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HOME FOOTBALL FORECASTS

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The following are the League fixtures for Saturday. The. teams in bold type are tipped to win, ·

DIVISION I.

ARSENAL

Mileage

100

Results 1932-3 1933-4· 1934-5

Y.

ASTON VILLA

22 .

Birmingham Portsmouth

3-0 1-1

6-1

BLACKBURN

45

V.

Leeds

Bolton

63

V.

CHELSEA

145 V.

Everton"

4

Y.

HUDDERSFIELD

Manchester 0.

110

185 Y. V.

MIDDLESBRO'

95 Y.

STOKE

43 T

West Brom A,

WOLVES

70....

3-6 6-2 2-2

DERBY C. Grimsby

LIVERPOOL

Brentford

Sunderland

Preston NE

Sheffield Wed

DIVISION II.

Fulham

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MIHADIIA

'Manchester U., 1-2 1-1 2--0

Doncaster

Burnley

BARNSLEY

.355

BLACKPOOL

36

Y.

Bury

Bradford C.

30.

Y..

CHARLTON

166

V. li

HULL CITY

76

V1

NEWCASTLE

250

7.

Tottenham

NORWICH

234

V.

Swansea

NOTTS FOREST

65

7.

West Ham

PLYMOUTH

201

Y

Port Vale

SHEFFIELD U.

35

V.

Bradford

1:

Southampton"

125

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LEICESTER

DIVISION, III. (SOUTH)"

Aldershot

Swindon

COVENTRY

BRIGHTON

42

TM.

BRISTOL R.

2

Y.

Bristol C.

CLAPTON 0.

85 Y

Natts Co.

CRISTAL PAL,

110

Gillingham

EXETER

97 7.

Newport

$2

Y.

Northampton

112

Y.

QUEEN'S PARK R, 178

7.

READING

ñ

110

Cordia 7

46

LUTON

11

'V.

Millall:

Southend WATFORD

BARROW

BOURNEM TH

Torquay

DIVISION III, (NORTH).

A

Halifax

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5-1 3-1 2-0

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2-3

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88 7.

Stockport

4-3 2-0

CARLISLE

51

V.

Gateshead

1-2 6-0

CHESTER

16

T.

Wrexham

0-3 1-2

HARTLEPOOLS

22

LINCOLN

120

Darlington Southport

2-1 6--2

MANSFIELD

52

P.

New Brighton

V.

ROCHDALE

11

ROTHERHAM

33

Y

Oldham

WALSALL

YORK

Tranmere Crewe

CHESTERFIELD

Accrington

SCOTTISH LEAGUE

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DIVISION 1.

AIRDRIE

V. Kilmarnock

ARBROATH

Y.

Clyde

Ayr

T

Albion

CELTIC

St. Johnstone

Dundee

T.

RANGERS

DUNFERMLINE

Y.

Hearts

Hibernian

ABERDEEN

MOTHERWELL

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PARTICE

THIED LANARK

BILLIARDS

83 Entries Received

The Hong Kong Amateur Bil-" Wards Association have up to date received 83 entries for the Junior and Senior Championships and more are expected to before the draw takes place some the next week

come

in

Queen's Park

Queen of Bouth Hamilton

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32 53 $0

4-0 4-1 7-3

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RIOT AT TEST MATCH

Pitch Protected By Police

Capetown, Jan. 1. There was no play here in the first day of the Third Test between Bouth Africa and Australia owing to rain.

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, FRIDAY, JANUARY 3, 1936.

CRICKET

Navy Suffer Innings Defeat

The Navy lost to the Hong Kong Cricket Club by an innings and

49 runs in the Triangular Tourna

ISLAND BEATS MAINLAND

Poor Crowd At Annual Football

The Annual Island v Mainland

ment which was played on Netfootball clash for the Children's

Year's Day on the Club ground. Earlier in the day it looked

Playground funds which Was played on New Year's Day was

HONG KONG RIFLE ASSOCIATION

*!

The N. R. A. Overseas Match.

COLONY MAKES GOOD SHOWING

The Hong Kong Ride Association

as if the game had to be held up disappointment as far as gate re-held its first Inter Colonial. Match

due to the incessant slight drizzle but later however, the sum peeped

out and allowed the game to be brought to an early close.

ceipts were concerned, only a very small crowd turned out to watch

the game.

