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RANGER'S WEEK END HOME SOCCER-FORECAST

English League.

FIRST DIVISION.

Birmingham (V)

ARSENAL (8) v Leicester (2)

v Wolves (0) BLACKBURN (1) v Chelsen (3) Deroy (2)

v HUDDERS-

EVERTON ( LEEDS (0) Manchester C. (5) Newcastle (0) Wednesday (3)

FIELD (3)

v Tottenham (-) v Portsmouth (1) v LIVERPOOL" (1) ✓ Sunderland (1) v Sheffield U. (3)

WEST BROM (-) v Stoke (~)

TABLE TO DATE

PREMIER LEAGUE LEADERS TO VISIT

GOODISON PARK SHEFFIELDTM

TEAMS IN "DERBY" GAME

MOTHERWELL AND RANGERS HAVE

English League.

✓ CRYSTAL P. v Bristol R. (3)

v Watford (2)

Y EXETER (1)

THIRD DIVISION (South) ALDERSHOT (4) v Reading (4) BRIGHTON (1) v Coventry (0) Bristol C. (3) CLAPTON (0) LUTON (3) Newport (1) NORTH-

AMPTON ( NORWICH (2) QUEEN'S

P. 1 R. (5) SWINDON (2) TORQUAY (2)

4 2 4 20 11 12 Crystal P.

5 1 17 14 11 Charlton 241511 Reading

1 13

20

18 11 Swindon

▾ Chariton (-)

Gillingham (0)

v Cardiff (1)

Scottish League.

FIRST DIVISION.

ABERDEEN (-) v Queen O'S. (-)

AYR (2)

(3)

Clyde (7)

DUNDEE (2)

v Southend (2) **Bournemouth (1) JO DATE

Goals

PWLD F AP

.11 0 3 2

20 21 14

10 G, 30049 13

.11 5 3 3 2

14 13

Falkirk (2)

v Partick (0)

v Hamilton (2)

Cowdenbeath (2) QUEEN'S PK. (3)

OTHERS (-) » St Mirren (-)

WELL (4) RANGERS (4) ST. JOHN-

v Celtic (2)

v Hearts (4)

STONE (8)

y Kilmarnock (1)

TIURD

LANARK (3) ▼ Airdrie (2)

(Figures in bracketa

denote rezult Leaten in capital letters urs forecasted winners).

10 5 3 2 25 18 12 Motherwell 106 39 20 11 12 Rangers

10 6 3 2 15

TABLE

Goal

Tottenham

P W LD F .10

A Pr

Huddersfield .10 Areenai

2 2 18 6 32 29

9 14 Exeter

20 12, Queen's P.R.

10

Leeds

9

Sunderland

-10

Aston Villa

10

Wolves

10

10

Portsmouth

33

Stoke

.10

20

LITE

Liverpool

.10

Leicester

W. Bromwich 10

4

3

Derby

Manchester C. 10 3 3

Wednesday .10 4 6

Everton....

Birmingham

3 17 23 17th

3 3 3

14

10 11

17 11 Cardiff

12 17 11 Cardiff

20 20

20 10 Luton

110 Gillingham

17

10 Aldershot

12 10

13 10 Coventry

16 9 10 3 4 3 12 10 9 Clapton

10

Northampton

Middlesboro

Newcastle

10

1 4 B 10 2 7 1

9 4 5 0 12 24 Southend

Newport 12 19 7 13 27 5 Watford

Sheffield U....10

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7 1 12 26 6.Bristol C.

16 12 Aberdeen

124 16

4 1 10

TABLE TO DATE

16 11 Kilmarnock 20 11 Ayr Utd. 20

18 17 11 Hearts

1 18 17 11:

41 17

16 11 Queen O'South

10

10 5

.12 4 4 3

26

26

20 11

20 11 Falkirk

27 11 St. Johnstone

10 4 3 3 1 17

n 711 Queen's Park

10 3 2 5 0

24 18 101 Dundee

10 4 4 2 26 18 19

10 6 1 21 10 Hamilton

10 4 4 2 15

4G 1 17 19 9 bernians

10 3 4 3 15 18 9 Celtic

10 3 4 3 12

Clyde

22 11 20 9 Partick

10 32 11

10

253 10 14 7 Airdrie

30 1 6 3 15 25 5 Third Lanark

10

0 1 R 10 31 3 St, Mirren

Cowdenbeath

CAER CLARK CHAMPIONS

H.K. LADIES

SHOULD WIN

HOCKEY CUP

Excellent Talent Seen In Trial Game.

