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HOME FOOTBALL RESULTS

Tottenham And Portsmouth

In Exciting Tussle

ENGLAND BEAT IRELAND AT BELFAST

Football enthusiasts all over the country had more than the usual fare during the week-end for in addi tion to a full programme of league matches, there was "the international game between England and Ireland at Belfast which the former won (three goals to dil), and the final of the Glasgow Cup in which the Rangers beat Clyde by two clear goals.

So far as the league games were concerned, Tot- tenham and Portsmouth provided plenty of thrills when they met in one of the finest games this season. The Spurs were just a shade the better team and "carried the game by the smallest possible margin.

Results of the matches, as cabled by Reuter, to- gether with the league tables brought up-to-date, will be found below:

Results

ÉNGLISH LEAGUE

2

he is not at all likely to be con-

Scores:-

CAPT. WILLIAMS sidered as an interport batsman.

SCORES 50 IN TRIAL

Fine Bowling By A. R. Minu

FAILURE OF SOME "PROBABLES"

Hitting seven boundaries and a six of "A. H. Madar, Capt. P. Wultams, the Army batsman. rattled up a hard-hit innings of 50, retired, in the first Interport trial at the HK.C.C. ground on Satur- day. Except for a hard chance to Madar-which would have been a fine catch had it come off-his Innings was without blemish and he made his runs out of 73 scored while he was in.

It was a match of low scores, F. D. Pereira's 22 not out being the next highest, and several bowlers showed to advantage.

F. Goodwin, the K.C.C. captain. had the best analysts, 5 for 20, but Judging by the actual bowling, A. R. Minu was easily the most dan- gerous.

He continually tied the batsmen up and in 12 overs, 5 of which were maidens, gave away only 12 ranis. He took 2 wickets but had a catch dropped of him, and pos- sibly if S. A. Ismail had been ba- 'hind the sticks would have got

other wicket. G.-8. Dunkley, we

Club 'keeper, is, of course, not" as... 2 used to his bowling as Ismail and missed a possible chance of stump- ing early in the game.

Darlington Doucaster

4 Barrow

2 Carlisle

Gateshead

2 Southport

Rochdale

2 Mansfield

Rotherham

2 New Brighton

2

Tranmere

5 Barnaley

Walsall

6 Crewe

Signature..

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1 Halifax

0

Arsenal

8 Newcastle

0

Birminghan

0 West Brom

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Chelsea

2 Middlesboro

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7. Blackburn

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Manchester C. 0 Leeds

Portsmouth

Wednesday - Derby Stoke Sunderland Wolves

Airdrie

2 Quren 0'3

4-Hamilton

0 Tottenham

Ayr

St. Johnstone

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▾ Clyde

1 Aston Villa

Cowdenbeath

0

+ Liverpool.

Dundee

◊ Kilmarnock

2

3 Sheffield U.

Hibernians

1 Falkirk

Motherwell

? Hearta

1

Partick

"Queen's Park

2

2 Aberdeen

S

SECOND DIVISION

Bradford Burnley

Bury

Grimsby

Bradford C.

St. Mirren

"Third Lanark v Paugers

*Unplayed.

GLASGOW CUP FINAL

0 Rangers

6 Manchester U.

1

2. Fulhum

1

2,, Blackpool

5

5 Plymouth

1

Hull

1 Southampton

Olyde

}:

Lincoln

Milwall

Port Vale

3

Notta F.

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Oldham

1 Brentford

Preston

1 Bolton

Swansea

1 Notte C.

THIRD Aldershot Bristol R. Coventry Crystal P.

Gillingham Luton

41

West Ham

DIVISION (South)

0 Brighton

8 Cardiff

8 Charlton

0. Exeter

0

1 Newport

2 Swindon'

3

Northampton

8 Clapton

0

Queen's P.B.

5 Norwich

2

Reading

8 Watford

Southend

--Bournemouth

2

Torquay

2. Bristol C.

2

THIRD DIVISION (North).

Accrington

Chester

Chesterfield

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1 Wrexham

1 Stockport

3 Hartlepools.

EM. THE WORLD PANOURING DAY

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THE TIGER MEDICAL HALL

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ENGLAND WINS

Third International Match

London, Oct. 14.

Teddy," Fincher only scored 10 runs but he fielded well and the catch, a left-handed one high up in the gully, with which he dis- missed F. A. Munn, was one of the finest seen on the ground. The felding on the whole was very good." Ernle" Lincher and Owen-Hughes being outstanding.

