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FOOTBALL.

CHINESE BEAT CIVILIANS IN THE LAI WAH CUP.

"

K.O.S.B. RESERVES TROUNCE THE R.A.

ROYAL NAVY RESERVES OVERWHELM KOWLOON. SMALL UNITS WIN AGAINST SOUTH

CHINA

Saturday's games resulted as under:

Chinese

LAF WAH CUP.

"SEMI-FINAL.

.... 3 Civilians HONG KONG LEAGUE.

DIVISION. 11.

K.O.S.B. Reserves

11

F.A. Reserves

0

Royal Navy Reserves

D

Kowloon F.C. Reserves... 0

South China "B" Small Units

R.A.F.

1

9

4

South China "A University Club de Recrzio Reserves not played. There were no senior league games played on Saturday.

HONG KONG LEAGUE

TABLE.

DIVISION 11.

Goals.

1. W. D. L. F. A. P. 0.0 30 3 12

K.O.S.B. Rs. · 5 Navy Res,

G

3

1 1 32 8 11 China Athletic 3 3 0 0 15 0 10 Quren's Res.... 4 3 1 0 15 17 #3 1 4 18 157 R.A.F.

Chuli de Rec 6 3 0.3 10 21 Eastern F..... 6 2 2 10 96 S. China "B" 6 2 1 3 0 13 5 8 China "A" 7 1 3 3 11.105 620 4 10 14 4 University ... St. Joseph's 8 1 2 3 5 84 K.F.C. Res.... 6 2015 29 41 Small Units... 8 11 8 7 34 3 R.A. Reserves 3-1 0 4 7 29

CIVILIANS, v. CHINESE.

Great interest was taken in the semi-Anal game played on the Hong Kong F.C. ground between the Civilians and Chinese. The former

In the second half the Borderers

netted seven times. Crawly proved himself a fine marksman, heating Parkes six times in this half, eight times in all Craig scored the other

goal.

SMALL UNITS SOUTH CHINAA."

The Small Units secured their first win in the Leagat against South China on the Caroline Hill ground McAusland opened the Small Units account. "Lavender also scored for the Units, who were leading by two clear goals at the interval.

South China opened strongly in the second half and "Tui Yük On reduced the Jead against them. South China' tried hard to level up but another goal by Lavender made the game fairly safe, for the Units. However, Tai Yuk On scored again for South China and just on time, Hogg scored for the Units, who won by four goals to two.

R.A.F.. SOUTH CHINAB

THE HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 26th, 11928.

SATURDAY'S CRICKET.

LEAGUE Í.

KOWLOON C.C. ». CRAIGEN-

GOWER CC.

Crossing over to Kowloon, the Craigengower CC, drew with the Kowloon C after the latter had declared with a very fine total of 198 runs for wickets. The first wickat partnership between Brace and Ramsay gave Kowloon a good lead with 101 runs. Brace contri buted 81 runs while Ramsay scored 58. Fincher followed with a 34, and Goodwin collected 33 runs. The

LEAGUE II.

C.C.C. 2nd e K.C.C. 2nd.

"LAWN_BOWLERS

HOME

**AT

CLOSING DAY AT KOWLOON" DOCKS.

SATURDAY'S MATCHES.

The second division game be- tween Craigeagower C.C. and the Kowloon 0.0. also resulted in a draw. Going in frat, Craigengower batted consistently and declared with 166 runs for 7 wickets. Kow-

On Saturday afternoon the Kow- loon C.C. complied 135 runs for 9 wickets; of which G. Lee made a loon Docks Recreation Club inter- centribution of 36 runs not out. For tained members from other Clubs for 4-rums, white D. Frits made Ceaigengower, Leonard batted well at an "At Home" to mark the 20 runs. G. Lee took two wickets for 29 runs. and Hargroves-Brown two for 32. For Craigengower, Fritz took four wickets for 37 runs.

Scores

C.C.C.: 168 runs for 7 wickets,

"declared. K.C.C. 135 runs for 9 wickets,

declared.

side declared At 198 runs for CS.C.C. A HONG KONG ELEC wickets.

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Craigengower started shakily with

a wicket down for 17 runs, but fortunately" subsequent batsmen eaved the side from defeat. Lim (94), Omar (24) and Reed (28 not out) were the best contributors for their side, while Lin, going in last, managed to play out time. Hirst took two wickets for six runs, while Goodwin returned an average of 4

for 31.

