WEEK-END FOOTBALL.
TWO FIRST DIVISION TEAMS WIN AWAY.
POLICE BEAT THE CLUB ON THEIR OWN GROUND.
HEAVY SCORING IN THE SECOND DIVISION,
The Police and Chinese Athletic in the First Division both won away from home, the Police and Club match causing some surprise by six goals being scored. In the Second Division both the Chinese Athletic and the Quera's defeated their opponents very heavily, the Queen's making a record score of seven goals.”
South China
RESULTS AT A GLANCE,
Royal Artillery
Hong Kong F.C........
Queen's
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Royal Navy
Chinese Athletic Police
3 ·E,O.S.B.'
DIVISION 1.
Royal Artillery Reserves C.
Queen's
South China "B"
Navy ReservES
University
Kowloon F.C.
Club de Recreio
DIVISION I.
SOUTH CHINA E NAVY.
Chinese Athletic
Small Units ........
1
K.O.S.B. Reserves.
3
South China “* Á ́ Eastern
St. Joseph's R.A.F.
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THE HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, OCTOBER 15th, 1928.
RECREIO. RA.F.
The King's Park club entertain-
(Dodda) a worrying time. A break Sway on the Queen's left wing was unfortunate for the K.O.S.B., ford a centre from Caldicott was pushed forward to Morris, who promptly in-ed the RAF. on Saturday after creased the lead to three goals. The Barderers were how getting very anxious, and again plied the Queen's goal Everest, who was now playing centre forward, picked up a pass and put in a shot which gave the Queen's goalie no earthly chance of saving.
400. The opening play prayed the home team a better combination, Ward recarthing the First goal after some very good forward play. The airmen, by dint of hard work, made
any journeys to the home goal, but were unable to break down the cpposing defence.
Hak-time: Recreio 1; R.A.F. 0. The second hall saw Recreio again again take up the running, and two more goals were scored. These re verses, however, did not dishearten the visitors, who were often within an acc of scoring, but poor shooting on the part of the forwards-com- bined with good clearances on the part of the Recreio's backs-were good reasons for them not record- ing a score at this period.
"The game now resumed a more, level footing and end-to-end play was the order, with shota being made, at both goals. In a further attack on the Queen's goal Stock scored, and in a further attack and scramble in front of goal the K.0.5.B.'s very nearly got on level terms, but the ball was put just over the bar. The Queen's got the ball away again and put up a für- ther run after an interval of mid-
After Recreio had made several field play, but without result, and the game finished with the opportu.further attempts to increase their lead, the Air Force muanged to ob nista winning.
tain their only goal from a good effort by their centre forward, "
Result: Queen's 3, K.O.S.B. a £. The teams Queen's-Dodds; Hooper and Sharp; Byrne, Contor and Hill; Hibbert, Richardson, Morris, Bar- clay, and Caldicot
K.O.S.B. 8.-McDougall: Gardner and Martin: Everest, Davey and Skiggs: Gear, Stock, Humphries, McGlinchy and Pte. Alexander.
Referee: Me, F. Smith.
DIVISION II.
ATHLETIC:
Fuller's Then came a spell of mid-ROYAL ARTILLERY e. CHINESE field play, but a hefty kick by the Athletic sent the ball up the held for a shot to be made just ous- side the goal, a second shot being tipped over the bar for a corner.
The Play, which up to this point now had been fast throughout, slackened down considerably. The Chinese inside right made a solo run, and shooting put the ball intu the net well out of reach of the Artillery goalie. From the kick-off the final whistle sounded with the Chinese winning the double,
Result: Royal Artillery 2; Chinese Athletic 4..
The Gunners lost the toes, and kicking off against the strong sun they made for goal, and finished The Savy were very unfortunate
their effort with a feeble shot. The in losing to South China in their
Athletic team took up the running, match on Saturday at Caroline Hill. The gatoc being very even, a draw
and Cheung Kam Chuen, on the would have been a fair result.
right wing, put in a well-placed The Navy started off with a rush
centre which was not accepted. From this point onwards, the Athletic and through Stenlake came near to scoring. A second run-down on
were giving the soldiers defence a the right wing by Cobb, was sent
very anxious time, and a run-down gave Lee Hung Ching the opportu in a well placed centre, enabled Ball
nity of opening the scoring. The to ope tue scoring in favour of the
Athletic were on top all the while, uvy. A nurther run-drown ended
and the Artillery goalie is to be in the ball being kicked "bebind.