MISS HANCE OUTSTANDING"

(BY STICKS).

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Sports Diary.

TO-DAY

Hockey-Mamak Tournament 12th Battery, R.A. v Police Lincolns v Radio Sports

several of her centres culminated in goals.

Wing Half Suggestion

balf. H. Lowe. Whites centre

of berself gave a good account although I do not think she is as

good as B. Pune. She would prob-

ably make a good wing half, en

B. operating with B. Pope and Hance.

HARD TASKS

English League.

THIRD DIVISION (North)

v Southport (0) BARROW (2)

CARLISLE (3) v Darlington (0) CHESTER (3)

Crewe (-)

Y

Hartlepools (5) CHESTER-

FIELD (-)

DONCASTER (1) v Wrexham (1) HALIFAX (0) v Accrington (0) NEW

BRIGHTON (0) Rotherham (2) STOCKPORT (4) Walsall (1) York (4)

Rochdale (3)

v Tranmere (0) v Gateshead (3)

BARNSLEY (1) Mansfield (3) TABLE TO DATE

Goala

A Pta

English League.

SECOND DIVISION,

-

BLACKPOOL (~):v Oldhamis (4)5¢1) Bradford O. (0) PRESTON (0) Bury. (2) FULHAM (4) Hull (-) Lincoln (2) Millwall (1) Notts C. (1) PORT VALE (3) SOUTH-

'N MANCHESTER

U. (2) Brentford (-) BOLTON (A

v Plymouth (0)

v West Ham (0)

✓ GRIMSBY (3)

v Bradford (1)

AMPTON (3) v Burnley (1) SWANSEA (0) v Notta F. (1)

8 18 Bolton

P W L D K

0 1 0 30

10

0 2 2 21

10 14 Port Vale

1 2 16

A 2 1 27

Chesterficid .10 Tranmere Goals PW & D F A Pts Doncaster

8 25 Barnsley

13 12

@ 1 31

22 9 1 2 41 12 20 Hartlepools

13 17 Barrow

8 32 20 17 Stockport

610 Halifax

27 19 18 Accrington

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SPECIALS

HOME

36 14 New Brighton

29 14 Gateshead 14 14 Walsall 26 13 Rochdule 12 11 Carlisie so 10 York

23 8 Crewe 20 B

Mansfield 8 Southport 7 Darlington Chester.. Wrexham

Motherwell, Arsenal, Wert Bromwich, Aberdean, Barrow. AWAY

Liverpool Chesterfield, Barnsley, Bolton, Preston, DRAWS Newcastle, Wednesday. Millwall, Lincoln, Clyde.

HOCKEY.

LINCOLNS IN DRAW WITH BORDERERS

Costly Errors By Mayfield,

6 Rotherham

11 14 Grimsby

12 13 Fulham

10 6 3 1 24 16 13 Preston

10 13 Notts C.

105212) Blackpool

15 12 12

16 21 12 Hull

17 13

TABLE TO DATE

Vest Ham 10 4 3 1 14 31 10 Brentford

4 25 41 20 19 9 Plymouth

10

10

5 12 14 9 Southampton

10 9 Manchester

18 8 Notts F.

17 20 8 Millwall

103 6 13 19 8 Oldham

30

1

.10 1 4

21 7 Bradford C.

13 21

10 2 6 2 17 28 G Swansen

10 2 6 2 13 18

10 2 7 114 17 8 10 1 @ 2

THE RUGBY UNION PROGRAMME

Big Game On Saturday At Portsmouth,

Lincoln

Burnley

41 Bury

Goals

P W L D F A Pts

18 16.

.10 7 21 22

10

7 3 0.20 11 14 10 60 25 13'12-

10 5 3 2 10 11 12

10 5

32 18 17 12

3 2 18 3-2 14 11 12 121 19 11 4 10

3 26 10 11

19 21 10

14 12 10-

1 13 62 8 13

14 18

13 14

10 13

|CRICKET CLUB

MEETING ON

OCTOBER 26-

Pearce Heads Batting Averages And Beck The Bowling.