Scores:-

K.C.C: 198 runs for 5 wickrta.

declared.

O.C.C. 197 runs for 9 wickets,

declared,

C.R.C. AND BOYÁL NAVY:

Playing on their wen.ground at Causeway Bay, the Chinese R.C. drew with the Royal Navy. Batting fret the Navy declared for 148 runs for 9 wickets; the Chinese team replying with 119 runs for 7 wickets. The Navy commenced well with Capt: Weir (31). Ing. Lieut. Comdr. Abelson (29) and Mr. Giles (29), and the side declared at 148 rugs. W. C. Hung took a wickets for 43.

..

T. E. Yeoh (20) and W. C. Hung (35) were the best storers for their side. Largo (3 for 42) and Watch (3 for 49) bowled well for the Navy.

Scores:-

J

Royal Navy; 140 runs for

wickets declared. Chinese R.C.: 119 runs for

wickets, declared. (Continued un pret. Column)."

TRIC R.C.

"

Although the Hong Kong Electric declared with 188.tuns for 7 wickets they could not win the game against the O.S.C.C.; who replied, with 141 rung for 0 wickets. Gahagan, who batted first for the Electric, made the very fine score of 96 runs; followed by Murdock with 38 runs. Chittenden had the best bowling average with 2 wickets for 24 guns E. Harper, for the C.S.C.O., gave his side a good start with 44 runs but the next five batsmen were dis missed cheaply by Banks. who finished the game with an average of 4 wickets for 56 runs Way also took four wickets for 38 runs.

Bcores:

Electric: 188 runs for 7 wickets,

declared. C.B.C.C 141 runs for

kets, declared.

wie

ROYAL NAVY 2nd XI. AND R.A.S.C.

The Royal Navy 2nd XI also failed to register a win against the R.A.SC., who closed the game with only 47 tune for 9 wickets. The match resulting in a draw.

The Navy complied 149 runs for wickets and declared. Sparrow

The

(54) and Pay-Lieut. Waters (45 not out were best contributors. Glenny took 4 wickets for 47 runs Navy bowlers were in good form, and run through the R.A.S.C. batsmen for a total of 47 runs for 99 wickets. However, they were denied full points for the game, 7 Pten. Hawkins and Simpson declin- "ed to be dismissed, and played out

successfully for time.

Scores:-

close of the lawn bowls season, Four rink games were played be- tween Club teams and the visitors, two rinka witning on each side, and the hosts being defeated by a narrow margine the combined scores. An extra rink was played between visitors

Speaking on behalf of the Club, Mr. G. Henderson said that the Club's performances "this season were disappointing as they had to bevontent with second place in the League after their unique record the previous season, when they

undefeated. were

The Singles Championship, which the Club held for three years also went elsewhere, and in the Spey Cup competition they were out of it.

However, he felt he must con

gratulate Craigengower on winning the senior championship, and the Club de Recreio on their doings in the second division. It was an ex cellent achievement for a team only two years old in lawn bowls. He thought that some of the older Clubs were boming a little lethar- gio.

Mr. B. Wylie, President of the Lawn Bowls Association, replied on behalf of the visitors, and at the close of his remarks called for cheers for the hosts, which, were heartily given..

Mrs. G. Duncan distributed the prizes won in the Club tournaments. during the season, and silver spoons to the winners in the afternoon! games. At the close of the cere mony Mrs. Duncan was presented with 3 Boral bouquet, in a silver 2 holder

Prize winners and results in the afternoon's games

were: - Club Champicoship: C. Atkinson; ruc- her-up, Mr. McKelvie. Handicap singles: F. C. Goodman.

Hand cap Singles (three bowls):-C. Atkinson, J. McKelvie, F. Culien, Handicap Pairs R. Lapeles and J. McKelvie, J. Kempton and J. A. Lindsay.

KD.R.O. v. Talkoo And Craigengover.

Goodman Kempton Duncan

Lapsley (Skip)

Royal Navy 2nd XI 140 runs

for 7 wickets, declared.

ED.B.C.

Royal Army Service Corps: 47

runs for

wickets, declared.

