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RANGER'S WEEK-END HOME SOCCER FORECAST

English League.

FIRST DIVISION

A. VILLA (1)

✓ Sunderland (0)

Blackburn (1)

v Wednesday.. (1)

Everton (1)

Y ARSENAL: (1)

LEEDS (1)

ARSENAL TO VISIT CUP HOLDERS AND SPURS AT HOME TO LIVERPOOL: BIG

SCOTTISH LEAGUE CLASHES

QUEEN'S PARK ENTERTAIN MOTHERWELL

English League.

THIRD DIVISION, (South)

W. Bromwich (1) | BOURNEMOUTH

LEICESTER (1) v Chelsea (4)": Middlesboro (2) M'Chester C. (B) NEWCASTLE (2) v Birmingham (1) SHEFFIELD U

(2) v Portsmouth (3) STOKE (-) v Derby (-) TOTTENHAM(~) v Liverpool (-) WOLVES (6) v Huddersfield (4)

TABLE TO DATE

Tottenham

Huddersfield

PWLD

Goala FA Pts 6 8 0 B

3 12 11 6 3 1 2 13

Sunderland G 3 2 1 16 Blackburn 0 3 2 i 13

Leicester

Portsmouth...

Stoke

8 10

Arsenal

Manchester C.

7

Birmingham

Wednesday

Aston Villa

Leed

Wolves

Sheffield U.

West Bromwich

Everton

Newcastle Derby..

6 2

Chelsea Liverpool Middlesboro

China Mail

Sports Diary

TO-DAY

11 10

Bristol C. (1)

B

Y ALDERSHOT (2)

(1)

Gillingham (0)

CARDIFF (1)

v Exeter (3)

* Crystal P. (-)

Y

Brighton (0)

Charlion ()

CLAPTON (2)

COVENTRY (2)

v Swindon (1) NEWPORT (0) Northampton NORWICH (2) v Luton (1) Queen's P.R. (1) v Torquay (1) READING (1). v Southend (1) WATFORD (8) v Bristol

TABLE TO DATE

Crystal P. Exeter... Norwich

Aldershot Bristol R. 7 Charlton Luton GEN

Swindon Torquay Cardiff

11 9. G

11 8 Bournemouth

8 18

8 14 5 Queen's P.R.

9

Gillingham Clapton

@ 11 Reading

7 7

5

18 14,53

10 10 4

16 2 Northampton

Newport Watford Bristol C.

Aquatic-Police and Prixons Depart

ment heats (V.R.C.) 2.10 p.m

TO-MORROW

Aquatics Hong Kong Area Sports Board (V.R.C.) 2.30 p.m.; M.C.L. Gala (Repulse Bay), 2.30p.m.

THURSDAY Aquatics-Hong Kong Area Sporta

Board (V.R.C.), 2.30 p.m.

FRIDAY Aquatica ---

V.R.C. (Heats), 5 p.m.

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Scottish League.

FIRST DIVISION.

ABERDEEN (-) CLYDE (2) Falkirk (1) HAMILTON (3) HEARTS (3) KILMARNOCK

(2)

(3) Queen's Pk. (4)

QUEEN 'O

Hibernian (-)

v St Mirren (1) v Ayr (2) v Third Lanark

English League.

THIRD DIVISION (North).

BARNSLEY (4) v Accrington (0)

BARROW (1) CARLISLE (1) (2)Doncaster (3), HALIFAX HARTLEPPOOLS

v Cowdenbeath (1)'

Airdrie (4) v MOTHERWELL

SOUTH (-) v Partick (-) RANGERS (6) v Dundee (4) St. Johnstone () v CELTIC (0)

TABLE TO DATE

(2)

Goals WLD FA Ps

(1)

Goals

P W L D F

A Pts

7 4 1 2.14

7 10

7 5 2 0 16

910

6 412 0 16

Motherwell Rangers

8 3 0 3

8

& Kilmarnock.. 9 4 2 2 21 88 Dundee

5 2 1 20

6 0

0 160

(3)

V

York (0)

v Walsall (1):

v. Chester (3)

New Brighton

(2) V Darlington, (1) MANSFIELD (1) Gateshead (2) ROCHDALE (1) v Crewe (4) STOCKPORT (1) v Rotherham (0) TRANMERE (-) v Chesterfeld (~) WREXHAM (6) v Southport (0)

TABLE TO DATE

8 8 0 0 18 3 16 Chesterfield

0014 Tranmere

Queen's Park. 8 0 1 1 1B

19 12 8 Falkirk

10 6 7 Ayr Utd.

