1952-12-01 — Page 6

League Soccer

THE CHINA MAIL, MONDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1952.

SOUTH CHINA TAKE OVER LEAGUE LEADERSHIP WITH A BRILLIANT VICTORY

By "SPIV"

South China yesterday concluded their first round of Senior Soccer League matches with a brilliant 3-2 triumph over Eastern to not only remain the only unheaten team in this division so far but take over as well leadership in the League table from Kitchee.

Watched by a capacity crowd, the match produced some of the most exciting soccer this season and reached a thrilling finish as the gallant Eastern X1, on their last legs, repeatedly stormed the South China goal only to fail by the literal inch to score the equaliser.

The defences of both teams Theirs was a glorious defeat. During those 18 minutes, with 10 tulhutes of the rebre three

to nil were equally steady, with the goals and the last yesterday's play will long re-against them and defeat staring exception of Yue Yiu-tuk in the main in the memory of these them in the for Eastern nol Eastern goal, whose unsteady scoring two handling of the ball cost his who watched the match as only succeeded in

by a team that gods, but were rather unfor- skle two costly goals. gallant effort was generally conceded to lack tunaten not having been able to convert at least one of the staying power,

three golden chances tant erano And if the hero of yester- day's match is to be chosen. It their way,

Two of these came from bril- is cult choice between

Ko Poliant offers by Thu Ching-to Hau Ching-to and

who in the waning seconds of keung.

the game had the defence almost at a stall with his dazzling sprod.

GRAND BATTLE

IT'S NOT A RECORD

London, Nov. 30, Whenever an outstanding happening occurs in spart, start the statisticians delving into the past to see whether it bears comparison with earlier happenings.

The game was a grand battle of tactics, with Fastern as the older team trying to conserve

irs their staminų

the carly stars and South Chinn trying 1 utilise their speed

and abundant stamina to the fullest advantage.

scen

con-

Both teams were fully versant

rsant with each other's type is a result short- play and of passing movements were little 01', when effected, were practically ineffective.

Direct first-time hard tackling was the order of the day and

teams cor both

correctly adopted

wings.

Despite the fact that five goals altogether were scored in this match, both sets of forwards seldom got together effectively and the majority of gouts come from melees in front of the goalmouth.

SPORTING SAM

HOME SOCCER

REVIEW

By Reg. Wootton

Top Four Clubs In The First Division All Draw

London, Nov. 29.

The top four clubs in the English First Division all drew today. Wolver- hampton Wanderers, who have set the pace in the First Division for the past eight weeks, just managed to cling to their slender lead by drawing 0-0 away with Burnley, who had nearly all the play but could not beat international Bert Williams on his re- turn to the Wolverhampton goal.

The Wolves now have 25 points for 19 games and lead by one point from Sunderland, who drew 2-2 on Tottenham Hotspurs ground.

The Spurs had to thank the | Little

white ball for saving a point

This was undoubtedly due to the change of tactics adopted by both forward lines, and the lockscored by international Trevo of any good header among them. Ford, when the referee introduc- er it because of falling light, Centres from the wings wer easily dealt with by the defend- ers whose heating ability was much superior.

Soon the

the for end

the

GOALS THE South China assured offensive from the start and opened the scoring in the 12th minute

a tussle of play. In between

Ling-sing and Lec

whistle went for hands against Lee.

Yue Cheuk-yin tools the So when Harold Alkinson,

spot kick just outside the box the left. A high centre to the goalmouth centre-forward of Tranmere Rovers, scored six of his

bolk Yue Yu-tak and of making Kwok Ying-lok the mare open piny

jump to the side's eight goals against full use of tho wis

ball. Yue got his hands to it, Ashington in the first round

South China's youth and but did not hold it, and Soong up with a of the Cap, comparisons speed was a distinct advantage, Ling-sing followed

almost open made with

past when their defenders were just header into the

gonlmouth. that split second faster on the bali than the Eastern fat who were comparatively much slower on the ball and manoeuvring into position.

were records,

Some were prepare to say Atkinson's feat was a Cup re- cord until they found that hod been done before. The last occasion was in the 1938-1939 zeuson,

Rooke, when Ronnie

who scored so frequently fur Fulham and the Arsenal, scored all six gonts for Fulham against Bury In a

a third round tie of the Cup competition. Thirty-one

earlier, years

registered six beat when they

George Histo for Chelsea Worksop by nine goals to one.