congratulated on his fine dieplay, From the goal kick the South China
the first half ending with the Chi team cone into the picture, and Fung king Cheung, given a pass on
nuse Athletic one up. On the re sumption of play the Athletic ob the finish of a run, shot into the
Chinese Athletic-Yet Chan Pong: tained possession of the ball, taking gaolie's hands. Another attempt al
minutes later by the same Law Wai Man and Lai Yuk Tak: it into the Artillery area, and keep- player met with success. The play Wong Sui Wah, Leung Yuk Tonging it there, but their shooting was continued fast, and the interval and He Choi Yuk; Chan Kweng Yu, weak. came as a welcome break to the Shak Pui Tin, Wong Pak Chung, players. Hall-tique: South Chian 1,Lao Yuk Ying and Cho Kwai Sing. Navy 1.
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The teams
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Royal Artillery.-Fletcher; Oliver and Excell; Fuller, Leach and Eagles; Taylor, Hill, Cotton, Wood and Heale.
HONG KONG F.C.POLICE.
Play in the second half was as good as the first both sides giving a good display of football. becoming
A bright and interesting game re- dangerous when near goal. China expecially ought to have scored early sulted from the meeting of these in this half, but their shooting at teams at Happy Valley on Saturday, times was rather wild. However, and the form displayed was surpris A penalty, which ingly good considering it is to early they obtained ghve them the winning goal, Fung in the season. Both forward linee Aing Ubeung taking the kick. The combined efeverly, and there was Navy tried hard to equalize, and nothing to choose between the two at times it looked as though they defences, leth of which were excep would, their wings doing splendid- tionally sound. The Brat goal fell ly, but full advantage was not taken to the Police, Holt turning the ball of their centres, and the game into the net in an endeavour to The Police finishing with South China winners of a good game.
Result: South China ; Royal Navy 1.
clear
from Fraser. centre-forward was always in the picture, and his dashing raids harrassed the home, defenders. This player increased the lead for his side after twenty-five minutes, and The Team:-~ South China:-Pau Ka Ping; Li the visitors crossed over with a com- Tin Sung and Lau hau, Leung Yinfortable lead. Hall-time: Police 2: Chan, Pung Wa Hing, Leung Wing H.K.F.C. c. Chiu, Lai Ting Choy, Tam hot Pak, Lau Mau, and Ip Pak Wa: »
Royal Navy-Ward: Moss and Worn; Willis, Metcalfe und Cobb Cope, Stenlake, Jones, Ball and Manu.
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Play became fast and furious after the interval, and there were times when it looked as if the home team would turn the tables un their visitors. Alexander got through for the Club midway through the second half, but Howarth replied with a | third for the Police. The Club never lost heart, and MeRide add ed a bezaty from a fine centre by ROYAL ARTILLERY CHINESE Pile. In the closing minutes Police again pressed heavily, and Shop- heard paved the way for Fraser to add a fourth goal just before the conclusion of the match.
Referee: Capt. A. Austin, M.C.. M.M., R.A.
ATHLETIC.
Result: Police 4; H.K F.C. 2. The teams:
This fault they remedied later, and glut of goals came along. Chang Shiu Hong scored with a low drive into the corner of the net well out of "reach of the goalie. Mak Kwon Tung trapped the ball from a free kick, turned, and shot into the net. The Gunners made one or two rallies, but the ball was soon back in the goal area, and Ng Po Lau from the right put in a cress shot from a distance, and just on time being called Lee Ifung Ching scored the last goal of the
match.
Result: Royal Artillery 0; Chinese Athletic 5.
Referee: Mr. Samy.
SOUTH CHINA B" ..K.O.S.B.
RESERVES.
misses
The game closed with no further, scoring, the home side running out easy winners,
Result: Recreio 3; B.A.F. 1.
QUEEN'S ARMY SMALL UNITS.
This match, played at Chatham Rond, proved in the first half very Cre. The Queen's, however, count ed through Hartridge, and retain- ed this lead until half-time wa
The Small Units team, though trying hard, were unable to break down the Queen's defence.
Half-time: Queen's 1: Small Units 0,
called.
