S. Corn- wall); A/c Meacock (H.M.S. Hermes), A/c Massey (ILM.S. Hermes), Mid.

(H.M.S. Buckley

Cornwall), Mne Mackay

(H.M.S. Cornwall); Lieut. Fenten (H.M.S. Hermes, Captain). Ste. Sayers (H.M.S. Cornwall), Lieut. McLean (H.M.S.

Mid. Cornwall), Griffiths

Lt. (FI.M.S. Cornwall), Archdale (II.MS, Cornwall), E.R.A. L/Sto. (H.M.S. 21 Lord

Cornwall). (H.M.S. Cornwall), A.B. Knott (H.M.S. Cornwall), Sto. Roach (H.M.S. Cornwall), L/Sen. Paddon (H.M.S. Petersfeld).

27 44 17

4 16 35 71 14

LOCAL FOOTBALL

-

Athletic and South ·

3 8 51 31 27

8. 50

47

26

0 Notts Forest

Charlton Chesterfield

1 Queen's P.R.

5 1

Clyde

Falkirk 34 9 Queen's Park 26 10 3 13 46 48.29 Cowdenbeath 21 8 6 10 Dundee 20 9 4 13 Hamilton

24 8 5 11 50

711 25 7 7 11

26 12 2 11 5 10

48

26

44 51

37 39 24

20

39 22

5-1 21

43 53

1 Middlesbrough 1

Morton

25 8 12

48 59

Wrexham Birmingham

I W. Bromwich 0

Airdrie.

32 40 18

libernians

1 Bolton

Corinthians

2 Millwall

2

St. J'alone . 25 Dundee U..

7 15 120 60 15

1 Sunderland

2 Chelsea

2 0

4 Notts County 0

2 Manchester C. 2

↑ Burnley

D

5 Bristol C.

1

2 Swansen

D

1 Bournemouth

1

1 Grimsby

4 Northampton I

1

4 Southampton

1

0 Huddersfield

{

8 Crystal Palace 1

1 Cardiff

2

victims.

2 Stockport

I

2 Preston N. E.

1 Bristol R.

o

2

1

Coventry Arsenal

West Ham

Tottenham Wednesday Derby C.

Walsall

Fulham Brighton Binckburn Aston Villa Bradford C. Bury

Leeds U.

Liverpool

Hlackpool

Portsmouth

Clapton 0.

5 Reading

Manchester U. → Swindon

China Beaten

K.O.S.B. AT THE HEAD

The Athletic failed

to score

against the K.O.S.B. at the Stadium

Morgan

(S.L.I);

Walter Cup Team from Only 2 League Matches

America

Now York, Yesterday. The members of the American Walker Cup team have been selected and are as follows: Jones, Harrison, Johnston, Von Elm, Ouimet, Voigt,

Completed

RAIN HOLDS UP PLAY

Owing to the downpour of rain on Friday night and again on Saturday morning, several Longue and Friend- ly matches had to be postponed on Dr. Willing, Sweetser, Donald Moe.account of the grounds being unfit Reserves: Mackenzie and McCarthy. for play.

it is expected that all will compete The matches played, (one in the in the British Amateur champion- tat Division and one in the 2nd Divi ships, Jones and Vonlem in the slon), were between the two teams open championship.-Reuter's Amer- of Kowloon C.C., nitd the Clv! Ser- ican Service.

U.S. Girl Reinstated

vico.

One was played at Kowloon and the other at Happy Valley.

Hirst and Overy for the K.C.C. New York, Yesterday.

2nd XI, wore the most successful Miss Mary Browne, an ex-national bowlers in the League matches play. champion of America who was de-ed, taking 5 for 30, and 4 for 32 prived of amateur

status by the respectively.

Golf Association for competing in Only one Friendly Match WNA the tennis tournament under Mr.played, that being between the Felice Fyle's auspices, has been rein- R.C. and the Club de Recreio. stated-Reuter's American Service: This was a low scoring ratch in

H.K. GOLF CLUB

Journior Championship: Result of Captain's Cup

The play for 16th place resulted in T. C. Monaghan, with a score of 83. Arr-Pte. Bascombe

He will play H. A. Lanumert in the L/Cpl. Champion (S.L.I.), Lt. Tregear first round on 19th January, (K.O.S.B.), Lt. Marshall (K.0.5.B.), The Captain's Cup on January 11 L/Cpl learne (S.L1.): Lt. Evans and 12 resulted as follows;- (S.L.I., Mattingley (K.O.S.B.); T. C. Monaghan, 83 – 10 = 73 and Lt. Swayne (SLI), Lt. Maxwell A. O. Brawn, 88 16 73, tie and (K.O.S.B.). L/Cpl. Mead (S.L.), Lt. Thicknesse (S.L1.), L/Cpl. Mogg will play off. (S.L.3.), Sgt. Brunn (K.0.S.B.), Sgt.R. K. Hepburn

Other scores:- Richardson (K.O.S.B.), Pte. Bristowe (S.L.J.).

