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CRICKET.

MR. HANCOCK'S XL # MR. A. W. HAYWARD'S XI.

The Hong Kong C.C. ars opening their season with an interesting two- day match between teams captained respectively by Mr. R. Hancock and Mr. A. W Hayward,

Winning the toss, on Saturday, Mr. Hancock took first innings but his side fared very badly against the bowling of Bonuar, and Parker. Bowker saved matters with his 41, not out, and Musson and Stanion also put up useful performances.

Mr. Hayward's team started well enough, but after the captain left though Moor continued to play well the slows of C. D. Wales proved tog much for the rest of the side and six wickets went down for 02 runs.

Scores:-

R. Hancock's XI.

E. J. R. Mitchell, e Owen

Hughes, b Parker ....

A. R. Duncan, bValluck 2

THE HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, OCTOBER 8th, 1928.

The game went to the home team HONG KONG FOOTBALL SEASON OPENS. by a small margin of six runs.

Scores -

Chinese B. C.

T. E. Yeah, c F. R. Zimmern,

'b R. Lee

FIVE FIRST DIVISION GAMES ON SATURDAY.

A. Hung, c. Anderson, b

Kwan

b.v., b R Lee 10

W. C. Hung, M. T. Hung, bw, b Kwan 14 W. P. Tsui, e Anderson, b

G. Chue, b. Anderson ......... t K. L. Chaa, b Anderson Tsui Hung Pui, "not, out Wan Iu Shing, c Kwan,

Anderson

K. T. Lai, F. K. Lee, b

Anderson...............

J. Hung, b Anderson ....

Extras

Total

Bowling Analysis.

0. M

10 3 # 36

R. Lee Kwan............ 0 Q Anderson get S 2 21 Zimmern

3 Q 18

Diocesan Boys' School. D. J. N. Anderson, e W, C

Hang. b Yeoh

103

W, H. Kwan, e and b. Yeoh... 13 F. R. Zimmern, a and b M. T

Hung

R. Lee, W. P. Tsui, b Yeoh 1

HL F. Ewin, 1.b.w, b

Parker

A. H. Musson, e Vallack, b

Bonnar

J. L. Youngsaye, lib.w.,

Yeoh

བརྡ

R. H. Hepburn, e West, b.

Plummer

F. K. Loe, 1.b.w., b W. C.

Hung

C... Walex, c and b Bannar

G. A. Lee, c A. Hung,

Fook

Y. W. M. Stanion, c Parker,

A. Prata, b W. C. Hung

b Bonnar...

S. J. Jordain, b Bonnar...

A. S. A. Kyum, 1.b.w., b

Fech

A. C. I. Bowker, not out

H. Jackson, b 1. C. Hung

J. E Hancock, b Bonnar

R. Reed, not out.....

R. Hancock, b Bonnar

Extras

Total

.142

Bowling Analysis.

0. X

0. X.

W. C. lung

25. 1

Parker

I 12

Yeoh

11.3 3

ปร

Valtack

3 8

M. T. Hung

Bonnar

13 3 .33 B

W. P. Tsul...... 3

Plummer ..... Tuit

31 1

30 0

Owen Hughes

0 15

Bowling Analysis.

A, W. Hayward's XI.

A. W. Hayward, b Wales... 2

O. Moor, c and b Wales...... 43

H. Owen Hughes, e Bowker,.

b Wales

J. L. Bonnar, c Stanion, b

J. E. Hancock

G. A. L. Plummer, b Wales...

H. V. Parker, not cut.....

R. H. Dowler, b.Bowker...

W. K. Tajt, not out ..........

Extras

Total (for 6 wkts.) ... 02

H. V, Parker, W.-K. Tait, T.

L. Christie, E. R. West and G.

R Vallack to bat.

Stanion

Ewin Wales

Bowling Analysis.