The second hall saw the Small
Units team fall away considerably, and the Queen's taking the game in hand rattled on six goals in quick succession, through Bun 2. Thurlow 2 and Beattie and Gill one each. The Queen's through this half were always the better team, and show- ed some good forward play. Their defence also being top dogs, easily resisted any attacks made by the No further scoring Small Units. took place, and the Queen's ran out good and easy winaers.
Result: Queen'e 7; Army Small
EASTERN UNIVERSITY.
resulted.
Both teams are newcomers in the Second Division of the League, and at present their play does not reach a very high standard. There was no. lack of keenness, however, and quite bright game Eastern went ahead after fifteen minutes and Jap got on terms for the Universiy. At half time Eastern ad again taken the lead. Univer sity pressed hard in the opening stages of the second half, and Lion equalised. The same player gave his side the lead shortly afterwards, and Eastern replied with a goal from a penalty. Just before the final whistle Eastern scrambled in front again with a splendid goal! scored by their right-half from a free, kick.
Result: Eastern 4. University 3.
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"A."
At Caroline Hill on Saturday, NAVY SOUTH CHINA South China "B" tean opposed the Reserves of the K.0.5.B.'s, the The Navy put out a strong side soldiers winning by four goals to for this match, and should have one, which score might have been had no difficulty in breaking their added to if the shooting had been
opponents The forwards, however, up to scratch. The soldiers soon failed to impress when near goal, made it known that they were the and as a consequence the teams better team, as they took charge were only able to share points. right from the start, and after South China took the lead from a several had been made breakaway, but did not hold it Skiggs scored with a well-placed long, for Sorbie and Skuli added shot: Ton added a second by run- pointa for the Sailors before the in- ning the ball through on his own terval. The Navy continued to have and scoring. The South China team practically all the play, and the attempted to make amends but South China goal had some miracul- there was no combination amongst ous escapes. South China got on them, or it may have been the
even terms early in the second hall, soldiers broke any such attempts up, their inside right again being res half-time coming with the soldiers ponsible for a clever goal, after two to the good.
which nothing further was scored.
Result: "Nary 2; South China "A" 2.
LEAGUE.
The Artillery turned out with a
Half-time: South China "B" 0; sido below their full strength in
K. O.S.B.'s 2. the Chinese their
with game
Police..-- Clarke; Britton and
On the resumption of play the Athletic on Saturday at Sookunpoo,
Wynno; MeGreavey, Oram and soldiers took up the running, and but put up a most convincing Hudson; Pile, Howarth, Fraser did not give South China many on H.K. GARRISON FOOTBALL Kicking off against the sun the
lost the ball to the Shepheard and Cornwall. Artillery Athletic, who in turn got pulled up for an infringement, the free kick guing behind. A run up the right wing by Choi Kwai Sing was spoilt "by this player deliberately knocking the ball down with his hands. Both sides were playing well, with special mention to the Artillery right wing, who tried several long shots which
Hong Kong. F.C.-Logan; Hult Bishop; Sloan, Stewart and Mc Bride; Gillatly, Alexander Read, Watson and Trambitsky.
Referee S/Sgt. Gilbert, R.A.O.C.
QUEEN'S REGT. . K.OS, B.
portunities to get on level terms.
consolidated The soldiers
their position by obtaining two more goals one through Stevens and the other by Crawley, South China then | made a spurt, and in a serimmage round the soldiers goal they claim ed a penalty, which was converted, the game, ending soon. alterwards with the soldiers easy winners..
Result: South China "B" 1; K.Q.5.B.4.
Referee: Private Farnsworth,
Queen's.
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HOME FOOTBALL RESULTS.
HEAVY SCORING IN THE TWO LEAGUES..
BLACKBURN DEFEAT EVERTON CHAMPIONS.
EIGHT-GOAL VICTORY FOR RANGERS.
the Home football on Saturday was marked by heavy scoring, most notable of which was the success of the Rangers over St. Johnstone in the Scottish League by 8 goals to mil, la the First Division of the English League, Aston Villa, playing at 'home, accounted for Bury by 7 goal to 1. In the Northern section, Bradford City returned with score of 8. goals to 9 in their match with Ashington.
