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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1930.

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HOME FOOTBALL

English and Scottish Cup Ties

SERIES OF LEAGUE GAMES

Division III.-South

Goals.

P. W. D. L.

F.

A. Pta.

28 19 3 6

67

Brentford

29 41 Plymouth .25 18 7 2 80 21 33 Brighton ...28 18 4 5 62 31 30 Northampton 26 16 3 7 45 28 35 Fulhato 13 7 8 68 54 33 Southend 28 11 11 6 44 36 38 Bournemouth 26 11 0 5 45 28 31 Norwich 28 12 7 9 58 63 31 Crystal Pal. 29 11 8 10 50 68 30 Coventry ...26 13 3 10 57 44 29 Exeter 29 10 7 12 62 48 27 Queen's P.R. 26 89 38 44 25 Luton

.27 0 7 11 40 51 25 Walsall

.28 0 8 13 49 50.24 .27 7 10 10

26 37 24 ..28 7 9 12 45 51 ..20 8 5 13 46 52 Watford .20 8 Torquay

6 7 15 39 .28 Gillingham ..29 7 517 32 50 Bristol R. 26 Merthyr

....26 2 9 16 33 79 Division III. (North)

London, Yesterday. After only drawing in the fifth round of the English Cup on Saturday, Sunderland met their Waterloo when they visited Not- | Clapton 0.

tingham to-day, the result being:

Natty Forest

3 Sunderland

SCOTTISH CUP

Swindon

Newport

1

Three ties were replayed in the third round of the Scottish Cup, in two of which the contestants could not be separated even after extra timo. Montrose, however, accounted for Albion Rovers.

The results were:- Airdrieonians Dandee Leith Athletle 1 Falkirk Montrose

8

23

21

18 30 54 21 85 19

19

G 14 48 59 17 12

Coals.

F. W. D. L. F. A. Pts Por: Vale

46 ..28 213 71 26 Stockport ..27 17 6 4 69 32 40 Accrington .27 14.6 8 72 47 33 Darlington .30 14 4 12 77 58 32 Chesterfield 27 13 4 10 49 41 30 Cariisle 28 12 6 10 71 72 30 Crewe

55 18 29

.27 12 6

Southport.29 0

1* Hartlepools .27 10 9

York

.27 8

3 Albion Rovers 1

* After extra time.

The draw for the fourth round,

Lineain.28813

Sth. Shields 29 Nelson

Tranmere 48

to be played on Saturday, March Rechdale

1, has resulted:

Dundee or Airdrieonians v. Hearts,

.27 11

THE CHINA

Reeves put the K.O.S.B. ahead from # penalty for a foul on Everest. The Club drew level again in the Inst minute, Bell getting through to score.

The game had a vital bearing on the K.O.S.B. chances for the League cham- pionship, and the result may seriously affect their prospects.

DIVISION II.

Evo Outclassed by the K.0.8.R

Ewo were completely outclassed against the X.O.S.B. yesterday, Stevens (3) and Milligan putting on goals in the the first half. The military team added six more in the second half, run- ning out winners by ton goals to nil,

Athletic "A" v. Athletic "B" This was another high-scoring game, the "A" team winning by nine goals to four. They led at the interval by 4 to 2, and although the "B" team re- luced the lead to one goal, they soon fell behind again, top before the and, and were weil on

LEAGUE TABLES TO DATE

Division I.

11 22

:

MAIL.

INTERPORT HUNT

and Mrs. Chan Chak, Mr. A. Schubert, as President of the Tung- shan Garden Club, the Canton

Canton's Win Against Riding Club, and other guests.

Hong Kong

- GOVERNOR PRESENT

[From Our Own Correspondent.}

Canton, Yesterday. On Sunday morning in the splendid country beyond Shek Pai Station out at Tangshan was held the second Interport Hunt between the Fanling Hunt Club and the Canton Riding Club. This was won by Canton by the small margin of three points, though first place was taken by a Hong Kong rider, Lt. Cave, who won by a length.

gloriously

The weather was sunny, with just that nip in the air that makes the ponies mettlesome and full of zest. There was quite a concourse of spectators, among whom were General and Mrs. Chan Ming-shu, Mrs. Chan Chak, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Jenkins, Dr. and Mrs. Wagner, and Mr. Phillips (newly-arrived General).