0. M. B.. .W.

3 1 20 0

0 24

0 1 13 4

J. E. Hancock... 3 0. "19 Bowker

▸ 16 1

1.R.C VARSITY'S XL

Two of the Senior Division. Clubs | met in a friendly match on the University ground on Saturday. Once again the home team-Univer- sity-proved their superiority, and! won easily. Scores:-

Indian R.C.

A. H. Madar, e Zimmern, b

A. T. Lee

O. Ismail, b Lam...

A. el Argulli, e Gutteres, b

A. T. Lee

A. R. Minu, e A. T. Lee, b

Lam

M. P. Madar, e Egranjia, b ́

-Gitting

A. S. Suffiad, 1.b.y, b Lam... 0

A. K. Minu, e Zimmern, b

Citting.....

S. H. Ismail, e and b Samy

J. S. Aekber, not out.

S. A. Ismail, e Adams, b

Samy

A. M. Rumjahn, run out

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KOWLOON C.C, ». NAVY..

VICTORIES FOR BOTH CHINESE" TEAMS.

The Hong Kong Football season opened on Saturday when very satisfactory crowds attended the various games and some keea play was seen.

There were five first Division matches and the results at a glance were a fellow :-

Hong Kong F.C. Royal Navy

Kowloon

Recreio

Royal Artillery

South China

Queen's Regt.

Chinese Atletic

Small Units Police

NOTES ON THE GAMES.

DIVISION. I

HONG KONG FOOTBALL CLUB

. SOUTH CHINA ATH, The Club put up a gallant fight "against South China Ath. but were deservedly beaten." South China Ath. showed a great improvement on last season both in attack and defence.The losers had their share of the play in the second a reshuffle half, largely owing to which proved an improvement. Ip Pak Wa of the South China team who scored the Arst goal of the match, was very prominent, and a At half great asset to his side. time the South China Ath. were leading by the only 2 goals scored. The game faishing with South China winning by 2 goals to

DIVISION II.

SOUTH CHINA,"A" v. SOUTH

--CHINA.“ B."

The game between these two teams was quite good, and the Club can congratulate themselves on the talent it possesses: South. China "A" were much the strong- er aide, and won by three goals to one.

CHINESE ATHLETIC r. UNIVERSITY.

The University were well doleat- ed in their opening match with the

Al- Chinese Athletic A team. though the Athletic were on top all the way through the game the University fought "well is the first half, no score being obtained by In the second half either side.

ROYAL NAVY. THE QUEEN'S they fell off, and the Chinese Athle

ROYAL REGT.

"of

tog

As predicted in our issue Saturday, the Queen's were good for the Navy, at Caroline

The Kowloon C.C. fielded a weak team against the Royal Navy on Saturday and were heavily defeat- ed.

C. Smith who made 13 runs was the only man to reach doubte Hill. The Navy started the ball figures for Kowloon who were dis-rolling and put up a very business missed for a small total of 38 runs.

The Royal Navy replied with 190 like attack which extended the runs, Lieut.-Comdr. Abelson retir soldiers to the utmost, but a clear ed when he had made 35 runs, and ance by the defence saved the Capt. Weir contributed 25 wickets. situation. The Queen's then took P. O. Timothy took five wickets for six runs for the Navy.

Scores:-

K.C.C.

39 120

Royal Navy HONG KONG ELECTRIC 2

RECREIO.

The Club de Recreio defeated the Electric R.C. by 30 runs on their own ground. The visitors batted first and J. R. Way made highest score of 20 runs, H. A. Barros, for Recreio, made 30 runs

Scores:-

Club de Recreio ........ 57 67 Hong Kong Electric...

LEAGUE MATCH.

POLICE R.C. t. UNIVERSITY 2nd XI. The only League match on Satur- day was between the Police R.C. and the University 2nd XI. in the 2nd Division. The game was on the Police ground and the home side

lost by 32 runs.

The visitors opened the batting but made a

poor show against The highest Lacey's bowling. scorer was Suleiman with 21 runs The Police fared even worse at the wickets and Alexander was the only member of the team who succeeded in reaching double figures. Hiptools "aud Suleiman did the damage.

