1932-03-11 — Page 5

FRIDAY, MARCH 11, 1932.

THE F.A. CUP SEMI-FINALS

ARSENAL MEET CITY IN

Everton Sheffield U. Arsenal

BIRMINGHAM

ALL-LONDON FINAL

CHELSEA TRAVEL NORTH/TO HUDDERSFIELD,

First Division.

HOME.

P. W. L. D.

Goals

F. A.Ps.

.15 13 2 0 67 24

17 13 3 1 42 22 27 15 9 2 4 36 12 22

15 10 2 3 34

16 8 1 7 39 17

West Bromwich Huddersfield T. Newcastle U. Wednesday .....16 13

Birmingham

Villa

Liverpool

Manchester C.

15 12 1 2 49 19

16 1

1 4 38 13

15 11

15 31

4 0 30 23

.15 10

15 10 1 4 48

..1b

16 9 3 4 44

Portsmouth ....16 11

Middlesborough

Bolton W.

Blackburn R.

4 1 25

.15 9 4 Z 34

Leicester City...16 8 6 2 36 33

Sunderland

Goals Total F. A. Pts. Fta 30 32 15 41

AWAY.

P. W. L. D.

7 8 1

27 31 12

24

16

2 30 28 14

24 28 14

THE CHINA MAIL.

F.A. CUP-SEMI-FINALS.

Arsenal. W Manchester C.

(at Villa Park).

Chelsea v. Newcastle U.

(at Huddersfield).

ENGLISH LEAGUE.

First Division.

Bolton W. Grimsby T. Leicester C. Liverpool Middlesbro'

Wednesday

West Ham

v. Birmingham V.. Blackburn R. v. Blackpool v. Sheffield U.: v. Sunderland

w

West Brom. T. Derby C. Second Division.

Y. Notts County Port Vale

Bradford Burnley Charlton A. Chesterfield v. Manchester U. v. Notts Forest v. Preston N.E.

33 Southampton

v. Swansea T

Bury Plymouth A Oldham A.

Bradford C.

V

Millwall

v.

32

Stoke City Tottenham Wolves

Y. Leeds United

v. Bristol City v. Barnsley

Third Division (South),

32 Bournemouth v. Luton Town Brighton F. Southend U. Bristol R. V. Coventry C. Clapton 0. v. Brentford Crystal Pal.

v. Cardiff C.

Mansfield T. Y. Reading Norwich C. v. Fulham 23 Queen's P.R. v. Gillingham

16 12

40 33

CRENC

Chelsen ..

14

4 1 32 21

16

4 3 47 35

West

Ham U.

16

44 28 24

16

Derby

C.

.16 10

16 10 3 3 41

18

.15

6 6 3

29

27 15

16

Blackpool

.16 7 6 3

31 31 17

15 2 12

22

Grimsby T.

.14 6 6 2

24 20 14 Second Division. HOME

16 2 13 1

20 52

5

AWAY,

Goals

Goals

Leeds United Wolverhampton Bury Stoke City

Bradford

Braate Plymouth A.

Town

Swansea Notts Forest

Southampton Notts County Notts Cou Tottenham H. Manchester U.

Oldham A Preston N.E.

Port Vale Fork Chesterfield

Burnley Barnsley

P. W. L. D. F. A.Pts. .15 10 2 3 29 13

.16 12 1 3 52 10 27 16 1 3 2 39 17 21

0 4 35 15 11 .17 14 2 1 36

Thames Swindon T. Y. Torquay U v. Exeter C. Watford v. Northampton

Third Division (North). Total Ac rington S. v. Wigan Boro'

Halifax T.

P. W. L. D. F. A. Pis. Pts. Carlisle U. Y.

Walsall

New Brighton Gateshead

16 9 4 3 35 21 21

Crewe A.

15 5 5 5 34 28 15

15 7 6 2 17 26 16

Doncaster R. Rochdale

v.

v.

4 7 5 16 23 13 10

19 Rotherham

Chester

8 4 23 31 15 38 Southport

AG 23 34

7 5 16 31 11 33 Stockport C. v.

23 30 14 33 Tranmere R. v.

10 2 22 34 10

8 4 29 33 10

22 38 13

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33 10

85 18 30 11

25

2 10 4 27 44

4 9 2 24 45 10

2 8 5 16 40

Wrexham

York City

Barrow Hartlepoola U. Lincoln C.

v. Darlington

V.

Hull City

SCOTTISH LEAGUE.

First Division. Airdrieonians v.. Third Lanark 26 Celtic

v. Motherwell

4 11 1 25 41 9 24 Cowdenbeath v. Dundee

16

15 3 11 1 14-49

6

Charlton A.