Reserve: H. L. F. Ewin. Result:-

on Saturday. The Septa by their | Navy 7 pts. (1 try, 1 dropped goal) victory have returned to the head of | Army 3 pts. (1 try).

the table, thus displacing their

The Gunners broke their long

spell of defeats by, unexpectedly beating South China by the odd in i three. Kowloon registered seven

against a weakened “Saints" eleven

1 white Recreio were hard put to it by

3the Navy, the splendid goalkeeping

of Britto keeping their score down

Barnsley

0 Bradford

Newcastle

1 York

Doncaster

2 Stoke

Sheffield U.

2 Leicester

1

Plymouth

3 Hull

4

to four.

2 Everton

4

0

Carlisle

Oldham

1 Wolven

* Abandoned after 75

play owing to snow.

2 Torquay

2 Brentford

* Merthyr

The "Sets" had little difficulty in accounting for the Club to the ex- minutes Ptent of four, without response, and

the K.O.S.B. Juniors were forced to share the points with Chinese "A"

in a hard-fought game.

RESULTS AT A GLANCE

ENGLISH LEAGUE

Division III. (South)

Division I.

Gillingham

1 Watford

2

R.A.

2 South China

1

Norwich

0

Kowloon

ง St. Joseph's

1

Southend

0 Navy

4

Recreio

0

Newport

»

Athletic

0

K.O.S.B.

2

Somersets

4 Club

0

Division II.

@ Navy

3

2

Eastern

3

Chinese "B"

1

Chinese "A" Kowloon

I

* Postponed.

P. W. D. L.

Goala.

F: A. Pis Club

Plymouth. 22 14 6 2 59 21 34

Brentford 22 15 3 5 50 24. 33 University

ID 31 S. China "B" 2 Northampton 24 14 3 5 38

Brighton 22 19 4 5 48 29 30 K.O.S.B. Bournemouth 20 107

3 12 23 27 Ewo Crystal Pal 25 10 6 9 49 26 Southend 22 9 8 5 36 31 Fulham

Coventry

Norwich

52

31 20

23 10 5 8 46 45 25 .. 21 11 3 7 40 31 25

23 10 G 8 47 43 26

Queen's F.R. 217 8

Swindon

Exeter

30 34 22

LEAGUE TABLES TO DATE

6

25 7 7 11

41 48 21

22 75 10

39 38 19 K.O.S.B.

23 7 5 11

40, 40 19 Chinese

Division I

Goals.

J. S. MagLares

E. des Voeux

A. B. Purver

which bowlers "had their own way. Sparrow taking 6 for 17 for the Police and Pereira and Guterres taking 4 for 9 and 5 for no rung, This match was played with twelve, men on each aide.

..

League Division I

K.C.C. v. C.5.C.C

The Civil Service-first team jour- neyed across the harbour to Kow- loon where they were entertained by the K.C.C., 1st XI in a League 83-875-) match. The result was a draw, 87-1176 C.S.C.C. scoring 183 for 7 before de- -99-1376claring, and at the time when

88-979

stumps were drawn Kowloon C.C had scored 149 for 3.

(39 entries): The Optional Pool was cancelled..

REMEDIOS RETAINS CHAMPION OF COUNTRY CLUB

F. E. Remedios démonstrated his superiority in the Champion- ship tournament of the Country Club yesterday, when he beat A. A. Lopes in the final by 14 up and 12 to play.

H.K. YACHTING

All Cruisers Complete The Course

The Eighth Championship race for racing yachts of the Royal Hong Kong Yacht Club was sail- ed on Saturday over a course of 8.66 miles, from Lyemun Beacon (P) to Rumsey Shoal (5), and Channel Rocks (S).

The Times

Richardson, Baker and Evans were the principal scorers for the C.S.C.C. and A. W. Ramsay with 60 not out and the Fincher brothers contributed towards the Kowloon score.

League Division II

C.S.C.C. 2nd XI. v. K,C.C. 2nd XI.