There were also several upseta of form. In the English League, the beroes of last year's Cup final, Blackburn, defeated Everton champions by the add goal in three. Huddersfold were badly beaten on their visit to Sunderland. Portsmouth were checked by Bolton. Derby, the leaders, fought hard, but had to share points with Manchester City Points in the match of the other Blackburn Manchester Club and Cardiff were also distributed. now replace Derby in the leadership.
In the Second Division Chelsea had great struggle with Clapton Orient, each side scoring two goals Hull retained their position by accounting for the lowly Reading team. Preston North End lost the game to Port Vale by anodd goal, giving third place "Southampton to Notte County, who "triumphed over Oldham. again drew, this time with the Wolves. Tottenham, who got sway the previous week with a 4-1 victory, lost to Bradford on a similar
Score.
The Southern section leaders, Luton, shared the points with beaten by Walsall. Coventry, Queen's Park Rangers were Swindon's victory over Gillingham gave them a higher place on the League table, while Plymouth maintained their position by a comfortable victory over Crystal Palace.
In the Northern section, Wrexham lead with another two points gained on their visit to Southport. Carlisle were not so fortunate this week, and had to give away a point to Stockport. Lincoln beat Accrington and climb to third place. Bradford City also improved, their position by their crowning success of 8 goals to 2 over Ashington.
Teams in the Scottish League also had some hard struggles in which Eve of the Clubs shared the points, while Ayr United nearly succeeded in bringing about another draw in their meeting with Clyde. The Rangers, so far unbeaten, ousted St. Johnstone by" netting B goals with giving any away. Motherwell were played to a good draw by the old warriors. Celtic (Glasgow Cup winners last week) in which six goals were scored by the two sides. Hearts
Queen's Park recovered: defeated Cowdenbeath by goals to 1. from the Cup final defeat to gain a 6-1 victory over the Hibernians. Results of Saturday's matches and revised League tables follow:-
(THROUGH AICTER'S AGENCY.]
ENGLISH LEAGUE. Division i Arsenal 2, West Ham 3. Aston Villa 7, Bury 1. Blackburn 2, Everton 1. Bolton 4, Portsmouth 2. Derby 1, Manchester C. 1. Leeds U, 2, Burnley 1. Leicester 3, Sheffield U. 1. Liverpool 2, Newcastle 1. Manchester U. 1, Cardiff 1. Wednesday 3, Birmingham 0. Sunderland, Huddersfield 1. Division II. Barnsley West Brom 0. Blackpool, Stoke 0. Bradford 4, Tottenham 1. Bristol C. 2, Notts Forest 5. Chelsea 2, Clapton 2 Hull 3 Reading 0. Millwall 2, Middlesbro' a Notts C., Oldham 0. Port Vale 3, Preston N.E. 2. Swansea 2, Grimsby 1. Wolves 1, Southampton 1.
Division II. (Southern).. Bournemouth 4, Charlton 2. Brentford, Northants 2. Crystal Bal. 1, Plymouth 4. Exeter 1, Torquay 3. Luton 1, Coventry 1. Merthyr 2, Norwich 1. Newport 3, Fulham 3. Southend 1, Brighton 1. Swindon 2, Gillingham 1. Walsall 3, Queen's P.R. i. Watford 1, Bristol R. 0.
Division III. (Northern). Ashington 2 Bradford C. 8. Crewe 0, Wigan 4. Darlington 2, Chesterfield 2 Halifax, Hartlepools 0, Lincoln 3, Accrington 1. Nelson 3, Barrow 4. Rochdale 4, New Brighton 2. Southport 1, Wrexham 3. South Shields 1, Doauaster 0. Stockport 2, Carlisle 2. Tranmere 3, Rotherham 0.
"SCOTTISH LEAGUE. Division L Aberdeen 2, Airdrie 1.1 Clyde 1, Ayr 0.
Daadce 2, Third Lanark 2. Falkirk 2, St. Mirren 2. Hearts 4, Cowdenbeath 1: Kilmarnock 2. Partick 2. Motherwell 3, Celtic 3. Queen's Park 8, Hibernians 1. Kaith I, Hamilton 1.. Rangers B, St. Johnstone 0.
LEAGUE TABLES.
The English League Tables and Scottish League Table (Division I.). up to and including matches com pleted on Saturday, are appended: ENGLISH LEAGUE, DIVISION I.