British Consul-

Gouls. F. W. D. L. F. A. Pt.

On a hill by the finish were eract K.O.S.B.10 12 6 2 45 20 28ed flagstaffs bearing the flags of Royal Navy 16 982 34 10 29 Athletic 1 10

nine nations who were represented Somersets ..12 8 13 24 17 or connected with the hunt, going Sonth China 13 7 2 4 24 11 R.A.

to prove the International atatus of ..18

19 7 1 8 24 OR

I 1 B 24 25 16 the affair. Spectators were able to ....13 5 3 5 25 19 ...14 2 4 8 17 30

57 46 20

46 20 Kowloon

37 29 Club 38

St. Joseph's 15 3 0 12 Recreio ..13 2 1 10 Police

.13 2 3 10 Division II.

14 47

14 08 13 36

Goals.

Wigan K. Brighton .29 10 4 15 Doncaster .26 9 4 13 37 48

7 7 14 40 57 21 Wrexham...28 Partick Thistle v. Falkirk or Halifax .....30 77 16 35 52 21 Rotherham .. 6 6 15 41 70 18 Barrow.....27 7 3 17 28 70 17 Scottish League

Geals.

Leith Athletic.

Rangers v. Montrose..

St. Mirren v. Hamilton Aca. demicals.

7

LEAGUE MATCHES

The following League games were played to-day:

ENGLISH LEAGUE

Rangers Aberdeen Motherwell

P. W. D. L. F. A. Pta. 87 22 R 2 69 20 47 29 18 5 6 67 44 41

27 16 3 8 61 41 35

10

13

P: W. D. L. F. A. Pts. K.0.3.B. .27 22 2 8 110 17 48 Royal Navy 18 13 3 2 0 13 20 S. China "A" 16 13 1 2 47 Chin. Ath. A 16 13 2 1 50 Somersets 17 9 3 5 Eastern...16 Kowloon

St. Joseph's 16 R.A.

Chin. Ath. B 15

S. China "B" 15

28

11

..19

16 48

3 12

.15 1 2 12

13 56 9 65

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St. Mirren 29 16 2 11 60 41 34 University ..15 3

.....28 14 5 9 62 44 33 R.A.M.C. Partick Celtic ......27 14 4 0 01 37 32 Ewo Kilmarnock .28 128 R 54 49 82

32 Club Hearts

28 11 9 R

Queen's Pk. 30 13

4 13

Ayr

4 12 40 64 28

Division I.

Falkirk

Derby C.

4 Arsenal

Division II. Bradford C. 3 Swansea

1

Dundee

Airdrie.

Clyde

2

Morton

Hamilton 27 10 .26 0 Cowdenbeath 26 8 7 11

.28 9 5 14 32 44 .27 10 2 15 30 45

28 7

46 69 8 13 .29 8 6 15 54 73

5 12 55 57

Division

11-South

Exeter Southend

1 Watford

0

St. J'stone .39 4 718 20 80 15

1 Walsall

Q

Division II-North

LOCAL FOOTBALL

Darlington

1 Stockport

2

Lincoln

3 Wrexham

0

.0 Rangers

Scottish League

Dundee U. Partick T. St. Johnstone

2 Aberdeen

◊ Hearts

3

-Reuter.

LEAGUE TABLES TO DATE

English League Division L

Gonis.

Hiberniana ..27 8 8 13 29 44 20 Dundee U. :29 64 18 39 74 16

Nasty Jolt for the Borderers

0

SOME HEAVY SCORING

Results of football matches played locally yesterday were as follows:- H.K.F.A. Junior Shield, 2nd Round Somersete ...... 2 South China.. Hong Kong League, Division I. K.O.S.D.

