1931-09-21 — Page 5

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1931.

THE CHINA MAIL.

WEDNESDAY ROB HUDDERSFIELD OF UNDEFEATED RECORD

CHARITY FOOTBALL

MATCH.

South China's Decisive Victory.

SERVICES WELL BEATEN.

The charity match, ́arranged us a benedit to the Kwong 'Tung Pro- vince Relief Fund and the Soldiers' and Sailors Home and played on the Club ground on Saturday after- noon, resulted in a win for the South China eleven by three goals tu one. A fairly large crowd wit- nessed the game, including H.E. the General Officer Commanding, the Troops in China, Maj. Gen. J. W. Sandilando, and Sir Robert Ho Tung.

Before the commencement, the Secretary to the II.K.F.A. Mr. W. E. Hollands, presented the players to H.E..

kicked off for the Chinese.

who

were

From .the opening, Chinese took. up the

offon- Bive. but

withhold, and the Services retaliated when McTavish put Hughes away, but the latter's centre was just wide. A minute later, a centre from Dickson went near. From the goal kick the Chinese returned and Ip was almost through, but was thwarted in time. However, Fung King-cheung fasten- ed on and ran through to beat Savage with an easy shot, to open the scaring for the Chinese,

ARSENAL WAKING UP

UP TO

TO LAST SEASON'S

First Division.

Birmingham Bolton W.

CHAMPIONSHIP FORM

ASTON VILLA SHARP SHOOTERS IN FORM

CELTIC – BOURNEMOUTH SOUTHEND NOW REMAIN THE ONLY

Manchester C. 1 Arsenal Wednesday Sunderland West Brom. West Ham

Blackpool

› First Division Table to Date.

UNBEATEN COMBINATIONS

KILMARNOCK REGAIN LEAD IN SCOTTISH

Second Divisioh Table to Date.

LEAGUE

Third Division (South).

cabled by Reuter of the matches Bristol R. played in the English and Scottish Cardiff C. 0 League to-day:—

Clapton O. ́ ́ Coventry C. Gillingham Laton T.

1 Norwich C.

Kilmarnock

3 Partick T

3 Fulham

Third Division (South)..

Southend U.

Third Division (North).

1 Accrington S. 2 York C.

1 Carlisle U.

[ SCOTLAND WIN FIRST INTERNATIONAL.

Irish Soccer Reverse at Glasgow.

London, Yesterday.

At Glasgow, in the prosence of a crowd of 40,000. Scotland, won the Arat Soccer International of the apason by beating Ireland by 8 goals to 1-Router.

FRIENDLY TENNIS AT

POKFULAM.

University "B" Beat 4 Team.

On the University ground yes-

|terday, a' friend!" match between

Second Division.

• London, Saturday

1 Sheffield U.

3 Bradford C.

3 Bristol City

0 The following were the results as Bournemouth

4 Crystal Pal.

1

4 Middlesbro】

2

Burnley

1 Wolves

3

1 Manshield T.

5 Doncaster R.

1

Chelsea Derby C.

3 Aston Villa

6

Chesterfeld

3 Bradford

2

◊ Fulham

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3 Crewe A.

1 Rochdale

"B" and "C" teams resulted in a

0

2 Portsmouth

1

Leeds Un.

O Plymouth A.

3 Darlington

B Wigan Boro'

0

win for "B" by 6 sets to 3. L. A.

the

Grimsby T.

3 Leicester C.

0

Millwall

0 Oldham A.

0

4 Exeter C

0 Gateshead

2 Lincoln C.

3

de Silva and L. Oppenheim played

· Liverpool

1 Everion

3

Notts Forest 2-Manchester U. 1

SCOTTISH LEAGUE,

0 Brentford

2 Halifax

2 Hartlepools

0

well for the juniors and took two

3

Pori Vale

A. 1 Bury

1

2 Thames

sets.

b

New Brighton

1 Hull C.

2

4 Huddersfield

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Presion N.E. 3 Charlton A.

22

Aberdeen

5 Ayr Un.

1

Northampton 1 Southend

w

Rotherham

0 Barrow

2

0

Southampton 1 Stoke City

2

Clyde

2 Motherwell

4 Blackburn R. 1

Swansea T.