Atkinson

FRIENDLY MATCHES.

lined out as nulvertised, while the Chinese made

Inst-rainute two

This match at Kings Park result- changes-lp Chan Pung playing in goal, and Li Tia Sang at right halfed in a win for South China by 4 The stands were filled when the goals to "1. The result in no way indicates the run of the play, and teams took the field, as follows:-

Civilians-Clarke; Wynne and had the Airmen taken advantage of Bishop; Hedley, Stewart (Captain) their many fine opportunities near and McKelvie; T. Pile, A. Gosano, goal they might easily have taken a point. The losers were unlucky Goldman, Rocha and Brown.

Chinese-Ip Chan Pung; Ng in losing the services of Marden Kum Chuen and Lai Yuk Tac; Li early in the game, this player being Ting Sang Yong Shui Wa and obliged to retire after sustaining a

The second half found the Navy Lam Yuk Ying: To Kwai Shing, nasty gasi on the head. The Air men were by far the better team

forwards pressing hard. Skull scor- Lai Wai Koon, Fung King Cheong. Suen Kum Shun, and Chan Kwong for the greater part of the first ed again direct from the kick-off. half, but their shooting was very The Kowloog forwards could not poor. South China, on the other hand, were quick to seize upon the get past the Navy backs, and the MR. A. H. GILLINGHAM'S XI. r. ; few opportunities which came. their majority of the play was in the way, and scored twice through Ip Kowloon half of the field. Koon Ling and Chem Chit Ming.

Half-time: R.A.F. 0, South China 2

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Referee: Wt. Engr. J. W. Barber, R.N.

"Stewart won the toss and the Chinese kicked off. The teams soon settled down to good work, the de- fence on both side being tested.

A movement by Goldman found the Chinese defence at fault, but

The Air-men re-opened with a

Half-time: Navy Res. 3 (Balcombe 2, Skull 3), Kowloon 0.

Skull was playing a very fine game for the Navy, and he scored the seventh and eighth goala. Kow. loon tried hard but were rather weak in the forward line. Herbert wored the ninth goal for the Navy Eastman and Easterbrook were the only outstanding players of note for the Kowloon team, but were handicapped by the weakness of the other forwards.

Result: Navy Reserves 9 (Skull Balcombe 2, Herbert 1), Kowloon Reserves 0.

UNIVERSITY. RECREIO.

This game was not played owing to the University being unable to Seid a team due to the Varsity

erratic shooting by the Civilians strong attack, and a tussle near spoilt a good opening. A shot from goal led to a penalty being conced Lung King Cheong was cleared byd, from which Greenslade made no Clarke, but the Chinese were soon mistake. At the other end a similar back again and Fung turned into occurence took place, but Ip Koen the net from a centre by Tso Ewai Ning ballooned the ball high over Shing. The Civilians levelled the crossbar. South China were when Goldman' secred from a centre having rather the better of matters, by Pile:

at this stage, and Chu Kwok Yuen The Chinese again took the leadurst through to score with a pretty through Tao Kwai Shing, following shot which left Jarvis helpless. The a free kick well taken by Lam Yuk

game continued fast and even, but Ying. They did not hold the lead South China were always better in long for after Rocha had tested froas of goal, and Chem Chit Ming with a fast shot, Goldman went added a fourth goal just before the in and with a solo effort left the close. goalie standing with a fast rising hot. With the score two all the whistle sounded for the interval.

The Civilians took up the attack strongly on resuming, but Ng and Lai were very safe in the Chinese defence. The Chinese left wing was the Civilian source of anxiety defence, Chan being very quick on the wing while Suen fed his partner with some well-timed passes. Chau got away and drew the defence, then slipped the ball to Suen who bent Clarke with a fast shot..

"Being a goal down, the Civilians put on pressure and a tussle. be tween the attack and Chinese de- ended in favour of the latter. When the whistle sounded, Chinese had qualified to meet the Army in the final by the odd goal in five.

The Chinese were very nippy and quicker on the ball than the Civilians. As a whole, their for wards were better in shooting, and the middle line played a fine game giving the attack some fine open- ings. The Civilians forward line was patchy in combization, while the defence was below the standard expected.

DIVISION II.

K.O.S.B.. R.A.

These teams met at Bookanpoo, the Borderers winning by the big margin of 11 goals to sil.

Crawley opened the score early in the game and the Gunnera were practically on the defensive throughout.. Crawley again got through before the interval Barras and Teal added goals before the

Half-time: K.0.8.B. 4, R.A, 0.