Chelsea
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LAWN BOWLS.
RECREIO'S SUCCESS IN
THE LEAGUE:
TAIKOO DEFEATED,
Civil Service, who were one of the contenders for the junior champion- abip the Lawn Bowls League, and incidentally looked, for pro- motion to the senior division where the Club lost their place, were pub out of the competition un Natur- day when they were beaten by Recreio B at King's Park by the narrow margin of one shot.
Recreio "A" defeated Taikoo com- fortably, and may, now be looked up as the champions of the junior divion. Thić kucemas will give them a place in the senior division brat season. Taikoo now have a chance of drawing level with the points standing at present to the credit of Recreio only if they wis their remaining two matches and Recreio lose their last match, which. is with the Yacht Club, a very remote possibility.
The remaining match was be tween Kowloon C.C. and the Yacht Club, which faished with a close result in favour of the former
Talkoo v. Recreio " A‚"** Playing at home, Taikoo lost to Club de Beercio "A" by 2% shots V.R.C., 42; Recfcio, 51.
Taikoo.
Spiers
Hope
Moore
Reercio.
H. Alves
Rodrigues Marques
Walmsley (S.) 10; Ribeiro (S.)... 23. Young Cameron
YAB
Soarea
Lopes
Yvanovich
Sloan
Munro
(S.)..
13
(8.).....
F. X. Silva
Sousa
C. G. Silva
Keown
Craig
Young
McKechnie
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· (5.)............ 17. (5.).......... 28
Total...
Total...... il
Recreio "B" ". Civil Barvica, Playing at home, Recreio B** beat Civil Service by one shot. Recreio, 8; C.S.C.C., 61.
Rezrelu
Machado
Remedios
Rosario
C.S.C.C. Eccleshall
C. E. Jones Archibald
·Gutierrez (8.) 22. Massey (S.)... 24 Barros
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P. W. D. L. F. A. Pts. .10.21 197 16 Hull
11 8 4 1 17 :ཎཱུ་16 Notte C...10 72-18 13 S'thampton 10 5 4 1 17.10.14 Preston10 6 1 3 27 17 Middlesbro 10 5 23 24 19 19 Notts For...10 5 2 3 23.21 12 Stoke 10 5 14 21 11 Grimsby A 3 10.13 Barnsley 9 5 0 4 17 12 Wolves...10 4 2 4 24 18 Bradford ...10 50 3 21 19 10 West Brom 10 5 0,5 18 18 10 Tottenham... 9.4 14 15 19 Clapton 10 3 3 4 11 20 Blackpool 10 3 2 3 17 21 Millwall 10 3 2 3 1 21 Port Vale...10 0 6 16 21 Bristol C...10 1.4 3 13 21 Swansea ....10 2 2 6 16 31 Reading 10 1 1,929 Gidham10 1 0 9 393
DIVISION III (SOUTH).
Bickford
Basto (S.)..... 20 Booker (S.)... 15
Holdman Longbottom Luck
Gonsalves
9
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Gomes
Ribeira
3
6
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P. W. D. L. F. A. Pts. Luton...30 7 3 0 24 12 17 Queen's P.R. 10 5 4 1 15 12 14 Swindon 1 8 2 3 21 17 14 Plymouth...11 6 2 3 23 15 14 Coventry 10 4 4 -17 10 12 Brentford 10 4 4 2 14 10 12 Crystal P....10 5 3 18 14 12. Southend ...10 4 4 2 19 16 12 Fulham 10 4 3 3 31 19 11 Northants...11 3 5 3 10 16 11 Charlton 9 4 2 8 17 17 10 Bournem'th 10 4 24 13 16 10 Newport 10 2 3 3 17 17 9 Torquay.10 4 1 3 1 17 9 Watford....10 4 1 3 14 50 9 Walsall 10 4 15 17 24 9 Merthyr 10 3 25 13 24 Brighton 10 93.3 12 16 Bristol R....10 3 7 14 19 Exeter 10 2 9 6 14 19 Norwich 10 2 17 13 19 3 Gillingham 10 12 710 4
DIVISION III. (NORTH).
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Osorio (S.).... 10 Taylor (S.).... 29
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Total..... 62
Total..... 61
Kowloon 0.0. r. Yacht Club. Playing at horne, the Kowloon C.C. beat the Yacht Club by G chots. K.C.C, 6; R.H.K.Y.C., 50.