Scores:-

University 2nd XI.

A, Baker, c Randall, b Lacey 7

FOM

H. T. M. Barma..run out

A. Chan Fook, b Lacey

蘇

Extras

F. S. Chen, b'Lacey

Total

M. B. Osman, l.b.w., b Lacey

Bowling Analysis.

A: B. Suleiman, B. G.

Baker

M. I W.

K. P. Gan, b Lace;

A. T. Lee

K. T. Loke, b B. C. Baker...

Gutteres

ន

E Hiptools, e Hallam, b B.

Lam

G. Baker.....

4 0

G. E. Yech, run out.

E. A. Lee

€

Samy

3 I

Extras

E. A. Lee, b Arculli

Total

D. Laing, b Areulli

S. Kermani, e sub., b Arculli 24

Gitting

A.. A. Aziz, not out

University.

S. V. Gittins, b A. R. Minu..

A T. Lee, b Arculli

D. K. Samy, b A. H. Madar 7

C. W. Lam, b Arculli 19

Bowling Analysis.

Lacey .......... 11 9 Alexander

B. G. Baker...... 3.3 0

Police R.C.

Total (for 9 wkts.) ...187

0. M. R. W.

$56

025 7

AP. Gatteres, retired..... 19

Adams, b Arculli ....... N. P. Karanjia, not out

C. F. Alexander, e Barma, b

Suleiman

Extras.

B. G. Baker, run out

B. Thorpe, b Hiptoola

요

Lacey, b Eliptoola

Williamson, b Suleiman

Dyer, e Aziz, b Hiptoala

Noonan, Buleiman .....

OM DW..

Randall, run out

Hallam, not out

*Edwards, a Loks, b Hiptoola

一篇

3 61 8

0 150

-23 0

F. Zimmern did not bat.

Bowling Analysis.

A. R. Minu ..... 8 1 20

A H. Madar 13 2 Sumad

Arculli N............. 13

A. M. Rumjahn. 9 Ackber

CHINESE R.C.. D.B.S

The Diocesan Boys' School vory. pluckily pitted themselves against the Chinese B IL and almost succeeded in bringing off a

tic had it more or less their own way, with the exception of one or two bursts by the University, the

in favour of the Chinese Athletic. game finishing at two goals to mil

R.A.F. U. NAVY..

The Navy created something like a surprise by trouncing the Royal Air Force by 4 goals to nil. The Navy wore on top right from

were

up the challenge, and the forwards the start and scored early in the -played 'real good football, but did game, being 9 up at half time. added in the not avail themselves of their op- Another 9 portunities when in front of goal.second half. The game was quite The Navy were not letting them good, the Royal Air Force having have it all their own way, but quite a useful team, which only Morris for the Queen's early in the goes to show, what a good side the second hall went through" and Navy must be.

them on the scored, which put

WAS

EASTERN.

KOWLOON # right side, and with another at the Kowloon Reserves made up the finish of the game the Queen's ran deficiency of the first team by out victors by 2 goals to mil.

winning at home against East- KOWLOON... CHINESE

ern" who played good football in ATHLETIC

the first half and gained the fead Kowloon on their own ground from a penalty taken by Hussain, On the put up a good fight against the who made no mistake. Chinese Athletic and were rather unfortunate in losing, by the only resumption of play, Kowloon buck. The Chinese ed up, and a shot at goal, was not goal of the match.

the Eastern Athletic got going very early, but properly held by McKelvie of Kowloon who playing at half, spoilt several good goalie, which brought them leve movements by breaking up the at-4. Shortly before the finish tack Towards the latter part of King of Kowloon gave his side the the first half, Kowloon through lead, the game finishing as stated.. Hayes started a movement, which should have ended in giving them

in a very evenly contested game, the lead. Hayes took the ball down the wing and centred, Sims Recreio finished their match with obtained but instead of trying a St. Joseph's at King's Park by shot himself, he put it to Spary, winning by 4 goals. to nil. who lost, for Lai Yuk Tat of the goals were scored in the first half, Athletic to clear. Kowloon aput in the second Recreio scored pealing for a supposed infringe from the spot, for an infringement "went of the game, enabled the and a second goal was added by Chinese Athletic to score in the Silen second half.

