THE CHINA MAIL, NOVEMBER 4, 1938.
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Home & Away Soccer Tables
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THE following are the Home and Away 'soccer tables in the Four English Divisions and the First Division of the Scottish
League:
12 4 14
15 2 12
St. Johnstone
St Mirren
SCOTTISH LEAGUE (1ST DIVISION)
P. P. W. D. L. F. A. Pts. P. W. D. L. F. A. Pts. Pts. 14 7
1 0 28 9 13 7
2 21 18 7 20 € 18 3 10 20
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Rangers
Celtic
13
7
FIRST DIVISION
Derby
Everton Bolton
6 6 0
0 17
P.. P. W. D. L. F. A. Pts. P. W. D. L. 13 6 5 1
0 16 12
F. A. Pts. Pts. Hearts
Queen ↑ O'South,
14
7
14
7
4 11
7.4.
3 12 6
1 0
2
9
9
9 20
Motherwell
14
3
9 11 6 18
Clyde
13
12
6.4
1
1 14
8.9
6 2
2
8
7 6 16
Aberdeen
14.
Liverpool
12
7
Loods.
12
Charlton".
12
Middlesbro
12
Sunderland
12
Portsmouth
12
6
Blackpool
12
Arsenal
12
Leicester
13
Chelsea
12
6
Aston Villa
12
Preston
12
Stoke
12 6
Grimsby
12
6
Wolves
.12
5
Huddersfield
13 7.
Manchester U.
12
6
Brentford
12
6
Birmingham
13
7
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1 0 16
5 135
0
6 10
2 15
Kilmarnock
∙14. 7
0
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1 16
0 14 1·14
7
6
11
5 14
Hamilton
14
7
8.: 10
6
9
4 14
7.10
Hibernian Partick
147 14
7
2
4
6
3
2 10
6 10 13
Falkirk
14.
7
1 10
4 10
14 7
2
15 10
7
6 5 12
14: 7
2 7
1 11
4 8
7
5 7 5 12
Ayr
14
5 15
3 12
Third Lanark
13
7
1 13 8 8
4
6 14
3 11
Queen's Park
13
6
3 8
6.
4
7
9
6
2
8 11
7 11
Arbroath
14
6
7.12
2
11
Raith
14
8 14 5
11
Albion
6 13
3 11
4 7
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9
5 15
3.
4 12
8
5 15
2
8 15
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2 - 2 10 5 8
2 11 7
3 7 8 6
4 11 10 6
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0.2 34 10 10 6
1 1.13 6 11
7
1 26 14 11- 7 2.24 17 10
1
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7
1
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6 11
3
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6.9
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2 15
9 10
1
2 21
9 9.
7
1.18 7 11
7
7
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3 17 18
4 10 18
5 15
4
8 16 6 15
5
9 20 3 14
4
9 204 13
6 9. 18
3. 10 13
8 18
3. 12
6.12
2 12
1.0
5
10 26 2. IL
6
7 18
2
9
4 16 2 8
7 2 0.5
9 20
5
8 19
2
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D. L. F. A. Pts. Pts.
7 10
3 11
2 12
3 11
7 14
4 14
5 13
14
7
2.18 8 9 2 22 18 9 3 11 186 2.18 13 10 1. 22 12
8 6
6
2 11 13 6 8 0 2 6
9 13 4 18 22 4
NAVY MEET CLUB
IN RETURN RUGBY MATCH TO-MORROW
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(By "REFEREE”)
[UDGING from the strength of the Club first fifteen to mest Royal Navy to-morrow in their return friendly Rugby fixture on the Causeway Bay ground, at 4.15 p.m., they are due for an other big defeat, as the Senior Service are fielding, a much im- 13- proved team than that which beat the Club on October 22 by two 4 13 goals and four tries (22, points) to nil
3 13
D. L. F. A. Pts. P. W.
Fulham
13 6
Blackburn
13 G 4
2 0 12 1 1 17
4 10 7 3 2 92 9
9 7
8. 18
1
3
12 12
7 16
West Brom.
13 7 6 0
1 22 11 12 6 2 0
4
10
14
4 16
Newcastle
13 7
0 21 5 14
0 2
4 10
2 16
Tottenham.
12. 7
2
0 15
8.12
3 15
Millwall
12 6
2 0 14
410
8
5 15
Sheffield U.
12 6
3
1 6 2 7
11
Wodnesday
12 6
2
0 134 19 6
15
Bradford
Burnley
12 6 13
2
1 13 108
3
7 11
2 12 10 10
4 10
Plymouth
12 6
2
0 10 2.10
6 11
Luton
12
6
3
0
9. 5
9
8 14
Coventry
12 6
2.
0 B 1.10
.6
5 14
2 12
Bury
12 6
2 -11. 8 7
8
West Ham
13 6
2 19 10 7
1
.9 12
4 11
Southampton
12 6
1 14 10
Notts F.