15 6 6 4 23

22 16

16 3 10 3 15 35

9

Bristol C

16 1 1 3 16 2 8 6 15 24

Third Division (South).

HOME.

9

13 21

AWAY.

Goals

Goala

Total

F. W. L. D.

F. A. Pt. Pts.

3

47 24, 21

16

34 8 4 4

16 8 5 3

26

15 5 8 2

15

9

Dundee V.

Hamilton A.

Hearts Kilmarnock

Morton

v. Rangers

V.

Clyde

v. St. Mirten

V. Leith Ath. v. Aberdeen

Partlek T. V. Ayr United

Queen's Park v.. Falkirk

Annual Meeting.

VICTORIA RECREATION

CLUB

That the Hong Kong Amateur The team had won the shield with- Swimming Association might have out losing a single match, a very to close down on account of lack fine record indeed. The chairman of Anances, was announced by Mr. said he was interested to see the W. Logan in reply to a question enthusiasm which was being taken asked by a member at the annual in rowing. He understood that in meeting of the Victoria Recreation years past rowing was in great] Club last evening.

feature of the V.R.C. and it was gratifying to see the interest being revived,

The Hon. Mr. W. T. Southorn presided, and was supported by other members of the committee.

Before proceeding with the busi- ness of the meeting, Mr. Logan asked the morabers to stand in sllent respect for the late Mr. D. S. Gubbay, one of their oldest mem bers, who died during the past

year.

Our Sports Diary.

To-day. HOCKEY-Radio v. Hong Kong Club "A" at Caroline Hill at 536. p.m.

TENNIS—Championships.

To-morrow.

CRICKET-First Division-- Kowloon C.C. v. Indian R.C. (L); Hong Kong C.C. T. Craigongower C.C. (F); Second Division-Indian R.C. v. R.A.S.C. (L); University v. Kowloon 0.0. (F); Royal En- gineers and Signalx v. Police R.C. (F)

"FOOTBALL First Division- Kowloon v. Borderers; Folica v. Club; St. Joseph's v: Navy.

RUGBY-Seven-A-Side Rugby Tournament at Happy Valley.

In congratulating the officers of the club for the very successful year's work the chairman said that he doubted whether any, club had presented during the past year a report and statement of accounts as admirable as that of the V.R.C. Progress had been made in almost every direction, except, he thought, In the gymnasium, and they had finished with a balance on the right side there being a balance of $4,142.96 of which they had every reason to be proud.

Continuing, the chairman said that he thought it was the appro- priate moment to propose a hearty vote of thanks and congratulation

On the report and statement of accounts being seconded they were put to the meeting and carried un- animously.

Election of Officers. The election of officers was then proceeded with, the following being elected for the ensuing year:

Chairman, Mr. W. Logan; Hon. Secretary, Mr. F. W. T. Ross; Hon. Treasurer, Mr. H. Hyndman,

General Committee.-Messrs. J.Į R. Soares, S. V. Gitting, J. M. M. Alves, Dr. D. Laing, P. A. Dixon, J. A. Victor, W. Anderson, S. A. Marcel and Col, F. Eaves.

Ballotting

Committee-Messrs.

H. M. Remedios, L. Soares, E. Zim- mern, L. Roza Pereira, C. E. Roza Pereira, W. Clarke, D. Lopes, W, J. Howard, G. Travers, M. M. Soares and H. J. Silva..

Mr. R. M. Rocha suggested that the committee consider the reduc- tion of the monthly subscription from $3 to $2, but it was pointed out that the time was not ора portune.

Mr. Rocha Ister brought up the question of the award of the prizes for last year's championships. He remarked that, he had seen a cer- tain amount of comment. In the Press regarding the matter and asked for the official view.

Mr. Logan remarked that it was! a very long story. Two years ago

started they

the Hong Kong Swimming Association Amateur which now had no money. The AB- sociation were morally responsible! for the prizes, but the V.R.C. found they would have to secure prizea for the successful competitors. The Hong Kong Amateur Swim- ming Association, continued Mr. Logan, might have to close down.

Before the meeting concluded,

to the committee of the Club for the Hon. Mr. Southorn expressed a the admirable year's work.

vote of thanks to the retiring com- The Club was to be congratulat-niittee, mentioning particularly ed on its water polo successes. Measrs. Hyndman and Victor...

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P. W. L. D. F. A.Pts.

14 8 2 4 27 12 20 16 12 13 39 12 27

15 13 1 1 48

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6 35 31

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15 3 10 2 18

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AWAY.

15 B .16 6

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HOME.

Gillingham Thames

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Southport Tranmere R. Darlington

Barrow

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Accrington S. York City Walman

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Carlisle U.

Hafifax Doncaster R.

Rotherham

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Goals

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P. W. L. D. F. L.Pu. Pts.

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8 28 26 17

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