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GUNNERS GO DOWN TO ST. JOSEPH'S 4-2 Chinese Athletic Prove

Too Good For Navy

The only upset in the three First Division soccer games played yesterday was the unexpected defeat of Royal Artillery by St. Joseph's by four goals to two.

At Causeway Bay Chinese Athletic garnered both points when they beat Royal Navy by four goals to two after being two goals in arrears in the first half. The other game between South China and Kwong Wah was very scrappy and did not reach first division standard, South China won by three goals to one.

Medicals

established a recure this season when they beat Hong Kong Electric by 14 goals after tending by four goals in the first hall,

FIRST DIVISION

R.A.-St. Joseph's

At Sookunpoo 25th Roval Artillery were unpleasantly sur- prised when they were beaten by St. Joseph's by four goals to to in the First Division, after sharing four goals at the inter- val.

RESULTS AT

A GLANCE

FIRST DIVISION

M. Josegli's. Royal Navy Kong Wah

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25th R.A.

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3 Chinese Ath.

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Sooth China

SECOND

DIVISION

W.D). Chinese

5 R.E.ME.

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# H.A.M.C. Pulice

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156. Joseph's 1 St. Joseph's were the faster | South China team and their nippy forwards. Beraie

Taikoo Rave the

Gunters' defence i gwelling, afternoon,

Criske in goal. gave a very gol dispiny and brought oft a number of good saves.

St. Josepir's made full use of the fast wingers, Omar and Xavier, G. Pereira was the live wire of the attack. He laplay a good ball control. He sent good passes to his forwards and had a share in two of his side's gual, one of which he seared him-

3

victora

and eventually emerged by ponds to 2

Navy Rove a brilliant exhibi. tion in the first balf and had the Chines: players all at sea.

Best period, they kept their own fareraryle continually

nove

purses.

with

long,

011 the sweeping

The game was marred by fr quent blowing of the whistle for petty infringements on the part of the Chinere players.

The game opened with Navy taking the tend in the first minute through Pallard, who artied after a fine run down the right sving.

They Navy were awarded n free kick just outside the penalty Aren. Foxter took the kick and sent in a stinging shot, which Kave Lou no chance, to put Navy two up.

At the other end, the Chinese were awarded hands,

a penalty for L Tal-fai took the spot kick, but Thompson saved at the extense of a fruitless corner.

Half time came with the Navy feuding two nil,

After The change over, the Chinese started off strongly and continually harassed the Navy defence.

In the second half, the post. tons were reversed and were hot for the sterling game played by their defence, Navy would tindoubtedly have gone down to

your heavier defeat Thompson, in the Navy Pont self with a shut which indagain played a great game unti Craske well beaten.

Feould not be blamed for any of The Gumers were

without the shots which, managed to get their rentre forward, Lawton, past him. and Dennis came into the skle. Young and Cousins, the full

They played clean footballcks were outstanding. They Root by a defender. and took no advantage against often cleared yards of ground to their emailer oppments.

Following a raid n the Navy goal. the ball was kicked, by n Chinese player, out of Thoinp son's hands while he was on the ground and deflected Into the

This unexpected success served thed NO

ails?i and kept to spur the Chinese

to greater the Chiness forwards at bay efforts i before long, they not Alamer and Gregory eteared with their Best time tackling and only drew level through LI well but had a hard time against faily kicking,

Chun-fat, but went ahend as a the close inter-passing of their The Navy half bucks, Spinas,fresult of Bog goals, by Ho You. opponents.

Brons and Rian, were tenderoga (kce anul Li Tal-fal. and woke tiressly. Shepphen!

The JEL

pivotal

la the The Navy defence continues position workert hard but had his

to play a magnificent game and prevented the Chiacae work cut but watching Pereira

fram scoring further goals. and Cruz.

Teains:

fast

The game storted at a pace with the Gunners attacking. A long punt by Leonard sent St. Joseph's away. Percira started a movement and a centre by Xovler enabled Castilho to open the scoring.

A fow minutica Inter Joseph's increased through Cruz:

St.

U.S. Football

HONG KONG, MONDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1947.