10

15 7 Jiearts

9

St. Johnston 713t.

19 14 6 Aberdeen

88 Hibernian

12 6 Queen O'South

9.83 Airdrie

7 10 5 Hamilton

6116 Partick

5.

12 15 8 St Mirren

0 13 12 4 Clyde

12 4Third Lanark

3

5 10 3 Cowdenbeath

8 0 5 1

10 15 2 Celtic

6 22 1

RUGBY FIXTURES FOR WEEK

Three County Matches On Programme.

8 13 Barnsley

15 12 Hartlepools

11 Crewe

2 19 20 10 Barrow

Accrington

79 Stockport

0 22 17 8 Doncaster

12 30

Goals

(3)

English League.

SECOND DIVISION Blackpool (-) BOLTON() Bradford C. (1) FULHAM (3) GRIMSBY (0) HULL (-) MANCHESTER U.

YSWANSEA v.Brentford (~) ▼ NOTTS C. (2) v Lincoln (2)

Port Vale (1) ▼ Bury (-)

(2) Burnley (1) NOTTS F. (1) v' Bradford (1). PLYMOUTH (2) v Oldham (1)

Southampton (2) v Millwall (5) WEST HAM (1) Preston (1)

TABLE TO DATE

Goals

-W L D

F

A Pla

Preston

5: 1.018

8 10

Notts C

4 11 11

Grimsby

Bolton

Bradford

Vale

PW.LDF A Pt/Fulham

0 5 10 20 7 10

04.02

16

5 4 0 1 1

6 3 12 16

2 12

10

10

6 10 Southampton

3 9

5. Batford

5.

9' B

B. A

West Ham

Oldham

7Swanica

10 7 7 Mw

10

127 Halifax

New Brighton

Walsall

Chester

10 10

Carlisle

A4

11 13

13 23

2 6 13

1 16 21 G

117 235 Mansfield

15 3 10 21 Rochdale

5 2 11 22 4 York

918 10.304 Gateshead

7 1 1 13 20 3 Southport

3 A 12 15 3 Wrexham

Darlington Rotherham

Specials

HOME.

Leicester, Leeds, Wrexham

Rangers, Barnsley.

AWAY

Arsenal, Notte C. Aldershot Coventry, Motherwell,

DRAWS.

Middlesborough, Blackburn Doncaster, Charlton, Falkirk.

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FOURTEEN CLUBS ENTER MAMAK. TOURNEY.

Medway Fixtures Not

7 Lincoln

Plymouth

Manchester U. Notts F. Bradford C. Bury

4 20 10

4.2 0 14

YORKSHIRE

BADLY BEATEN

BY "THE REST ” Sutcliffe Carries Bat for 114 Out Of 202.

HENDREN AND WYATT SCORE CENTURIES IN LAST GAME

London, Today,

Cricket Championship for the third Yorkshire, who won the County

year in succession and the seven- teenth time in the history of the Fourteen teams have entered the competition, which dates back to

Drawn Up.

HARLEQUINS AT HOME TO To-day's Scottish League 1983-4 Mamak Hockey tournament 1873, were badly beaten in the

ROSSLYN PARK

The following are the English. Rugby Union Axtures for the week:

TO-MORROW

Cornwall Devon

R.M.C. v Harlequine Rugby v Northampton

THURSDAY,

Devon v Yorkshire, at Torquay

SATURDAY. Somerset v Yorkshire, at Taunton Bath y Guy's Hospital Bedford v Blackheath Bradford v Halifax Bristol v United Services Harlequina v Rosslyn Park Lesicester v Gloucester London Scottish Wasps Plymouth Albion v Northampton Richmond v Old Leyslans

SEVEN UNDER BOGEY GOLFER DIES ON

16TH GREEN

Durban, Aug, 20.0 Nearing the end of a brilliant. round of golf, at a point when his score was nevem under bogey, Dr. H. von Mengerhan- son fell dead on the 16th green of the Umkomaas Inks.