Chambers,

R. A. F. Jarvis; Valles; Paton, Greenslade, Marven; Plunkett. Gallagher, Steele, Buck- land. Locke.

Exams."

HONG KONG GARRISON FOOTBALL LEAGUE. ..

South China:-Kwok Mok Hol; Pang Chak Lan, Wong Kam Hit NOVEMBER RESULTS TO DATE. Shin Ping" Shin, Ip Ewan Hong. To Kwan; Cho Kam Kook, Ip Koon Ning, Chem Chit Ming, Chu Kwok Yuen, Ip Yan Suen.

ROYAL NAVY RES. r. KOW.

LOON RES.

Happy Valley.

Played on the R.N. Ground,

Royal Navy Res. :-Prise; Willis, Carey; Usher, Mist, Sturdwant; Balcombe, Sorbie, Skull, Herbert,

Honey.

Kowloon Res. :-Angus; Nickella, Hinst; Moore, Easterbrook, Robson; Hannan, Moss, Morgan, Blacklark, Eastman.

Referee: Sgt. Tonis,E.A. From the start the Navy took the lead and in the first seven minutes Baicumbe and Skull found the net.. The Navy forwards were in fine fettle and continually had the Kow- loon defence in a tangle. Some very pretty play was witnessed, the Navy forwarde beating the Kow- Joon backs, and Balcombe and Skull each scored a godi. The Kowloon forwards took the ball up the field but found the Navy backs very sure' and sound." Eastman tested Prise, the Navy custodian with a good shot but Prise cleared well.

The Navy forwards were, con- stantly pressing and gave the Kow loon backs a very anxious time. Skull scored another goal. for the Navshortly before half-time

(Continued on next Column).

C. Coy, Queen's ́1, „M.G; Coy!

K.O.S.B. 1.

12th H. Bty. R.A. 7, D. Coy.

Queen's 1. R.A.U.C. 0, A. Coy, K.O.S.B. 8. C. Coy. h.Q.S.B. 3, M.G. Coy

Queen' 5.

A. Cay K.O.S.B. 1, B. Coy.

Queen's 2.

C. Coy. Queen's 4, 12th H. Bay,

RA. 1.

C. Coy. K.O.S.B. 3, M.G. Coy.

KO.S.B. 3,

M.G. Coy, K.0.8.B. 2, 12th H.

Bty. R.A. 3.1

Matches For The Wook. 97th.-R.A.M.C, V. H.Q. Wing, K.0.5.B., Sookunpoo. Re feres Pie Parker, K.O.S.B. 1st H. Bty. R.A. t. 20th H. "By R.A., Chathean Road. Referee: Lt. Kelley, K.O.S.B. 29th-12th H. Bty. R.A. v. B.

:

REV. E. K. QUICK'S XI.

Cuthill Docherty

Cullen

(Skip) K.D.R.C., .

| McIntosh Simpson Greig Johnston A very interesting match was

(Skip) played on the Hong Kong CC. ground between teams captained Funcheon by Mr. A. II. Gillingham and the Crookdale Rev. E. K. Quisk. The game re- sulted in a draw.

Batting first, Mr. Gillingham's XI. played extremely well, and the side declared with 202 runs for 7

wickets. D. Gaye (69 not out) and G. P. Lammert 31 were the best contributors, while Evers took 3

wickets for 49 runs.

Facing a high total of 202.runs. the Bev, E, K, "Quick's team were not slow to score. However, the middle batsmen failed hopelessly against the bowling of Hall and Oliver each af whom narrowly missed hat trick. G. R. Vallack (2 not out) saved the team by playing out time:

Scores:-.

Mr. A. H. Gillingham's XI. : 202 runs for 7 wickets, declar-

ed."

Chalmers Kharaa Chapanan Bennett

13 (Skip).... 16

EC.0: And Civil Service.

Burford

Maughan

Gregory

Fraser

i

16 (Skip) K.B.G.0. And Police,

***... 10

Henderson Gray

Warnock 088

Wylie Maclachlan

(Skip)...

Duncan

Marks

Weat

W. Macfarlane. (Skip) 10° (Skip) 24| Total (four rinks): K.D.R.C., 51; Visitors,

F. I. Siva D. Lyons

Visitors' Rink...

