LOCAL FOOTBALL RESULTS.
HONG KONG POLICE DEFEAT THE QUEEN'S REGT,
HONG KONG FC. TAKE FULL POINTS FROM THE ROYAL NAVY.
"SOUTH CHINA WIN AT, CAROLINE HILL.
Saturday's game. in the Hong Kong Lengue resulted as
under :--
Hoog Kong F.C. Kowloon F.C. Hong Kong Police South China China Athletic
K.O.S.B. Reserves Eastern F.C, 1 Small Units Res South Chica "B" South China "A"
DIVISION In
3 Royal Navy Small, Units
Queen's Regiment Royal Artillery Club de Recreio
DIVISION II. .
St. Joseph's
3
R.A.F.
4
Club de Recreio, Res
9
1
R.A. Reserves
University . Queen's Regiment
HONG KONG LEAGUE TABLES TO DATE. ..
DIVISION I
8 7
Goals
P. W. D. L. F. A. P. Queen's Regt. 014714 South China 7 6 0 1 16 8.12 K.O.S.B.
0 4 1 1 19 7 B China Athletic 6 4 1 1 18 11 D Club de Rec. 7 3 2 2 24 17 8 "H.K. Police 6 3 1 13.30 7
R.A.
Kowloon F.C. Royal Navy H.K.F.C.. Small Units
7 3 0 4 12 12 6 7 1 3 8 13 5
3
81 168 17 3 7 1 1 5 10 27 7 0 0 7 4 990 DIVISION IL
K.O.S.B. Res. 8 7
9.147 8 14 R Navy Ren 7 A 1 1 32 8 11 China Athletic 5 5 0 0 15 0 10 Queen's R Res. 5 4 1 0 19 2 2 Eastern F.C 7 3 2 15.11 8 RAF
93 15 20 907 8. China "B"
73 13 11 14 7 S. China "A" 8 1 4 3. 19 178 Club de Rec. 7 3 0 4 11 25 6 921 8 11 35 5 Small Units
6904 10 144 University St. Joseph's 7 1 2 4 6 15 4 Kowloon F.C. 7. 2 0 5 44 R.A Reserves # 1 1 4 8 30 3
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NOTES ON THE GAMES.
H.K. CLUB . NAVY (A),
Kowloon F.C. Re
Reserves, not played.
Skinner (RA.M.C.), Spence R. A.M.C.); Jenkins (R.A.M.0.), Thompson (R.A.O.C.), Smith (RA.M.C.), Hogg (RC ai S.), Wilson (R.A.M.C.).
Kowloon Angus; Quest, Pile; Easterbrook; Hedley, McKelvie, Clemo, Miles, Spary, Hayes, Hald win..
RECREIO . "CHINESE
ATHLETIC.
THE HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, DECEMBER 3rd, 1928.
An exciting struggle was wit- nessed at King's Park on Satur. day when Recreio and Chinese Athletic shared 6 goals in a match which was packed with excitement Pereria worked the ball down eleverly and gave to Rocha who netted the first goal. Play con tinued in favour of Recreio, but the Athletic defence were at the top of their form. The Recreio backs were none too steady and a mis take by Xavier let in Yik Chan Pong, who equalised with a fine shot. The same player made an opening for Yuan San Shun to put the visitors ahead just before the interval.
Half-time
Recreio..............
The quality of the play fell
during AWS considerably
the second half but "Queen's" though struggling desperately for the lead finished in inollective style. Wynne and Williams gave of their best at full-back, their tackling being 4 great sight. An accurately placed corner by. Hibbert nearly brought about the downfall of the Police goal, but Clarke scrambled the ball away and Williams cleared. Just sa a goalless draw appeared to be indicated-Pile-raced away for the Police and cleverly eluding Hooper, shot from close range, Dodda managed to get as the ball but could only partially clear and Pile made no mistake with his second attempt. Police packed their goal in the closing stages and successfully kept their opponents at bay.
Result.
Police.. Queen's Teams:
Police: Clarke, Wynne, Wil liama McEwan, McGreavy, _Jes- sop, Pile, Johrison, Fraser, Brit- tain and Shepherd.
