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HOME FOOTBALL RESULTS.

SIXTH ROUND OF THE ENGLISH CUP.

BLACKBURN AND HUDDERSFIELD DRAW.

VILLA AND PORTSMOUTH IN

SEMI-FINAL.

A surprising feature of the sixth round of the Football Asso- ciation Cup matches played at Home on Saturday was the failure of Blackburn Rovers, last senson's heroes, to win when they received the Bolton Wanderers. The game ended at one goal all. Huddersfield were also checked by West Bromwich Albion and a replay is necessary. "The Arsenal and West Ham United were eliminated by Aston Villa and Portsmouth, who are now in the .semi-final.

The result of the Scottish Cup matches was as expected, the" Rangers defeating Dundee United and Kilmarnock accounting for the Raith Rovers.. Celtis and Motherwell could not play their match owing to frost, while the St Mirren . Aberdeen tie had also to be postponed.

Middlesbrough, leaders la Division II. of the English League, were beaten by Blackpool. Chelsez received a surprise on their own ground when they received Oldham. The highest goal score went, to the Division III. Southern Section leaders, Northampton, who netted seven times agains; Newport

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Results of Cup and League matches and revised League tables are appended:-

(THROCOR REUTER'S AGENCE.]

F.A. CUP COMPETITION.

Sixth Round.

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Blackburn R.. 1 Bolton Aston Villa.... 1 Arsenal Portsmouth.... 3 West Ham U. 2 West Brom.... 1 Huddersfield.... 1

THE SCOTTISH, CUP.”

*Celtic

Rangers....

Fourth Bound.

• Motherwell

3 Dundee United *St Mirren ... Aberdeen Raith Rovers... 2 Kilmarnock

*Postponed..

ENGLISH LEAGUE.

Division I Birmingham.... 1 Mapéhester, U. 1 Derby Sheffield U... Manchester C. 3 Leeds U. Wednesday 3 Bury Sunderland ..... 1 Cardiff

Division-H

Barnsley.

Blackpool

Bradford. Bristol C

Chelsea....

Clapton.

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4 Southampton... 1

a. Middlesbro

1 Reading

3 Wolves

2 Oldham

1 Port Vale

Grimsby 2 Tottenham Notte Forest... 1 Notts C. Stoke...

1 Huli Swansea......... 5 Preston

Division III. (Southern). Bournemouth... 2 Queen's P.R.... Brentford 2 Bristo! R: Brighton 1 Torquay Charlton 1 Crystal Pal. Coventry... 1 Walsall

Exeter

Luton...

Merthyr

Northampton

"Norwich ..

Southend..

4 Gillingham

2 Watford

4 Fulham

Newport

1 Swindon

1 Plymouth

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84 48 09 35 58 98

Liverpool 9 10 8/11 Birmingham29 11 6 12 Burnley 31 12 15 62.80 28 Sheffield U. 31 10 7 14 66 70 27 West Ham...29 10 6 13 81 69 28 Cardiff.32 7 9 16

I Manch. Un. 3 8 11 14 Bury,29 9 3 15 Portsmouth 98 10 1 17

GIVISION II.

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THE HONG KONG DAILY PRESS. MONDAY, MARCH 4th, 1929.

LOCAL FOOTBALL.

'SOUTH CHINA DEFEATED BY CLUB DE RECREIO.

CHINA ATHLETIC DEFEAT THE ROYAL NAVY.

KOWLOON F.C. BEAT THE HONG KONG F.C.

Saturday's games in the Hong The Navy were outplayed by s Kong League resulted as under-clever combination in the second

K.O.S.B.

Division I

RA

Club de Rec. 3. South China Kowloon F.C. 1. H.K.F.O. China Athletic 1 Royal Navy

Division II.

K.O.S.B. Res. 7 R.A. Rex. R. Navy Res. 7 K.F.C. Res.. R.A. F.

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1

half.

The teams:- Navy-Brockman; McGregor and Baker; Tilley, Evans and Jones; Barkham, Firth, Peacock, Kernick and Bulls.

China Athletic-Chan Sik Pui; Wang Shui We and Lai Yuk Tat: He Choi Yin, Wong Shui Wah and 1 Lam Yuk Ying: Ng Kum Chuen, Li Hai Kvas, Wong Pak Chong, Suen Eum Shun and Chan Kwong

48. China "B"

Queen's K. R.

3

St. Joseph's

China Ath. R.

3

Eastern F.C.

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KOWLOON H.K.F.C.

Referee:Captain A. W. Austin, M.C., M.M.

The game opened with the K.O.S.B. attacking strongly and Fletcher stopped shots by Reeves and McGlinchey. The RA oc casionally broke away but they failed againat sound defence. Stock gave the K.O.S.B. the lead and before the interval this player scored again.

Half-time score:-K.0.8.B. Royal Artillery 0.