BAND SELECT

Atkinson doer jein a small and select band and may claim

a personal record when recall-

This was sucti

time and agein

HONGKONG'S TEAMS TOP ASIAN LIST

In

Singapore, Nov. 30. The Asian Table Tennis

ing that he accomplished a Federation announced to single hat trick in the opening day that Hongkong's men's

BW

At the interval, South China led by one goal to nil

sent in

goal.

.

Tommy

Harmer

Was not

and Frozen grounds throughout centre-forward Len Duquemin the country made good football as Sunderland led by two goals snatched the equaliaing goals. impossible, and in some case Arsenal. and Burnley, who caused postponements. But the

programme third and fourth in the soccer were table, are joined on the 23 affected ns badly. as Rugby point mark by West Bromwich league football, which sulfered Albion, whe bent

holdup for many the League its biggest champions, Manchester United, years, Reuter. 3-1 after being a goat down at half-time, scored by 17-year-old Eldie Lewis. making his League debut for Blanchester United.

Home Rugger Results

London, Nov. 29, Postponement of all four County mitelics in the northern of the Rugby Union roup County championship because of frozen grounds to-day was a blow to the clubs who provide, the County players,

Not only did these clubs lose their star players but they will again have to sucriflee them for the rearranged games.

fixtures

In their six previous visits to Stoke. Arsenal had been beaten four times and won only once. It looked as though their "hoo foo" would persist today, when lowly Stoke gained an early lead, but two minutes from the end. Arsenal equalised to

point. Though Manchester City gain- ed their third win of the season, beating Derby by the only goal, they remained at the boltam, of table, one point below the Stuke.

BIGGEST SURPRISE

EVE

LEAGUE TABLES

London, Nov. 30. Football League standings mulches after yesterday's were:

FIRST DIVISION

Valves Sunderland Arsenal

Burnley

W. Bromwic Bjackpoot Liverpool Preston

Newcastle Chariton Sheffield

Portsmouth Middlesbro

A number of club also had to bo called off-to-day. ] Biggest surprise of the day Tottenham Among these was the game be- was Nollingham Forest's 0-0 Aston Villa

Gloucester and Oxford win at Birmingham in Division-Manchester U tween University, which was to have II. Forest's centre-forward W. Cardif been Oxford's last test before Ardron returned to form with a Chelsea the

Derby annual match with Cam-fine hat trick.

Stake Manchester C.

round of last season's Cup com- and women's teams have an all-out offensive with and play took place in a snow-

petition when Goule were the sufferers.

21

Goals

L988=NOTERSGHARAGAARSON

SECOND DIVISION'

West flamm

Nolte County..

Bury

Brentford

Hull City

Doncaster

Town

Southampton

Nine minutes after the re- sumption they increased their lead through another fumble by Yue Yiu-tak. From the right wing position, Yue Cheuk-yin bridge. As a result of this blank The two top clubs, Sheffield Sto

a low centre to the day, Oxford Will have had more United and Huddersfield Town, penalty spot. Yue Yiu-tak came than a fortnight's rest by the bath visited London. Wnlle up to meet the waist-high ball, time they take

the fold at United were sharing two goals Sheffield U aludderleid fumbled with it and Lee Kwong Twickenlicon on December 9, with West Ham, Huddersfield

Plymouth wing drove it into the open

goals without Leicester play their last whipped in two Cambridge

Fulham 10 cutotherium Ten minutes later Lee Yuk-game batore Twickenham on reply against