The Civil Service were at home to Kowloon C.C. 2nd XI. at Happy Valley. The Civil Service batting first ran up a score of 130 to which the Kowloon team replied with 141 for 6 wicketa, thereby winning by 4 wickets.

YESTERDAY'S MATCH

The Combined League drew with a team representing Past and Present Pupils of the University in a match played on the 'Varsity ground yesterday. Scores:-→

University Past and Present

E. st.

The finished and corrected times D. J. N., Anderson, W. Barry Wood, jun., of Milton, are given below:-

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P. W. D. L. F. A. Pt. ....14 8 4 2 22 9 .20 ..12 8 2 2 26 9 19

24 6 6 12 38 40 18 Navy 12 8 2 2 26 14 19

22 6 0 10 34 48 18 Somersets

11 8 1 2 237 17

Watsall Torquay Luton Clapton 0. 2 4 10 8 17 20 18 Kowloon ..11 5 8 3 23 14 13 Watford 23 6 5 12 28 10 17 South China 10 5 1 4 19 10 Newport .22 64 12 38 45 16 R.A. Bristol R.

61 11 41 47 10 Club 24 6 4 14 24 48 16 St. Joseph's 12 Gillingham Merthyr 20 2 6 12 20 55 10 Recreio

Division I. (North)

Hartlepools

21

K.Q.S.B.

11

17 18 19 11

2 7 11 23

#

12

38

1 8 10 27

Goals.

→ 47

10 42 4 27

.11 1 1 9 11 Divlaton 11.

S. China "A" 14

Police

1 New Brighton 1

Rochdale

2 Southport

2

South Shields

1 Crewe

B Wigan

.0 Navy

O Barrow.

Somersets

Goals.

RA,

Eastern

Tranmere Halifax

team, and

who has been seierted as a member of the American Davis Cup squad which will enter the 1930 international tennis championships.

Allotted to Inter-Platoon League K.0.S.B.

To-morrow, Sookumpoo ground, "A" K.O.S.B. v. 12th H. Bty. R.A. Tomorrow, Chatham Road ground, 20th H.. Bty. R.A. v. "D" K.O.S.B.

Wednesday, Happy Valley 'ground, "B" K.O.S.B. v. R.E. and

A. Pt. R.S.

Thursday, Happy Valley ground,

2 58 11 27 R.A.S.C. and R.A.P.C. v. H.Q. 1. 87 14 23 K.O.S.B.

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WISDOM STAG FAVOURITE

Extras

E. F. Fincher Boumphreys

་

"Handicap" Class (Started 2.25 p.m.)

Rella (8)

La Linda (4)

Diana (5) Colleen (1) Norena Dorothea (2)

3.49.30 3.51:41

3,48.37 248.28 A. T. Lee, not out

3.50.43

3.42.47

3.53.10

3.44.31

3.47.49

Scrutch

"I" and "G" Classes

(Started 2.80 p.m.)

TIMES.

Daphno (2) Halcyon (8) Gael (1)

4.07.40 4.07.40 W. C. Hung 4.10.48

4,04.10 U. M. Omur

5 1 17 0

12 4 39 J

Wings (4)

Bluenose (1)

Boojum (2)

"Y" Class (Started 2.85. p.m.)

TIMES. Finishing 4,18.03 4.10.87 4.10.51 Speedwell (5) ... 4.27.52 Adanac (3)

....... 4.12.15 "Handicap" Class

R. Lee

11 2 33. 2

A. R. Minu

0

24

1

2' 0 13

0

5

1 14

0

Scratch A. H. Madar

2

0

0

Combined League

J. E. Richardson, b Lam

10

1

Sq. Ldr. Boumphreys, b A. T. Lea

14-1 Piccalill

14-1 Little Beaver

Lt. Stephenson, b A. T. Lee

27

14-1 Marquis Hall

REFEREES' ASSOCIATION

Points to date.

E. F. Fincher, b Anderson

28

18-1 Empress Hall

Rolla

42

A. H. Madar, Là.w., b Chan Frok

18-1 Victory Hall

La Linda

36

E. Zimmern, b Anderson

20-1 Three Cluba

7

5

Emergency Meeting On Thursday

24

U. M. Omar, not out

0

20-1 Windror Stag

38

A. R. Minu, not out

5

20-1 Witty Stag

30

...14 0 4 10 12 44 4 ...13 1 210 9 49 4

Extras

20-1 Peppercorn

20-1 Baronet Hell

Chesterfeld

Wigen

24 8 5 11

40 45 21

Rochdale

Tranmere.