THREE CENTURIES REGISTERED

The annual general meeting of the Hong Kong Cricket Club will be held in the Pavilion on Thura- OXFORD UNIVERSITY PLAYING day, October 26, at 5.30 p.m.

The following' was the record of The following are the leading the Club last cricket season.

P. W. L. D. Home Rugby Union matches down

4 22 12 for decision on Saturday.

0 10 .. 20 10 Warwickshire v Netts, And Derby

Three centuries were scored-D. 8. Harley 105 not out Civil Ser

134 vice; R. S. W. Patterson out v KC.C. 2nd XI; and H. J. Armstrong 101 not out v K.C.C. 2nd XI.

1st XI. Lines 2nd XI

(at Coventry)

Mrs. Westlake, at right back for Colours, did well, but she lacks the She would de necessary speed. well between the sticks.

HACKFORD OUTSTANDING another A. Owen-Hughes was

Bath v Moseley The match was fairly evenly

who impressed, her stick-

Mistakes by Mayfield, the Lo Bristal v Plymouth Albion balanced although Whites had the half

of the colna goalkeeper, marred any Guy's Hospital v Gloucester better of Colours by five clear work in defence was one

features of the game, while her chance the Lincolas second eleven

Leicester v Newport goals.

were might have had of defeating the London Scottish v Blackheath The feature of the game was the passes up to the forwards LTD.

excellent play of Whites' halves straight for their objective and Borderers juniors in a friendly hoc-Manchester v Liverpool and forwards and the good work carried sufficient enough weight to key match which resulted in a drawo. M. T. v Oxford University

WORLD TENNIS RANKING

The following is A. Wallis Myers' 1983 world lawn tennis ranking list. Men:-

J. H. Crawford (Australia), F. J.j Perry (Britain), J. Batoh (Japan),

be dangerous,

a

scores.

on

RIFLE CLUB. Chappelle And Hall Lead Marksmen,

not

The following were the averagės for the 1932-33 season:

1st XI BATTING

1. N.O. R. H.S. Ayge. VT. A. Pearce ... 14 1 396 60 80.40

E. R. Duckitt.. 25. 7.477 74 25.50- E. J. R. Mitchell 19 3 424 81 20.60 D. S. Harley 18 1 442 100

20.01

A. W. Hayward 23 3 429 46* 21.45 J. P. Whitham 11237 63 2146 H. Owen Hughes 10 2 297 70 2121 A. C. Beck .... 174 271 60 20.85 O.E. C. Marton 12175 48 14.58: G. B. Dundey.. 19 5 112 20 8.00 1st XI BOWLING

E following was the result of A Rocke

0. M. B. W. Argo 312.5 20 828 95 8.71 8.74 620 230 27

11.

500x 600x Ttl. A. Raid 128.4 21 339 28 14.06 E. R. Duckitt .. 140 15 472-25 18:88: 43 42 85 I. Owen Hughes 65 41. 42

41 82 778

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83

2nd XI 21:54 -

1. N.O. R. H.8. Avge.

8519.57 12.12

of 2 goals-all the U.S.R.C. Rosslyn Park v Richmond

United Service (Portsmouth) put in by the Colours' halves.

J. Churchill and J. Dalziel, ground yesterday afternoon, Eileen Bonnar was the better of

After fifteen minutes play May-

Devonport Services the two contre forwards. Her ex- should they maintain yesterday's cellent stick-work and her passes form will secure their respective field miskicked in an attempt to Waterloo v Sale

stop a slow shot by Lt. De. Winton, out to her wings left nothing to be places in the first eleven.

but within a minute Marshall with Dangerous Near Circle

brilliant shot equalised the desired Mra.

.showed Selby

were great The former showed good under-

No further goals improvement on last year's form standing with her wing and her scored in the first half. She was soon to advantage on the centre forward, while the latter

After the change over Lt. De left wing, although her under was very dangerous' when ADY" 'Winton again shot at goal and May- her inside, Betts where near the circle, and was also held again missed it and the ball

85.5 G. M. Ricketts standing with

This responsible for good spoiling work. trickled into the net. From the T

the Hong Kong Rifle Club G. E. R. Divett 76.8 8 271 22 12.82 Laing was not of the best.

