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SATURDAY'S LOCAL FOOTBALL.

BOTH CLUB TEAMS LOSE,

K.O.S.B. RESERVES DO WELL

Both the Club teams were dolented in the League on Saturday, one team losing to the China Athletic and the other to the K.O.S.B. Reserves.

The Club de Recreio won their games

-in-both divisions, and Kowloon" wow against the Kosbies The Chinese Athletic also secured à double victory.

Reporta, of the various matches will be found appended below:--

RESULTS IN BRIEF.

Saturday's games in the Hongkong Lengue resulted as under:—

Division L China Athletic 4 Hongkong Club... 2 Kowloon K.O.S.A.'s. Club de Recreio... 3 South China R. A.

3 H.M.S. Tamar Division I. "A Club de Rec. Res. 3 South China Res. a K.O.S.B.'s Res.... 6 H.K. Club Res... ! China Ath."A" 3 St. Joseph's

"Division II. "B," Moslem Club...... 6 B.E. & S. Bank... 0 St. Joseph's Res.. 4 China Ath." B " 1 The following games were not played: Division II": Kowicon Reserves

r. China Athletic “ B." Division II. "B": Kowloon "B"

China Athletic "A."

DIVISION. 1.

Hongkong Club. China Athletic There was a good attendance for this game on the H.A.F.C. ground, China pressed at the stars when give and take play characterised the game and the first half ended without any score.

NOVEMBER (8rn, 1926.

China Athletic "A r. St. Joseph's Three pensities, one only converted, were the outstanding featured in the game between the above teams on the Club ground, the match ending in a win for China by three goals to one. The China forwards played the better game in front of goal and Lee Chi Hing gave them the lend. Before the final whistle sounded Pan Kah Chun scored China's third goal.

DIVISION II. "B"

Moslem Club ». Bank,

Moslem Club beat the Bank or six clear Playing on St. Joseph's ground, the goals. D. Mahomed scored four, Razack

one and Hussain one.

St. Joseph's Reserves v. China "B"

St. Joseph's Reserves maintained their list of successes with a win over China Athletic "B" and have the distinction

of being the only undefeated team in the "B" division. Scoring twice in each halt they won four goals to one, Castilho, Souza (9) and Baptistia scored for the Reserves and Eung Ker for Chinn “' B,''

Charity Game.

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PORTUGUESE LEAGUE.

INTERESTING MATCHES

YESTERDAY.

FIRST LEAGUE COMMENCED,

In view of Recreio's continued success in the senior division of the Hongkong Football League, especial interest was shown yesterday in the opening_matches of the first division at King's Park. Several hundred spectators, including the President of the Club de Recreio, Mr. E. V. R. de Sousa, were between. St. Louis and Fisica Physical present to watch the match, which was Culturists. Play was fast throughout and compared favourably with the average Soon after the re-start, however. Ip league match of the Colony. There was Kau taking a centre from Chan put in a no score in the first half. In the second shot that Rodger had no chance to save.hali, Soares (right wing) opened for St. Immmediately after Howard netted from Louis with a beautiful shot which the penalty given against Lo Wai Man but Fisica's goalkeeper failed to clear. But Ne Kum Chuen again scored for China. thereafter Fisca played better The Club played up hard and Valentine through Ogles, one of the most ex. scored near the end A mistake by perienced Portuguese players. scored Rodger gave China their fourth goal and three goals, one being from a penalty the final score was: China 'Athletic 4, Hongkong Club 2.

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K.0.5.B.'. Kowicon. On the Garrison ground at Sookunpoo Kowloon won two goats to nil Wheeler scored first goal of the match for the visitors heading in from 11 centre by Mason. Half-time: Kowloon K.O.S.B.'s 0.

and.

The second match between the Boys' Own Athletic Club and Juvenil Clubs was important, as both teams are in the run- (ning for honours. The standard of play.

Was not as good as that of the first match. inches in the first half. The B.0.4.C. Silva (Juseni) missed a penalty kick by

Mr. Atkinson, eventually won by 2 to 1. 1,

perhaps the best referee in the Colony, was in charge of the game and be had casion to call the players together once for warning against repeated rough play.

In the second half, the K.O.S.B.'s were dangerous but their wombination failed several times Spary however follow ing up a shot from Hayes sent it into the net. and the final game ended with Kowloon winners by two goals to

nil.