9 H.K.F.C...... 8 Division II. K.O.S.B. ..... 10 Ewo Athletic "A"..

4

P. W. D. L. F. A.Pts. Wednesday 27 17 0 4 72 31 40 Derby 20 16 4 9 80 54 36

9 Athletic "B".. 4 M'chester C. 28 14 0 8 64 50 84 Leeds.....28 15 2 11 67 41 32 The Senior Shield replay between the Blackburn ..29 13 5 11 74 67 31 Somersets and Athletic, scheduled for Huddersfield 29 13 5 11 43 40 31 Kowloon, did not take place, the Athle Aston Villa .28 13 4 11 66 54 30 tic failing to field a team. Leicester 29 12 8 11

29.12 6 11 69 60 80 Liverpool.. 23 12 6 11 47 55

Somerset v. South China

TENNIS

Tientsin Champion in Action

The Tientsin champion, A. L. Rumjahn, was seen to advantage in the Hong Kong Cricket Club tennis tourna- ment yesterday. Opposed to A. E. Guest he last only five games, and did not appear to be seriously extended. He will meet S. E. Green, and a most interesting game should result.

Ng Szo-kwong celebrated his re- appearance by a comfortable win over Lee Hua-Ngak, and seemed to be in ex- collent form.

Churchil beat S. A. Gray in straight

seta.

The full,programme of games was as follows:-

• Open Singles

FIRST ROUND

A. L Rumjaha beat A. E. Guest 6-1, 6-2, 0-2.

W. C. Hung heat P. W. J. Planner 6-3. 3-6, 6-9, 11-01

6-1, 6-2, 6-1,

JECOND ROUND

Ng Sze-kwong beat Lee Hua-ngak G. H. W. Churchill beat S. A. Gray

Middlesbro .28 13 3 12 63 50 20 In the second round of the Junior Bolton ....30 11 7 12 54 49 22Shield Competition, the Somersets yes-7-5, 6-1, 6-2 Portsmouth .28 10 8 10 50 43 28terday beat South China by 2 goala Sheffield U. .29 12 4 13.61 50 28to nil. The game was played at Caro- 2-6, 6-4, 6-2, 0-4. Burnley....30 10 8 12 59 70 28 line Hill.

M'chester 'U, 20

Denmead opened the score for the

I. M. A. Razack beat F. E. Remedios

'Club Championship Capt. Etherington beat A. H. Crook

TO-DAY'S MATCHES

12 4 13 46 50 Wost Ham .20 10 5 14 59 60 25 Arsenal ...........28 10 6 13 45 42 25 soldiers fairly early in the game, burst. Birmingham 28 D 7 18 44 45 25 ing through between the backs to give 6-2, 6-4. Sunderland 27 8 7 12 43 50 23 Wong Ki-leung no chanen with a sharp Everton

.29 7 9 13 40 42 23 shot. After a few attacks by South Grimsby ...28 8 5 15 48 70 21 China the Somersets set up a steady Newcastle..27 9 2:18 50 74 20 pressure, and after a South China de-

Division II.

fender had handled in the area follow- ing a corner kick, Palmer scored from P. W. D. L. F. A. Pts.

the penalty. Oldham.... 29 16 8 5 05 34 40 Somersets were content to defend in Blackpool.. 28 18 2 8 70 58 88 the second half, and played into touch Chelsea 28 18 10 5 50 27 88 when South China looked dangerous, Bradford 28 18 7 8 57 50 88 The end came with them still two goals Bury

29 14 4 11 68 50 32 in front, Wolven 29 12 7

7 10 64 52

54 52 31 Southampton 28 12 5 11 55 52

55 52 29

Goals.

Cardiff 29 12 5 12 41 40 West Brom. 27 12 4 11 72 56 Charlton 27 0 10 8 40 36 28 80 10 8 12 54 54 28

LEAGUE DIVISION I

K.0.8.B. and Club Draw

W.