"Ghost" Air Crew

The "Ghost" crew of a pilotless plane: Members of the emergency crew who flew in but did not handle the co- trols of the US Air Force Skymaster C54 during its au- tomatic controlled Atlantic crossing are seen beside the plane at Brize Northon R.A.F. bomber station, near Witnet.

Oxfords irc-APhoto.

Irate Onlooker K.O.'d Referee

London, Oct. 4.

There was a regrettable incident at Newton in the Rugby Union match between the home team and Plymouth Albion. A spectator rushed on the field of play and felled the referee to the ground with a blow to the jaw. The referee was unable to resume charge of the game. Gray, the Northampton right Today's Rugby centre, had a field day when he mateks: scored 30 of the 49 points piled up. during the game, crossing the line four times for four tries, kicked two penalty goals and converted six trics,

Gloucester It was

perhaps unfortunate Wilts 13. 014 Mithillians should

Naty: Thompsonk Young. Couales, Spinks, Brane, Rixon, Pollard, Peterson, Rafferty, Foxler and Hash,

Chinese Aläfellez

Winx-chua that Incl Ha Bur-keung, Ul. Kwek-veni, 1To Yen

S.C.-Kwong Wah

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County Championship

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ARSENAL STILL REMAINS

UNBEATEN IN

HOME SOCCER

London, Oct. 4.

But for the element of luck which rescued Arsenal to share the points of a goalless draw, there would be no unbeaten team in the major leagues of English football this season.

Arsenal still hold that re- Aston Villa, and

perhaps the ord, however, and even re- mystery of some of Chelsea's membering that Ruoke missed earller displays has been

penalty for them, most of solved.

the 62,000 people packing the It was thought that wing ground must have felt that play was their weakness. To- Arsenal owe much to their deday, however, they had a win- fence against icam which ger who has been pinying only. played better football.

a few games. Campbell on the: Queen's Park Rangers, the right wing. Splendid wing play other unbeaten side before to-by him featured the match and day, lost their record more de- he scored twice-Reuter. cisively than the score may suggest, for Swindon, who missed a scoring chance in the first

out-

minute, generally tayed the Londoners, whose Koal had several

narrow

CA-

apes, particularly in the first ball.

Arsenal just kept in front of Preston by reason of their point from a draw, Preston scoring a notable away win.

The first four teams in the recond Division avoided defent to leave West Bromwich Al Lion in front.

Australia Wins In

Rugby Tour

London, Oct. 4.

British

Dock Strike Spreading

Bristol, Ors, 4. The official dock strike which Started at Bristol City docks inst Thursday spread to Avonmouth today and 1,800 dockeṛt none are ·· ille.

Terler lunded ships ́stood tule in the Britol and yonmauth fort areas-United Press.

Strong Shanghai Bowls Team

Shanghai has selected a very strong lawn bowls team for the forthcoming Interport nistches against Hong Kong in the first

week of November.

The team will leave Shanghai mu

the 27th of this month,

Tom

The Australian itugby Union touring team scored a runaway victory over Northumberland The team will be under the cap. and Durham by 49 points to 0 sincy of Tom Main while Mr. V. .. Queen's Park Rangers, with at Newcastle today thus regia Xavier will accompany the team. a big lead in Third Divisiontering their highest score of

Main is a veteran, bowler South, are still six points in

the tour.

known to most Hong Kong lowires. Early in the game the War-le has represented Shanghai on flyo front.

The most notable

Inbles' pack dominated change

the previous secasions and is a regular hawler for the Shanghai Recreation WOR Bristol

scrums and gave Burke a con- Club City's rine to second place behind Queen's did not wante it, neither did interport against Hong Kong in 1931.

stant supply of the ball. He A. M. Goierrez played blue fr Park Ranger, due to thair win-the highest score of the day--and Dournemouth's down fall.