2 Newcastle U, 1

5 Notts Cnly Tottenham 4. Barnsley

Dundee Un.

I St. Mirren

.0

Queen's P.R. 4 Watford Swindon T.

4 Stockport C.

Tranmere R.

L, A. de Silva and L. Oppenheim (0)~-~

0 Reading

2 Walsall

1 Chester

1

beat G. E. Yeoh and Y. K. Ng 812.

*

Falkirk

1 Third Lanark

3

Torquay U 1 Brighton

1 Wrexham

1. Southport

1

Hamilton A.

1

Third Division (North).

baat. T. K. Lien and F. Y,

Khoos

6- 2

P. W. D. L. .. 6 5 0 1 24 4 1 2 12

Goals. F.

Goals...

Table to Date.

3 Cowdenbeath

2

Table to Date.

lost to D. J. N. Anderson and

A.Pti

P. W. D. L.

F.

A. Pts.

10 10

Bury......

7 61

17

7 11

Leith Ath.

Goals.

1 Dundee

0

Goals.

T. F. Chew

2- 8

P. W. D. L.

Bradford

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19

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Merton

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13

9

7 5 2 0 14

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15 11

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P. W. D. Lie F. A. Pts. Lincoln C... 7 0 0 1 20 10 12 Southport ... 7 5 1 1 Crewe A. 0501 Gateshead 7 5 0 2 20 Burrow

7 5 0 2 18

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B 10

8

A

Goale.

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P. L. Tan and A. L. Tsai, (C) :- 8 11 beat G. E. Yeoh and Y. K. Ng - 4 7 10 lost to T. K. Lien and F. Y. 9 10

Khoo lost to D. J. N. Anderson and

Y. F. Chew

2- 6

2- 6

F. W. D. L.

10 11

Hull C,

14 10

7 Motherwell..11 8 2 1

33 12 18

14 12

7

A

Preston

N.E.

11 10

7 Kilmarnock

11 8 2 1

32

7 10

P. P. Kho and K. M. Lo (C)÷— lost to G. E. Yeoh and Y. K.

Oldham A...

10

9

11 18

G

Notts Forest

11

2 3 14 10

Ng

5-7

Bradford C.

17

6

3 11 18

Chester

14 12

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8 11

Burnley'

9

C

lost to T. K. Lien and F. Y.

Khoo

0-6

7

11. 18

Notts Cnty.

A

1 4 11

11

Chesterfield

16

Clyde

5 0

7 2 1 4 1 19

Swansea T.

13

15

St Mirren

5 08 15

15 19.

4 10 11

K

Walsall

8 15

G

lost to D. J. Ñ. Anderson and

Y. F. Chew

3- 6

20

7 2 1 4

4

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17

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18

4. Dundeo

34 17

17 19

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14 4

Partick T

0 19 20

19 20

0

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Charlton A.. 6 1

0 13

3 Hearts

12 16

12 18

U.

19 4 13 30

A 4

Wigen Boro

17

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1

21 24

2 4

6 10

0

4 14

1. 2.

Balton W. Liverpool Birmingham' West Ham

C. nchester C. Leleester C. Sunderland Grimsby Portsmouth Newcastle... 2 0 3 Binckburn R. 6 1 1 4 Chelsea .... 0

Services S. China

Wednesday West Brom. Arsebu Sheffield. U. A fine Everton piece of work by the Chinese left Huddersfield wing enabled Lee. to centre, but Aston Villa Savage saved well as Chu was about to shoot. A period of pressure by the Servicesvalled them nothing, numerous passes went astray. but after a short return by the Chinese, they did, however, go near to scoring when Byron's shot just akimmed the bar. Things looked minous for the Services' goal when Lee got away to shoot within a few yards of the goal, but Savage anticipated well and saved to clear smartly. A brief visit by the Ser- vices was easily repelled and, for a time the Chinese completely over- whelmed the apposing defence, but their shooting was Homewhat off the target. However, a few minutca later, Ip beat Hay splendidly to put the ball into, the centre and Lee Wai-tong scored a good goal with u well-placed shot. From the kick off the Services came up and Louden was unfortunate to see his shot hit the top of the bar with Pau well baaten. Play at this stage was be- coming rather boisterous, with the result that numerous fouls occurred. Eynon was injured and had to leave the field and within a minute of the interval Louden, who was almost through, was brought down heavily in the penalty area. The spot kick was taken by Dickson, who made no mistake, to reduce the Services' deficit.