Open Singles

H. Honda v. T. Sajiki..

H. Ka-lau v. E. Zimmern.

Open Doubles

Club Championship

B. I. A. Lennox v. J. A. Sammers. Handicap Singles "A"

Our Sports Diary

LOCAL

Tennis Tournament at H.K.C.C. daily except Sun- days.

Hockey To-day- Univer sity v. I.R.C., 5.15 p.m.

Saturday Hong Kong Ladies v. Club de Recreio,

Football-To-day-League Committee Meeting, 5.30 p.m. Friday Counēšį Mesting, 5.30 p.m.

Fanling Hunt ---To-morrow -Hounds Meet at Hunter's Arms, 3.30 p.m.

Golf Saturday Boger Pool, Fanling.

Racing-Hong Kong Jockey Club-February 22, 24, 25, 26 and March 1. First Day, 2 p.m.; other days, noon.

HOME Football- February 22 Scotland v. Ireland.

March 1- English Cup (sixth round), Scottish Cup (fourth round).

Rugby Football-February 22 --- England V. France, Twickenham; Scotland v. Ire- land, Edinburgh.

Billiards February 21 to March 29-Amateur Cham. plonship, London.

General Chan spoke on behalf of the guests.

Mr. Bjucko apoke on behalf of the Cauton Riding Club, of which he is Chairman, and Lieutenant Cave, as winner of the Hunt, spoke on behalf of Hong Kong.

Successful as the first Hunt was a year ago, it was not to be com- pared with last Sunday, the ex- perience gained last year being in- valuable. Mr. Bjucke and Mr. Fer- guson have been indefatigable and must be congratulated on the phenomenal success of the event.

HOCKEY

Result of Sim Shield Match

·

Playing on

the U.S.R.C.

ground yesterday afternoon the Club proved defeated by four goals to one. too strong for the Navy, whom they

The Club opened in good style, forcely attacking the Navy goal. Price scored with a good shot that left the goalkeeper standing. The Navy after this reverse, fought pluckily, but i were unable to get within striking distance. Owen Hughes was playing well on the wing, but the Club wore unable to make full use of his accurate centros. Lammert, however, took his opportunity when, one came across to him and put the Club further ahead.

The Club were playing good hockey, and the Navy were finding it hard to keep them out of their area. Francis added yet another to the Club totally.

Half-time:-Club, 3; Navy, 0.

The Navy forwards showed signs of improvement, due to a re-arrangement of their attack. The ball was now in the Club half for a change, and a con- centrated attack led to Macintyre scor ing a really good goal.

The Club, nothing daunted, returned to the attack and only goed keeping by Holland kept the score down, Lammert took a pass and speedily set off for goal, and, eluding Holland who had come out to meet him, he placed the Club further ahead. This ended the scoring and the Club deserved their comfortable victory by 4-1, being much faster on the ball.

The teams were as follows:- Club-Gregory: Woodward, Rodger; Mitchell, Dand, Noronha; Owen- Hughes, Divett, Francis, Lammert,. Price.

Navy-Holland; Dodson, Passmore; Whitehouse, Isaac, Ainger; Garnett, MacIntyre, Rathbone, Fentor, Small- wood.

The following will represent Club de Recrelo in a Hockey Match against the Y.M.G.A. at King's Park Ground to-day, at 5 p.m. sharp. F. G. Barros, H. Pinna, A. M. Xavier, M. Oliveira, H. A. Noronha, F. V. Ribeiro, R. Silva Netto, J. Figueiredo, F. J. Remedios, G. Barros and J. A. de V. Scares.

The following will represent the Hong Kong Hockey Club "A" team

see the start several miles away, in their match with the Punjabis and through their glasses watch on the Marina Ground at 5 p.m. on the hunt as it wound its way Friday:- through valleys and over opan

W. Borrowman, T. R. Rowell, atretches of ine grassland. The G. A. L. Plummer, A. A. R. Botelho, country about there la very fine in G. Frost, H. G. Mills, S. J. H. deed for any event of this nature, Fox, Major Kerrich, G. Rankin there being excellent open spaces | (Captain), H. Owen-Davies, B. W. and natural obstacles to negotiate, Sapsed. Buch as ditches and fences,

A Novel Method

CRICKET

The first part of the course was an Over twenty ponies were entered.