Sixty-thousand people saw a rejuvenated Chelaca

Cremin, who, apparently with- A capable bowler he has just cap- with clockwork precision. out offort, sent the line away talned the Barbarians Bowling Club

to victory in the Mercury Cup,

Weak tackling by the home He has played for Club Lusitano. thrash team did much to help the Aus- the longkew Golf Club in the tralian victory. The Northern Pant. This year he skipped the rink that wan the Shanghai Open Risk team

wingers never got a Championship. chance, and Stoddart, in pur- B. R. Harmer is a'stenity, bowler ticular, did not get even one from the Shanghai Lawn Bowls Club pass throughout the game..

and was runner with, T. S. Parry in For the Australians, the the Shanghai - Open. Pairs - Champlon; " wing three Eastes secured four ship. tries, while Cremin, MucBride,

How They Stand

"F, (1. Mader has played bi inter-

· FIRST DIVISION

Fuller, Kearney, Walker, Burke Ports several times and a member of the Shanghai Recreation Club, K F. W. D. L. F. A. Pia, ) and Davis ench

crossed the skipped a rink this year in the Open Arsenal

10 # 20 23 5 8 Northumberland and Durham Rink Championship, losing to Gutiér and Preston N. 11 R1J7 13 17

line once. MacMaster and Al-rex in the final. Blackpool ... 14 3 2 18 8 13 Aston Villa.. 13 ASA⠀⠀ an each converted three trics, B. P. F. Marques is a reliable lead Shefeld U...

14 14 2011 while Walker dropped a goal.—and bowling exceedingly well this Everton

11 4 26 12 15 47 Reuter.

*Can. He was runner-up in the 1310

Club Matches

Park 3, London Hospital 11 Bir Grimsby

Manchester C.

Liverpool Huddersfield,. 11 3 14 179 Birkenhead

Chelsea

11 2

10 13 J

717 12 17

14 3 2 6 14 15

12 1

5 10 7 11

singles competition in 1942.

C. Payson, a versatile bowler and

REFEREES' MEETING

The monthly meeting of the long Kong Football Referees' Association in the offices of the Hong Kong Foul will be held today at 8.30 palà

ball Amociation.

New York. Out. 4: College

football

finals: Colorado 0. Columbia 13 Navy G. Army 47 kr. Ing ting-yuk, Chan Kam-pul, 1 choose these rivals for the open. Pittsburgh 6. Yale 14 Cornell Kwok Cheuk-cheang

Notre Dame 40 Tal-fni. T. Chun-fat. Tau Cheung-wining match, for the Midlanders

and Leang Ping | have, now won seven successive Blackbroth 22 0, Princeton 21 Brown 7. Har kwan

games.

132 AUSTRALIAN GOLF has excellent match temperament and vard 19 Boston University 14.

Coventry also retained its un-mingham 10, London Scottish 3 Stcke Chy the lead Dartmouth

beaten record, but it was a nar- Harlequins 14, London Welsh 0 Sunderland

New York, Oct. J. a valuable maset to any team and cap 28 Syracuse

South China beat Kwong Wohrow business 7.

Hobby Locke of South Africa and play as either lead, two or three. Penn State 54 Bucknell 0. by three goals to one at Eound-dropped goals.

goal, two Richmond 16, St Mary's Hospital Wolves ..... Gunners attacked strongly and Pennsylvania 69 Lafayette-0. Street after a goalless first and a try, to a goal, a

27 12 14 Jim Ferrier, former Australian l a penalty goal

Portsmouth amisunderstanding between Georgia 35 Louisiana State 19.

13 holder of the American Professional. penalty 21-Old-Cranielghans-0. Abera halt.

19 2 # 15 14 12 Golfers' Association title, will pros Hussain and MacDougall allow Michigan

Except for a few

two trics. Individual period of the

goal and

At one vot 18 Abertillery, 6. Aldershot Middlesbro 10 G2 5 10 14 12 vide Norman Von Nida with com ed Dennia to nip in and score. Northwestern 27 UCLA 20 maining players were poor and lost a player, and Leicester re-super-Mare 3, Bedford 22, Glou-Derby City 10

12 Studford 1,

players who did

Coventry Services 0 Wasps 15, Barnstaple Charlton .. 10 4 1 1 23 well the reled by 15 points to 8, but they 17 Rensiven 3, Bath 4 Weston kur

petition in the Australian toura A few minutes later Master Duke 19 Tennessee 7, Mississip the speelators were glad when covered to within one point beecater 0, Bristol

inents this Manchester U, 1923 13 14 News and Information Bureau

winter, the Austrating put the Artillery on level terms.pl 33 South Carolina 0, Van-the game ended.