Chesterfield
12 6 12
9 7
0
5
2.6 6
6.7
4 12
3 9
Norwich
12 7
0.5
2 13 0 8
Manchester C
12 6
4 15 19 4
2 3 10. 13
4
8
Swansea
12
1 8 9 4
6 20
Tranmere
12
6
1 2 9
4 7
0
5 22
Newport Aldershot Crystal P.
Northampton
Brighton
2.7.5
3 14 10 8
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THIRD DIVISION' (SOUTH)
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5 14 1 10
5 14 2 9
P.. P. W. D. L. F. A. Pts. P. W. D. L. F. A. Pts. Pts.
13 6 4 2 0 8 1 10
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2 12 11
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Ú.S.R.C. TO HOLD LADIES' TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS THE GENERAL COMMITTEE OF THE UNITED SERVICES RECREATION. CLUB AN- NOUNCE THAT, AT THE SPE- CIAL REQUEST OF THE PRE-
SIDENT OF THE HONG KONG
LAWN TENNIS ASSOCIATION. THE HON. MR. JUSTICE R. E. LINDSELL, THE CLUB WILL AGAIN HOLD
THE LADIES ** COLONY TENNIS- CHAMPION-
SHIP. THIS YEAR.
ROYAL SCOTS
13 MAINTAIN
3 2 2 11 7
8 18
1 10 6 8 17
8 17
7. 15
8 9 7 15
8 9
5 14
4
4 13
3 14
5 13
3 14
2
6 14 6 13
5 13
3.
8 13 5 12
8 16
4
46 12
2
6 9 5 11
3 10
7 9
6 9
2
9
3 11 2
5 16
1
12 5 4 · 1 - 0 10
3 9
Queen's P.R.
Reading
Swindon
12 6. 3 2 1 14 13 6. 3. 2 1 15 12 6 4 1 1 19 5 12 6
8
3
9 8 97
1
0 13 4 11
13 7
1
1 17 8 11
Exeter ...
12
1 2 9 6
Bournemouth
12 7
4 1 9.8
8
Port Vale
12
0
1 15 5 10
Bristol C.
13
1
2 10. 8
7
Southend
12
4.
2 1 13
6. 10
Mansfield
12
6
3
Nott C.
12
4
1
Watford
13
3
Cardiff
12
Clapton
12
3 1 9 5
Torquay
12
4 7 11
Bristol R.
12
3
2 10 7 ·7·
Ipswich
Walsall
12
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9
5.9
3 7 10 5
2 4 5 9 2
6.
THIRD DIVISION (NORTH)
2
2 12
3 13 3 12
11
BOXING FORM
011 211 The high standard of boxing by the Royal Scots was fully maintain- ed last night at the inter-company novices-finals at Murray Barracks.
6 13
7 "C" Company, won by 12 points 3 from "D" Company..
P. P. W. D. L. F. A. Pts. P. W. D. L. F. A. Pta. Ptg.
2 11 9 9: 20 4 11 16 6 18 8 18 9 17
7
0 163 10 6
Barnsley Crewe Southport
13 6 5
10 18 5 11
13 6 6 0
0 18 5-12
12 6 4
Oldham
13 6 4
2 12 9 8
Doncaster
13
6
Cheater
12
7 4
1 20 12 10
5
1
1.11 6 9 7
19 7 4
2 15 11 9
7 4 1 2 16 89
13. 7-6 13 7
5
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New Brighton
Hall
Stockport Bradford C. Barrow obj Rotherham Halifax York...
Gateshead. Wrexham
- Carlisle
Darlington Rochdale
Lincoln
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12- 6 5
13 86
13 7 3 4
12 6.9
1252
13 7
0 -10
1
2. 9
2
1 12 " 2 13 8
Lt. Walters, who should have played in the first game, but who is actually making his first ap- pearance this season, to-mor- row, is still one of the Navy's fastest wing-threequarters and will be supported on the inside by Lt. Bayly, an
an enterprising player from the Eagle, who made an- excellent impression a few days ago against H.M.S. Med way and the Submarines, - al- though he would do well to pass the ball a trifle quicker than is his wont.
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Lt. Talbot, the Navy's best scrum- half, makes
re-appearance, after three weeks and should prove a tower of strength behind the strong. Navy pack, which has several newcomers in- cluding Lt. Pumphrey and Pay. Mid. Young, both of the Dorsetshire.
Club will be without many of their players owing to Volunteer Camp and injuries, although their back division is a fairly fast one. Club's “A” fifteen Col. D. J. McDougall, Officer Com-will meet an Army team at 3 p.m..
