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UNIVERSITY AQUATIC SPORTS SUCCESS
Remarkable Performance, By Lau Po Hei
WINS FOUR CHAMPIONSHIPS
NEED FOR POOL AT 'VARSITY
A remarkable performance by Lan Po Hai, the Colony and Interpart back-stroke swimming champion, when he won four events, was second in another event, and annexed third place in three further events, featured the annual swimming sparts of the H.K. University held at the YMC.A. bith on Satur- day afternoon,
Lau Po Hel garnered 34 of the 40 points won by Morrison Hall in the later-Hostel Championship, and'in so dolig not only won the individual prize, but helped his Hostel into second place for the Inter-Hostel Cup. By superior team work Ricci Hall won the Inter-Hostel competition.
*200 Yards Inter-Hostel Relay:--
1. Ricci Hall; 2, Ellot Hall; 3, St. John's Hall. Morrison Häll scratch- ed. Time: 2 mins. 5-10 secs.
Individual Champion:-Lau Po Hel 34 pts."
In case the impression is created that this versatile swimmer was solely responsible for the amazing- ly improved performances witness- ed during the afternoon, It must be stated that six fresh records were established as follows:-L. Oliveira In the 50 yards free-style; Samuel Ling in the breast-stroke cham- pionship and handicap event: Prison Hall 40 pts. Oliveira again in the throwing the water polo ball event; Lau Po Hel In the 50 yards back-stroke, and the quarter mile free-style cham-
plonship.
Oliveira equalled his own mark in the 100 yards free-style when ne clocked 61 4/5 secs.
The ladies also contributed to the success of the day when Miss P. V. Grose won the ladies' '50 yards championship from Miss C. J. An-- derson by a touch, and Miss J. Choa won the handicap event.
There was a large attendance. Among those, present were the Hon. Dr. R, H. Kotewall, and Mrs. Kotewall, who later distributed the prizes, and the Vice-Chancellor of the Hong Kong University. Sir William Hornell,
RESULTS
The following were the detalled results:-
880 Yards free-style champion- ship:-1. Lau Po Hel; 2. E. H. Koh: 3. Wong Kam Nok; 4, J. Silva. Time: 13 mins. 32 7-10 secs.
50 Yards free-style champion- ship. Oliveira; 2, H. L. Ozoria; 2, Lau Po Hei; 4, A. Özorio. Time: 26 3-10 secs. (Record).
Long Plunge championship:-1, E. H. Koh (47 It. 11) ins.); 2. J. Jolendosky (44 It.. 3. Lau Po Hel (39 t. 5 Ins.): 4. J. Silva (37 ft.).
50 Yards back-stroke champion-
Inter-Hostel Champlons:-Elect Hall 76 pts.
Inter-Hostel Runners-up:-Mar-
TEA SERVED
As the conclusion of the gala, ten was served in the West Lounge,
following which, Mr. H. L. Ozorio. President of the HK, University Union Swimming Section, gratulated the record breakers and winners and thanked the officials
con-
and others responsible for the un- doubted success at the meeting.
NO FUNDS FOR POOL Sir William Hornell in associating himself with the President's re- marks, stated that the question of a swimming pool for the University had been discussed before, but, in order for it to materialise funds were needed,
The Hon. Dr. Kotewall thanked the University for the honour they had bestowed upon Mrs. Kotewall in asking her to present the prizes and stated, in regard to the swim- ming pool. that although he had no money he had a tongue which he would use to the advantage of the swimming section. (Applause). Following the presentation, Miss J. Choa handed Mrs. Kotewall a bouquet of flowers.
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AQUATICS
HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1936.
SURPRISE FEATURE OF WEEK-END FOOTBALL
Kowloon Hold South China "B" To Draw
1
PLAYER SENT OFF FIELD
IN JUNIOR LEAGUE
The outstanding feature of the week-end local League foot- "ball programme was the performance of the Kowloon Football Club who held South China 'B' to a draw at Caroline Hill on Saturday. Witnessed by a large crowd of spectators the match somewhat lost its keenness in the second half when rough play crept in..