In the second half, after derbilt 14 Alabama 7. Georgin

16 Stroud. 1. un fore the winners dropped their Cardiff 29 Newport Leung Wing-chui in the pivot final goal.

nounced today.-Amerlated Press. 13 Craske had savest a number of Tech 20 Tulane 0, innis 36! poultion for South China was

0. Chellen-Burnley shots, Pereira gave the Saints Iowa 1. Minnesoin 28 Nebras-e best player on

Bedford played most of the ham 6 Somerset Police 6. Cross view while first balf without a winger, who Keys 0 Newbridge 3, Devonport

SECOND DIVISION the lead and shortly after Cruz ka 13. Purdue 24 Ohio State leader.

Chan Tak.fal was ค clever was injured,

P. W. D. L. P. APU but made the game safe when he 20.

afterwards Services. 14 Torquay Athletic 3, West Drum. 11 17 19 17 Wisconsin 7 Imiona 7

showed greater resource Summy - Trang in

to Excler scored.

gual for triumph over adversity,

9 Redruth 14. Halifax 14mingham 21714 10 (tie), Texas 4 North Carolina Kwong Wak

Waterloo 19, Leicester 14 Coven-Shefield Wed, 11 0 1 4 20 21 ⠀ 0, Oklahoma 26 Texas Aggies well and if it was not for him performance against

Binckheath achieved a cubitaltry 19, Manchester

Curdiff 3 Sule 23. Lost United 11 5 12 10 10 it 3.20 11 13 14, Utah State 26 Colorado Ahe score would have been mitch whe

opponents Moseley 35 St. Bartholomew's We Ham... 11

17 23 and M 1.

eight Oregon State 14 bigger.

County Hospital 0, Neath 80 Llanelly 3, Newcastle Washington 7. Nevada 13 Ore Chino looks the lead through Lau Bailey, Bath's stand-off half, in ton 0 London Irish 0, Sheffield Southampton

In the second

period, South players,

Northampton 49 Old Millhilllions Fulham A perfect dropped goal by 0, Notts 15 Old Blues 3. Nunca Barrier Kon d, Washington State 7 Sek.wah but Kwong R.N.-Chinese Athletic

Idaho G Colgate 20

Wah the first Ilf of the game, proved 5 Wakefield 25, Kings equalised when Lou

Swansea Tak-fook to be a match

24 Tottenham 11 After belg led by 2-0 at half 15, West Virginia 35 Washing-on the part of the goalie,,

Point 0, Holy Cross 19 Temple scored from a partial clearance game against

winner In the Rosslyn Park 11, United Services Luton Town local rivals Chinese Athletic

at Portsmouth 3 Guys Hospital 22,Coventry back in whirlwind fushlon in the ton and Lee G, Michigan' State South China once again took Weston-super-Mare, where the Edinburgh Wanderers

18 Edin. Bury opposition's only points Sek-wah match 7 Misslanippi State 0.Associate lend through Lau

came burgh Acaderoicals 14.. Greenöcle Leliester against Navy at Causeway Bay ted Press.

and before the end Chan Tak- had decided

from a penalty goal. Balley Wanderers & Glasgow University Notte Forest

to play fal scored.

no more 8. Klevinside 13 Glasgow Acade Breation! Plymouth Rugby, but answered the call to micals 1B, Penarth 5 Pontypool Bradford South China

13-Reuter, Chu Wing-kun: Yums turn out today, Yaucheung av Lam Yewheung: Chan Tak-wing. Leung Wing-chist and 100 Buk-chung: Chik Wan, Lee Yuke-tak, Chan Tak-fnl, Tong Sheng and Lau Ark. wah.

Wong

St. Jomph'nt MacDougal; Humanity an Leonard: Brown, Monsun and J. Peevita:

M. Xavier, duallide, Criss, Iceland Omar,

28th Sh.A.1 Craske Mainer and G

"gory:~"Jelich. Skepperd 10 Cutting: Shaw. Masterton, Bonnie, Shaw and Vati

time.

@cond balt

of their

come

Yankees Take 5th Game Of Series

of

The

New York, Oct. 4.

