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SATURDAY'S FOOTBALL. Simms was wide with a shat after re-

THE SHIELD FINALS. Saturday's games resulted as under:

HONGKONG #A. CHALLENGE SHIELDS. Senior.

(After Extra Time). “ East Surreys 1 Kowloon,............

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Club de Recreio

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SHIELD FINALS.

ceiving from Spary and Charlesworth got the better of Read, but his cross went

begging owing to the left wing being out of position. Wheeler cleared from Mackleworth and Read stopped a pass from Cheeseman close in. Avery cleared' from a long shot by Charlesworth and a free kick against the Sarrers relieved, Read headed out from near the goal line- 'and Mitèhel; sent Charlesworth down the wing. Cavaille cleared the centre. An- other cross by Charlesworth should have been turned to account but Butler failed near the post. Read eledred a centre Visitors to the Hongkong F.C. ground from Mackleworth with Humberstone in on Saturday were well entertained, for a good position. Avery was called upon the shield finals gave four hours' football. to clear from a shot by Mackleworth. A Before the Senior game started, all seat-free kick for hands against Cheeseman ing accommodation was occupied in the was cleared by Cooper. Wherler turned covered stand. late coiners taking up behind a shot from. Humberstone and their positions at the entrances Con- Butler was wide from the resulting sidering the recent heavy rains, the corner kick.. Douglas saved a dropping ground was in good condition, and the shot from McKelvie with Simms in close spectators settled down to watch'n good attendance. McGreavy sent over the top game which was fast and well Contested from long range. Butler received close to the last kick. The players were in in but harassed by Wheeler lifted the ball Hayes had a clear rua good fettle although the going was on the over the bar. heavy side, and there was not a doll down the field and Cooper failed to reach him before he centred, but Jordan clear- moment throughout the two hours' play,

ed. McGrenvy bereabout was limping; EAST SURREYS RESERVES. CLUB badly and changed positions with Mit-

DE RECREIO RESERVES. chell.. In the junior final, the better trained but again Butler seat over when well The latter gave Butler a good opening team won. The Recreio attack could not placed. Following a free kick against settle down against a well trained half-MeGreavy for a foul throw, McKelvie sent the ball in the goalmouth and back line and the Portuguese went down Cooper sent straight up. Denglas clear-1

ed when the ball dropped. by eleven goals to three.

As the interval the score sheet, was blank.

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The East Surreys took the lend after two minutes play, Robinson sending the

Duncan assumed the outside position ball into the net. This did not disför Kowloon on the resumption of play. hearten the Recreio players for they Hayes got well in before testing Douglia forced a corner. zad during the scramble ed a free kick and sent Butler away; the hut the goalie cleared. Cooper clear- that followed the ball passed order An latter swinging out to the left. Mackle- worth sent behind. Kowloon took the derson's head into the net.

lead early in the second half when Douglas failed to clear a shot from Hayes and MeKelvie sent in the ball who returned it into the net. coming back from Douglas to Duncan

The Surreys get away from the centre and Read pulled the hall down to stop Charlesworth. The 'spot was dangerously nga the penalty line, Butler headed wide from the free kick."

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RESULTS OF SATURDAY'S LEAGUE | RESULTS OF BRITISH HARDCOEETS

MATCHES.

Lowpos, April 17the The following English and Scottish League matches were played on Satur: day

THE LEAGUE: DIVISION 1. Arsenal, 3; Huddersfield T. I Asten Villa, 3; Tottenham F., 0. Bolton W.. 2: Shofield U., 1. Buraley, 2: Bury, 2 Lands U., ; Birmingham. p. Leicester C., 2; Manchester C., 3. Liverpool, Blackburn R, 2 Newcastle 3: West Bromwich A., 0. Notts C. 2: Cardiff C., 4.- West Ham U., 1; Everton,

THE LEAGUE: DIVISION PLẠ DÀ Fulham, 1: Blackpool, L. Middlesbro', 1: Derby County, 2. Oldham A., 2; Hull City, 1 Portsmouth, 3; Bradford C., 1. Preston N.E.. 2; Nottinghani 1., 0. Wednesday, 9; Clapton U., G. Stockport ..: Darlington, 3. Stoke C., 1: Chelsen, 3. Swanses T. 3; Barnsley, 0. Wolverhampton W.. 3; Port Vale, 1

THIRD DIVISION (SOUTHERN), Bournemouth and B.A.. ; Aberdare, G. Bristol R., 2; Southend, 0. Charlton A., 1: Brighton and H. A., 1. Exeter C., 3; Millwall, 1. Gillingham, 0: Watford. 1. Luton T., 4; Bristol C., i. Merthyr T., 6: Brentford, 0. Newport C.. 21. Crystal P., 3. Queen's Pk., 0 Plymouth A., 4. Reading: Northampton, Swindon T., 3; Norwich C, 1.