The Hong Kong Football Club look set for annexing a mammoth goal average for against the Eastern their forwards collected no less than seven goals without reply. Last week,
the 'Club notched five against the Police. Thus in two matches they have totalled a dozen goals with a clear record against them.
The Rifles enjoyed an' easy victory over the Police at Kow- loon, while Recreio and St. Joseph's drew at King's Park. In the Army derby, the East Lancashires triumphed over the Fusiliers. Several incidents marred the second division match between the Royal Engineers and the Chinese Police resulting in one of the Chinese players being ordered off the fold after having been cautioned earlier on.
CLUB GO NAP
The Hong Kong Football Club repeated their success of last week when they trounced the Eastern
by seven goals, to nil on the home
ground on Saturday in the First Division.
For the Eastern, George Yeung (Centre-half) played a good game, both in the defence and attack. Tang" Yat Ming, in goal, had a busy time.
B. I. Bickford and Fowler ((2) scored in the first half, and Wil- son (2) Fowler and Elllott added the remain tally of goals in the second half.
Teams:-
Club:-Rodger; Hill, 8. Strange; er, Fleming, Elliott, Wilson and Drown, Forrow. E. Strange; Fow-
Bickford.
Eastern-Tang Yat-ming: Ng Ying-kay, Lai Tlag-chol; Tsang Hung-wan, Geo. Yeung, Chan Yin- ral; Cheng in-hong, "Lee Wing-on, Chang Yue-tin, Soong Ling-sing
and M. Sabban
ATTRACTIVE GAME
1:
Fast and attractive football was played at Chatham Road on Satur
Rnd
day, when the East Larics. Royal Welch Fusillers met in the First
Division. The East Lanes. won by two clear goals.
YACHT CLUB WINS
ነነ
Sailing Match With Pearl River S.C.
Sailing Races were held yester- day by the Royal Hong Kong Yacht Club with the Pearl River S.C.
The course, was Channel Rock Mark (P), Holt's Wharf Mark (P), Quarry Bay Mark (9), North Mark on Line (8), Quarry Bay Mark (P), Finish Club Line East to West, a distance of 7.3 miles
The local yachtsmen had a lead in the morning races and at the. end of the day they were winners by eight points.
The following were the results. the names in brackets being the observers, who alternatively acted as helmsmen:-
MORNING RACE
P.R.S.C.
AZ, T. C. Fairburn (H. §. Ronse) 2 A4. L. C. Finch (Maj. Booty)... 6 A9. J. Gardiner (M. N. Cootes)... 3 A10, H. Embden (B. J. Scott
White).
HOME FOOTBALL RESULTS
Aston Villa And Coventry
Play Drawn Match
Londen. October 3.
Playing at home in the second division of the English Foot- ball League, Aston Villa were held to a goalless draw by Coren- try.
Full results and league tables are as follows:—
Charlton Chelsea Derby
Grimsby Huddersfield Liverpool M'chester U. Wednesday Stoke Sunderland Wolves
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+
3
9 6 12 20 11 13
$
4 3 2 23 12 11
P.W.D. L. F. A. Pts 9 4 3 2 16 10 11 9 5 1-3 36 18 11
9 4 3 2 17 17 11 9 4 3 2 20 14 11 94 3 2 13 13.10 9 3 4 2 14 10 10 9 3 4 2 14 13 10
8 50 3 19 15 10
3 Cardif
◊ Milwall
Clapton
Bristol R.