Тедста

saved his charge

Kwong Wah: Bammy Teang: Bhutki and Leang. Pak-wal; Young The cheung, Jung Chung-plog and In Yu- keng Chang Wing. Lau Tuk-tock, Cha 14. Tane Yuskan and Chane Walshel

SECOND DIVISION SECTION "8" H.K.E.-R.A.M.C.

Hong Kong. Electric gave

included

N.Z. Rugby

Rugby Tourists Beaten By Britain

.. 11 5 4 .... 110

... 1

3 18

1

11 2 0 8

112⇓

10 19 21 0 15 Chesterfield 10 11 17 Unnenler

10

4 11 10 Atillwall' ... 10 4 4 12 108

·THIRD DIVISION (SOUTH) Unatal Itovers 12 | Ipawlch Tows 11. G z

Northampton

Ireland Topples Scotland 2-Nil

Belfast, Oct. 4.

Ireland sprang a big surprise here today by beating Scotland by 2 goals to nil in the first Interna- tional Soccer Championship match of the sea- son. It was only Ireland's sixth victory.in 53 matches against Scotland and their first since 1935.

The match was played before the Scottish goal to divent 150,000

spectators Inglorious length and concede a corner. sunshine and WOR a personal

Trick Goal triumph for the new Irish In

Ireland took the lead after 35 ternational, Smythe, who scored minutes when bad P. W, D., L. F. A.Pts. | bolly goals.

covering al), Brought into the lowed the inside left Smythe to 64 20 10 11 side becouse of an injury to Do snap up a through pass and slip 12 herty, after only eight games in the ball post the advancing Mil 2013 14 league football, Smythe Newport 11 8 3 1714 1 his chances in great style, scor- but Ireland still led 1-0 at the seized ler. Scotland fought back hard Port Vale.. 11, 433 29 151ing in each half. Watford 21428 1 23 10 Exeter City.. 1138450 15 11

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Disappointing

Interval.

New York Yankees won the fifth game of the

[The Rugby League International between Great

Leeds, Oct. 4. World, Stries today, defeating the Brooklyn

| Crystal" l'alo to 114, 14. And while lacking, the closs ex-\ with a quick attack ngalast tha

Scotland began the second half- Dodgers 2-1: at Ebbets Field before a crowd of

Britain and New Zealand was a grand see-saw

Resting 11 12:34 20 pected from an International, he Irish defence. The Scottish for Bristol City.11 0 3 2 10 10 was generally on the spot when wards were thrown right out of 34,379, the largest attendance yet in the Series.

game with the tourists a little unlucky to be

Aldershot ...

11. 235 15 20 needed, and his quick bursts of their stride by quick tackling in The victoly a the New Yorkers Eddy Stanky fanned on a three and

beaten by 11 ́pfs, to 10.

Torquay U 11. 34 10 speed caused the most trouble to which the Irish centre-half Ver three games to over the Dod two pitch bat Reese walked on a

Bwindon T. 110 10 11 37 Scotland's defence. victory three and two, sending Gloufrido io i pathetic display', against RAMC/cfonce for a lengthy period in as Johnson, who punted forward 'f Norwich · El 11 2482 41 completely out of the picture by the 32nd minute gers, with only ong" more

They had been pegged to the about the legitimacy of this try Bwaners 1131017 17 Scotland's

non set a great example.. VIA attack was put Ireland increased their lead needed to cllach theries.

second, Johnson singled to centre at Causeway Bay yesterday and ing likely to

the first half, but when appear for Clarke. to gather, appeared to Bournemouth 10822 16 11 the complete domination of the

ondopro Rookie Frank Shep, who pitched scoting Cianfrido. Dixie Walker were beaten by 14 goals in nil strain, they rallied to make one The Anal score was Great Bri. Southend T. 1527 ond captain Verrion. Practically sounded the ball to

crack under: tho, be offside, the opening game, went all the way fouled out to Gilly Johnson and Gene the highest i, score recorded.