X.C.C.
Gittins
Jack
Brave
R.H.K.Y.C. Deacon
Bentley
Carpenter
Peterham (S.) 2 Davies (S.)... 15
Shanks Hambliz
Wragge
Shellshear
Sutherland Ramsay
Hirst (S.)..... 22 Edwards (5.) 21 Smith
Sutton Atkina
Murdoch Howe
Wood Herridge (8.) 22 Shields (5.)... 24
Total.....66
Total..... 60
LEAGUE TABLES.
Division II.
The positions in the League to date are:-
P. W. D. L Pt Recreio "A"...35 19 03 24 Civil Service... 13 10 1 4 91 Taikoo R.C... 14 10 04 201 Kowloon B.G.C. 15 7 17 15 Craigengower....15 7 0 8 14 Kowloon C.C.... 15 61 8 13 Recreio "B"
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P. W. D. L. F. A. Pts. Wrexham...107 3 0 27 16 17 Carlisle.11 5 4 2 28 19 14 Linccia.11 6 23 28 22 14 5 3 2 28 14 13 Stockport 10
5 2 3 34 16 12 Bradford C. 10 Wigan 10 5 2 3 14 12 Doncaster...10 3 2 3 20 15 12 Halifax 10 3 5 2 13 12. 11 S. Shields... 9 4 3 16 L1 10 Chesterfield 9 4 I 4.22 21 Tranmere ...30 4 1 3 14 18 Rochdale ...10 3 3 4 50 18 Darlington 11 3 3 6 20. 23 Nelson II 4 1 8 90 26 went true to their mark, but were. An exciting match was played on
N. Brighton 4 0 3 16 19 well held by Yet Chan Pong. A the Chatham Road ground on Satur
Crese 0.3 2 4 14 17 run down on the Chinese left wing day last between the K.O.S.B.'s.
Barrow...10 9 4 4 18 23 6 ended with Lam Yuz Ying hitting and the Queen's Royal Regiment,
Rotherham 10 3 2 5 13 24 Matches For The Week. the under part of the cross-bar the the latter team being fortunate in
KOWLOON. ST. JOSEPH'S. ball entering the net. The soldiers, securing the winning goal. As soon
Monday, 15th-HQ Wing 2nd
Hartlepools 10 2 4 4 10 20 from the kick-off, forced a corner as the play started it could be seen
K.O.S.B. HQ Wing, 1st Queen's,
Southport...10 3 16 17 24 Ashington 11 3 1 7 16 32 but with no result, a second corner that a great game was likely to be Played at Kowloon, the opening Chatham Road. Referee: Sur/R.A.
Accrington 9. 2. 2-5 19 21 being well cleared. The Artillery witnessed, and so it proved, the exchanges saw the visitors make an Maltas, 20th H. Bty. R.A.
SCOTTISH LEAGUE. were then further weakened by one Queen's soon making headway to attack on the home goal, and keep- Tuesday, 18th-31st H. Bty. R.A.
P. W. D. L. F... A. Pia.
DIVISION 1. of their side having to go off with wards the K.O.8.B.'s goal. A passing up the pressure for some time. C Coy. lat Queen's, Chatham Blackburn 11 7 1 3 23 16 15
P. W. D. L. F. A. Pts. an injured leg, the result of some to Richardson gave him the op they recorded a good goal. Kow. Road. Referee: Lieut. Kelly, 2nd Derby 10 82992 11 14.
Rangers doubtful play. The play was fairly portunity of scoring the first goal loon then had a look in, but were K.O.S.B. M.G. Coy. 2nd K.0.8.B. Manch City 10 3 3.2.26 10 13
95 10 38 The unable to break down the visitors. B. Coy, 1st Queen's, Sookunpoo, West Ham...11 5 3 3 25 21 13 even, with both sides being at times very early in
Aberdeen 11 6 0 3 23 16 16 St. Referee: Pte. Winser, 1st Queen's feeds 9 5 22 24 20 15 Motherwell 10 6 3 1 18 13 15 dangerous. Half time: Royal Artil- Queen's showed to better advan defence, good kicking by
Wednesday 17th-19th H. Bty Wednesday 10 5 2 3 17 18 19 tage in the opening stages, and Joseph's being the feature of the
Hearts10 92 32 13 34 lery ; Chinese Athlete.