RECREIO. SHALL UNITS. The Small Units put up a stub. born fight against the Recreio, on

the groud of the latter team, but as was anticipated, they were beaten. The game which was late

in starting, was commoiced by Recreio who early

RECREIO ST. JOSEPH'S

St. Joseph's repued" with

two, one being a penay, but towards the end Recreio through Pereira made the game safe for his side, by adding two more.

SMALL UNITS «. ROYAL ARTILLERY.

The Small Units had a bad time

50,

of it, when they met the Royal obtained a Artillery on Chatham Road ground. goals lead, through Gosano, who The Artillery were dangerous from

good the start, exceptionally played

and continued game, and Rocha, who both added throughout the game which thes another one each before half time. won by goals to one. It must be The second balf was a repetition of said for the Small Units, that they the first, and but for the sturdy fought back in a very plucky man. play of the Small Units defence, ner, and should do better later in

which finished with the season. the game, Recreio leading by 9 goals to 1, would certainly have been greater. R.A.. POLICE.

The Royal Artillery" met the Police in a good game on the Chatham Road ground. The Police attacked, and a centre by Howarth, was cleared by Taylor of the Artillery. End to end play was the order, with neither side, being able to get beyond the delences, untii Leach running through, put in a hot shot, which Clarke in the Police goal safely held. The Police took the lead through a penalty with which Wynne made no mis- tako. Towards the end of the game Leach of the Artillery, with Cotton was playing a sound game, and his efforts when with a fine drive he scored Leach also scored with a peneity shot on towards the close of the 20 100 game thereby gaining a win for the Artillery by the odd goal in

Pennell, e Osman, b Hiptoola

Extras...

Total

Bowling-Analysis.

Hiptoola Chan Fook

Suleiman

-33-

0. M. I W. 6.4 38

GARRISON FOOTBALL -

LEAGUE.

HOME FOOTBALL RESULTS.

CHELSEA SUFFER THEIR FIRST DEFEAT.

RANGERS LEAD IN SCOTTISH LEAGUE.

CELTIC WIN GLASGOW CUP.

All teams in the English League were playing on Saturday. Burnley lost their lead in Division I., and Manchester City's double victories in the week gained them third position. In Division II., Chelsea dropped full points for the first time, but they still retain the lead. The leaders in both sections of Division III, maintained their positions.

In the Scottish League, the Rangers gained the top position by "defeating Third Lanark, who have been doing remarkably well since they entered Division I. by promotion Motherwell gained second place by defeating Aberdeen, the leaders. The Airdrieonians and. Hibernians played each other owing to their opponents' being engaged in the Glasgow Cup final and the latter won by two goals.

Celtic, who had already beaten Third Lanark in their semi- final replay, won the Glasgow Cup by defeating Queen's Park in the final.

Results of Saturday's matches and League tables follow:- (THROUGH RIUTER'S AGENCY.)

DIVISION II.

ENGLISH LEAGUE,

Division I Birmingham 1, Derby. 4. Bolton 0, Bury 1. Burnley 3, Manchester U. 4. Cardiff 1, Leicester 2. Everton 4, Arsenal 2. Huddersfield, Blackburn 2. Manchester C. 3, Sunderland 3. Newcastle 3, Leeds U. 2. Portsmouth 3, Wednesday 2. Sheffield U., Aston Villa 3. West Ham 1, Liverpool 1.

Division II. Bristol C. 1, Southampton 1.. Clapton 2, Blackpool 4.. Grimsby, Bradford, 2. Middlesbro' 3, Notts C. 1. Notta Forest 1, Barnsley 3. Oldham 0, Wolves 4. Preston 3, Millwall Reading Port Vale 1. Stoke 3, Svansos 0. Tottenham, Hul 1. West Brom. 3.Chelsea 0.