R.A. ."Tamar."?

1 Fisica

2. Juvenil Division II.

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The B.O.A.C. Are favourities, and their team includes the Portuguese League re- and Assumpcao. Silva,, Fuertes d presentatives Gosano, Remedios brothers

Rocha, also considered among the best, are playing for the Juvenil. Navy supporters fully expected the

Yesterday's results were as follows:—, Tamar to win their game on South

Division I. China ground but when the game ended St. Louis the R.A. led, by three goals to two.B.O.A.C. Leach was back in the R.A. team and he had a lot to do with the R.A. victory. Jovens "A" The sailors attacked strongly at the start Jovens, "B" and Northey gave them the lead. Leach equalised and the half time score was one all. Not long after the re-start Leach, waiting his chance, scored a capital goal his shot giving Moody no chance. A centre from Robins was headed in by King making the score two all. The win ning goal was to the credit of Pulford who took advantage of a misunderstand ing between the backs and thus the R.A. won by three goals to two.

Club de Recreio. South China.

The Club de Recreio, playing their last three matches on their ground at King's Park, have won them all, and on Satur- day the South China team went down by three goals to one though it was well on in the first half when. Goiano scored for the Recreio. Fuertes added another before half-time.

"In the second half South China pressed but after a good clear by Silva the home team then attacked and Brown sent in a fine centre from which Fuertes scored.

Final score: Club de Recreio 3, South China 1.

DIVISION II. “A."

Club da Recreio Reserves v. South China Reserves.

This game at King's Park was won by the home team by ive goals to mil. Mauricio, at centre forward, scored three goals and Rocha two. Sonth China had a-weak side, and were forced to play on the defensive. Mauricio opened the score early in the game, and Rocha added a second, and before the interval Mauricio acored again.

Crossing over three "goals up, the Recreio continued to press Mauricio" scor=" ing his third goal of the match. Just be- fore the final whistle sounded, Mauricio slipped the ball to Rocha who scored the fifth and last goal.

X.0.3.B.'s Reserves v. Hongkong Olub

Reserves.

The visitors arrived at Sookunpoo one man short and went down by six goals to one to the K.O.S.B's second team. The military forwards aboved plenty of dash and but for the sound defensive play of Hill and Purvis, the socre against the Clab would have been much heavier: Tool opened the score for the home team following a corner kick well taken by Craig, and McGovern gave Slipper no chance with a quick return. Hall-time: ¡K.O.SE.'s 2, Clúb ́α” edge

The Club opened the second half with plenty of dasb, but, with four forwards only, failed to maintain it. Tool scored again for the home team and added another goal shortly after. After White had failed to score from an easy position, Johnstone came through and slipped to Vickers who beat McDougal in goal. Alexander and McGovern put on further goals for the K.O.SE.'s who won by six goals to one. !!

Darkhorses Fisica "

INTER-HOSTEL MATCHES.

In the Inter-bostel Football League at John's Halls took the field and Morrison the end of last week, Morrison and St. Hall came out the victors by four goals

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SATURDAY'S LEAGUE RESULTS.

SOCCER INTERNATIONAL

ENGLAND VICTORIOUS, OVER IRELAND.

ÍTHOUGH LECTER'S AGENCY.]"

The following are the results of the matches played in the English League and Division I of the Scottish League on Saturday:

Division I

Arsenal 3, Blackburn Rovers 2. Aston Villa 2, Tottenham 3. Bolton, W. 2, West Ham U. D. Burnley 0, Bury 0.

Cardiff C. 1, Birmingham 0. Derby C Leicester City 1 Leeds United 2, Sunderland 2. Liverpool 2, Huddersfield a Manchester U. 0,.,Wednesday 0. New Castle U. 5, W. Brom A 2. Sheffield United 3, Everton 3

Division II. ... Bradford C. 2, Grimsby T. 2. Chelsea Blackpool

Clapton Orient e, Darlington 47- Hull City Nottingham F. 2. Middlesbro 7, Portsmouth 3. Notts C., Manchester 0. Port Vale 3," Oldham A. 0, Preston N.E. 3, Reading 1. Southampton 4, Fulham 1. South Shields 0, Swansea T. 1. Whampton W.19, Barnsley 1.