J. G. Ozorio L. C. R. Souza.

(Skip)....... 10

D. Warren P. T. Farrell T. Tallon

A. I. Holland

(Skip) 16

LESSON SERMON.

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST,

SCIENTIST, HONG KONG."

Soul and Body" was the sub- Rev. E R. Quick's XI: 123ject of the Lesson-Sermon in all Churches of Christ, Scientist, on runs for 8 wickets, declared.

Sunday, November 25th.

I.R.C.. CIVIL SERVICE.

The Golden Töxt was: "Our conversation is in heaven; from the whence also we look for At Sookunpoo the Indian R.C. Saviour, the Lord Jesus Christ: vile body, who shall change our defeated the Civil Service CC by that it may be fashioned Hrs

Batting first the LR.C. made 184 runs. Ismail (32) being unto his glorious body, according top scorer. Ling took 7 wickets for to the working whereby he is able

The 0.8.C.C just failed self (Philippians 3: 20, 21).

even to subdue all things unto him 23 rune.

3 rung.

to draw level and made 161 runs.

G. E. Sayer (20) made best score, and A. Arculli took 7 wickets for 86 raas.

Scores:-

I.R.C.: 154 runs. -C.B.C.C.: 151 runs,

R.E. AND SIGNALS. I.R.C.

2nd XI.

HOME FOOTBALL RESULTS.

LEAGUE AND ASSOCIATION CUP MATCHES.

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ONE DRAWN GAME IN CUP SERIES.

League football matches on Saturday in the English League were confined to the First and Second Divisions owing to Third Division teams being engaged in the first round of the Football Association Cup contests. All the matches arranged for the day: were completed.

Sheffield Wednesday establish themselves at the top of the First Division by virtue of their victory at home over Liverpool and the downfall of Derby County after holding the lead for three weeks. Notts County, leaders in the Second Division, also bad a reverse, but are still at the top, although closely followed by Hull City:

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The Scottish Rangers are still unconquered but their victory over Clyde was a narrow one as they won by the odd goal in five. In the first round of the FA Cup matches there was only one drawn game which will necessitate a replay between Gilling ham and Torquay before the second round fixed for December 8th. Of the forty-two teams from the Third Division who took party eleren were eliminated by league teams and four lost to outsiders. Results of the matches and League tables to date are appended. (THROUGH REUTER'S AGENCY.] ENGLISH LEAGUE. Division I. Arsenal 2, Aston Villa 3. Birmingham 3, Burnley 6. Blackburn 1, Leicester 1. Bolton, West Ham. 1. Derby 3, Leeds U. 4. Everton 1, Büry 0. Huddersfeld 6, Bhelfeld U. 1. Manchester C. 1, Cardiff 1. Portsmouth 0, Newcastle 1. Wednesday 3, Liverpool 2. Sunderland 5, Manchester U. 1. Home wins 3, away wins 4, drawn Goals scored: Home 29, away 23

Portsmouth 15 709 21 33 14 Birmingham 10 3 3 8 97 34 13 Cardiff ....10 3 6 7 9 18 12 Arsenal.....18 4 4 8 24 30 32 Sheffield U. 16 6 0 10 32 41 19 Bary 13 4 1 10 14 36

Division II,

Barnsley 2, Hull 2. Blackpool 3, Millwall 0.. Bradford 4, Wolves 1. Bristol C., Tottenham 1, Chelsea a, Port Vale a Clapton 3, Middlesbro' 0. Grimsby 2, Southampton 1. Notts Forest 1, Reading 2. Stoke 1, Oldham 3., Swansea 1, Notts C, 0. West Brom. 1, Preston N.E. 1. Home wins 6, away win I, drawn 4. Goals scored: Home 23, dway 19, SCOTTISH LEAGUE. Division I

Clyde 2, Rangers 3..... Cowdenbeath 4, Dundee 2. Falkirk 4, Raith 1. Hamilton 3, Queen's Park 3." Hibernian, 2, Apr 2 Kilmarnock 3, Hearts 2. Partick 3, Aberdęca 2.. St. Johnstone 1, Airdrie 0. St. Mirren 2, Motherwell 3. Third Lanark 0, Celtic 2. Home wins 5, away wins 3, drawn 2. Goals scored: Home 24, away 20. F.A. CUP.

First Round.