Luton Town to one point.Birmingham meet Mr United's lead Monday, when they take snapped, 九 through pass,

Sheffield now have 28 points Notts Forest and made his way along the Steele-Dodger's XV.

from 20 games. Huddersfield Futhar middle. On the verge of being Many clubs fought unusual Town have 27 from 19 matches. Leeds United tackled by both Chan Fei-hung battles with the weather, which Plymouth Argyle third and Lo on-san, he got his feet turned gemes into tests of en- the table dropped a home point Swansea to the buil and pushed il past durance rather than skill. in a goalless draw with Doncas-Fincoin city' the p the approaching Yue Yiu-lak.

At Bristol, where the hometer Rovers. with the situation almost un- team lost 5-0 to Newport, snow Eastern began to was piled along the touch lines been ranked first in Asia by 25

increased in in- the defenders taking part storm, which even There must. be something in its three-man rankings com-in the attack.

tensity after the laterval. the Traumere air for Dixie mittec, headed

the by

Yet even this Arctic setting the 22nd minute they Denn, whose feats for Everton Maharajah of Baroda.

forced a corner. Lou Yee got did not prevent the encounter can be recalled, and Pengo

his head to the centre from Ito from becoming somewhat heat- Waring, who gained several Si Su-chu of Hongkong tops Ying-fun but sent it straight to ed and one player from euch international caps when with the men's

individual rankings Cheung Kam-hol just in front side was ordered oil.

Because of snow at Coventry, Aston Villa 20 years ago, were while India's Mrs Gool Nasik- range Cheung where Blackheath were the both

wala leads the ranked woтел Then it is a Tranmere man players.

difficulty

in putting the visitors, the captains agreed to play only 30 minutes each way. scoring who holds the

record

The following were the de- ball past King-yin. Divising In Third

(Northern) tailed rankings;

Eastern maintained their of- The Midland pack soon football, Bunny Bell getting! Teams. Hongkong, Japan, fensive and three minutes before nine in a League game against Macao, india, Singapore, Mala- the end, Hau Ching-to got Oldham 17 years ago.

ya, Indonesia and South Korea, through to

a long pass. Chiu Atkinson,

Tranmere Women's.--Hongkong. Macao, Chor-wing

at was injured followers, is thus only keeping India, Singapore, Indonesia.

tempting to tackle him, and the up the club's tradition for Rankings of players were:

ball deflected to Cheung Kam- Su-chu Men. Sil

(Hung-hol who having inside forwards who

slammed it past Pau kong), Hiroli Satoh (Japan), Fu from close-in. score freely.-Reuter.

Chi-tong (Hongkong), Chimp

Just before the final whistle Chin-sing (Hongkong), Yayushi blew, Hau Ching-to

wove his (Japan), Jayant (India), Tsuno-

way across the goalmouth but

Tranmere men.

say

Malayan Team

Beat K. Tong

Lau

Sik-fang and

(Масло). Tiruvengudam Bhandari (India).

Women-Mrs Nasikwala (In-

In

h. At point-blank ·

по

Pau

the

da (Japan), Cheng Kuck-wing his shot from a 10-yard range to (Hongkong),

the

edge of the goalmouth was well taken by Pau,

Hau Ching-to made another dia), Bagulo, Wong (Hongkong), grand effort soon after and his

across The Kowloon Tong Club lost Yashiko Tanaka (Japan), Chan centre

goalmouth to Malaya, 16 sets to 2, in a Yeo-tsing

Fujii found Ho Ying-fun who, how- friendly tennis tournament held (Japan). Sayce, Sultana (In over, missed with a first-timer. at the Kowloon Tong Garden |dia) —Reuter.

Lo Hon-san followed up but drove the ball City Association yesterday,

Just over the bar and with that the final whistle blew.