Division III. (Southern), Brentford 3, Bristol City 0. Brighton and HA. 4, Queen's PL ̈i. Bristol R. 2, Plymouth A 2 Exeter City 2, Aberdare A. 1. Luton Town 1, Crystal P. 0, Merthyr. T.2. Gillingham 0.· ́`· Milwall 1, Bournemouth and B.A. 1, (Continued ́on" nezt Columa).

1,614,181

550,000

RUGBY.

H.K.R.F.A. r. E.R.As.

CLUB DEFEATED.

The Engine Room Artificers: turned out quite a strong team on Saturday for their match at King's Park against Hongkong Rugby Football Club; and won comfortably by 32 points to ni. Their team included Rothwell und Tinker and soon after the start Tinker dropped a very clever goal. Atter some even play, in which Millar showed up well for the Club, the ERA's attacked and Tinker scored near the posts but missed his kick at goal. Soon after he made full ameads by converting from a difficult de-angle a try scored by Stobart. The Club pack were making a good show but, un- fortunately, the threes were weak in their † la addition Securities deposited with passing. Millar played steadily, how

the Crown Agents and Straits Fever, his kicking being decidedly useful." Government valued at £3,108,097. Rothwell was doing useful work, and a § In addition Securities deposited with passing movement by

E.R.A.'s the Crown Agents valued at threes." sent Archer over near the £130,000.

posts. The following is a statement of the securities lodged with the Crown Agents by the Mercantile Bank of India, Limited, against their notes in circulation :~~~

Latest Security, Amount. market price. 5 Treasury

................. $63,886,088 8-11,850,000 In addition Sterling Securities ⚫posited with the Crown Agents

valued at £1,230,600.

Bonds repay. able @ 100 in

1030 ............ £130,000

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The E.R.A.'s passing "was by no means faultless but their superiority was pro- nounced and a capital movement in which they all took part saw Rothwell over the line shortly before half time:

At half time the score was E.R.A's

goals, 1 dropped goal, 1 try 22 points

Club: No

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After the interval came a spell of

Northampton 6, Charlo¿"A? bra a exemplary until Tinker secured and kick.

Norwich C. 3 Coventry City 0. "Southend U. 2, Watford 0.

Swindon T. 3, Newport C. 1.

Division III. (Northern). Accrington S. 2, New Brighton 3. Barrow 0, Nelson 1.

Crewe Alexandra 1, Walsall i Durham City 1, Wrexham 0. Halifax T 5, Chesterfield 1. Hartlepools 2, Bradford 4. Lincoln City 4, Ashington 0. Southport 0, Stoke City 5. Stockport . 3, Rathérkam U, 1. Rochdale 7, Doncaster R. 2. Tranmere R. 3-Wigan Boro' 1.

Scottish League: Division Aberüden Partick Thistle '4" Airdrieonians "9"Celtic' 25" Clyde, Queen's Park 0. Dünde a 5, îHibernians 0. Dunfermline Ad op Motherwell 4. Hamilton A1, Horton:1 Hearts 4, St Mirren a Kilmarnock, Falkirk 1. -- Bangers 4, Cowdenbeath 1. St. Johnstone 4, Dundee United-1..

England Beat Ireland. - Playing at Belfast on Saturday in the soccers amatous (internatñának) (England defeated trend by three goula to niż

ed across, Rothwell just failing to gather the ball before it rolled into touch. A line out near the Club's try line then sawi: Beren i catch the ball clear and ground i Tinker converting.

The Clab tried to reduce the lead and a movement by the forwards looked promising but McTaggart, assisted by MoDonald and Bradford, carried play to the Club line. The E.BA's "threes again attacked and Tinker dodging several opponents, scored below the bar and converted hin, tread witige Ve

Besult

E.R.A.'s: 5 goals, 1 dropped goal, 1

try32 points Club: Nil,

The Teams.

The teams were as under :--- Club-Riddell; Hankey, Millar, Mor- rison and Lee; Mattingby and Tregear; Foster, M. Smith Beveridge, Stewart, Bruno, Welsh, McIntyre, and Hender-

BUL,

E.R.A.':-Rippington; Archer, Tin- ker, Kipplewhite and Rathwell; Duck- worth, and. Galer --McTaggart, : Davis, Beran, Stobart, Bathaway, Bradford, McDonald and Honey?wh

Referee:Comdr. Baroughclough.