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THIRD DIVISION (SOUTHERN). Accrington S., 4; Wigan B.. 0. Bradford, 3; Coventry C.. 0. Chesterbeld, 3: Wrexham, 1. Durham City, 0: N. Brighton, 0. Grimsby T., 3; Nelson, 0. Hartlepoola L. 0; Crewe A., 9. Rochdale, 0: Lincoln C... Rotherham V., 2; Barrow, 1. Tranmere R., 1; Southport, 0. Walsall, Doncaster R., 1.

SCOTTISH - LENGUE.

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Aberdeen, 1; Raith Rovers, 1. Airdrieonians 3: Kilmarnock, 2.' Clydebank, Hearts. 5. Cowdenbeath, 3: Partick T., 1. Dundee U., d'; St. Johnstone, Falkirk, 1; Hibernians. 1. Hamilton A., 1: Celtic, 3. Queen's Park, 3; Mortos, 1,

the majority of the spectators thought one.

The game was so keenly contested that that the game was all over except the shouting, but the Surreys stuck to their sions. Douglas almost gave away an guns and had herd luck on severni ocea. other goal in attempting to clear from a Behind.

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The Surreys forwards then made several raids on, the Recreio's goal but Silva kept his charge fairly well. A hot from Garland hit the bar and rebounded to play. Botelho tested Anderson with a long shot and the next minute just miss

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SCOTLAND DEFEAT, ENGLAND AT MANCHESTER,"

LONDON, April 17th. Surreys but the nearest they got to

Fifty thousand spectators at scoring was a shot from Robinson that ping shot by Hayes, but Simms sent chester to-day, saw Scotland defeat Eng

and by one goal to wil. The weather struck the bar. Robinson got through: Humberstone sent in a drive and the was sunny, but the ground was soft. and beat Silva from close range, making wide with lang shot. Jordan and Bris breeze for the first international match ball cleared the bar while MeGreavy wit After a wet morning, there was a stift the score four to one in favour of the towe conceded corners but the Surreys at Manchester for 40 years. England Surreys which they maintained until the got the ball away. A drop down near kicked off against the wind on a sodden interval. Robinson failed to convert. in Mitchell sent over the bar. Wheeler beat England showed little attacking skill, the goal line was cleared by Kowloon and pitch, and many passes went astray, the first half from a penalty awarded Humberstone and sent forward to Simms while their defence crowded on each but Cooper cleared. The Surreys levell other and left the opposing wingers against Assumpeño.

ed up following a corner kick conceded fairly free. Seven minutes before the Pereira scored for the Recreio scon by Wheeler. Mackleworth placed well interval Jackson scored, the ball striking After resuming, but thereafter it was a path. Mitchell netted, making the score the opposite corner.

and during the scramble in the goal the edge of the post and glancing into Half-time: Sent- procession from the Recreio goal to one all. With ten minutes to go both land, 1, England. o.. the centre spot, although the Recreio teams struggled hard for the lead and After the resumption England improv Butler looked a certain scorer when heed in atfeck, and one brilliant right. managed to add to their score from bandled close in. Douglas saved from a wing raid led to a series of thrills, t penalty awarded against Squires, Marca! shot by Taylor with Simms close in and Scotland remained stendy. Mad shoot- Caveille turned a shot from Charlesworthing and a dificult rally ended in Pudde netting from the spot kick.

behind for a corner... Cooper, cleared foot's low shot glancing a foot outside from Taylor just as the whistle sounded the goal. Piny continued to be of the for time with the score one all.

evenest, the constant changes in the game keeping the football interesting.

Final: Scotland, 1; England, D.

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Robinson scared the fifth goal, for the Surreys and Balam" the sixth. Three more goals were scored by the Surreys before the Recreio notched their third point froin the penalty mentioned above. Before the final whistle sounded, Stairs netted twice and the Surreys won the Shield for the second year in succession, the margin being 11 goals to in their favour,

EAST SURREYS. KOWLOON (HOLDERS).

Both teams bad a good reception when they took the field. Charlesworth beat McKelvie in the spin of the coin and Simms kicked off for Kowloon who were defending the town end goal.

EXTRA TIME.

The Surreys were the first to attack and The teams lined up for extra time. Avery saved from Butler. Humberstone: sent in wide from a pass by Charlesworth. Cooper almost let his side down by pull- From a pass by McKelvie, Simms sent ing the ball down near the penalty area in and the ball bit the upright. The ball came back to Simms who handled well inside the goal area. The teams crossed over and the second portion west in favour of the Surreys. Humberstone sent in a fast drive which Avery cleared and the Surrey player later sent in a high shot which Avery fated out and the ball coming back to Humberstone, that player returned wide. Humber- zone and Mitchell sent against the up- right and Butler sent in a high shot which Avery tipped over the bar. Char- lesworth sent behind from the flag kick.