Queen's: Dodds, Hoopar, Sharpe, Warner, Hill, Byrne. Cal dicutt, Thurlow, Cantor, Richard- san and Hibbert,
2ND. DIVISION.
K.O.S.B. ». ST. JOSEPH'S:
HOME FOOTBALL RESULTS,
FAVOURITES BEATEN BY WEAKER CLUBS.
MANY SURPRISES IN THE LEAGUE.
RANGERS STILL UNBEATEN.
Leader in both sections of the Third Division in the English League were displaced on Saturday when there ware many surprises."
West Ham United accounted for Sheffield Wednesday, the Tenders in the First Division, while Derby County were soundly beaten by Liverpool. Huddersfield for all the strength they are gathering with new acquisitions were beaten by the lowly-placed Bury who recently provided a similar surprise. Everton dropped considerably down the table owing to their defeat by the Villa. Sunderland again registered a victory, their victime being Leeds United.
Notts County, Second Division loaders, drew with Bradford, sharing är goals Hall and Chelsea also shared the points and retain their running order with the leaders, Swansea had their periodical to-day and let Millwall do all the scoring. Six visiting teams drew their matches and the remainder were beaten.
The defeat of Luton, the Southern section leaders, by Gilling- ham was another surprise. Plymouth settled down in the premier place. Visiting teams failed to register a win, but succeeded in drawing three games. In the other section Wrexham were dethron- ed by the loss of a point and Bradford City's victory over Southport Walsall in the Southern section and Stockport in the Northern each netted seven goals.
4.
One match in the Scottish League was not played. The Rangers still remain unbeaten. Hearts, Motherwell and Aberdeen who come next in order all won comfortably.
Results of Saturday's mateties and revised League tables are appended.
The Home team were completely outclassed at Happy Valley yester day and the Borderers piled up Foals to which St. Joseph's were only able to reply once. Crawley gave his side the lead within five minutes of the start. Barras and Crawley also petted before the in- terval. The second half went all made rings round the St. Joseph's in favour of the Bordazers who defence. Craig added the fourth and fifth goals and Hume and Barras got through for them be-Burnley fore the final whistle.
Result.
K.O.S.B. St. Joseph's
R.A.F. #. EASTERN.
(THROUGH RAUTER'S AGENCY.] ENGLISH LEAGUE. Division I Aston Villa.... 9 Everton
CRICKET.
THE FIRST TEST MATCH.
HENDREN'S BRILLIANCE.
"CHEAP AUSTRALIAN
WICKETS.
Both teams of the Hong Kong Cricket Club won, their respective. | games against the Civil Service teams. The first division match Was won comparatively easily, but the second team had to hit out to secure their victory. Owen Hughes, Dobbie and Sayer showed up weit, the former also obtaining the chief bowling honours. The Craigengewer teams also won both matches. In cach case they batted first but made the loss of & wickets in the first low totals, and then managed to innings of the Test Match. As that dismiss their opponents with small point Hendren had scored 19 not margins in hand.
_[THROUGH BRUTER'S AGENOT.)
collected total of 872 rims for Da Friday the M.C.C. team had
The win for the Craigengower 948, and be raised hip score to a first I puts them now at the top brilhant and chanceless 168 before of the League table with a pointa falling a victim to Ironmonger. for three games. However, two He and Larwood joined in a ne other good teams are only point parmership of 194 behind with a match in hand,
The start of the Australian Jan- The Diocesan Boys' School are Lings was disastrous Woodfull” was continuing to play excellent cricket caught before a run was scored, and they gained a capital victory Ponsford was pub almost immedi ever the LR.C. 2nd XI. by seven ately afterwards, and eventually runs in a high scoring game at Soor | Australia, found themselves 477 Tops kunpoo.
behind with four of their best bats Kowloon entertained the Royal | men out." Navy and won rather easily; after declaring at 170 for 8 wickets. Brace once again gave an exhibition of his hitting powers.
FIRST LEAGUE.
HONG KONG C.O. ». CIVIL SERVICE C.C.