Division III. (Southern). Brighton 3, Exeter 2 Charlton 2, Merthyr 2. Coventry 1 Brentford o Fulham 3, Walsall 1. Gillingham 6, Crystal Pal 1. Luton, Bristol R. 2. Northants 2, Bournemouth 0. Norwich 2, Southend 5. Plymouth, Newport 2. Queen's Park 3, Watford 2. Torquay, Swindon 4.

Division III. (Northern). Accrington 1, Halifax 1. Barrow 1, South Shields 1. Bradford C. 2, Lincoln 3. Carlisle 4, Tranmere 1. Chesterfield 3, Nelson 2. Doncaster 2, Ashington 1. Hartlepools 1, Stockport 1. New Brighton 3, Southport 1. Rochdale Q, Wigan 0. Rotherham 1, Crewe Wrexham 4, Darlington 3.

SCOTTISH LEAGUE.

Division 1.

Ayr 3 Cowdenbeath 1. Hearts, Falkirk 2. " Motherwell 1, Aberdeen 0. Partick 8, Hamilton 0. Raith 0, Dundee 3.

St. Johnstone 1, Kilmarnock 0. St. Mirren 1, Ölyde 0. Third Lanark 2. Rangers 5. Airdrie 0, Hibernians 2.

GLASGOW CUP.

CELTIC WIN THE TROPHY..

In the Glasgow Cup final played at Hampden Park, Celtie beat Queen's Parkby two goals nothing.

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LEAGUE TABLES.

The English League Tables and Boottish League, Table (Division I.). up to and including matches.com. pleted on Saturday, are appended:

ENGLISH LEAGUE.

DIVISION I.

P. W. D. L. F. A. Pts. Derby

___31__10__13. Blackburn...10 @ 1 3 21 25 13 Manch City 0 3 2 2.25 18 12

THE WEEK'S RESULTS. 31st H. Bty. R.A. 3, R.A.M.C. Burnley 10 5 2 3 28 25.19

MATCHES FOR NEXT WEEK

To-day.-R.AO0 v D Coy

Queen' Referee: Pte. Lamb, K.A.M.C."

P. W. D. L. F.

A. Pte.

1 16 3 13

Chelsea Hull.10 4 I 14 10 14 Preston 9 6 12 23 11 13 Notts C 0 5 19 15 3 13 Southampton 3 31, 189 13 Stoke 9 3 1 3 910 11 Grimsby. ....84 2 18 1 10 Middlesbro 4.23 21 17 10 West Brom... 9 5 0 4 18 16 30 Notts For... 9 4 2 3 18 19 10 Tottenham... 8 4 1 3 1715 Wolves

4 1 4 23, 17 Barnsley S, 4 0 4 13 12 Bradford 9 4 0 3 17 15 Millwall 93 2 4 14 18 Clapton 9. 3 2 4 9 15 6 Bristol C... 91 44 11 18 Port Vale... 3 0 6 13 1Ð Blackpool. 9 2 2.5 13.216 Swansen"..... 1 2 6 14 30 4 Reading 9 1 1 7.7 23 "3 Oidham...... 9 i 9 8. 21 2

DIVISION III. (SOUTH),

P. W. D. L. F. A. Pts. Luton ...... 9 7 2 0 23 11 16 Queen's P.R. 9 3 4 0 34 9 14 Crystal P... 9 3 2 2 13 10 19 Plymouth ...10 2 3 19 13 12 Swindow10 33 19 16 12 Coventry 9. 4 3 2 18 9 11 Brentford.... 9 4 3 2 12 8 11. Southerd... 9 4 3 2 17 13 11 Chariton ....