The following have been selected ordinary paper hunt, with two to represent the University 2nd XI checks. At the third check it was in a League Match against the turned into a point-to-paint,

in K.C.C. on

Saturday, the 22nd order to ensure a closely contested instant, at 2 p.m. sharp, on the finish, which is a novel manner of latter's ground, viz: running such an event, and quite

F. Hiptoola (Captain), A. A. justified by the result, there being Aziz, A. Chan Fook, H. T. Loke. half-a-dozen in close attendance G. E. Yeah, K. P. Gan, P. L. Tan, upon the winner. Lt. Cave, of the C. Candah, F. S. Chen, A. T. Somerset Regiment (Hong Kong) Nomanbhoy, H. Nomanbhoy. took first place; second was Major Craetner (Canton) (ex-cavalry--A. Gosano. officer of the German Army, who

The following will represent the is an adviser to the Government): University 1st XI in a League third being Mr. Hardt of Messrs. match against the K.C.C. on Satur- Carlowitz (Canton)} However, day, February 22, 1980 at 2 p.ni.

Umpire: A. Rodrigues, Scorer:

C, Hung and Cheng Chi-wing. E. O. Fincher and E. F. Fincher V. points were to be decided on each sharp, on Home Ground.

man in the hunt, thus making. It'

C. W. Lam (Captain), M. B. more of team against team, rather Osman, D. K. Semy, La T. Ride, than individual against individual, A. P. Guterres, S. V. Gittins, E. A. and Canton only won by the smal! Lee, A. Baker, D. J. N. Anderson, margin of 8 points, 50 points to 47 A. B. Sulfeman, H. W. Kwan. points. Major Craetner, won the

Cup being held by Canton. won the Lightweights, the Visitors' heavyweights cup, while Lt. Cave

K. H. Hager v. P. W. J. Planner. Handicap Doubles

(owe 16/8) v. Dr. D. J. Valentine and F. A. Redmond and H. Owen Hughes A: H, Crook (owe 1/6)..

J. H. Colls and V. R. Gordon (res.

The following will represent the

match against Mr. A. T. Lee's XI University 1st XI in a friendly

on Sunday, February 28, 1980 ou Home Ground, at 2.80. p.m. sharp.

-8. V. Giṭtina (Captain), M. B.

Stoke ..... Notts Cnty, 29 7 18 9 41 42 27 These two teams met on the Club Hall

27 11 5 11 41 49 27 ground, a fast game ending in a draw Tottenham 29 0911 41 45 27 of three goals each. The soldiers scor- Notte For.

28 8 11 9 33 42 27ed first through Stock, but Bell made Preston N.E. 29 9 8 12 43 54 26 Bradford C. 28 8 9 11 48 51 2G the scores level. The Club went ahead

Visitors Welcomed Millwall ...28 0.18 10 42 57 24 through McBride almost immediately 4/6) 7. D. Ells and A. M. Block (owe the Tungshan Garden Club, which Osman, D. K. Samy, L T. Ride,

There was a tifig held later to Reading... 30 7 10 18 36 49 24 afterward.

29 8 7 14 88 51 23 K.0.3.B. attacked strongly in the Capt. E, O. Etherington and Dr. was attended by well over 60 per A. P. Guterres, D. J. N. Anderson,

J. H. Montgomery (owe 15) v. D. 8. sons, Green and S. E. Green (owe 4/8).

among whom were. ́also | E. A. Lée, A. Baker, A. B, Sulleman, General and Mrs. Chan Ming-shu H. W. Kwan, A. N, Other.

Barnsley Swansea Bristol C.

30 7 8 15 29 51 .22 second half, and Alexander made the 27 8 6 18 45 61 22 score two all after 15 minutes' play.

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