Playing at Happy Valley the Hong Kong C.C. defeated the Civil Service CC. by 71 runs. Batting first the visitors scored 163 runs for Capt. four wickets and declared. Debbie made 66 not out, and Owen 3113Hughes 33 not out, and A. W. Hay- |..
ward 30 Kolly took 2 wickets for 27 runs. The Civil Service team was dismissed for 93 runs, G. E. Sayer being best scorer with 97 runs, while Wales took 4 wickets for 40 runs. Owen Hughes also took
three for 17 runs.
Manih. Un...16 4 G 93 99.14 Portsmouth 17 + 0 10 22 37 14 Arsenal 17 458 25 Cardiff....17 3 8 8 22 22 12 Sheffield U. 17 0 0 11 23 44. 19 0 Bury 185 7 10 16 37 11 Portsmouth. .... 1 1 Huddersfield .
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DIVISION »II.
Bury. Cardiff
1 Birmingham. ... 4 o Sunderland Leeds U. Leicester.... 1. Arsenal Liverpool... 3 Derby Manchester U. 1 Blackburn Newcastle 4 Balton Sheffield U... Manchester C. 3 S'thampton 17 8 8 3 31 20 20 West Ham Wednesday
P. W. D. L. F. A. Pta
1 Notts O. ...17 10 4 3 35, 17 24
Bull
18 8 3 34 24 24
ed their supporters at Happy Val- The Air Force sadly disappoint- ley on Saturday by dropping both points to a weakened Eastern team. The Airmen were without Green- alade and Gallagher and both Hull players word grently Eastern took the lead early in the game through Fung Tan Wai and shortly afterwards a ne passing movement between Haroon and
4 | Chelsea .....17 8 6-3 28 18 22 1 Preston 17 9 3 3 48 35 01
2 Middlesbro2 17 8 4 5 37 31 20 Stoke 7 7 5 8 28 15 18 Grimsby 16 8 3 3 36 24 19
Home wins & away wins 4, drawn 1. Goals scored-Home-22 away 20 Division II
Chelsea...... missed. Middlesbro'... 1 West Brom... 1
Millwall..... 3 Swanses.
..... 3 Bradford Notts C. Oldham Clapton Port Vale. I Blackpool
Bredford ...7 8 9 7 4537-13′′ Wolves 17 6 6 3 34 99 19 Milwall 17 7 4 6 30 25 18 Port Vale...17 8 1 8 39 39 17 Tottenham 18 8 17 07:30 17 3 Barnsleyið 6.3 7′′ 28 28 15 West Brom. 17 6 & 8 29 34 15 o Blackpool ...178 29 33 37 14
1
Chinese Athletic ........... The second half was fought out at a great pace with Recreio the more aggressive. Ward equalising goal and Fereria gave his side the Icad. The issue appeared Bose Lablan left the R.A.F. defence Preston 3 Notts Forest ... Notts For...17 5 4 8 31 58.14 An interesting game at Happy when Rocha burst through to score belpless and Haroon scored from. Reading 2 Bristol C 1 Gwansea.....17 5 4 $20 38 14
Valley eaded in victory for the
a fourth goal for Recreio, but Home team by 3 goals to nil, but Athletic never lost heart and a the visitors had quite as much of fierce bombardment of the Home the play as their opponents and goal led to Yuen Kan Shun net only the skill of Edwards in the ting. The closing stages were full home goal kept them from scoring of thrilla and Teo Kai Shun de on more than one occasion. The lighted the Athletic supporters by Club forwards gave their best exequalising just before the final hibition of the season, Goldman in whistle. particular
pilot. A delight invaluable
bout of pas ing between Alexander and Reed led the way to the opening goal. Navy were on the attack right to the interval, but their shots were off the target.
ter
Half-time.
H.K. Club Navy
1
0
**Recreio
Result.
Chinese Athletic
SOUTH CHINA 2 RA. AT CAROLINE HILL,
A Very close game was seen be- fore a good crowd, of local fans The visitors started the second with South China the winners half with a dangerous raid and after a very hard fought gaine. Edwards brought off a magnificent Unfortunately two players had save from Evans and a moment to be cautioned and one sent off later robbed Mann when the lat the field.
"looked
Д certain -BCOTEI. Alexander scored for the Club after a clever rua with a low shot which gave Brockman no chance. Goldman added the third goal from from a delightful centre Tambitky. The Navy struggled gamely, but could do nothing right in front of goal and Edwards was undefeated.