LEAGUE TABLE
F. W.D. LF. A. Pts.
10 6 2 3 17 18, 14
Bournemouth 9 6 12 15 18 13
Bristol R. Watford Reading Millwall
9 5 1 3 20 11 11
9 5 1 3 16 14 11
9 4 3 2 13 9 11
Queen's P. R. 9 6 1 3 15 11 11 Southend N'hampton
Swindon Brighton Gillingham Clapton O Notts C. Crystal P, Walsall Exeter
9 4 1 4 7 12 9 9 3 24 12 8 8 3 1 4 10.11 92 3 4 12 16 7 8 3 1 4 10 12 7 9 30 6.12 18 6
9 2 2 5 14 18 6
9 2 2 5 13 31 6 9 1 3 5 10 18 S
9 0 3 6 8 25 3
SCOTTISH LEAGUE
FIRST DIVISION
Gillingham
1 Aldershot
4 West Brom.
2
Newport
1 Swindon
Queen's P. R.
1 Portsmouth
2 Luton
1
1
2 Bretford
Readlog"
3
Southend
5. Middlesboro' 1
3 Leeds
Torquay
·0
Watford
2 Birmingham
0
2. Arsenal
Q
0 Preston
1
2 Mchester C. 2
3 Everton
1
Cardiff
2 Bolton
3
Luton
"LEAGUE TABLE
12
R.H.K.Y.C.
Portsmouth Derby Brentford Stoke Chelsea Huddersfield
J
Charlton
FIRST DIVISION
5
0 East Lancs. '
2
1 St. Joseph's
1
A9; E P. D. Wilson (R. E. L
Beardsworth)
Everton
Grimsby
1 Ries
8
All, Major Dixon (R. J. Minnitt)
9
Middlesboro'
9 5 0 4 20 18 10 84 13 TI 14 9
7 Eastern
D
A14. Capt. Eley (H. W. E. Heath)
7
1 Kowloon
1
SECOND DIVISION
Total points
25
Fusiliers Rifles Police
1 East Lan CJ.
I
2 Navy
3
Sunderland 8 4 1 3 15 14 9 Wolves
8 3 14 14 13 9 Manchester C. 9 2 4 3 17 13 8 Preston
.8 3 2 3 11 8 Manchester U. 8 3 2 3 15 16 8 Birmingham 92 3 4 15 18 7
Torquay
Aldershot
0 Engineers
4
Bolton
8 3 3 3 10 12 7
Bristol C. Newport
Club
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4 Eastern
2
8 2 3 3 10 12 7
S. China
3 Kowloon
1
S'Cutters
2. Lyemun
Fusillers Recrelo
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! RESULTS AT A GLANCE
Fusillers Recreio Police Club"
8. China 'B'
THIRD DIVISION
4 East Lancs.
2 St. Joseph's
Total points
AT. F. C. Manning (M: Berganst)
AFTERNOON RACE
P.R.S.C.
2 A7. M. Bergaust (F. C. Manning)
A9, R. E. L. Beardsworth (E, D.
D. Wilson)
3 All, R. J. Minniit (Maj. Dixon) A14. H. W. E. Heath (Capt. Eley)
Total points ......
hinnet no chance with a strong drive.
Within five minutes Kowloon equalised through V. White who headed A difficult pass from
Honnibal
Towards the end of the game rough play was witnessed. The referee had occasion to caution one of the player.
Teams:-
South China "B":-Wong Wah- kai; Cheung Chi-yeung, Leung Yul- Henry Young: Yip Yun-po, Chan chau; Lưu Tin-San, Lim Ta: D,
Tak-tal, Yuk Kot-woon, Lai Shul- wing and Lee Shek-yau
Kowloon: Minhinnett; A. L. The marksmanship of Smita Bliss, R. Mills; W. Knox, Evans, D. Eastman, Bowen; G. White, A. B.
Knox, V. White and Honnibal.
ship: -1. Lau Po Hel: 2, L. Olle Chung Nan College (East Lanes) proved him to be a
3. Wu Het Tak; 4. A. Ozorio. Time:
31 5-10 secs. (Record),
50 Yards free-style Handicap:-1,
J. Lodenqual; 2. N. A. Brandt: 3. Wu Hel Tak. Time: 42 5-10 secs.
100 Yards breast-stroke cham- plonship:-1, S. Ling: 2. Tang Hon Chul 3 Wong Kam Nok; 4. Wong Kal Wing. Thine 80 9-10 secs. (Record).