Half time:

1

0 6

On the resumption, the Services, with Eynon recovered, were the first to become dangerous, when Rawson put Dickson away, but McTavish, from the centre, shot high. From the kick the Chinese returned and Cheng centred well to put Lee through, but Savage saved eplendid ly. A centre from McTavish was well placed and Dickson neatly tricked Li, but the shat did not find its objective. The Chinese, went further ahead when Leung Wing- chiu put Fang through for the lat ter to bent Savage from close In... The Services, after this made a great attempt to break through, but many chances were lost through slowness and lack of combination in their forward line. However, play was again brought into the Chinese area, and Dickson centred splendid.

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First Division Table to Date.

A. Pla.

Brentford Watford

Crystal Pal

Luton T Reading.... Bristol R.

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6 Rangers... .10 8

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ly, only for Louden to miss badly, and McTavish to shoot wide of the mark. Play slackened considerably in the closing stages with the Chinese again on the offensive and Savage saved well from Chu at close quartors. During the final period the Services were almost run to a no further scoring standstill, but resulted.

Result:-

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Queen's Park Airdrieonians 20

Leith Ath...10 Falkirk .10 2' 3 Ayr Un.....11 0 3

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18fleld T.

C.

19 28 11 Northampton

16 17 10 Clapton 0.

10 Exeter C....

9 Queen's P.R.

9 Swindon

Torquay

Thames

14 20 Gillingham

5.18 18

5 18 16 & *

9

8 4 1 1 11

74 12 24 13

7 4 1 2 18 12 4 0 3 12

York C. Accrington 9. Darlington

6 Halifax

Carlisle Un.

6 Hartlepools

Rochdale

Rotherham

Doncaster R.

4 Stockport...

N. Brighton. 7

3 3 1 18

10 3 16

0 a 13

0 3 10 14

10 19

15 16

Hay, 'VARSITY ATHLETIC

G 14 28 2 Mullane and Henderson;

Eynen, and Gardner; Hughes, McTavish, Louden, Rawson and

0 17 23

10 19

20

38

8.

¿Dickson.

Combined Services. S. China.... The following teams were lined out by Mr. J. W. Baldwin:-

Combined Services: Savage;

South China: Pau Ka-ping; Li

COLOURS.

G. B. LANE WINS BOGEY POOL.

FANLING GOLF.

In the Bogey Pool played at Fanling over the week-end G. B. Lane (6), returning a card, all square, procured first place.

Other scores

were D. M. Mac- Dougall (8), 1 down; and W. R. Vallance (9), 2, down. There were

24. entries.

Tin-sang and Tam Kong-pak; Leung On the Captain's recommenda Yin-chan, Leung Wing-chiu and tion the committee of the Univer- Tong Kwan; Cheng Suf-hung, Chu sity Athletic Club have awarded the following Kwok-leun, Fung. King-cheung, Lea Club Colours to

ladies and gentlemen;-Sir William Wal-tong and Ip Pak-wa.

Hornell (President of the Athletic Club), Messrs. S. C. Ho, A. Baker, C. Candah, E. L. Gasano, K. T. Loke, H. L. Lee, H. H. Ma, T. Y, Ong, L. A. Silva, B.. S. Tissington, N.. Vargassoff, A. A. Aziz, D. J. N. Anderson, S. Bercovitch, K. P. Gan, V. Er Koppe, T. K. Lien, C. T. Law, A. T. Nomanbhoy, L. Oppenheim, O. de Souza, A. B. January, and brought laurels to Sulieman, P. L.. Tan and W. Hong Kong by defeating the Young; and Misses O. de Basto, 'Lingnan and Sun Yat-sen athletes.

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