Apart from fielding A. H. Madar. the IRC. skipper, whose innings of 49 against Shanghal in the last Interport is still remembered, by

3 no means shone. His five overs· cost 23 runs and he had the mis- fortune to play on to-Burnett after scoring only 7.

Third in the International Soccer Championship last season England made suspicious debut this season when they beat Ireland by three clear goals in Belfast yesterday. Last year England won by a goal to nil at Blackpool.

Many Minor Injuries.

Beleast, Oct. 16.

"T. E. Pearce, Teddy Fincher, G. C. Burnett and Lieutenant A. H. Hamilton are other probables who failed, while Pereira, who two seasons ago was the most feared bowler here, seems to have lost some of his sting; and though he is capable of knocking up 50 in half-an-hour against good bowling.

19 11

༣་

Mr. A. W. Hayward's XI. E. C. Fincher, b Minu ... 10 A. M. Rodrigues, Burnett,

b Garthwaite

T. E Pearce, b Gärthwaite' 0 A. H. Madar, b, Burnett...***

A. W. Hayward, run out ... 14 A. C: Hamilton, e Redmond,

b Burnett

I. McInnes, 1.b.w., b Minu

15

F. D. Pereira, not out

22

1

17

F. Goodwin, b Burnett Extras (b.14, n.b.3)

Total (for 8 wkts., dec.). 87

A. T. Lee and G. S. Dunkley did not bat,

11

Fall of the wickets:-1 for 2: 2 for 2; 3 for 14; 4 for 22; 5 for 27; 6 for 54; 7 for 86; 8 for 89.

"Bowing Analysis,

O. M. R. W. 7 8 12 2 12 5 12 2

72 1 .20

*Garthwaite

Minu Burnett Redmond

5 3, 5

3

ve

Cosano ........... + 2 5 Duckit............ 3 0 16 0 *Bowled 3 no balls.

Mr. H. Owen Hughes' XL

F. A. Munn, c Flacher, b Lee 2

E. R. Duckitt, run out.

P. Williams, retired

NNG

12

50

"C. C. Garthwaite, c Madar,

b Goodwin ...

1-

16

0

E. F. Fincher; b Goodwin

H. Owen Hughes, 1.b.w., b

Goodwin

T. L Redmond, c Fincher,

b Hamilton ......

A. R

Minu, c Fincher, b Hamilton

G. C. Burnett, e Dunkley, b

Goodwin

8. A. Ismail, not out

Extras (b.13, 162)

Total

0

15

.106

Fall of the wickets:-1 for 2: 2 for 42; 3 for 85: 4 for 78:-5 for 13: 6 for 74: 7 for 86; 8 for 89; 9 for 99.

Lee

Bowling Analysis.

O. M. R. Pereira...... 名 3. 18 0

W.

6 2

13

5 1

7.0 2

2 0 8

0

23 1

9

2

Madar Goodwin McInnes Hamilton

23 0 20 5

Friendly Cricket

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SEVERAL MATCHES

PLAYED

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CONSIGNEE NOTICES.

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES. OCEAN STEAM SHIP CO., LTD. CHINA MUTUAL STEAM NAVIGATION CO., LTD.

NONAIGNEES por Co.'s Vessal

ANTENOR'

Fox UNITED KINGDOM YL SINGAPORE are hereby notified that their Cargo will ba discharged into Holt's Wharf, Kowloon, where it' will be se Consignees risk and subject to Terms and Conditions of Storage st" "Holt'e Wharf.The Cargo will be ready for Delivery from Godown on and after 14th October,

Optional Cargo will not be landed here unless Noties has been given prior to Steamer's "arrival, but carried on from port to port to the final port of call to which the option extenda.

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Agenda

14th October, 1999..

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VEREENIGDE NEDERLANDSCHE SCHEEPVAAKT - MAATSCHAPPIJ (UNITED WETHERLANDS NAVIGATION)

HOLLAND-OOST AZIE LIJN.

(HOLLAND-EAST ASIA LINE) NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.

FROK

ANTWERP, BREMEN, ROTTER- DAM, AMSTERDAM, HAMBURG, GENUA AND OTHER FORTS.

THE Steamship

THE

"MFERKERK"

having arrived from the above Ports Consigns of Cargo by her are notifed that all Goods are being landed at their risk into the hazardous and/ro extra hazardous Godowns of the Hong Kong and Kowloon Wharf and Godown. Co., Ltd, whence and/or from the whar ves Delivery may be obtained.

Goods not cleared by the 19th Orto- ber, 1938, 4 pm, will be subject to Bent.