3rd Lanard 10 5 3 227 19·13 Play started quietly in the taking full advantage of the un- play. End to end play, continued R.A. r. D Goy. 1st Queen's, Happy Burnley 1152 4 29 27 19
St Mirren 10 5 3.2 18 18 13 Valley Referee: Pte. Duffy, 2nd Liverpool10-4-3--3----15-11 second half, but soon warmed up settled playof the K.0.5.B.'s without any farther scoring.
Half-time: Kowloon F.C. 0; St. K.O.S.B.
Celtic... B 3 2 1 15 10 12 The Athletic on the left wing, made forced the place, the wingers doing
Thursday, 18th-M.G. Coy. 1st Leicester...10.4 3 3 24 19 11 a good ran for Shek Put Tin to splendid work. Caldicot on the left Joseph's 1.
Hibernians 10 6 9 3 17 18 12 Everton 10 3 1 4 19 17 11 The second half started in spirit Queen's r. RA. M.C., Sookunpoo. Aston Villa 0 4 3 18 18 10 Partick 8 4 2 3 32 10 score. The third goat came shortly scored the second goal with a lovely afterwards, Wong Pak Chung, cross shot. The E.0.8.B.'s were ed fashion, each goal being visited | Referee: Etc. Parker, 2nd K.O.S.B.
Hamilton 10 4 24 12 24 10 Birmingham 10 44-18-18-10 in turn. The respective defences, 30th H. Bty. R.A. & H.Q. Wing Portsmouth 10 89.9.14 1710 Queen's Park 0 4 1 4 22 13 whilst standing in an off-side poel now getting together, and had more tion, took up a pass and slammed of the game, but could act reduce however, were able to cope with 1st, Queen's, Chatham Road.
ferée: Pte. these attacks.
Farnsworth, let Mand. Un. 9262 18 15 9 Johnstone.10 4.1 5 41 28 the ball into the net, the goal (sur- the lead up to half time.
Cardiff.10 3 3 4 18, 13 Clyde 10 2 25 Half time scores: Queen's 2; St. Joseph's. by slightly better Queen's. R.E. and R. Signals Huddersfield 10 2 9 5 17 16 8 Kilmarnock 113 26 16 17 prisingly) being allowed. The Artil
combination, were enabled to in Coy. 2nd K.O.S.B., Happy Val Sunderland 10 4 0 6 23 22 8
8 AFT .....
..139 618 26 lery pressed heavily, and Fuller, K.0.5.B. o.
This br This being the first match of the crease their lead to two
Referee: Pte. Hart, 2nd
Dundee 10 3 1 8 20 21 running through the centre of the.
Newcastle.11 3 2 6 15 28 5
Falkirk.10 2 2 0 20 28 players, scored with a beautiful season for the E.O.B.H.'s they took proved to be all the scoring, and K.O.S.B.
Friday 18th.-R.A.0.C.. H.Q. Bury 930 6 10 23
Afrdio high abot. The Gunners were buck some time in settling down, but the the visitors ran out good winners
Wing. 1st Queen's, Chatham Road, Arsenal.10 2 26 12 19 ed by this success and Lench, ob. second half saw them in their old of a fairly even game taining possession of the ball, letstyle, and Melinchy, Humphries Results Kowloon FC 0; St. Relezce: B.Q.M.8. Hutchins, R.A Boltez 10 2 2 8 11 20
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On the Kowloon C.C. ground yesterday, the Club de Recreio
defeated Kowloon Docks Recreation Club in their Spey Cup tie by 7 shots.
Kowloon Docks were down during
the early part of the game, but were able later to pass their opponents, a seven in one end helping them gut. The tide turned in favour of Recreio when they scored a five in the fourteenth head, which gave them the lead by two shots, and in a subsequent bead they scored three. Luz played a fine game for the winners, but did not get much Bupport from his No. 2, who could not settle down. Teams and final Bcores were :-
Recreio. Marques.
Yvanovich
A. Riberio"
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Atkinson MeLaggan Cullen
. Luz (9.)... 24 Gray (8.)...... 17 Recreio will next meet the Civil Service, the winners of this match
Cowdenbith 10-1 1 8 10 21 3 entering the final
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