K.O.S.B. ROYAL 'ARTILLERY. -A DISPUTED GOAL:

This game was transferred at the Flayed on the Railway ground, last minute to the Garrison ground the match ended in a win for Kowa Sookunpoo. Mr. Atkinson, the loon by one goal to mil. The win- i referee, "was not informed of the ning goal was disputed by the change. He waited at Happy Val- visitors, but the referee decidedley for the teams to appear. In that. Edwards, after stopping the consequence, the teams were forced shot, carried the ball over his goal to pick up a referee on the field line.

and Sergt. Bunting, K.O.SE., Great interest was taken in the officiated. game and a good crowd turned out to witness it. The players were keen from the kick off, in fact, over-keenness was mainly respon sible for the low scoring, for several easy chances were missed by faulty shooting. After a blank first half with very little to choose between the teams, the visitors attacked strongly but were at fault in! haishing. The home forwards set up a series of raids on the Club goal and Edwards had a busy P. W. D. L. F. A. Pts. time. Taking a pass from Miles, Eastman sent in a hard shot and Middlebro' 29 17 8 7 76 49 42

although Edwards caught the ball Grimsby...99 16 5 62 44 37

he was harassed by the forwards Chelsen.30 14 97 31 37

and the referee blew for a goal for S'thampton 31 11 14 654, 42 38

"Kowloon just before the final whis, Notts C...31 14 99, 56 44.38

tle sounded, Stake31 12 10 51 36 34 Millwall...29 14 0 9 30 59 34 1 Bradford 29 15 3 11 64 50 33 Blackpool 31 13 6 12 63 33 32 Preston 31 13 5 13 63 60 31 Notts For. 31 11 9 11 53 55 31 | West Brom. 98 11 8 11. 32 56. 29 Ful .....30 10 8 12 49 53 98 Wolves 30-10 713. 61 60 27 Swansea 31 10 7 14 53′′ 60 - 27 Tottenham 30 12 3 15 53 65 27 Bristol C...1 10 6 15 48 00, 25. 65 20 Reading....308 8.13 Oldham wa.31 11 16" 33 60 28 Barnsley...31 10 4 17 46 87 84 Port Vale...31 11 1 19 53 63 23 Clapton 30 8 7 15 33 54 23

DIVISION III. (SOUTH).

P. W. D. L. F. A. Pla. Northants 30 18 7 7 78 40 39 3 Charlton ...28.10 3.7.64 44 37 Luton29 35 77 80 49.37 Fulham......30-15.0075 51 30 Queen' &P.R.30 13 10 7 53 30 38 1 Plymouth...26 13. 8. 7 35. 40.39 Crystal P....97.14 6.7 54 43 34 Coventry 31 19 9 10 48 37 33 Watford ....29 14 4 10 52 39 39 3 Bournem'th 29 12 79 80 36 31 Southend...30 10 30 58 51 30 Swindon.....11 8 9 53 51 30 Walsall ST 10 10 11 68 82, 30 Brentford 30 11 7 12 43 44 29 Torquay....29 11 2 0 3 01.24 2 Brighton 29 10 4 15 41 55 £4 Bristol R....29 9 9 15 49 56- 23 Norwich....28 3 16 44' 50. 21.

・・・ Division IIL (Northern), Ashington. Accrington... Barrow..... 2 Lincoli .....3 Chesterfield.... 3 Halifax 2 Darlington...... 9 Rotherham.... i Doncaster........ 1 Bradford 0, ... 1 Nelson

1 Carlisle

New Brighton 1 Tranmere Rochdale...... 2 Crewe ... Southport 3 Wigan South Shields 1 Hartlepools Wrexham. 2 Stockport

SCOTTISH LEAGUE,

Airdrie......

Division I

1 Hamilton

Ayr 3 Clyde

Cowdenbeath... 1 Hearts,

Hibernians... Queen's Park... Partick.......... 5 Falkirk

The teams were:-

Kowloon.-Angus, Robson, Pile, Bliss, Easterbrook, Downam, East- man, Headley, Spary, McKelvie Bliles.

Club-Edwards, Holt, Bishop, Watson, Stewart, McBride, Read, Alexander, Wallington, Scott and Trambitaky.

Referee Cpl. Evans.

SOUTH CHINA «. CLUB DE RECREIO.

This game was played at Caro- line Hill and ended in

win for the Club de Recreio by three goals to one. South China set the pace: from the kick off but Xavier and

were

The second half opened with the Borderers prewing, the R.A. balves failing to hold the attack ably led by Reeves. The defence sound up to a point but a fast shot by Reeves beat Fletcher. The RA. then got moving but they failed to reduce the lead against them. Stock scored his third goal" and fourth goals, the KO.8.B. winning an uninteresting game.