Result.
3
0
"H.K Club Navy (A) Club: Edwards, Holt, Bishop, McBride, Stewart, Watson, Alexan- der, Reed, Goldman, Scott, Tram bitsky.
Navy': Brockmaa; Barkham, Baker; Cope, Marlowe, Moes; Balcombe, Kernick, Evans, Mann, Bowlea.
Referee, Captain Austin, R.A.
SMALL UNITS v. KOWLOON.
01
The teams were as follows: R. A.--Fletcher, Exall, Oliver, Joyce, Fulier, Nellies, Taylor, Leach, Jobe, Cotton, Hill.
South China:-Pau Ka Ping, La Kou, Li Ting. Sang. Leung Wing Tak, Pang Wa Ling, Leung Wing Chiu, Li Tin Choy, Pau Ka Chuen, Fung King. Cheung, Lau Mau, Ip Pak Wa
Referee, C.P.O. Cewan.
The game started with ever play and Pau saved some hot, shots.
No score at half time.
The second half opened with "S. China away with the ball and Pau Ke Chuen scored with a lovely ground shot. The R.A. pressed hard Leach doing sterling work but the R.A. forwards were shoot-
og wide.
South China held to their lead for the remainder of the game. The game
very hard and WLA
F
Oliver was sent off for fouling Ip Pak Wa.
For South China, Fung was the The wooden spoonists" of the best of the forward line but was League Saturday provided well watched by the R.A hacke, Kowloon with their first win of the. Pau brought off some good saves. season. Play never reached a very South China did well to keep the high standard but the game was A forwards at bay seeing as evenly contested. The scoring they were weakened owing to the opened when Miles cleverly eluded accident to Li Ting Bang. Dodshon and sent a fast into the
Ip Pak Wa played a good game corner of the net. McKelvie and on the wing and constantly kept Headley netted again and the the RA. defence busy.
teams crossed over with the score at 2 goals to nil in Kowloon's favour. The second half opened in
Result. South China R.A.
"QUEEN'S v. POLICE..
0
close range.
Southampton... 0 Stoke
The Air Force fell away badly Tottenham...... Barnsley. in the scored, half" Haroon was Wolves... 2 Grimsby responsible for two more goals and
Home wins 3, away vin 0, drawn Chan Yak Cheung added a fifth, 6. Goals scored: Home 20, away 12. while Plunkett got through for the Airmen in the closing stages.
Result.
Eastern RA. F.
5
R.A. . SOUTH CHINA ẬN
•
◊
Division III. (Southern).. Bristol R... Norwich .......:0
Merthyr Crystal Pal.... Fulham.......... Northampton... Gillingham 1 Luton ** Newport. 2 Southead Plymouth 3 Coventry Queen's P.R.... 2. Charlton Swindon..... 3 Bournemouth.. Torquay 4 Brentford
Exeter.... Brighton
8
Clapton 17 4 3 8 20 35 13 Reading1782 10 21 43 12 Bristol C.17 34 10 25 38 10
23 39 Oldham 17 3 2 12
DIVISION III. (SOUTH).
P. W. D. L. F. A. Pis. Plymouth...17 10 4 3 33 18 24 Luton,18 10 3 3 38 23 23 Queen's P.R. 16 8 7 16 19.3" Coventry 16 8 3 3 29 13 21 Fulham.....18 8 4 4 40 93 20 Northants 17 7 5 5 29 24 10 Bournem'th 18 7 4 5 28 218 Charlton 15 6 5 4 3 20 17 Walsall ...18 7 3 8.30 31 17 Swindon 17 7 3 7 31 33 17 Watford 10 8 37 95 29 17 Crystal F. 1877 23 32 16 Southend ...18 5 6.5 24 27 18:
Torquay 16 7 1 8 30 31 15 Bristol R....18 6 2 8 24 27 14 Newport 18 3 8 7 21 30 12 Brentford 18 4 4 8 16 23 12 Brighton 16 4 3 8 21 28 11 ......Exeter 18 3 5 9 2 31 11 Gillingham 18 4 3.9 11 97 11 4 3 0 18 36, 11 Merthyr 16 Norwich....16. 1 11 10 30.