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gratuitous "assistance" rendered by scoring will shew that there was a of only six points a passing ship, which took the difference on the naval range at Stonecutters opportunity to stoke up while op- separating the top and bottorn evitable result that a smoke screen 500 yards and three points at 600 Island on Tuesday afternoon, when postte the range with the In-scores at 200 yards, three points at the hopes which had been aroused

was put up between the frers and yards. Such eyenness in scoring is by the fine performance of the

the targets, did not tend to improve unusual and deserves to be brought The Island won the game bv

"1914" rifles, recently received in The Navy were skittled out n the first innings for 70 runs. Only three goals to one, thanks mainly the Colony, were more than ful matters. Furthermore it must be to notice.

The number of bull's eyes possi- Et. Branwell and E. R. A. Day to the fine set of forwards which filed; in fact when it is remem-remembered that the majority of reached double figures. The dead-always looked dangerous when in bered that the majority of the the members of the team had

The losers had members have had the opportunity never inken part in an interble, as regards the shots to count, ly bowling of A. C. Beck was pri- the scoring line. marily responsible for the low as much chances in scoring as the to practice with these rides on two I colonial "event" before, so that with was 240, and 132 were actually The bowler took 7 Naval winners, but poor finishes being previous occasions only, it is no the experience now gatried. Hong Bisting of 91 inners, 15 magples, 1

responsible for their

Exaggeration to say that the scores Kong should find itself, in the near outer and 1 miss. wickets for 20 runs in 8, overs

efforts.

made by those chosen to represent future, very much on the rifle- the Colony were astoundingly good, shooting map of the Empire ancë Colony already possesses the. Iar far better, in deed and in fact, again, particularly so since the than the most optimistic and ex- perienced member of the Associa- gest Rifle Club in the Empire. tion had considered possible.

score.

Ineffective

which included 2 maidens.

Against a strong Island attack The Club collected 187 runs for wickets and declared. B. Owen backed up by an equally strong Hughes contributed a valuable 93 defence the Main and defenders while T. A. Pearce had 57 to his were on tenterbooks incat of the credit when the innings was de-time, and Baxter, the clever right winger outdistanced and outshone clared closed.

Batting for the second time the Pile and North. Naval lads fared no better being Growder all out for 68 runs. taking 8 wickets for 14 runs in 5.3 overs which included a mälden.

H.K.C.C. TEAMS

The following wil represent the H.K.G.C. 1st XI In their League match against Craigengower C. C. on Saturday, 4th January 1936 at 2 p.m. at Happy Valley.

H. Owen Hughes (Captain; R. D. Gillesple

T. A. Pearce

J. H. Davis

I. McInnes

G. S Dunkley

L. D. Klibeb

G. A. Stewart

E. R. Duckitt

A. C. Growder

G. B. R: Divett

2ND ELEVEN

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The following will represent the H.K.C.C. 2nd XI in a friendy match vs. & Royal Navi XI Saturday, 4th January 1936 at 1.45 pm on the HKC.C. ground.

A. K. Mackenzie (Captain) H. J. Armstrong

J. E Potter

D. Carey

N. P. Fox

V. C. Bond

W. Wooding

W. Keith Robin.ch

R.S.W. Paterson

C. E. Gahagan ́

TS: Forbes

PAST V. PRESENT

The annual cricket fixture be- tween the Past and Present stud- ents of the Hong Kong University' took place on the Varsity grounds at Pokfulum on New Year's Day when after an enjoyable encoun ter the Past won by 101 T

Arst, the Occupying the crease

total Past students rattled up

ak

The scores made in the match appear at the end of this article and it is of interest to note that judging by the results published by the National Rifle Association for the match held in 1934, the Colony may with some reason, ex- peet to and itself taking the sixth or seventh place in order of merit twenty-five repre- out of a total entry of "ap-

The Conditions of Shooting were similar to those laid down for the Elitott" put the Island ahead Second Stage of HM the King's mudway through the first half Prize viz., one sighting shot and when he met a centre from Harten to count at 300, 500 and 800 risan first time, the bail going yards and as the detailed results alven below will show, the average into the net like a bullet from » gun. Bickford put the team two score made per man at 300 yards up before half time when he cut was as high as 44,9 (out of a pos-

and beat Boyes with a surprise sible 50); 48.7 at 500 yards, 42.3 aproximately

600 yards, or 44.5 at each of the shorom an acute angle.