329 13 13 10 Fulham 04 23 29 13 10 Northants10 3 4 3 17 10 10 Newport 9 2 4 3 14 14 Bournemouth, 324 914 Torquay 93 15 14 16 Bristol R... 9 3 1 5 14 18 Watford..... 31 13 20 7 Walsall 3.3 1 3 14 23 7 Exeter 0 9 2 5.13 16 8 Brighton ... 223 11 18 Merthyr .....22 $ 12.99 Norwich ....@ 2 1 6 12 17, 3

6.17 4 Gillingham 9 126

DIVISION III. (NORTH).

P. W. D. L. T. 'A. Pta. Wrexham 9 6 3 0 21 13 13 Carlisle 10 5 3 2 26 17 13 Stockport. 392 26 13 12 Doncaster 39 2.20 14 12 'Lincoln 10 3 2 3 23 21.12 Bradford C..9, 42396 14 10 Wigan

Halifax

Nelson

9 4 2 3 10 7 10

LAWNTM BOWLS.

CHAMPIONSHIP CANDI- DATES WIN.

SPEY CUP RESULTS,

The Club de Recreio "A" teata, and Taikoo, who are in the race for the championship of the junior lawn bowls League, both won.on: Saturday. Recreio's success gives them the leading place and they defeated, the Kowloor C.C. head. somely on two rinka. Recreio "B" did well against Taikoo, but had to admit defeat by a small margin. Craigengower, as expected, defeated the Bowling Green Club, one of the visiting rinks being badly beaten. The Yacht Club gained a victory over East Point by 30 shots.

On the Civil Service ground, Craigengower entered the semi-final of the Spey Cup competition by defeating Taikoö. The winners led all the way, the skip being the outstanding player and getting a the support he wanted from his team. Taikoo made a great effort towards the close by gaining the last three ends with six shots, but they were still three shots behind Craigengower have now to meet the winner of the East Point v. Yacht Club tie to decide the finalist ic the top half bracket.

Civil Service also qualified for the semi-final in the lower half bracket, by gaining comfortab.e victory over the Kowloon G.C. the same, afternoon 04 the bowling Green Club's ground. Their next opponents will be the winners of the Kowloon Docks . Club. de Recreio tie.

The Police were eliminated from the competition by the Kowloon Docks R.C.

DIVISION. II.

Kowloon 0.0. v. Recrala "A"! Playing at home, the Kowloon CC. lost to Club de Recreio "A" by 39 shots. K.C.C., 42; Recreio, 74.

Recreio "A" K.0.0. Hirst (S.)... 10 Riberio (S.)... 31 Petheram (S.) 20 - Luz (S.)................. 18 Burford (8.).. 12 Yvanovich (S.) 27

Total...... 42 Total...... 74

Recreio "B" v. Taikos. Playing at home, Club de Recreio "B" lost. to Taikoo by shots. Recreio, 47; Taikoo, 56.

Recreio B."

Talkoo. Ozorio (8.)... 13. Walmsley (8.) 17 Basto

McKechnie

(S.)........... 13 Munro (8.)... 24

(S.)........ 21 Gutierrez (S.) 11

Total 47

Total .....

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Oralgengower. Bowling Green. Playing at home, Craigengower beat the Bowling Green Club by 17 shots. C.C.C., 74; K.B.G.C., 57.

C.C.0..

I.B.G.C. "Knott (S.).... 17 Warren (8.). 26 Razack

Maclachlan (S.)........ 28 (3.) 21 Beer (8.) 31 Roylance (S.). 10 Total: 57 Total...... 74

LEAGUE TABLES.

Division II.

The position in the League to date are:-

P. W. D. L. Pts Recreio "A" 14.11 0 3 2

Civil Service ... 14 10 1 3 21 Taikoo R.C...... 13 10 0 3 20 Kowloon B.G.O. 13 Craigengower... 13 Kowloon C.C....14 Recreio "B"... 14

717 13 0814

5 1 6 11

9 2 3 2 11 12 B

4 1 0 *

10 4 1 3 19

ร

East Point R.C. 16 4 0 12 Yacht Club 13 4. 0 9

SPEY CUP MATCHES.