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manding, presenting the prizes, con- Club: J. R. Henderson; M. G. Car veyed the greetings and best wishes ruthers, G. S. Wilson, W. E. Grieve from the Colonel-in-Chief, the Prin- and W. M. MacGrath; A. H. R. Butcher cess Royal, and Tommy Evans, form and E. C. Luscombe; K. A. Watson, K. W. Salter, T. H. Pratt, E. W. Stout, 716 er lance sergeant of the Royal Scots C. M. Stark; H. W. E. Heath, A. J. G. 6 16 and former featherweight cham-Taylor and W. B. Richardson.
pion of Scotland. He had sent his Royal Navy: Lt. Stevens (Kent); Lt. belt to his Regiment, for competi- Walters (Olympus), Lt. Bayly (Eagle),
4
1
0
2
3
1 8
8
2 11 7
1
3 7 9 7 16
1 11 9
7 16
3
3 12 17
3 14
3
5
5
5 16 2 13. 3:17
2 12
5
2 11 2 12
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7.6.1
71
6
021 7 11 6 2.18 8 12
1:19. 7 11
2 23 5 10
6-10. 5
111: 5-6
2 13
1 2 11 9 7
0 1 11 5 8 8
2 19 11. &
9 13 6 2.11 9 5
12 6 3
13
13 7 3.2
13 7
3
Hartlepools
13
Accrington
13
́CRICKET TEAMS FOR...
TO-MORROW
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6-12 2 14tion in the area championships. P. O. Askith (Dainty) and Shpt. Wells
9 14 4 11
1117 4 10
1 16 0 10
718
3 10
6
9 30 5 22 4 8 20
1. 9
0.8
2 8
6 4 -19
3
7.. 14 2
6
5:16
2
4
SCOTTISH TEAM
The following will represent Crai- FOR FOOTBALL
gengower C.C. against the Press at
cricket to-morrow at Happy Valley
B. R. Irance (Capt.), G, A. Lee, C. W. Lam, A. R. H. Esmail, F. K. Lee, A. K. Ismail, G. Souza, H. P.`Lim, W. K. Way, T. Locke and A. «H. Esmail,
H.C.C. TEAM
INTERNATIONAL
The following were the results: Bantamweight-Pte, Hall (“C” Coy.) beat Pte. Cochrane ("C" Coy:).
(edway); Lt. Elliot (Eagle) (Cap- Thatcher (Eagle), Shpt. Staples (Es- tain) and Lt.. Talbot (Otus); A. Catchweight Pte. Hart ("D" Coy.) St. John (Pandora), Lt. Pumphrey gle), Ldg. Sea. Romans (Eagle); Lt. beat Lieut. Patterson ("C" Coy.).
Featherweight. L/Cpl. Octon (H.Q-) Anderson (Olympus) and Pay. Mid. (Dorsetshire); Lt. Ogle (Phoenix), Lt. knocked out Pte. Rompen ("C" Coy.) Young (Dorsetshire).
jin the first round.
Special contest-Bdmns, Emerson
Referee: Surg. Lt.-Comdr. A. E.
(R. Scots) beat Cpl.. Skelton (Fusil-Nicholson, R.N. 8 iers)...
Lightweight.--Pte. Scott ("C" Coy.) | Club “A” XV: G. Low; D. B. Nelson, knocked out Fte, Bankier (“D” Coy.) J. Redman, A. H. Murray and F. M. in the first round.
Thompson; E. Taverner and R. Ruther Special contest Pte. 40 Scott (R. ford; W. G. Schnabel, J. 8. Dunnett, Scots) beat L/Cpl. Lawler (Fusiliers). G. J. P. Carey; P. W. Burton, G. M. Welterweight Pte. ̈ ̈ ̈ Meikle · {"p" Marrs: R. Leigh, K. H. G. White and Coy) beat Pte. Quinn.
J. T. Brown. Final Company positions:-"C" Coy. 78 points; "B" Coy, 56 points; H.Q. 48 Ferguson (Middlesex), Lt. Gudgeon Army Spr. Nouch, (RE.); Pte. points; "A" Coy. 22 points; "D" Coy. (Middlesex), Spr. Waite (RE), Spr. 14 points.
Middleweight Pte. Wallace ("C" Scots), and Lt. Kerrich (EL_Surreys);
Artingstale (RE.); L/Cpl. Boe Coy) beat Pte. Moore ("" Coy.).
Special contest-Ritchee (R. Scots)(Middlesex), Pte. Bousted (R.A.0.C.); L/Cpl. Ross (R. Scots), LA, Hawitt boat L/Cpl. Jones (Fusiliers).
Lt. Wallie (E/Surreys), Gir. (5th A.A.); L/Bar, Page 45th
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ge- London, To-day. The following have been selected to play for Scotland in the Inter The following will represent Kow, national – soccer loon C.C.againat Diocesan Boys Wales at Edinburgh on Wednesday, dlesborough); Miller (Hearts); Pie Berry (Middinnen) and;
classic against School to-morrow:
W. Mulanby (captain), R. Baldwin, November 9:—
S. A. Gray, K. M. Baxter F. A. Adams, R. A. J. Simpson, G. Walker, R. A.
Brown
\: \(Clyde);
Delaney (Celtic); Walker (Hearts), ford (IL0.8) Anderson McCulloch (Derby), R. Beattie, R (Preston); (Preston), Gillis (Everton). Barker (Ben Shankly (Preston), Baxter (Mid-Reuter.
Harding, Williams, R. Lee, L., W. (Hearts), A. Beattle Hume. Umpleng H. Orety,REG
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