These teams met at Sookunpoo and a rather poor game resulted Walsall........... in a draw. The South China for- Watford. warda showed superior combina. tion, but over-enthusiasm robbed 3. Goals scored: Home 30 away 12. Home wins 8. away win 0, drawn them. af many opening
In the second half South China restarted strongly and Wai Kin Chin scored. The Gunners carne back with a rush and Rogers con- verted a fine centre from Allen.
Result,
R.A........ S. China "A”
SOUTH CHINA "B"
KOWLOON.
0 1
Division III. (Northerą),... Accrington..... 2 Rochdale Bradford C.... 5 Southport Carlisle Wrexham
1 Doncaster Crewe Halifax......... 1 Nelson Hartlepools... 5 New Brighton Lincoln........... o Darlington Rotherham...... 9 Chesterfield.... Stockport... 7 South Shields.. Tranmere........ 3 Ashington ...... 2
Barrow ...... Wigan
Home wins e, away win 1, drawn 4. Goals scored: Home 29, away 12, SCOTTISH LEAGUE. Division I
Aberdeen
Played at Caroline Hill and re sulted in a win for South China "B." Kowloon had a weak team on the field and up to half time wera one man short. The game Airdrie. was never very brilliant both sides
Ayr. doing a great deal of mis-kicking.
Celtic: Chu scored for South China and Falkirk.. Dunnett for Kowloon in the first Hearts.
half.
4 Hamilton ...... Hibernians
1 Rangers.
.0 St. Johnstone..
2 Kilmarnock
4 Third Lanärk...
Motherwell. 3 Cowdenbeath....
2 S Mirea
In the second half, Kowloon had Partick..
*Unplayed.
a full team but misfortune soon Queen's Park.. 9 Dundee.. came their way and White was in-Raith...... 3. Clyde jared. few minutes before time Ip scored the winning goal, for South Ching,
Result.
8. China "B" Kowloon
SMALL UNITS. RECREIO.
1
3
0
Home wins 4, away wins 3, drawn 2. Goals scored: Home 23, away 18.
Small Units Reserves give a con vincing display at King's Pack yesterday and fully merited their win over a weak Recreio side. Lavender was the star performer scored all four goals. Recreio were rarely in the picture and Derby there was little about the game to arouse enthusiasm
LEAGUE TABLES.
h
DIVISION III. (NORTH).
Scores --
Hong Kong C. C., 163 runs for
4 wickets declared.
Civil Service C.C., 92 runs.
CRAIGENGOWER ». CHINESE
3
B.C.
In a low scoring match the Craigengower were fortunate to register" a victory against the Chi nese R.C. on their own ground at Happy Valley, by 25 runs. Batting first, the home team were dismissed for 92 runs. A. B. Hamson (29), Omar (19) and Bradbury (18) were top scorers; while W. C. Hang took 4 wickets for 30 runs, and Ng Sze Kwong for 34 runs
The Chinese could only collect 67 runs, W. E. Sling being sop scorer with 21 runs and no other member of the team succeeded in S. getting into double figures. Abbas took 5 wickets for 25 rupe, and Hamson 3 for 8 runs.
Scores:
Craigengower C.C., 89 runs. Chinese C.C., 67 runs.
SECOND LEAGUE.
HONG KONG C.C. v. CIVIL SERVICE C.C.
Scores
HK.C.C., 145 runs. C.S.C.C., 124 ruos,
Scores:-
M.0.0.-1st Innings.
Hobbs, run out
Sutcliffe, C
Ponsford,
Gregory
38
Moad, £6.w., b Grimmett...
Hammond, Woodfail, b
Gregory
44
D. R. Jardine, Woodfull,
b Ironmonger Hendren,
Ironmonger
Fonsford,
A. PF. Chapman, e Kelle
way, b Gregory
169
s
Tate, e Ryder, b Grimmett Larwood, Lb... b Hendry 70 J. White, b. w., &'Grim-
mett G. Duckworth, not out...