85.3 11 315 25 12.00 Both these forwards did the bully off the Lincolns equalised monthly shoot held-over the end: T. A. Pearce .. was probably due to the crowding

right thing in dropping back with through Twigg and this goal prov Class B of Colours' forwards.

The outstanding player in the hatres in attempting to bring ed to be the last of the match which A. Chappelle

Miss B. the ball forward 'and so relieve the ended, in a draw of two goals each. 3. Denby ..... Whiten defence was

41 Paul and Mason, defended well R. H. Woodinan Hance. She

spoiled magnis- latter of too much responsibility.

R. 8. W. Paterson 186 301 134 43.00 LD. Kilboe... 17581 98: 3418

19:1 cently and, fed her wing, better Their efforts were well rewarded. for, the Borderers and Lt. Martin, H. C. Watson

Class C.

H. J. Armstrong 12 1 366 101 81.25 12 522156 31.57 than any other half on the field. J. Churchill being responsible for Isaacs, and Walters were also pro-

34. 30 64 CW. E. Bishop 12 244 51

3. D. L*** 9 3 154 219.37 112 2482.83 On yesterday's form she should two good goals in the second half minent. For the Lincolns Hack-Hall

29 30 59

Potter The practica clearly demonstrát- ford was outstanding, while Par- R. Reeves.

28:27: 55 AK. Mackenzia (5 p.m.)

gain her place in the first eleven.

also played well

Conditions were 1 sighting shot A. H. Harbord Meetings Hong Kong Lawn Bowl H. W. Austin (Britain), H. E. Vines Miss Pope at centre half, was ea that the Hong Kong Ladies will ker, Yeomans, Marshall, and Twigg R. W. Godson

Association General Committes (U.S.), H. Cochet (France), F. X. as good as ever and will profiably be well represented this season

Lincolns:-Mayfields Hackford and and:10 to count at each Bring point A. D. Lowson 12-1127 11.00 (Morning Post Building)

Shields (U.S.), S. B. Wood (U.S.), all this position in the first with new and old talent and should Bentley: Wilkinson Parker and Wildy 500 Yds, and 600 Yds. HL. P. B. 160 C. E. Galaxy BOWLING

be able to repent last season's Lt. Williams, Yeomans, Marshall, G. Von Cramm (Germany), and Leleven,

success in carrying off the Caer Twigg and Haynard.. Stoffen (U.S.).

Marjorie Bird in Goal

Borderers:Flynn, Paul and Mason Clarke Cup,

Williams, Isaacs and Osborne;, Wal- | Ladies:-

M. Bird, in goal for Colours,

"E. Bonnar (2), J. Churchill (2) Lera, Jones, Lt. Martin, Hopes and Lt. Mra. Moody (U.S.). Miss Jacobs stopped many fine hits, but found and J. Dalziel scored for Whiter, De Winton. (5.15 p.m.) (U.S.), Miss Round (Britain), Frl

some difficulty in making a quick Colours failing to reply... Krahwinkel (Germany),' Mme.

The following wore the teams: Mathieu (France), Miss Palfrey clearance. She was better than B. White, who, although she did

White-B. White; M. King, and B. (U.B.), Mias Nuthall (Britain),

the Colony by the Empress of Asia ment showed a decrease in the total number of entries owing Mila. Payot (Switzerland), and Miss well in stopping several hard Franklin; D, Robertson, H. Lowe and B. Hance; B. Bell, J, Dalziel, E., Bon-

yesterday, shots, gave a, listless display

largely to a limit being put on the Marble (U.S.).