All broken, chafed sad damaged Pack ages are to be left in the Godowns, where they will be examined on the 14th October, 1993, at 10 am, by Messin Goddard and Douglas, Hong Kong.

Consigness are requested to apply for Revenue Officer in attendance when Cargo are being examined.

Bradford 10 5 + 1 Brentford...+10

On account of the Interport trial. damaged dutiable 4 3 a 26 20. 11 Manchester U....11 8 6 21425)

the match between the LR.C. 18t Notta F

XL and the Army was cancelled but several friendiles were played in the 2nd Division,

Millwall.....

Oldham******

Bradford C. Swansea....

10 3 4 3 1113

103 8. 2 8

10 3 6 1 14 39

10 4 5 1 13 16 9 10 3 5 2 10 13. 8

I.R.C. & C.S.C.C.

At Sookumpoo the Indian Recrea- 7. tion Club beat Civil Service by 92

151

Bury

Lincoln ...... 10 2 8 2 8 Burnley.......10 3 6 1 20

10 1 7 211 24 +

THIRD DIVISION (South)

Goals P WLD FA Pra 11 6 82 20 21 14 10 0.8 1 18 18 18

11 26

muns.

Scores: I.R.C.

H. T. Barna, 30.

13

10

A. Aziz, 27 not out. CS.C.C.egerni

69

J. Wilson, 277.

J

A. Baker, 5 for 18:

At Windsor Park, forty thousand Exeter.. spectators saw, England easily beat Queen's PB Ireland at soccer after leading at Crystal P half time by 1-0. The game was

Charlton.... robust but there were many minor Reading.. injuries.

Swindon

Ireland started against the wind

"Bournemouth. arid sun: The game was level till

Cardiff Martin; Ireland's centre forward

Bristol E. was injured in the face and carri

Late........ ed off. Brook then scored.

Gillingham....... Priestly was then carried off. Aldershot.. Ireland then had nic men, hut

Coventry Priestly resumed after the Ler- Torquay

Brighton Grosvenor and Bowers scored Clapton...

Northampton shortly after the interval-Reuter Southend......

val.

Tables To Date -

England

Wales

Ireland

Scotland

Goalë.

P. W. L F A Pts.

1

10 30 2

1 1 0 3 2 2

2.1 1 2 4 2

* 2 0 2 3 0

ENGLISH LEAGUE

-FIRST DIVISION.

Newport.... Watford. Bristol C...

11 5 8.3 20 18

10 5 3 2 26 18 12

5 3 2 20 11

5 8 2 16 15

5 41

19 20 11

10

4 1 18 17

10 I 17 16 11

11 4 4 8 25 20

11

lu 4 3 3 18 17 11

lu 3 2 6 9

11

10 448 20 18

10 4 4 2 18

10 3 4 8 15

10.3 4.3 12

10 8 6 2 211.20

10 8 8 8 10 14

10 1 6 8 15 25

10 0 7 8 10 81

**THIRD DIVISION (NORTH),

Goals

K. Nazarin, 34.

K.C.C." #. 'VARSITY. Kowloon Cricket Club beat Uni- versify by 108 rubs at King's Park.

Scores: K.C.C.

D. 8. Green, 40.

144

W Mulcahy, 39.

University

F. A, Dunnett, 4 for 7.

30

R.E. QUEEN'S COLLEGE: Needing 18 to win with two wickets in hand, Queen's College PWLD A Pts could not force & in against the Engineers and the game was lett

10. 14

hesterfold... 10. 01080 8 18

10 6 2 9 21 Tranmere...... Barnsley... Bartlepoole.. Barrow. Doncaster..

Stockport

Halifax...

ccrington New Brighton Gateshead

GOLIE EP.W LD EA Pts Tottenham...... 10. 6-2 190 14 10,75 8.-20 12 434 30 11 12 B:11714 11 de ag

Huddersfeld

Arënë

Leeds.

Bunderl

Aston Vill

Leicester

West Bromwich

Derby

Manchester C......

Wednesday Everton

Birmingham

124-131. 41 20 18 11. 38 17 28 11 4. a8 14. 10' ‚11 25 12 17 IL 26 20 23.10

Manst Southport. Darlington Obéster.. Wrexham'

1486010 Rotherham,

$2 13 12 10 17 18 10

8 3 4 13 12 10 10451 17 189

12 10

Scores

12 a drawn. 621 27 12 18 10 6 3 1 24 16 18 10 62 3 20 16 18

11 8 3 2 16 12 12 10 5 3 2 1 18 12 2002 10 12 12 4 13.31 12 10

10 2110 9 4.6 14 20 19

1214 9

8 4 8 10 18

3 5

92

RE. (for 9 wickets,dec. )... 109

It. Walker, 54 not out. M. "Afzal, 6 for 38. QC. (for 8 wickets)

Mei Arcilli, 49.