Dr. Mengerhausen, one of Marlizburg's "best golfers, was playing in the semi-final of the Natal Inter-League Com petition.Reuter

REMARKABLE GOLF INCIDENT.

Opponents Both Play With Wrong Ball,

Encounter. -19

which is being run under the

auspices of the Hong Kong Hockey concluding match of the 1933 sea- The following is the only mid- Association, commencing next month son when the Rest of England won: week fixture:

and concluding in April next year. by an innings and 23 runs at the TO-DAY

The following Clubs have entered. Oval yesterday, Royal Corps of Signals.

Celtic

Scottish League.

Cowdenbeath

ARSENAL'S EXTRA FIXTURES.

Interesting Friendly Encounters.

London. Arenal have dome interesting matches arranged for this season which will have no connection with the defence of their title as League Champions. They will play:

1. A team of Austriana

Royal Engineers. Hong Kong Mule Corps. United Hockey Club. German Club.

•

Radio Sports Club. Kowloon Indians Tennis Club. St. Andrew's Club. Royal Army Medical Corps.. H.M.S. Medway

12th Battery R.A.. 9th A. A. Battery HLA-

2 Glasgow Rangers, the Scot-Central British Association. tish champions (home and away), 8. Everton, the English Cup Holders,

Folice.

The H.M.S. Medway fixtures will

The match, which was to have: been played over four days, it necessary, was concluded in three days, though 907 runs were scored for 26 wickets.

With their backs to the wall: against a well-varied attack Yorkshire would have fared: poorly but for a stubborn innings. by Herbert Sutcliffe, who carried his bat through the Innings for 114, scored out of 202. It was his: twelfth century of the sesson

The Rest replied with 465 for 6 to which Palay Hendren contributed. 116, his twelfik century of the season, and Bob Wyatt, (Warwick) the new England skipper, 186 not out, his tenth three-figure knock this year.

Faced with the task of scoring 268 to avoid the innings defeat

They will play the last game as not be draw up in to November Yorkshire totalled only 240-Reu

League Champion for the F. A.when she will return to Hong Kong. Charity Shield-Router.

Full Revised Programme

ter.

Wally Hammond, the famous Gloucestershire all-rounder, falled in his attempt to beat the 1996, re- cord of 3,512 runs in a sasson, by:

For M.C.C. Indian Cricket Tour Tom Hayward (Surrey). He re-

THE

THE revised Itinerary of the M. Ajmere--November 26-27 v. Baj-

C.G. team in India and Ceylon putana.

has been approved at an emergency Rajkot-November 29-30, and D meeting of the Board of Control for cember 1 v. Western India Bules C.A. Cricket In India, Four daya, kave Jaminaga Decmber 3-4 v. Jamıs been allotted to each of the three *** XL Tost Matches.

Bombay-December 8-10

Bom bay Presidency December 12-18 VA Bombay City, December 15-18-Firat

Match.

Test

Poona-December: 20-21 v. Poons

Several games in the original programme have been omitted, and the tourists are given many more days for rest. Calcutta will · have Calcutta December 27 v. British 1 to do without the Bengal Univer Bengal: December 28 Indians and sitlas v. M, C, C. game, paulgested, Anglo-Indians; in Bengal: 7 Decemizer.

30-31 and January: An All but may be represented in the Com. XI. January, 5-8-Second. Test bined Universities team which will Benares anpary 17-18 VIRIARTY meet the tourista

Laborem XL Good

Contra

quired a century to reach the coveted aggregate... Thin season he scored 18 centuries and 18 since, December in first-class cricket:

SCHOOLS' CRICKET. La Salle To Meet St. Joseph's

The follow

will play in ket match between" - La

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