Results were;

Mens'

Single--Oug

Chow-beo

(Balaya) beat Kho Sin-oel 0-3, 0-2: Lim Be-clin (Meloyat drew wit Roch Liang 0-0, 6-3; Lán Khee-liang (balaya) beat C. Y. Wong 6-4, 0-1.

Mixed Doubles. - Ong

Chew-bec Chun beat K. S. Lin and Catherine Phon 6-1, 0-2: Loong Hoe- yeng and Mrs Kat Loong (Maleyn)

and

Bira Gladys

(Malay)

best Daniel Chan and Mes Dao 0-6, 3-0.

(Macao),

LIGHT BLUES

BOAT RACE

WIN WOMEN'S

Chiu

CS-

S. Australia Ahead Of NSW

On 1st Innings

Blackburn R... 10 Burnsley

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THIRD DIVISION (SOUTHERN) Bristol Rovers. 20 14 4 2 50 20 33 Norwich City--20- Northampton

Bristol Cy

40 34

20 12 3 20 9 0

| Coventry "Cily, 20 0 0

Butwall

10 8 0 Brighton & H. 208-5 Exeter City Reading Watford Southend U

34 27

the

Queen's Park

Adelaide, Nov. 29. South Australia scored 104 in Lablished at marked advantage their first innings in reply to in the open and the backs were New South Wales total of 148 quick to make use of their op- portunities with the result that at the close of play in Coventry won 16 points to six,

Results of rugby matches Playes today were:

•

Lancashire Cup Final Leigh 22 St Helens 5. Rugby League Club Matches

Huddersfieldi 21 Rochdale Hornets 4 Wigon 20.

All other matches were post-

Sheffold Shield match to-day.

The scoreboard read:

New South Wales-1st Ions. R. Lindwall & Wilson b Marsing G. Trueman e Wition b Noblet

A. Davidson e Langley b Noblet J. Zurice e Manning b Nobiel Benaud e Manning" ↳ Nebies .......

K. Miller leg before b Noblet

R. Flockton e Trousse b Noblet

8. Carrolle Darule b Manning

J. Demourey e Jule b Wilson

Ipswich Town

Gingham

Newport

Bournemouth

To Aldershot

Colchester XCrystal Palace

I

0

| Leyton Orient

Swindon Shrewsbty

Torquay

26 Walsall

10 Leeds 27: A. Morris & Hole i Manning

poned owing to wintry condi tons. The Dewsbury v Aus- be tralians Axture will now played on December 3.

Rugby Union Club Matches

1 Graf not out

Extras

Total

Bowling' Analysis

Nobiel Grove

Hole Wlisan Mancing

THIRD

7 3

DIVISION (NORTHERN) Gamby Town.. 20 13

- Oldham Ath.

148 | York City

Wrexitsin

Gateshead

MRW Manzield"

Harlequins 13 Bath 6; Londen

South Australia-1st. Inns, Irish @ London Scottish 11; Lon-N. Dansie e

Trueman b Miller Welsh 8 United Services Ports-L. Favell b Afiffer mouth 19; Old Mishulians

3.05

Grove b Miller

Duldige Burke b Miller Old G. Talab Miller

Davidsors

Yee, Old Merchant Tayloralang 21P. Ridings st. Trueman b

THE TEAMS China, Pau 8.

King-yin, Chor-wing, Lau Soong Ling-sing, Ko Po-keung. Paulines 3 Old Tong Sheung, Lee Kwong Richmond 13 Oxford wing, Cambridge defeated

Cambridge. Nov, 29.

LCC

Eastern.-Yu

Yak-1ak, Kwok Saracens & Lo un park 11; D. Trowse st. Trueman U Benaud

Yiu-tak,

Hospital Manning Burke

G. Langley leg before b Burke.. Stroud 0; Wilson not aut

by two-and-a-half-lengths in the Ying-jok, Ylu Cheuk-yin,. Mok | Wasps Spr's Hospital 6;3: Noblet at Trueman b Davidson

11 St Aldershot Mons Doubles-Ong Chew-beo Oxford versus Cambridge Chun-with. and Lim leo-chiu (Dalaya) beat women's boat race today.