Final score, Kowloon, 1; E. Surreya, 1. The replay has been fixed for Wednes-! day on the H.K.F:C. ground. Kick off 4.30 p.m.

The teams

East Surreys Douglas; Cooper" and Jordan: Mitchell, McGreavy and Bris- towe; Charlesworth, Cheeseman, Humber- stone, Butler and Mackleworth. Turner, Caveille and. MeKelvie; Taylor,

Kowloon.-Avery; Wheeler and

Spacy, Simms, G. Duncan and Hayes.

Referee: Mr. Atkinson. Linesmen:

Head:

Jordan, was early prominent, clearing from a combined movement by Spary and Simms. Hands against Bristowe sent Kowloon in but Cooper got the ball away. A shot from Simms was well directed but Bristowe cleared. The Surreys left half was inclined to wander and left Taylor unguarded, but the Kowloon winger failed to get his centres in front of goal.. Douglas was the first goalkeeper called upon to defend, Simms sending in a fast shot. Humberstone was a marked man from the kick off and seldom got a chance to test Avery, Kowloon forwards Mesars. Smith and Morfett. were well plied with passes but shooting was erratic. Read was prominent Lin clearing from centres by Charlesworth. Taylor sent behind from passes from Simms and Spary. Bristowe cleared The University closed their league) from a free kick and Charlesworth sent season on Saturday in their match with over a well timed centre which Wheeler South China" C." They failed to reach headed out.

the score by the Moslem Club and finished

SOUTH CHINA "C."

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CHAMPIONSHIP FINALS.

TORQUAY, April 17th. In the British Hardcourts Champion- ship finals, Brugnon beat the 19-year-old - Cambridge freshman. H. W Austin, who was regarded as England's mew hape.

7-5, 4-6, 3-6, 6-6, 6-3,

Miss Joan Fry beat Mrs. Watson, &-1, 7-9, 6-1.

.. PROFESSIONAL GOLF.

MITCHELL DEFEATS DUNCAN IN FINAL.

RocHAMPTON, April 1stb. In the hand of the Professional Tourna ment, over eighteen holes, Abe Mitchell Best George Duncan by 3 and 2. The majority of notable professionals com- peted.

Mitchell was brilliant and always tha potential winner. He went out in nine fours. Duncan, nevertheless was good, and had played typical freworks. beat ing the West Lanes, Professional, Robert- sen, by 3 and 4 in the semi-final in which Mitchell, by beating W. Smith (lady. Woods) 4 and, a was not so spectneniar Hut the super form, of both in the final angurs Well for the British hopes this. season-

MITCHELL'S WIN OVER RAY.

Oxser, April 17th. Mitchell, in a magical golf challenge match over 36 holes. beat Ray by 7 and 3 and had the first round in seventy, which is right under-hogey,

EMPIRE BILLIARDS.

SCOTLAND DEFEATS SOUTH AFRICA.

LONDON. April 17th. At Thnston's, London, in the Empire Billiards Championship. Malcola Smith (Scotland) 2,000. beat Rutledge (South Africa) 1,501.

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THE WEEK'S LEAGUE RESULTS.

NEW YORK. April 17th. Baseball results ать Tuesday in the National League were:-

Brooklyn, New York. 0. Philadelphie, e; Boston, 1. St. Louis. : Pittsburgh. 6. Cincinnati, T: Chicago. 6. Rests for the same day in the. American League were:-

New York, 12; Boston, 11. Washington. 1: Philadelphia, 0. Cleveland. 2: Detroit, 1 Chicago, 5 St. Louis,

Résults on Wednesday in the National League were:-

New York, 9; Brooklyn, 5. Philadelphia, to; Boston, 1. Chicago, 9; Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, 10; St. Louis, 3. Results on the same day in the American League were:- Boston, 8; New York, "Washington, 3; Philadelphia, 1.

Results on Thursday in the National League were:-

Philadelphia, 8; Boston, 4.

"St. Louis, 2; Pittsburgh, 0. American League were:

Results on

the same day in the

Philadelphia : Washington, 3. Chicago, 11; St. Louis, 4.

Results on Friday in the National League were:

New York, 3: Brooklyn, 2. Boston. 0; Philadelphia, St. Louis, 3; Pittsburgh.. 2. Cincinnati, ; Chicago, I

American League were:

Results on the same day in the

New York, 3; Boston, 2 Washington, 4: Fhiladelphin.-3. Detroit, &; Cleveland, a Chicago, ; St Louis, 1.

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