S. Shielda... 6 3 23 13 11 Crewe ....... 8 3.2.3 14 13 Chesterfield 9 4 0 4 20 19 8

5 N. Brighton 8 4 0-4.14 14 Rotherham 9 3 2 4 3 21 Hartlepools 2 4 5 10 20 8 8 Darlington 10 3 2 3 16 21 Rochdale... 2 3 4 16 18 Southport... 9 3 1 8 16 21 Tranmere... 8 3 13 11 18 7 Ashington Accrington Earrow..... 9 1

Craigengewer v. Taikop. Playing on. the Civil Service ground, Craigengower heat Taikoo by 3 shots. C.C.C., 19; T.R.C., 18.

0.0.0.

Taikoo. Laing

Bass

10 3 1 14 24 8 9 2 4 11 18

Bennett

4 14 20

& 8

Omar

SCOTTISH LEAGUE.

DIVISION I

Chalmers McLeod

Bradbury (8) 19 Wallace (8.)..."18

Kowloon 0.0. v. Civil Service. Playing on the Kowloon Bowling Green Club ground, Kowloon C.C. lost to Civil Service by 19 shots. K.C.C., 16; C.5.0.0., 28.

K.C.C.

Fraser Wragge Chapman

0.8.0.0. Pendered

Deakin Holledge

Gibson (8.)... 16 Gzimmitt (8.) 29 „Kowloon Docks 7. Polica.

*A third_apey Cup match was played on Saturday on the E.0.0. ground between the Kowloon Docks Recreation Club "sad" the Police R.C., the Docks winning by 8 shots, 30-14.

---P. W, D. L. F. A Pts Bangers 8 7 1 0 28 0 13 Motherwell.. 98.21 13 10 14 Everton 9 5 1 3 18 13 11 Aberdeen ....10 7 0 3.9% 15 14 West Ham...10 4 3 3 22 1911 Hearty... 0 3 2 2 28 14 12 ard Lanark 9 5 22 25 17 12 Leeds 8 4 2 2 22 19 10 Birmingham, 94318_10_10_Hibernians 9 5 2 916 10-12′′ Portsmouth 9:50 4 12 13 10. St Mirren 9 3 2 2 17 18 12 Wednesday 9 4 23 14-18 10. Celtic 7. 3.1.1., 12 7 11 Liverpool. 93 3 3 181 8 Partick 9 4 1 3 30 189 Leicester 333 31318 9 St. Johnstone 9 4 14 41 18. Manch. Un 38 4 2 1748 Hamilton91230 Aston Villa 32318-Ayr 10 3 2 18 23 a Cardiff 93 9 418 149 Kilmarnock 10 3 1 4 14 15 7

Queen's Park 1-3-04-14-10 Huddersfield 3 24 16 120 were rewarded,

-Newcastle-10 3 25 14 248 Dundee 9 30 4 34 19 A Bury 9305 9-166Clyde-

190 Sunderland 9 3 0 6 18 21 6 Airdie 3 1 6 17 10. 5 ends which had the Police beaten. Arsenal 9 2 2 5 10 16 0 Falkirk 9 2.18 16 28

As stated above, the Kowloon 9: Cowdenbeath 8 11 7 Sheffield U. 9 3 0 8 13:24 6

Dock next meet the Club de Bolton 0 1 3 8 7 Kaith R 1_13_10_.

Recreio

Tuesday 31st H. Bly. R.A. v.

Co. sad K.O.S.B. Referee: Pie, Jacques, 1st Queen's. Thursday.-B Coy, 2nd, K.0.5.B. v.

C Cay, Top Queen 4. Friday.M.G. Coy. Ist Queen's v.

A Coy. End K.0.8.B. All matches are at Chatham Road

Kick-of-460

ground,

The Police were leading in the carly part of the game, but the Docks made the scores ten all and gained a live and a three in tw

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