19:15 3 20 19 13 mid-held by Ireland's, centre-half again Smythe did the trick, He for the Yanks but had to survive Harmanski ended the Inning, Jlylugdate by any team..

tö of the greatest fights seon in a tila 1''goal and a trics-11. points. Net County 10 ninth-inning rally which had much out to DiMaggio.

single-handed he played Scol1 passed the New Zealand goals and 2 tries ton Orient 19510 drama of the previous day's

The Electric players started, in rugby league test match

It was in the last 10 minutes-10 points-Reuter,

Quorn' I'..@

14 land's inside forwards out of right-winger Eglinton, whose promising fashion, but were un of the opening half that they güme."--

After their sixth inning Deore able to stand the pace,

centre went to Stevenson: The the match.

inside-right gave a short paks ́ to With relief pitcher Joe Page keep, Dodgers, best choce came in The ing: warm in the bull- pens,

THIRD DIVISION (NORTH) With a little more practice and staged their rally, and revealing

Smythe 'who, swept the "höll"into" She seventh when Edwards opened with experience, they should develop took the lead when Clarke fram.

Results superb skill and accuracy, they yielded a single to left by Bruce a walk on tar pitches. Furillo flied into useful side. Quinn gave a difficult angle sent the ball over

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Ireland won -The Scolish centre.forward, first victory over Scotland since 2-0, scoring thelf Edwards to open the ninth inning to DiMaggio and Jorgensen illed to creditable performance. In goal.,

Rugby League club,gamen Wrexham 11

2.20 9 16 Thornton, could Vic Lombardi tan för: Bwards and Lindell, veteran Atky Vaughan S. H. Khan, S. K. Khan and to the bar after Britain had been played today:

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never escape 1035. went to second on Carl Farillo's batted for Behrman and doulled off Hon-cheong also showed sacrifice, Shes to Mirowels Johnny the right field wall, with Edwards they had the makings of good burst through for

that penalised for offside.

The teams:-Froland; Hinton? Barrow 10 Warrington 18 Uradford City 11 24 16 10 11 Vernon's attention, while the in Britain replied when Gwyther Belle Vue Rangers 20, Batley 6.

Carlisle 18-25 21 17 de men, Steela and Watson Ahearne und Martin; Farrel) Jorgensen fled to Henrich, Lom-

Comhalting at third. Pete Relser baited players,

11 12 falled to produce enough craft Vernon and Walsh; Eglinton, Dr. a, try which Dewsbury 13 Bramley 5. Fen- Crewe Alex bardi holding

1134 17 20 12 to draw him out of positim, As Walsh. Smythe and Cochrane... Jécond.

for Stanky and was purposely pas Lelford, RAMC centre-forward, Ward converted, but before the therstone Rovers 10 Wakefield Harrow Then manager, Burt Shottun sented, filling the bases, Eddie Miskis was in devastating form and interval, MacGregor raced over Trinity 11. Halifax 19 Livor Southport

141 11 11 a team Scotland was disappoint one name missing). in Harry Cookin Lavagette to bat ran for Reiser but the bags were tel: scored ten goals for his side. The ed to give New Zealand a47. pool Stanley 6. Hull Kingston Halifax

for a try, which Clarke convert for relief pitcher Hegh Casey, It filled as Feewee Reese was called remaining four goals were acer lead at the interval. wha Lavagetto Whoad won

one on striker. RH. E. and Atkinson

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Rovers 20 Locda 3, Kolghley 0 Lincoln .. Friday's game, Iris similar......... ninth

In the second-half, Forrest in Hull 9. Leigh 60 York 7 Roch. Tranmer inning tumilon with two out, but he New York Yankees 23.0

Teams;

cerased the New Zealand lead dale Hornets 8 Castleford 7 Aristo couldn't do it again; ¿Shea fanned Brooklyn Dodgers 14-1 B.K. Riteler Quinn, Teuling. With an unconverted try but Salford 10 Hunslet St „Gateshead - him and that was the ballgame. Yankees: P. Shen, C. A. Hobinson. Hackeong, Wang Kin, H. Khan, within a few minutes Great Bri Helen's 24: Swinton 3. Widnes Mash

Rochdale " Dodgera rang up their first anal Dodgers: Barney, Ilatten, Dehranom, B.I. Kan, Cheung Lun, Yun tour scored a try through; Aston 19 Bradford Northern 10, Darlington

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31 11 7-11 22 aules, when they tried desperate. Shaw and Young Halfbacks Scotland; >Goal, Millier: Backs 11 299 114Jy to pull the game cut of the Forbes

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