Meeting
The Chung Nan College 5th an- nual aquatic sports meeting was held yesterday afternoon at the CB.C: Swimming Shed, North
Point. The programme contained a good variety of events which were keenly contested despite the nasty weather. At the end of the meeting Mrs. Chan Keng Woo,
100 Yards free-style (Open) :-1, A. A. da Roza; 2. Rim. Hamilton; 3,"Pte. A. Taylor. Time: 59 secs.
440 Yards free-style champion-wife of the President of the Ching
Woo Athletic Association, dištri- buted the prizes amidst loud ap plause The results were as fol- lows:--
ship:-1. Lau Po Hei: 2. H, L. Ozorio: 3, E. H. Koh; 4, A, Ozorto. Time: 6 mins. 27 seca. (Record).
Ladies' 50 Yards free-style cham- pionship:-1. Miss P. V, Grose; 2, 150 metres Medley Rey Race Miss C. J. Anderson; 3. Miss J. Open to Schoolboys-1. University Choa; 4. Miss R. Pau. Tune: 46 team, 2. Wah Yan Couege Team, "Becs.
150 Yards Inter-Hostel Medley Relay, Rice! Hall (L. Oliveira, Wong Kam Nok and H. L. Ozorio): 2. St. John's, Hall (Fu Cht Tuan. Samuel Ling.. Wong Kal Wing).
Morrison Hall (Lau Po Hel, Tang Hon Chul, and Woo Keng Yan) were disqualified as the last named left the side of the pool before his time.
3. Chung Nan Team. Time: 1 min. 42.8 seca.
150 metres Medley Relay Race Open to School girls. Mui Fong School (A. Team), 2. Mul Fons School (B. Team). Time: 2 mina. 14 secs.
50 metres Free-style.-1. LGU Yu-ting, 2. Cheung Chung-yin; 3. Lo King-sun. Time: 34.0 secs.
200 metres Open Boys' Free-ŝtyle, 100 Yards free-style champion--1. Chun-man (Queen's), 2. NE ship:-1, L. Oliveira: 2. Lau Po Hei; Kit-man (Queen's), 3. Kwok Hon- 3, H. L., Ozorio: 4, A. Ozorto. Time; ming (St. Joseph), Time: 2 mins.
61 8-10 secs. (Equals Record).
100 Yards breast-stroke band!- cap:-1, Samuel Ling: 2, Tang Ron "Chuf; 3, Fung Lok Hüng; 4, Lo
Hing Bhun Time: 79 3-10 secs.
Throwing the polo ball cham- plonship: 1. L. Oliveira; 2. H. L Ozoria: 3, K. L. Ng: 4, Samuel Ling. Distance 86 ft. 4 ins. (Record),
41.6 secs.
J
100 metres Free-style-1, Cheung Chung-yin, 2. Lau Yiu-ting, 3. | Hung Fan-Chung, Time: 1 min.
20.4 secs.
100 metres Open Girls Free style.1. Leung Yuk-chun (Mul Fong School), 2. Ng Shun-ying (Mui Fong School), 3. Chan Fung- Ladies' 50 Yards free-style han-king (Mul Fong School) Time: 1 dicap:-1, Mas G. J. Anderson; 2, min. 34.4 secs.
Wong Che-shing, 2. Hung Fan- chung, 3. Lo King-sim, Time: 4 min. 1.2 secs.
Miss J. Chos: 3, Miss Naney Hul 200 metres Breast Stroke.—1. Woon Kwan; 4. Miss R. Pau, Time: 45 2-10 secs.