RECREIO . HK.CC Drawn at King's Park. Beores Club de Recreio

136

198

W. Reed, 52.

A. D. Lowson, 5 for 31. HKCC: (for 4 wickets)

110

98 217 28 .10 3.68 18 18 10 3 7 1 347

018 2

SCOTTISH LEAGUE

Motherwell Middlesboro........ 945 012 18 Fangers

7Aberdeen

Nawoartle.. 10 14.5 12,19 Chalies .... 10 8 7 1 13 77 Shofield U. 10 - 2,7 * 1 13 205 1

Bolton

Port Vale

Presion

Notts

SECOND DIVISION.

Fulba

Grimsby Wout Ham

Soutampton Blackpool Plymouth

Hall

PW.L

Goala

EX Pis 13 12 0 1 81: 8:25

41 19:

5 Kilmarnock

Uta ........ Hearts comico. „Queen O'South... 12

Goals. PW LAD FP A Pts Quee's Park „1017 +21 222 16 15 8t.

St. Johnston13

10 3 0 0 11-14 Dunde 10.6 3.3 18 14 18 Hamilton

10 539 18

18 17 13 Hibernians,

10 6 3 2 16 13 13

102518 12 017

Ülyda

Algirio

2010-11-12 alta La 108,8-4, 19" 21.10. | B2CMirren

10 42410 27 11

2:85745

6382

126

12 11

22:12 11

2 24 32 16, 1287917 288

10 2 44 33 208.

L. D. Kilbee, 40.4%

C.BAR.AS.C.

In an extremely low-scoring game the Central British Associa- tion. beat the Bervice Corps at King's Park.

Scores

RAS.C.

A. Pole, 5 for 13. N. Whitley, 3 for 8, (unchanged)

C.B.A.

8/Bergt. Flood, 8 for 18.

..

NAVY » LINCOLNE”.

28

At King's Park, the Royal Navy beat the Lincolns by 2 wickets.

Scores

Claims against the Steamer must be presented in writing within Ten days' after arrival of Steamer, otherwise they will not be recognized.

No Fire Insuranse will be affected by the Undersigned in any case whatever."

Bills of Lading will be countersigned by

JAVA-CHINA-JAPAN LIJN, Agents. Hong Kong, 12th Oct., 1933. .[1951

CONSIGNEES' NOTICE.

THE BEN LINE STEAMERS, LIMITED.

FROM LEITH, MIDDLESBRO”, ANTWERP, LONDON AND STRAITS,

The Steamship" BEN WYVIS." JONSIGNEES of Cargo are hereby informed that all Goods are being landed at their risk into the hazardous and/or extra hazariloit Godówns of the Hong Kong and Kowloon Wharf and Godown Oo., Ltd, whence and/or from the wharves Delivery may be obtained. No Claims will be admitted after the Goods have left the Godowns, and all Goods remaining undelivered after the 19th October, will be subject to Bent. be presented to the Undersigned on ot All Claim against the Steamer must before the 2nd November, or they will“ not be recognized.

To comply with the General Bonded. Warehouse Begalations, consignees most have a Revenue Officer in Attendance; when damaged antiable goods me examined.

All broken, chafed and damaged Goods acy to be left in the Godowns, where |they will be examined on the 18th Cotober, at 10 am, by Messrs. Goddard

No Fire Insuranes has been affected. "Bill of Lading will be countersigned

GIBB, LIVINGSTON & Co. Lro

2: Agenta. Hong Kong 12th Oct, 1933 [1876

WORKMAN BITTEN BY SNAKE

Incident in Peak Road

While working in Peak. Road on Saturday morning a Chinese work- man named On Poon, described as An earth-carrier, was suddenly hit- ten on the foot by a small pompn=

The victim

was soon

great

his fellow workman sent

ulazón and convevod:thos victim to the Gover Hospital3where bare

Lincolns (for 8 wkts. deci) ...., "'111 · · pain,.

Q.Q.M.8, Day, 20 not out, Lleut, Larkin, à Tór 29.: Navy (for wickets) 121

Lieut. Larkin, 20:23:34 "Lleut-Comdr. Bushes 20.

The man is now goi

on, well,