Extras
Total
Fall of the wickets :-
13:
191
1/85; 9/05; 3/108; 4/181; 3/917; €/291; 7/319 8/440: 9/495; 10/521.
-BOWLING ANALYSIS,
Gregory Grimmett
Ironmonger
·Hendry
Runs. Wickets,
142
3
167
3
1979
I
Australia-1at Innings,
W. M. Woodfuil, Chop-
man, b Larwood
W. H. Ponsford, b Larwood
A. F. Kippax, e and b Tate 16 H. L. Hendry, not out 14
C. Kelleway, Larwood J. 8. Eyder, not out
་
Total (for 4 wkts.)... #4 Fall of the wickets:- ∙1/0; 9/7; 3/24 || 4/40)
LADIES' HOCKEY.
HONG KONG BEAT KOWLOON.
On Saturday afternoon at King « Park the Hong Kong Ladies Hockey Club defeated the Kowloon Ladies Hockey Club by three goals to two. As the score would in- diente, the game was a close one, and it was watched by a large num ber of spectators.
I.R.O. 2nd XI. . DIOCESAN * BOYS' SCHOOL. "
Played at Sookunpoo. Result: Diocesan Boys' School won by seven.
runs.
The 2nd XI of the Hong Kong
Kowloon scored first through Misa C.C. beat the Civil Service 2nd XI. M. Woolley and Miss Stadion by four wickets, the game being equalised for Hong Kong Miss played on the Club ground. Bat- Woolley sent Kowloon one up again ting first the Civil Serivce made 194 and before the interval Misa Bell runs. J. Wilmot (30) and W...made the score two all Edmonds (21) were top #COTOTS; In the second half Hong Kong while Tait took wickets for 30 gained the winning goal thanks to a runs. The Hong Kong Club re- good solo effort by Mias Stanion. plied with 145 runa. The two first batsmen were dismissed for nil, but A Reid (45), V. Stanion (38) and T. Gillingham (20) made a good P. W. D. L. F. A. Pts.stand. Sara took 3 wickets for 17 runa, and Grimzditt 3 wickets for 29- Bradford C. 18 10 2 4 67 22 22
runs. Stockport ...16 9 4 3 54 95 92 Wrexham ...16 8 62 38 31 22 Wigan 18 9 3 4 25 14 21 Lincoln...17 85, 4.36 30 21 Carlisle.....17 7 6 4 39 30 90 Doncaster ...188 44 32 23 20 6. Shields...15 7 4 4 35 22 18 Tranmere 10 8 1 7 33 31 17 Halifax....16 4 3 29 21 17 N. Brighton 15 7.1 7 34 32 15 Playing at King's Park, the Craigengower 2nd XI. managed to Chesterfield 16 8 2 0 21 32 IS Nelson 17 7 1 9 32 41 15 win their game against Club de Beercio, by 25 runs after themselves Rotherham 16 6 3 7 22 31 15
making only 97 runs. D. Fritz Rochdale....18 4.8 6 30 30 14 Darlington 17 4427 38 12.
made 43 runs, but four players were Crewe ....15 4 47 22 34. 19
dismissed for it. Xavier took 4 Barrow.....10
wickets for 28 runs: 38.23 38 11
The Recreio" only made 13 runs. R. M. Xavier, | Accrington 15 4 3 8 21 35 11 Hartlepools 18 3 5 8 19 38 11
who went in first, scored 41.
Scores Ashington 17 5 1-11 24 47 11 Southport 10 4 2 10 28 41 10
SCOTTISH LEAGUE. DIVISION L
The English League Tables and Scottish League Table (Division 1.), up to and including matches com pleted on Saturday, are appended: ENGLISH LEAQUE. DIVISION I favour of Small Units who repeat
P..W. D. L. F. A. Pt. Wednesday 17 10 3 4 32 25 23 edly got within range of the Kow loon goal, but found Angus at the top of his form. McKelvie. sent
17 10 2 5 29 24 22 Blackburn 18 9 4 5 33 23 22 Clemo away, with a great pass and
Leicester 17 7 6 4 43, 29" 20 from the latter's centre Miles had At Happy Valley on Saturday
Aft Aston Villa 16 0 25 30 30 20 no difficulty in putting his side the Queen's put up a surprisingly
Recreio had rather more of the Leeds 16 9 2 5 37 35 20 goal poor display and, lost by 1 three up. Small Units came straight back to the attack but the to sit. Both teams were obliged to play after the interval, but failed Burnley 18 8 3 748 47 20 to add the finishing touches to some Sunderland 17 9 0 8 41 30 18 forwards was weak and Kowloon make some last-minute changes and
clover the Queen's sadly missed Barclay,
Rovements.