Elliott added to the score quite three distances. At 600 yards dis- early on in the second half, going tance, a filling light made vision increasingly dimicult, while the beat the through very nicely to out-coming Boyes and to shoot into an empty net. Baxter, Har- rison, Talbot and ott all went very close to scoring after this and then in the last two minutes Knox worked out to the left wing and sent acmes the goalmouth for V. White to rush in and pas Rowlands with a volley drive

Island:-Rowlands: Leung Wing- chut and S. Strange; Tam Tak-po. Morton and Lee Kwok-wal: Bax-

Bickford. ter, Harrison, Miliott. Talbot and

Mainland:-Boyes; Bowen an C. Pile; G. White, Bils and North; Eastman. Y. White. Knox. Rid'ev and Alves.

HOME FOOTBALL

NEW YEAR'S DAY ·

MATCHES

Aston Villa Causes Surprise

Londen, "Jan. 1.

Aston Vilia, over whom the cri of 185 of which T. E. Yeoh (35)tles have been weeping this, seu- S. V. Gittins, (26) and F. L. Zimson achieved the biggest sensation mern (22) were top scorers. H. Lof the day when they visited Ozorio (3 for 33 runs) E. L Go Boker Park and defeated Sunder- sano (2 for 32) and D. E. Blake and unchallenged league leader. (2 for 18) were the most success by three goals to onk ̈~ tul trundlers.

before

The following are the complert

FIRST DIVISION results as fabled by Reuter.

Brentford

Blackburn Bolton

Sanderland

Faced with big total them, the Present students fall td miserably against the attack provided by A. T. Lee, Hiptoofa The following are the entries: SENIOR CHAMPIONSHI

Following the refusal of the au and J. L. Youngsaye. At one ber H W. Stapler, M. M. da Silva thorities to refund gate-money, a fod of the game. the students had F. A Gill, O, Pereira, inr., E. D. hostile se.tion of the crowd num- only scored 30 runs for '6 wicket: /M'chester, C. 0 Grimsby

bering over 300 threatened to tear but a last minute effort by B. K da Roza, M. N. Rakusen, P. A.

Even the Ng (14)"and" EL Gosano (11) up the Test wicket. Ivanovich, A. W. Grimmitt, U. A.

W. F. Stafford, W. police could not retard the pro-saved the "rot. Lee finished Santos, Hillyer, S. M da Cruz in. Lamgress of the demonstrators towards with 4 wickets for 5 runs in Cho-cha, Leung Lin-chuen, W the pitch, and several of them overa, while J. L. Youngsaye took Hong Sling, A. J. Osmund. J. Factually succeeded in walking over one wicket for 4 runs." F. R. zim- McGowan C# 8. M. J. Elvin. An the wicket, while others deliber- mern (1 for 4) and T. E. Yeoh' (1. drew Tse. C. Q. M. 9. A Chee

ately dug their heels into the for 1) also performed-Creditably. tham, Sergt. F. Freeman, Yan Charn-pong, R. P. Phillips, E. Barros, Ho Shal-cheong, E "A. des Remedios. Chan Kal-yin. W. Andrews:

JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIP

wet turf in an attempt to spoil the pitch.

The police, with reinforcements, Hrushed the ground and succeeded

GOLF

Newcastle

sentative Colonial teams.

Possibly the most noticeable feature of the shoot was that the team had nò "tail"; a' glance at the DETAILED RESULTS

TU. 8.9.

4 isite

500 yards

L

scored, the remaining "shots con-

The thanks of the Association are due to the Naval Range Staf at Stonecutters for the way in which everything, which was re- quired, was found to be ready for use when the team reached the range, and to Mr. C. A. Grimes, a Vice-President and Life Member of the Association, and Lieut. A. 0. Berlyn. R.N, for so Eindly acting as Superintending Ombers on the Firing Point and in the Butts res- pectively. Nor must we forget the Royal Marines; it was' a' real plea- superlatively good marking by the sure to watch the speed with which the value of a shot was 'signalled · and the target sent up again with the spotting disc in position.

TEL 5.8.