220 Yards tree-style champion- ship-1. Lau Po Hel; 2, H, L 200 metres. Old Boys' Free-style. Ozorio; 3, A, Ozorio: Time: 3 mins.-1. Tang Ylu-chang, 2, Chan Chung-hong. Time: 3 mins. 0.4 1 5-10 secs.
Past Students' 50 Yards handi- ses cap:-1, Kim Pak 14; 2. 6. T. Cheung.
200 Yards Invitation Relay: Won by the VRC. (A. A, da Roza. L. Roza-Pereira, L. M. Remedios,
100 metres Back Stroke. 1. Lau Tiu-ting. 2. Lo King-aun, 3 Cheung Chung-yin, Time: 1 min. 36.6 secs.
200 metres Inter-class Relay W Lawrence; 3, East Lancashire Race.-1. Class 3, 2, Class L. Time: Regiment. Time: 1 min: 46 8-10 | 2. mnis. 45,7 seca. Rees.
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Champion:-Lau Yiu-ting.
capable forward.
Thorpe player
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a steady game at" right-half and Steele and Swain were stalwarts in defence.
There was no scare until about midway through the second hai.
when Smith raced down the feld and sent in a well-placed drive from 30 yards' range. Shortly afterwards Ridings increased the lead after Rowlands had failed to hold a high drive.
POLICE LOSE AGAIN
*
RECREIO AND SAINTS DRAW
Recreio just managed to hold BL. Joseph's to a draw of one goal each at King's-Park on Saturday.
The game was scrappy at times. The defences of both teams were excellent.
Recrelo appeared to be sutter ing from too many positional changes. Marques, in goal, gave a good exhibition, while Alves and Silva were responsible for the Tho Royal Ulster Rides dis-Saints' point. The intermediate tinguished themselves when they line were too busy holding the beat the Police on the Kowloon Saints forwards tapay much at- F.C. ground by six goals to one intention to the feeding of their
the senior league..
Shortly after the initial kick-off Ferguson opened the score for the soldiers.
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own forwards.
The game opened with a strong cross wind prevailing which tended to favour the Saints in the early stages, and they took full advan tage of it.
:1
R.H.K.Y.C.
A2, H. S. Rouse (T. C. Fairburn) A4. Maj, Booty (L. C. Finch)... A8, M. N. Cootes (J. Gardiner)... A10, B. J. Scott White (H, Emb-
den)
Total points
R.HR.Y.C. wins by 8 points.
FRIENDLY CRICKET
Three cricket matches played during the week-end.
Arsenal
West Brimich B 2. 24 14 32 6
3 Liverpool 9.3 2 4 14 15 6
33 Blackburn
Blackpool Bradford C.
| Bury
Chesterfeld Leicester.
10 3 4 3 18 13 10
9 "4 2 3 14 12 10
9 4 2 3 22.14 10
9 4 1 4 12 10 9
3 Aberdeen 1
Hamilton
Albion
Leeds
Arbroath 9 2 1 8 9 20
Celtic
5
2 Queen's .P.
0
2
4
S
Dundee
2
5
SECOND DIVISION
Dunfermline 3
3
9
Falkirk
Sal
Aston Villa
0 Coventry\\
จ
6 Clyde
Hibernian
1 Bradford
1
2. Queen O'S.
2
1 Barnsley
Motherwell Partick
Kilmarnock
2
Hearts
@ Doncaster
0
2
1 Newcastle
$t. Miren
1
Rangers
7
0 Plymouth
1
T. Lanark
2
2
41
Notta F. 1Southampton
Swansea Tottenham
1 West Flam
0
1 Burnley
1
3 Fulham
0
P.W.D. L. P. A. Pts.
Aberdeen
2 Shefteld U.
2
11
7 3 1 29 12 17
Rangers
10
7 3 0 25 8 17
LEAGUE TABLE
:
Motherwell
10
7- 1 2 27 16 15
Celtic Dundee Hearts
10
6 2 2 22 14 14
10 5 3 2 15 12 13
Blackpool Bury Aston Villa
were
Plymouth Barnsley A trial game played on the Coventry H.K.C.C. ground between teams captained by Mr. H. Owen Hughes and Mr. A. W. Hayward resulted in a draw.