Eventually Liverpool 17 74 € 36 27 18 kept their goal intact.
who is on the sick list. The Police Remedios reduced the lead with Manch City 17 748 38 37 18 defenco gave & sterling exhibition, nent header, but Lavender almost West Ham...18 7 47 33 26 18.
immediately
Result
Small Units
-Kowloon nimitéenden
O
with sheta from all angles.
-Ball-time-
Queen's Police
Smad Units -Penny (BCA
8.); Dodahon (RAM.C.), Corbett (R.A.0.0.); Lyons (EA:S:0.),
for Small Units.
Result,' Small Units. Recreio
啡
CRAIGENGOWER C.C; -.--
RECREIO.
Craigengower C.C., 97 runa. Club de Recreio, 79 runs,
FRIENDLY.
KOWLOON CC. v. ROYAL
NAVI...
At Kowloon. Result: Kowloon won by 123 runs,
51..
For the Indian B.C., Khan (32) and Suffad (27) were best scorers. Diocesan Boys' School, 130 runs. D. Anderson (41) and R. Leo (32) were highest scorers. F. K. Lee and G. Lee also batted well,
Scores:-
Diocesan Boys' School, 139 TR.C. 2nd XI, 132 runs,
runs.
LEAGUE TABLES,
The positions in the League to date pre:-.
Division 1.
P. W. D. L Pts 2 Craigeagowe.. 3 1. 3 Kowloon C.C... 2 1 10 H.K.C.C. 2 1 1 Indian R.C...31 1
*
0
1
Royal Navy 101 D €.&.C.C.
છું. 01
Chinese R.C.20 Royal Artillery. 10 University✪
0
0
Division I
P. W. D. L
4
0 1
2nd &
4301
3 ག 1 0
P. W. D. L. F. A. Pix. Rangers 15 14 10 84 15 29 Hearts.37 10 4 3 52 24 24 Motherwell 17 10 4 341 28 24 Aberdeen 18 10" 3 5 39 30 23 St Mirren 17 9 4 4 40 34 2 Celtic 15 86 231 19 21
Out of Kowloon's ecore of 170 W. Brace (50) and G, A, V. Hall (44) Indian R.C. 2nd 5 Kilmarnock 18 8 3 7 43 36 19 Hibernians 107 45 30 .24 18 were top scorers... A. B. Large took Craigengower
4 wickets for 57 runs, Baker 2 for .18 6 4 8.41 36 16 St. J'stone.. 17 6 4 7 22 35 38
H.E. and 8. Partick 15 6 3 0 45 37 35 Boyal Navy were dismissed for K.C.C. 2nd 3rd Lanark 17 5 4 8 34 41 34 Clyde 17 6 918 28 14 Hamilton17 6 3 3 25 40 14 Falkirk 17 5 8 9:34 48 13 Queen's Pk. 16 4 4 8.40 40 12 "Everton .......lt 8 18 20 25 17 Dundee
40 3338-19 Birmingham 17 6 3 8 31 33 15 Airdrie .17 4 3 10 10 32 11 Huddersbeld 17 YP15- Cowden i 1730mi
Bolton 17 638 29-34-15 Erith R. 18-
113 22:51 9
-0
47 runs. Mid. Green (18) and A. Becreio 4, 20 Sparrow (17) being best contribu- Police R.C.da 02 tors. Goodwin took 8 wickets for University. 2nd 2
16 runs, and Sparrow 4 for 31 rune
Bcore's:
Kowloon CC 150 for 8 wkta..
declared.
„Royal Navy, AT (Continued on neat Columa).
R.A.8.C.
Royal Navy 2nd 3` CBC.C. 2nd .....
I.K.C.C. 2nd... Electric RC TRAOC
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