600 Yards

Grand TU TU

S.B. 300 Yards

3 5 42 138 C.P.O. Black 3 5 5 4 5 5 5 5 3 4 5 48 44 5 5 5 5 5 4 5 5 5 48 5 44 54 43 3.4 4 4 43. 139 P.O. Mayo... 2 5 5 5 5 5 5 4 5 5 48 3 5 5 4 5 5.5 4 5 5 5 48 4 4 5 3 À

4. 2/Lt. Holmes 5 5 5 5 5 4 5 5 4 5 4 47 4 5 5 4 5 5 4 4 4 5 5 46 4 4 4 4 4 4 5 4 4 5 4 42 135 5 4 4 5 45 126 Sgt. Blandt'd 5 4 5 5 4 4 4.3 5 5 5 44 4 5 5 5 5 4 5 5 5 4 4 47 4 5 Bgt. Warwick 5 5 455 33.53 54 42 5 4 5 5 5 5 5 5 4 4 4 48 5 3 5 4 4 3 5 5 4 5 4 42 130 Capt. Caffyn 4 4 4 5 5 5 5 4 4 4 4 44. 4 2455465 5 5 5 45 4 93 45 455 4 5 5 40 129 42 132 L/O. Wan 5 5 5 5 5 4 4 3 4 4 4 43 4 4 4 5 5 5 5 5 455 47 4 3 4 4 5 5 4 4 4 5 4 32 132 Mr. Johnson 3 5543 44 4455 43 4.5555 4 5 4 4 5 5 47.3 4 3 5 44635

Range Total...... 359

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Range Total...

374

Range Total..... 338

Team Aggregate

1.071

Captain of Team:-Major D. H. Steers, RE. Superintending Officers:-Mr. C. A. Grimes (Firing Point).

Lieut. (E) A. C. Berlyn, RN. (Butts).

FOOTBALL FIXTURES

The Axtures for the week-end and given below:-

I

Kowloon

FIRST DIVISION Chinese Athletic vs. CH2, A. C. Ward, Navy vs Bouth China "B" N2.

W. R Reynolds.

H. A "g" vs South China "A"

62. D. Kossick"" Polica

Scrittom

"

HKF.C. K2 HF

East Lancs vs RAF, W.

C. Twaites.

Ulster Rides vs St. Josephs M2 -ENG. Ialey.

Recreio vs R. W. F. KP2, W. P.

Payne..

2ND DIVISION

DON BRADMAN SCORES 357 RUNS

Melbourne, Jan. 2.

During the Shefield Shield match, Don Bradman made 357 runs in seven hours during which be hit forty poundaries He was Playing for South Australia who won by 589 runs ágalist Victoria.

Reuter.

M.C.C. WIN BY INNINGS

Dunedin, Jan-2

The M.C.C won their Cricket match by an innings and 115 runs. Otago scored 357 in their sec- East Lancs vs Radio Pi. K K PondMinnings, Cavanagh 166 and Recrelo y University KPI AT.

Emith '627 Full score were--- Jarmain.

Kowloon vs Chinese Athletic K1

H Lawrence.

Mister Rifles va Navy 61, B. M

Omar.

Davies.

Railway vs Liga Portuguesa R2,

E. Richardison.

0

0 * Portsmouth

Easter ve HKFC. N1,

Mar-

*

Middlesbrough, 3 West Brom.

JED DIVISION

1 Aston Ville

3

SECOND DIVISION

RAF. VE Police "C" RI,

Thomas.

Barnsley Bury

4 M'chester U.

3

R,

Ulster Rifles vs RÁM.C. C2. T

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0 S'ampton

0

• Plymouth

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Shemeld U. 3 Doncaster Bradford 3. Leicester

THIRD DIVISION (North)

Carlle

0

1 Rotherham 2. Rochdale

$ Gateshead

2

Hartlepools

hers. Decem N. Brighton

18-67. - Southport

Christmas Flectric Competit'o: Chesterfield in shepherding the mob outalde of (9 Holes). Wod by A. J. Dennis, Darlington the ground.

29-31-251

Cup ber. 28729, G. 3. Mekelvi

In view of the threats to wreck the wicket. the police are on guard 9. G. Smith, F. P. Sequeira, 1. G. Remedios, E. C. Fincher, R. E. all night. Lee, Gea. Leo, A.-C. Rozario, F. Earlier on the crowd which had Siva, JE Noronha, J. F. V. blockaded the entrances to the Hibero, J. D. dos Remedios, A, Wpavillon had assumed a truculent Grimmitt, C. Strange, F. A. Broad-attitude, demanding the refund money. They threw bridge, 6. M. White, T: F. Jórdan of their