The teains K.O.S.B.-McDougall; Gear and and Gardner: Eversct, Davey Skiggs; Humphreys, Stock, Reeves, McGlinchey and Alexander.

R.A.Fletcher; Oliver and Ex- cell; Nellis, Fuller and Joyce; Cotton, Oliver, Gill, Taylor and Joba

Referee-Sergt. Bunting.

DIVISION II.

K.0.8.B. RESERVES 4. RA."

RESERVES. #

This game was played at Soo- Silva - Netto defended soundly.kubpoo and ended in a win for the Faulty shooting also kept the K.0.8.B. by seven clear goals. visitors goal intact. The visitors Parkes, in the R.A. goal, although took the lead through Roza Pereira beaten seven times, gave a good following good work by A. Gosano. display. Craig opened the score, This reverse aroused the home team Stephen soon added one and before and following a series of attacks, the interval, Crawley also scored. Chui Kwong Lia beat Beltrag with fast cross shot and made the score one all.

The second half went greatly in favour of the K.O.S.B. and goals by Crawley (2), Stephens and Hume gave the Borderers, a win

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From the restart, South China set up a determined attack on the Recreio's goal, bút Beltrso was ROYAL NAVY RESERVES . in good form. A run down the

KOWLOON RESERVES. : wing, and a screw shot from the vicinity of the goal line by Playing on the Railway ground, Gosano gave "the visitors the lead. Continuing to press, the Recreio the Navy defeated Kowloon by worried the home defence and dur-seven goals to one. Most of the Newport 28 7 6 15 42 58 90ing a scramble in the goalmouth, play was round the Kowloon goal,

Gillingham 20 7 6.17 34 60 20 Merthyr. 30 7 6 17 41 74 20 Exeter .28 6.6 16 43 68 18

DIVISION III (NORTH).

P.. W. D. L. F. Á. Pts. Stockport ...31 19 5.7. 89 45 43 2 Wrexham...31 169 8 72 49 41

Bradford C.30 16 8.0 82 40 40 0 Dancaster 30 15, 8 7 58 44 38

Carliste 33 14,8 11 66 62 36 1 Wigan......29 14 0 9 53 38 81 Lincoln......31.14 6 11 66 57 · 34 N.Brighton 31 13 6 12 53 52 32 5. Shields...30 12 7 11 58 52 31 Crewe 30 13 6 12 34 31 31 Chesterfield 29.14 3 12 58 54 31 Nelson 39 14 3 15 6083 31- Halifax30 10 10 10 46 40 30 Tranmere.....20 14 2 13 49, 54–30 Rochdale

31 10 8 13 88 73 28

Rotherham 30 10 6 14 43 57 25 Southport 30 11 6 13 55 64 23

Darlington 31 9 6 16 51 63 94

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St. Johnstone 2 Third Lanark.. 1 Accrington 30 5 16 45 0 23

LEAGUE TABLES.

The English League Tables and

Scottish League Table (Division I), up to and including matches com.

Barrow....29 8 6 15 48. 59 22 Hartlepools 39 8 6 18 18 23 22 Ashington 33 853 37 3 17′

SCOTTISH LEAGUE,

DIVISION" I

P. WD. LF. A Pts

pleted on Saturday are appended Hangers 20 24 2 0 35 21 50

ENGLISH LEAGUE.

DIVISION L

P. W. D. L. F. A. Pt Wednesday 31 17 8 666 44 49 Sunderland 32 170 9.75 49 40 Aston Villa 29 10 49 69 57: 38 Derby32 15 8 11 85 44: 36 Leicester ....29 14 7 8 89 50,' 36 Blackburn 29 15 59 57 41 35 Leeds 30 13 8 11 60 68 32 Everton...29 14 3 12 60 40 31 Huddersfield29 12 8 11 38 41 30 Bolton.30 11 7 12 57 54 20 Arsenal 29 10 9 10 49 61 20 | Manch City 31 11 7 13 87 70 29 Newcastle ...31 12 5 14 51 61 29.

Hearts....30 19 50 82 40:43 Motherwell 20 18 8 565 40 40 Celtic.27.15 5 7 45 33 35 Aberdeen ...30 130 11 83 53 32 St. J'stone 30 11 9 10 45 58 31 Partick.28. 13. &. 10 75 82 31

Kilmarnock 28 12 8 11 635330 Hiberniana 30 12 8 13 44 44 28. Queen's Pk. 28 12 5 11 70 68 29 Falkirk .....29 22 6 12 61 €9: 20 St Mirren 29 11 6 12 88 62 23 Cowdenb'th 31 12.3 10 47 60 97 Ayr20 9 8 15-54 70 24 3rd Lanark 31 9 5 17 58 76 23- Clyde 20 9 4 17 35 30 22 Dunden......28 8.5 15 45 51 21- Airdric.30 8 3 18 36 57.....21- Hamilton 29 7 16-37 69 22. Raith 1...20 8 4 16 27 81 18

Ward sent the ball into the net making the game safe for the Club. South China finished strangly but the visitors' defence, held out.