Spennymoor 5, Hartlepool, 2. Wrexham o, Carlisle i Wigan 2, Ashington 0. Chesterfield 3, Rochdale Gainsbro' 3, Crewe 1. Shirebrook 2, Mansfield 4. Tranmere 2. Rotherham 1. Darlington 3, New Brighton. 0. Grantham 1, Rhyl. Ath. 0. Anfield Pin. 1, Southport 4. Accrington 2, South Shields 1. Lancaster 1, Lincoln 3. Bradford C. 4, Doncaster 1. York City O, Barrow 1. Horwich 1, Seatbro' . Stockport 1, Halifax 0. Gillingham 0, Torquay 0. Yeovil & P. 1, Plymouth 4. Poole 1, Bournemouth 4. Brentford 4, Brighton 1. Guildford 4, Queen'a P.R. 2.. Merthyr 4 Dulwich Ham. 2. Norwich 6, Chatham I Walsall 3, Worcester 1. Leyton 0, Watford. 2. Newport 7, Woking 0. Bristol H. 2, Wellingbro' Peterbro' 0. Charlton 2. Crystal Pal. 2. Kettering 6. Sittingbourne 2, Southall 1. Northfeet 5, Ilford 2. Exeter 6, Barking` 0. Coventry 1, Fulham 4. Luton 5, Southend 1. Home "wins 22, away wins drama 1. Goals scored: Home 84,

LEAGUE TABLES.

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Among the citations which com-way 51. following from the Bible: "Then prised the Lesson Sermon was the

answered the Jews and said unto him, What nign shewest thou unfo

The English League Tables and us, seeing that thou doest these things! Jerus answered and said Scottish League Table (Division 1.). unto them. Destroy,, this temple, up to and including matches com and in three days I will raise it up. pleted on Saturday, are appended: Then said the Jews, Forty and Bix

ENGLISH LEAGUE. year was this temple in building,

DIVISION L and wilt thou rear it up in three

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

Playing on their own ground, the days? Bat he spoke of the teraple Wednesday 18 10. 3. 3 30. 22 23 Coy, K.0.8.B Sockunpoo. B.E. and Signals defeated the of his body" (John 2: 1821), Referee: Cpl. Hunt, R.A.O.C. J.R.C. 2nd XI. by three wickets. The Lesson-Sermon also includ. Derby 16 10 24 39 21 22 RA.O.C. and R.A.S.C. C. Batting first the I.R.C. were dis-ed the following passages from Blackburn...17 8 4 5 31 24 20 Coy. K.O.S.B., Happy Valley. missed for 138 runs Sirdar Khan the Christian Science text-book, Leeds 15 9 24 37 32 20 "Referee: Sgt. Toma, R.A. (23) and Butt (22) were the best "Science and Health with Key to Leicester....16 7 6 4-42-28 19 30th-20th H. Bty. R.A. v. M.G. batsmen and Kennard took 4 the Scriptures," by Mary Baker Aston Villa 15 8 2 5 37 30 18

Coy. K.O.S.B., Chatham Road.wickets for 24 runs- Referee: L/Corpl. Grieve, Roberts made a fine contribution K.O.S.B.

of 83 not out to the total of 142 runs for 7 wickets. Extras amount Special Charity, Match.

ed to 31 runs, a high expenditure. The annual match in aid of Royal Curreem took 3 wickets for 20 runs.

Scores:- Naval and Army Charities, the Royal Navy verer-the-Army-will be played on Tuesday, December

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Eddy That Life is God, Jeaua Everton 16 81 7 26 24 17 proved by his reappearance after Burnley 17 7 3 7 42 48 17 the crucifixion in strict accordance Sunderland 16 8 0 8 38 30 18 with his scientific statement: "Der Liverpool...18 6 4 6 33 27 16 tray this temple (body), and in West Ham...17 67- 33-34 18 three days I (Spirit) w raise it Manch City 16 64.6 as 30 18 177 2.8 27 30 18 up." It is as if he had said: The Newcastle „I-B.0--130–suna

I the Life substance, and intel-Huddersfield 1863 "RE, and Signals: 142 runs for ligence of the universe is not in Botton Manch

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DIVISION II.