M. Biobop was the best of the par 7: Churchill and; B, Kings--

Open Events and the Club Cham- Colours:-M.; Birds Mrs. wings, hor speed, and stickwork and P. Thorpe: J, Whyte, B. Pope and excelling that of any other forward A. Owen Hughes; M. Bishop, M. Bat-] On the Marian ground yesterday| Indians in a friendly hockey match pionship, Gate receipts were also on the Belds: She showed good boy, 8. Adams, B. Lelag and E. Sally, the Royal Army Service Corps and at gookunpoo commencing at 5 p.m. less than in, the previous year, ane The Open Championship Singles: the United Hockey Club played a to-morroW;. Dan Radio ♥ Lincolns" ty

Fullbrooks L. Jeffare, and ivu: was won by S.:A. Rumjahn and the Inside understanding with "her":

To-day the Radio will meet goalless draw in their friendly es-

O'Connor, Buckland and Halford Open Championship Doubles (for Lincolns in a friendly counter,

Whitley, Tipple, Senior, Swain and The final of the Army (Other Hanks) forward" and halves and was the

the 9th year in succession) by B. A.. Singles Tennis Competition will take always ready to drop back with the hockey game at Shamshulpo, com- The exchanges were

& HD. Rumjahn. dkg place at Sookenpoo this afternoon,

throughout and play was dimeniti bayra between Sgie di Halford (Bordier) hundyos, whom occasion demanded, mancing at a panindi

to follow in the latter stages oW-JAT OFFICERS WIN and Pie. Bosan (Bordorers), :), Then, B. King, on Whiter left wing, Recing--Eleventh Erica Bace Meeting match will comminos at p. and

ing to the fast falling light. the prized will be presented at the displayed a good turn of speed, but could do better if she got rid of conclusion

the ball sopner, Her biggest, fault

(6.30 p.m.) Sailing Twentieth Bi-Annual vesan Trophy" Race, 4 pm

THURSDAY Hockey

Borderers v Y.M.C.A. second

SATURDAY Football--First Division

Recreio South China

Lincolns v Club.

Royal Artillery Police St. Joseph's v Kowloon

Second Divisim

Bouth China v Navy

Young Indiana ▾ Kowloon Royal Artillery Borderers Club

Lincolns

Third Diviaden Lincoins v RAM.C.

Royal Engineers RAS.C.

University v Royal Air Force

Hindle Sports y South China

Borderers v Recreio

(Happy Valley_nm);

HUNDAY

Football-First Divlačen

Chinese Athletis v Nagy Japan

Hockey-Mama Tournamant

ARMY TENNIS FINAL

Oxford beat.

Radio Sporta Male, Corps made

(Carolina Hill ground, 4,30 p.m.) Barker-Becond Bord Board Regatta 7 in the annual, lawn

(Causeway Bay, noon).

Mountain Lodes on-

The following are the teams; Radio:-Man Bingh, P. Singh and H 38. Grewal, Ingest Bingh Hasan, and Bingham 10: Bingh;) Awber: Bingt, K Singh and is centring too far down the deld. A. Kemp (Captain).

**** ber

R.A.S.C: DRAW WITH THE UNITED.

No Goals Scored.

INTERPORT GOLFERS - BACK

XI

26.11.18

C. W. E. Bishop 8,00

A.D. Lowson ..

22.11.18 20.5 15 251 19 18.21 H.J.D. Lowe-N C.B. R. Sargent 41.98 147 11 13.27 A. K. Mackensie AE Lissaman, J. R. Way £5.5 8 161 11-1486 Comdr. B. H. MacBean and T... AG. E. Gahagan 20 116 6 19.88. Pearce, the Colony Interport golfers L. D. Kibee 91 20 237 12.19.75, who were besten by Manils by 10 The annual Lawn Tennis Tourpe points to 2 last wock arrived back in

even

Flood.

RAS.C. TEAM TOMORROW

Playing on the Marina ground resterday the Jat Odicers defeated

The Club Championship was wOIL by Capt. P. 8: Cannon; the Handi- cap Bingles "A" by RP. Newell the Handicap Bingles "B" by C.W.

the Royal Artillery officers in E. Bishop: the Handicap Doubles Bentley

The following have been select friendly hockey match: by 3- gonig to by A. J. Blocker and M. JE Z War Da the other sing B, Bell did lits |_ Linesis:--Hollingsworth,

and Rofaster comana," Kaped to play for the Royal Army. Ser. 1' after leading by a goal at the in- ing; and the Mixed Doubles by H.

ng and Miss Potter: In the

J. Armstrong #ins'slibrask she improvód:

Gutte and at CotterZayne Morrell, when nder, LA Wilson and LA. Hocquard Wing Corpsragulant: the Kowloon terval,