Lee Bridgwater & Albion 3 London C. M. Tang and Lawrence Chen

It was probably the last race Ping-chiu, Chun Kar-san, Chan University 14; Bristol 5 Newport 6-2, 6-1; Lim Khg-liang and Zaw Kee-pow (Malaya) boat TE Zdh between the two women's clubs, Fal-hung. Lo Hon-sua, Lo Wal-6; Coventry 16 Blackheath 0; and Albert Chan 6-3, 6-3; Loons as the Oxford club is to be dis-kuen, Ho Ying-fun, Chu Wing- Devonport Services.3 Old Bal- Hoe-yeng and Chan Tak-phong banded because of lacit of Binan keung, Chang Kam-hoi, Lo vedera 10; Neath 8 Cardiff 6- (Malaya) beat J. K. Tung, and K. W. Lang 04, 0-0-

THE

cial support-Router.

GAMBOLS

I'M REALLY FED UP TODAY. -THE DINNERY BURNT, THE MILK'S BOLLED OVER AND THE SOOT'S COME DOWN THE CHIMNEY

MATCH

CHELSEA

PRECION

NORTH END

Kwok-tal, Hou Ching-to.

BLOW

THE

·SIDE

Reuter.

Barry Applely.

DINNER

·HANG THE

SOOT.

FEEL A LOT BETTER NOW

Port Vale

0 Crewe Alex,

Scunthorpe Balifax Town. Hartlepools Stockport Tranniere

23 | Southport

Chesterfield Bradford BATTOW Chester

10 Bradford 10 Caritate

11 Rochdale

Darlington

15 Workington

Accrington

SCOTTISH LEAGUE "A" DIVISION

Extras

F5

Total

184

Blowing Analysis

St. Mirren

OMRW

Lindwall

Davidson

0 24 37

Millor

1 63

Burka

Reuter.

U.S. FOOTBALE RESULTS

Hibernian East Fife

Celile Airdrie Aberdeen

Ranger Partick Th.

Clyde

Itearla

Quest & South

Dundee Th. Lanark Mollserwell

Falkirk

Rail Rovers..

New York Nov, 29.1

SCOTTISH LEAGUE To-duy's collegiate football

"B" DIVISION reaults, were:

Suriing 12 10- Metre Daine D, Southern California Ayr United

of Georgia Tech 21, Georgia Undver Hamilton pad. nity U: Wake Forest 29, 5. Carelink Morton 11: Vlorida Siste 27, Watford 13;. Vice Arbroath

Rovers ginia 20, Willkan and Mary: 33: Rice Alloa Athletic ... 13 20, Bylur:14; Louisana diske Uni. Dunfermline ... 12 (3 hverdi 10. Tyland of Texas. Christles | Stenmuir G EA

·Dalveraty (14, Southern Methodist Dundee United.. 131 University 2: Caloradu 01: "Colorido queft'a d'arkiv.. Agrita _0;%Waalwngton 23, Wanligish | Dumbaldon G | Sints; 273: Marquette's7, College of the 8t. Johnstone

FaceART Tiina 20. Voxas #rocks 20; 10triarbei Houston Detest for^Oklahoma 54. For car idletion: Oklahoma MASSIMA AIBERIA 32, | Cowdenberthy Auburn Mitsibol State:20, MIY Anson Revers

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ARMY MAINTAIN UNBEATEN RECORD IN LEAGUE HOCKEY

By "ARGONAUT".

Army maintained their unbeaten records in both the Senior and Junior Divisions of the Men's Hockey League as a result of the week-end matches.