P. W. D. L. F. A. Notts C.18 10. 33, 32 14 23 Hall 17 9 5 3 32 32 23 Chelsea 16 8 3 3 98 18 1 S'thampton 16 6 7 3 31 20 10 Preston...16 8 3 5 43 33 19: Middlesbro' 16 3 3 3 38 30 18 Stoke 18 7 4 5 8 15 18 Grimsby

Bradford 16 8 1 7 42 34 17 13 6 2 5 34 22-18 Wolres 18 6 5 3 32 28 17 Millwall....16 6 4 6 97 98 16 Barnsley 15 6 3 6 26 28 15 Port Vale...16 7 1.8 31 Tottenham 157 17. Blackpool 16 6 28 35 West Brom. 16 6 2 8 28 Notts For...16 5 4,7 29 Swansea 16 47. 23 Clapton 16 4 4 8 19 Bristol C10 3 4 9 24 Reading16 4 2 10 19 42 Oldham

....10 3 1 12 12 35 DIVISION III (SOUTH).

Luton

P. W. D. L. F... A: Pts. ...15 10 3 2 38 24 23 Plymouth 16 9 3 32 18 Queen's P.R. 15 8 6 24 17 22: Coventry 15 8 52 29 19 1 Northants 1675 38 22 19 Fulbam 15.74 38 21 18 "Bournem'th 15 7 3 5 25 22 17 Charlton 14 6 4 4 27 24 16 Swindon 16 7 27 28 30 18 Southend 15 5 5 3.22 23 15 Watford 1717-23-28-15 Walsall 15 6 36 23 29 15 Crystal P....15 627 21 32 14 Torquay....15 @ 1 § 26 30 Brentford 18 4 4 7 15 Bristol R....15 28 22 27 Exeter 13 3 5 7:20 24 11 28 11 Newport 15 3 5 7 22

4 3.8 20 20 11 Brighton 16

4 3 8 18 34 11 Merthyr 15

B Norwich....13 4 1 10 19 28 Gillingham 15 3 3 9 10 27

DIVISION III. (NORTH).

P. W. D. L. F. A. Pa. Wrexham...15 8 3 2 37 30 21 Bradford C. 13 0 9 4 52 22 20 Stockport...15 8 4 3 47 24 0 Lincoln....18 8 4 4 36 30 90 Wigan

..15 8 3 4 23 13 19. Carlisle 16 7 5 4 38 29 10 Doncaster...15 8 3 4 31 22 19 S. Shields...14 7 4 3 34 15.18 Halifax.15 4.02 21 19 17 N. Brighton 14 7 1 8 32 27 13 Chesterfeld 14.0 3 6 31 30 15 Tranmere"...15 7 1 7 30 29 15 Bochdale ...13 1 30 28 28 13 Nelson...16 61 9 30 40 Rotherham 15 5 3 7 20 31 Darlington 18 4 3 9 27 38 11 Crewe 14 4 37 21 33 11

18 5 1 10 22 Ashington Barro 15 3 7

Southport 15 4 20 96 38 .10 Accrington 14 4 2 8 19 33 10 Hartlepools 182.38 14 38

B

SCOTTISH LEAGUE.

· DIVISION" I..

P. W. D. L. F. A. Pls. Rangers 14 13 1 0 51 14 27 Hearts10 8 4 3 48 23 32

Motherwell 16 9 4 3 36 27 22 Aberdeen 17 9 3 525 20 21 Celtic...14. 9 4 2 31.19 20 St. Mirren 10 8 4:4 36 32 20 Kilmarnock 17 3 27 41 34 | 38 Hibernians 16, 7, 45.20 24 18 Ayr 17 8 4 7 40 43 10 Partick...14 8 3 3 43 23, 15- St. J'atone 18 8 37 22 23 15.

3rd Lanark 16 5 4 7 33 37 14 Clyde 15 0 2 8 18 25 14 Hamilton...18 6 2 8 24 42 14 Queen's Pk, 15 4 4 7 38 36 12 Falkirk.......18 5.2.8 32 48 12 Airdrie ......17.4 3 1019 29 11 Dundee.16 3 40 20 34 10 Cowdenb'th 16 4 2 10 23 32.10 Baith R.17 3 1 13 19 B1. .7

HARVARD BEAT YALE.

17-0 FOOTBALL VICTORY.

[RKUTER'S AMERICAN SERVICE]

NEWHAVEN (Connecticut),

Nov. 26th. Harvard-best Ta -at-footbal seventeen points to si