Wrexham

Doncaster.. 22 8 3 11

Halifax

N. Brighton 24 7 3 14

21 8 6 8

48 21

23 8 5 10

44

21

41

An emergency meeting of the

clation will be held in the Council The following are this week's Office of the H.K.F.A., 4th floor, fixtures in the Hong Kong Area French Bank Building, Queen's 23 7 410 32 20 Football League:

Road Central, on Thursday, January':

"" and "" Classes

Poluta to date.

Daphne). Halcyon

Gael

B1 36

BOWLING ANALYSIS

0. M. R W.

"Y" "Class"

*Points to date.

Rotherham

22 5 6 11

Barrow

91 57' 17 11 49 16 14 23. 58 15

.... 25 5 7 18 28 39 17 R.A.5.C. and R.A.P.C. v. "B" players, and others who are inter-

K.O.S.B.

ested in the game are cordially in- To-day, Happy Valley ground, vited to attend.

за 40 To-day, Chatham Road ground, 16, at 5.30 pm. sharp. All referees,

S. V. Gittina A, T. Lee

Б 2 10 0

25-1 Abel

४

@

17

2

Wings

EO

C. W. Lam

4

Bluenose Boojum Speedwell' Adanac

60

81

Anderson

12. 0

28

A. Chan: Fook Hiptools

.8 0

171

8

26-1

Port Vale

Stockport Darlington Accrington

Crewe Carlislo

1 Chinese "A" 13

P. W. D. L. F. A. Pls. St. Joseph's 15

23 16 4 3

67 24 36

21 14 4 3 53 23 32 Kowloon

24 12 39 57 44 27

5 89 24 21

80 24

8 22 39 15 Friday, Seokumpoo ground, "C"

2 7 86 30 14 K.O.S.B. v. Slat H. Bty. R.A.

14 6 2 6 27 82 14

.15 5 3 7 28 37 13:

11 4 7 53 37 26 Chinese "B" 13 4 27 17 28 10

11 4 8 48 81 20 S. China "B" 14 4 2 8 22 87 10

22 11 3 8 58 53 25

Recreio.....13.

.13 2 6 8 14 33 Southport 24 7 10 7 40 89 24 University..13 3 1 0 16 40 Sth. Shields. 24 9 6. 49 48 24 R.A.M.C....17 1 3 18 16 46

5 13

22 9 6 8 32 40 .Club

33 20 23 Ewo

York Nelson Hartlepoola. 221 7 0 640 37 23

Lincoln 22 5 12 5 32 29 22 SERVICE FIXTURES THIS WEEK | Hong Kong Football Referees' Asso-

919 37 37 22

Dians ¡Colleen

Dorothea

¡ Norena

ويل

י

93-1

00-1

Atlanta

40.1

40-1

40-1

50-1

The Partridge

TIMES.

Finishing Corrected 3.49.02 3.45.52

Finishing Corrected

4.04.42 4.04.42

b A. R. Minu ......

C. W. Lam, e E. F. Fincher, b

Omar

W. H. Kwan, not out

Total (for wkts., dec.) 170

Hi. T. Barma, A. A. Chan Fook and F. Hiptoola did not bat.

BOWLING ANALYSIS

D. M. R. W.

Total (for 6 wkts.) .. 104

R. M. Wood, R. Lee and W. C, Hung

did not bat.

Below are the latest adds quot- ed by Frank Haytor for the Hong Kong Derby to be run at Happy Valley on February 25:-

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Orlando

10-1 African Evo

10-1 Grand Duke

10-1 King's Bounty 10-1 Royal Hall 12-1 Four Clubs 14-1 The Goods 14-1

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HOCKEY

The hockey match arranged be- tween the Arst team of the Hong Kong Hockey Club and the King's Own Scottish Borderers to be played on Wednesday has been cancelled. The Club first eleven will now play the Navy on Friday at 4.45 p.m.

the U.S.R.C. ground, the team being as fol- lows:-

Or

C. L. Gregory, W. Woodward, J. Rodger, H. Owon Hughes, A. A.. Dand (captain), J. E. Noronha, T. J. Price, G. E. R. Divett, C. C. Francis, E. J. R. Mitchell' and D. M. McDougal..

The second team of the Hong Kong Hockey Club to meet the H.K.S.R.A. at King's Park to-day-

at 4.46 p.m. will consist of R. W. Sapaad, LA. R. Duncan, L. F. Nicholson (captain), B.. L. Upaley, R. W. Skipp, H. Marton, Major Kerrich, A. N. Other, L. G. Frost, O. Butler and E. C. Fincher.

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