Teams --

South China-Pau Ka Ping, Li Tin Sang, Lau Kan, Leung Wing Pak, Wong Mee Shur, Leung Wing Chiu, Tang Shiu Leung, Chu Kwong Lin, Fang King Chung, Lau Mau and Ip Pak Wa

Recreio-Beltran, Silva-Netto, Xavier," Figueiredo, Remedios, Бочка B. Gosano, Ward, A Goarno, Pereira and Santos.

Referee: Mr. W. E. Hollands,"

ROYAL NAVY v. CHINA ATHLETIC.

Before

Nichols being kept very busy. After a few minutes play. Kay gave the Navy the lead. the interval, Gray added two to the Navy score. Kowloon opened the second half with a dash but could do, little against the Navy defence.

SOUTH CHINA "B" ». B.A.F.

Quite a good game resulted in the meeting of these terms at Caroline Hill, and after a long lighted their supporters by achiev period of reverses the Airmen de

ing their win by 4 goals to one. South China soon jumped to the lead when Chan Yuen Nam netted following a corner kick, but the Airmen set up a hot attack and

lunkett equalised from a penalty. The remainder of the half went in favour of the Airmen, but no fur- ther scored was recorded up till the end of the first half.

This game was played on the H.K.F.C ground before a large crowd, the Athletic winning by the only goal scored. Major General Luard, the G.O.C. was present throughout the game.

The Navy made several changes The Airmen demonstrated their in their team, while the Athletic superiority to a marked degree hud Li Hai Kwan out in place of Greenside, Paton and Locke all Liter the change of ends.'

Shek Pui Timp a strong attack playing a very fine game. Perry.

The Navy set

put them ahead with a smart first- timer, whilst Locke added a third

from the kick off but their for wards were very weak close it and Lai Yuk Tat and Weng Shui Wo goal after persistent -pressure. held the upper hand. Barkham South China conceded another was great on the wing and gave Paton had no difficulty in convert- penalty in the closing stages and the Navy insides" splendid open- ings. There was no scoring up tog...

Score: R.A.F. 4, South China balf-time

"B" 1.

The Athletic opened the second half strongly, Evans, Baker and McGregor coming to the front with CHINA ATHLETIC RESERVES clever tackling and clearances. The

. EASTERN.. Athletic pressed the defence. A shot from Li Hai Kwan hit "the Playing on the H.K.F.C. ground, crossbar and Wong Pak Chong fol Chias Athletic defeated the lowing up took the rebound and Eastern F.O. by three goals. The headed past Brockman amid wild Eastern started with ten men only, cheering. Li was unlucky with a and were on the defensive from the. shot that hit the upright and re-beginning. Li Kwok Chui Acored. bounded to play, but the only gest of the first half

The Navy tried hard in the Mak Kwok Tong and Cheung Yui closing minutes to level up but the Kwai scored for the Athletic In the Athletic defence held out, the final second half, whistle sounding with Athletic ||Result: China Athletio Res. 3; winning by a goal to nil,

Eastern 0.

QUEEN'S REGIMENT RES. «. ST. JOSEPH'S.

This game was played on the St Joseph's ground and ended in a win for the visitors by thre, goals. The Quean'a 't were early attack- ing and Gill opened the score Be fore the interval Harris put the "Queen's "further abesd A penalty early in the second half was missed for St. Joseph's, MeGraan shooting wide. Before the final whistle sounded Harris scored again for the " Queen's."

LLEAGUE TABLES TO DATE. Division I

Goals

P. W. D. L. F. A; P. 15 10 2 3.30-17.92 14 3 3 40 13 21

South China China Athletic 14 8 0 1 31 15 21 Queen's Regt. H.K. Police K.0.8.B. Royal Navy Club de Rec Kowloon F.C. 15 4 5 6 12 21 13

RA

15 0 3 3 3 15 21 140 35 36 19 15 15 18 29. 20 13 "155 37 38 34 13

19 8 0 20.28 12 H.L.F.C.

142 57.16 34 9 Small Units 1500 15 9 2 0 Division II. R. Navy Rea K.0.8.B. Res. Queen's. R.R. China Ath. R R.A.F. St. Joseph's S. China "B" Eastern F.C. K.F.C. Res. R.A Res Club de R.R S. China "A" S. Units R

16 14 1 1 75 15 29 18 13 1 9 78 17 27 15 12 9 1 58.14 13 9.1.3 30 13 13 7 3 3 39 37 17 69 24 33 18 6 2 8 25 30 15 37.99 34 11 13 3 5 8 18 52 11 13 4 2 021 53 10 15 49 10 20 48 10 17 18 8 18 38 10 18 3 4 11 23 57 10

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