In the Senior Division they had the better of a depleted RAF XI by four goals to one after being held to a 2-1 score at the interval, while in the Junior Division they broke through a 3-2 interval score against Nav Bharat to emerge the winners by seven goals to three,

The Sentor match saw Army Ds definitely the superior team and once again established them as the most pleasing team to watch in action this season,

With the defence strengthened by the shifting of Potters to right back and the inclusion of Powell at centre-half, they pre- sented

completely well-

balanced team.

parance

Their full forward line of Hill, de Cruz, Curtis, Farmer-Wright and Turner was again conspicuous with smooth combination and pretty stick- work. But for some excellent goalkeeping by the RAF goal- keeper, Smith, the score would have casily reached double Agures.

two

THREAT TO THE H-GANG

By "RECORDER"

The first day of the South China Athletic Association's Invitational Inter - School Sports produced not much The Airmen were without more than a considerable

of their best players In Card and Brown, and rumours threat to the H-Gang of the have it that both these players King George V School- will be turning out in futuro Hurlbatt, Hurt, Hall and matches for the Argonauts. Hule.

The team included four Malay players in All, Ismall, Aziz, and Sully, all of whom gave a more than creditable display,

Heard at left-back was an- other conspicuous player for the RAF. Centre-forward Lucas and showed good stickwork speed but was inclined to be individuallstic. More judicious distribution of the ball and a greater effort to combine with his insides might have produced more effective results.

FIRST

GOAL

Army opened barely two minutes

the

the scoring after the

|

To begin with, Ilitle' Larn Kak- lan ran her heat of the 200 Metres in 28.4 seconds, equalling the Colony all-time best seb by Mui Shun-ngan of St. Mary's in the same neot five years ago,

Kak-lam, whose prospects were highly thought of by the Champion Marjorie Olympic Jackson, on her recent visit here, had the aid of a strong following wind up to the turn and there will be an application only for recognition of her effort as a best performance.

Jennifer Hart and Rita Hall' the official still hold

Colony record at 29.1 seconds, but it is

start. A good push by very doubtful that they will hold Farmer-Wright to De Cruz in it beyond next Saturday. They

will have a chance

to win it "D" enabled the latter to send in a hard drive which was back the following day, though, ut the Girls' Open meet at King stopped by goalkeeper Smith.

V School.

Following up, De Cruz flicked met a forgotten giant of the

the rebound into the goalmouth and the ball deflected goal who had since the start of the Pul To's little Pong Sik,

words of the goalkeeper's pads.

gear lagged behind all the four H'S in the Long Jump rankings, suddenly leaped back into the the picture. -

Two minutes later Army went further ahead. A free hit for them just outside circle was well directed to De Cruz who gathered the pass,

flicked the ball past Smith.

made his way forward and

On her second jump she sailed out to 14 feet 9 inches and followed this up with another leap of 14 feet 9 inches Just Army had the better of the 33 Inches short of Deboral exchanges for the next 25 Hurlbatt's Colony record.

Sik was second Pong minutes and staged a series of

the. 1951 attacks, which ended time and Noele Simmons in

with a again with some miraculous Colony Championships saves by Smith,

cap of 14 feet 9 inches, but her best jump this year up to In the 30th minute, RAF re- yesterday was just over. 14 duced the deficit. Aziz snapped feel

to

a centre from his right-wing. The boys were not very im- dribbled past Petters and gave pressive, though Marcus. Souza Bailey no chance with a power-of La Salle showed considerable ful crass-drive. The interval promise, in the Javelin with a came with Army leading by 2-1. throw just short of 140 feet which broke the, meet reegtd Five minutes after the re held by Chun Walschuen...

combined sumption

Farmer -

movement

good among

The Meet, in which 27 schools Wright, Curila and De Cruz took part, lasted the whole day, Hia and was mainly devoted to the sent De Cruz through. parting drive

was stopped by running off of heats, but, 18 Smith, who was, however, not finals were also decided. fast enough to stop a backstick follow-up by Curtis.