AMERICAN FOOTBALL

R. G. Xavier, Mul Chan-jen, Tai orangis, apples and tins into the Kwan-1st, Wong King-athy, Cheng pavilion and pushed aside gate- Kwai-leung, Chan Hon-shu, Y. Lkeepers as they entered the pavi- Kwok Leung Shupin; IT. Xong, lon. The police, however, soon Albert Koh, Lam Bhiu-run, Tom managed to restore order. Hun-bun, S. E. Alderman Corp. | Lenter Geo. Holcroft L/C deele, Pte. Crabtree, Pte. R. G. Dr Owen, W. "Staker, M. J. Media, BerEDA: W. Collis, L/C. W. Watson, Pustuler R. Evans, Fusiller E. Campton, C. Wellings, Sergt. Hodges, Lum Yu-wo, A Kitchell, C. A Cunha, Ma Chuen-man, Yuen Hang-lin. Y. G. Mánh, J. y. da Luz, D. Bantoe 3 C. Remedios, Sydney Chan, Simon Chan, Lam Ka-hued Ms Che-man, Toz Tin-you and 1. D. Skinner

Wrexham

9 Lincola

1 Crewe

SCOTTISH LEAGUE

1 Albion

FIRST DIVISION

WORLD'S SWIMMING RECORDS

Airdrie Arbroath Ayr Celtic

Two Marks Lowered

were lowe

the pr

min

3 seconds cres

Kew York, Jan. 1. last In the Annual Pasadena Rose Bow.game on New Years Day, 5 Stanford University at the Bout pack thern Methodist University, Texas, in their football encounter by points to ni

Dundee.

Dunfermline Hiberian

nda | Motherwan

Partick 3rd Lanark

9.Kilmarnock

1 Rucen Osth."

3. Bangers

2 Aberdeen

2.Bt. Johnstone "6

1. Hearts

A Hamilton

4 Cyde

D.Queen's Park 1

SECOND DIVISION

46 Alloa Basle Brechin

Dumbarton Falkirk

King's Park Morton

2. Lelth

Montros

3 Cowdenbeath 3

B Stenmark

East Berling 4 Dundee V.

Raith Rovers 1 East Fife St. Bernard2 Edinburgh Bt Mirren

B. E. ya St., Josepha, V2, D. W

Sunday, Jan, 5, 1936.

LAI WAH CUP

Army vs Navy K3.30. R. M. Opiar Non Chinese Civilians vs. Chin- ere Civilians CH3.30. H. T Scrutton

agai

2ND DIVISION

Otago 79 (Sims 3 for 11) and 357 (Cavanagh 88, Smith 521.

M.C.C. 550 (D. Smith 165, H. Parks 193, Hardstant 88. Mitchell Innes 87, Human 51).- Bquier.

BRITISEL ASSOCIATIONTM

Sectional Presidents For Blackpool Meeting

London, Det. 19. The annual meeting of the Bri- Hi Aksociation will be held next ear in Blackpool from September to 16, under the presidency of

Bi Jokal Stamp. The following sectional preadénk have been SD-

R. PRE. 81. R I Evana pointed feed waiterary

ARD DIVISION.

NEW YEAR'S DAY RUGBY

Several Games In England

'',

London, Jan. 1. *.

The following are the results of the leading rugby union matches played in England to-day, and cabled by Reuter

Bhead Park 3 Waterloo Manchester $ Leicester Gala Hawick

0 R Hien Schl Herletonians

Stewartonlans 13 Selkirk (**

AUSTRALIANS WIN IN CALCUTTA

#

Calcutta, Jan. 1. What was intended to be a four- day official Test match between India and the Australian team quring the country ended here on the second day with the Aus tralians victors by eight wickets.

In their first innings India were dismissed for paltry, ex, Madárt- ney talding 5 for 17 and Orenham S for 7. Austrails replied with: "39," Mohammed Nisar capturing 8 for

Batting & second time Lodia compiled 127, Leather doing the damage with 5 for 29,

"The Australians easily hit off. the required" runs, scoring 80 for two wickets Wouter

BIG M.C.C. SCORE

Dunnedin, Jan. 1 The MCC. cricket team scored Section A (mathematical and 350 against Otago here to-day, physical sciences). Professor A leading contributors being "Mit- Police Eva E.WF. 12, J. But Ferguson; B (chemistry), Profes chen-Innes with 87. Hardstaff with

terworth

ARMY. NAVY

sor J. C. Philly TRS. gy), Professor H

For the Lar Wah Cup, Semi- (znology),

Sunday. at: Kowloon (geography), Brig pm The Winte selected

(geology and H. Homan with (57.80

Otago hatted wall in reply and at the does had scored 159 to:

Huxley

B6L the loss of care wickets (scopomie, sclan

tea and

Cpl. Siramo

Steele A Garrod

phy

Reuter

BIC PRICE FOR PENNY: STAMPS

Two" penny

1861

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