Lee Shu-chung of La Salle College won the 1,500 Metres in Farmer-Wright worked the the record time of 4 mins 420 ball up

Into the "D" four sees, while Souza also of La minutes later and a back-stick Salle, get another record in the centre found Curtis who wove Javelin throw,

his way through, ending with

The rest of the finals will be

powerful cross drive that was a deelded on Saturday.

goal all the way.

Anny were on the offensive

for the major part of the re-

THE TEAMS

RESULTS

Resulta of the faals held yester«

Поча

maining period of the game but day were: stout defence by Smith and

400 metres hurdles (senior boyal, Heard in particular prevented-1 A. Collaco Jr. (ITS) L them from further scoring.. Leung Kam-ching (Put Ching):

Lee Sha-chung (La Salle). Time: 55.2 pcs.

1500 metres (senior boys);-), Lee'

Crun (La Salle); 3 She-chung

(Ching) Hung-mun Chang Wat-tong (Kau Yaz). Thuet 4 mins 420 vers (record).

Long Jump (senior Boys am Wal-Ing (Pus Ching);

Thumb (La Salle)

Wing-hing (Pại Ching); Yeung

Distanco aus metres.

Artuy: Balley; Potters, Firth; Gough, Powell, Ford; Clegg Hill, De Cruz. Curtis, Farmer- Wright, Turner.

RAP: Smith; Winter, Heard; Ali, Andrews, Rico; Ismail, Aziz, Lucas, Sully, McChasney,

MAJOR UNITS

FOOTBALL

Tilgh Jump (senior boys), Yam Wal-ling (Pul Ching); 2, 0. Thumb (Le Balle) 3, Fung Ho-nin (Zion Wah). Height: 1.813 metres

Bhot Pull (senior Boys).--t): Lasegu Kam-yu (Pul Ching); 2, &g Tuchol (Put Ching): 3, Lo Jing-his ung Fang). Distance: 11.92 metres, an

Javelin teenloe baye)-1.. M. Balien. (La Salle): 2, Lo Kan-bul Pul Ching): 3, Chan Po-kin [Tak Ming, Distance: 42.63 metres (records.": "5", 20gb Jump (Junior boys) +1;"Alle

The following are the results yung Bin-ching (Pul Kul); 2. Chan of matches played in the Army heron Wahi telght: Major Units Football League of metres. November 20:

The following garice.

Dlous junior boys)-1. Lee Ho-

32 Med. Regt RA. O Hongkong run (Pul Ching): Won Lum-but Signal Regt: 1 R. Norfolk 1,- (Rui Ching), 3. Wan Yu-lum ITA Dorset 2

**** Ming), Distance: 3.54 metres. postlugh Jump (midiet boys)-1 it. Tk Job-ping, raw Mig 2: tane kade

si (Kewloon Tong), 3. Yeung K sint (St Louts), feights 12-snetten treesed),.

poned: 20 Fa deel

24 rd Ther Rest y. 1 Welch.

20 FC Best R.A. are now two matches in arrears, 27jo pokipone monte have been caused by schemes and they are unabisīta, pivo, daten When these matches-can, bo played

Long Jump, (seglar, giriş)ant. Fonk Sik (Pul-To); 2, Fok Wing-shaung

League standings as on November | Put Thing): 5,, Chan, Sul-ping, (PD)

PW.LIDFA Pis

48 MMert TLA. 4.3024HEALT

TRUR.

127 13-

1 Welch

71. Tk

24 FA

1-13.0.1952.4

[(ra). Distance: 4.57 msues,

Shot Putt teenfor £uis).—I LOZ Pan (zak - Ming):: 2, Nd (Kung-onjun

(Pal Tolj op: Vip Wal-run teul Distance: bás motjes.

Dis (Senior girl)-1, Nr Kongs

0 A 104 Mingt; a, Yu Wat (PUETAN DI

SARAN Zdi, matres (recorda.;))}

Throwing Softball.

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Alies 11"