Notts Forest Newcastle Southampton Paihiam Tottenham
The inter-club match played on the IRC. ground between teams Shefeld U captained by Mr. A. H. Rumjahn Blackburn and Mr. A. K. Minu, also ended Swansea iz draw. Twenty-x players Burnley took part and
Bradford C, everybody was given a chance with both the ball Norwich
West Ham and bat.
On the Civil Service Cricket Chesterfield Club ground, the Police beat the Doncaster
Leicester home team by seven wickets in a
Bradford friendly match
by the odd goal in five McLeod, of the Navy, played very well.
SOLDIERS DRAW
stonecutters and Lyemun, met at Two former Senior League teams,
Chatham Road on Saturday, the result being a draw 2-2. Gardner, the Stonecutters' centre-half, play-
Gougn, the Police centre-half, oadly miskicked, and this enabled Hartigan to send the ball into the
Early in the second half the net. Ferguson shot the third goal Saints scored through Leonard.ed a splendid same, while Hail after dribbling past four oppon-Recreio equalised through A. Alves mta. The Rities right-winger from a free kick. (Erwin,, added the Afth goal.
Taking the Rifles' defence by surprise the Police obtained their solitary goal through Johnston,
In the econd half the Rites went further ahead when Harti- gan scored.
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Teata... Police: McHardy: Blackbura and Parker; Brooks, "Gough and NortVh; Moss, Green, Johnston, Bone and Manning.
Rifles:-Connor; Pickering and
Millar; Erwin, Campbell, Ferguson, Stevens; McGonigal, Moore and
Doherty and Hartigan.
KOWLOON DO WELL
"SECOND DIVISION
CLUB ON TOF
A second division football en- counter was played at the Valley between the Club and the Eastern on Saturday. The Club beat the Eastern by four goals to two. The outstanding players were Han Ching-to, Lee Wai-lam, and C. EL. Lee,
FUSILIERS DRAW.
was safe in goal.
SOUTH CHINA WIN
At Caroline Hill, South China defeated Kowloon by three goals
Norwich
P.W.D. L. F. A. Pts. 9 5 2 2 13 8 12 9 44 1 159.12 9 4 3 2 19 9 11 9:43 2 31 12-11 9 4 2 3 11 12 10 9.34.2 10 9 10 9 3 4 2 13 14 10 9 50 4.16 11 10 9 4 2 3 13 15 10 9 4 2 3 14 12 10
9 4 2 3-18 13 10
9 4 2 3 3 12.10 8 3 3 2 18 8 9
8 4 1 3 15 10 9 9 3 2 4 11 12 -8° 9 2 3, 4 13 17 7. 92 3 4 11 13 7 93 1 5 13.15 7 8 3 0 5 15 12 6
8 2 2 4 511 6
9 2 2 5 14 18 8
9 2 1 6 8 23 5
THIRD DIVISION (North)"
Carlisle Darlington
1 Rochdale
0
2 Lincoln
'2
1 N. Brighton
1
D
Chester
:1
0 Halifax
0
Gateshead Hartlepools Huli Rotherham. · Southport Stockport Tranmere Wrexham York
to one. Lee Piu-leung gave South-) China the lead and Wong Kam- Chester woon added another before the in- | Halifax
(Kowicon) terval. In the second half Winch Stockport
netted with a well- Lincoln placed shot Lee Plu-leung scored Hull a goal a few minutes before the final whistle.
YESTERDAY'S MATCHES
2 Port. Valë
1 Crewe
4 Oldham
□
Mansfield
1 Accrington 1 Barrow
LEAGUE TABLE
Mansfeld Hartlepools
Wrexham Oldham
2 St Johnstone 0
LEAGUE TABLE
Kilmarnock
10 5 2 3 24 19 12 10 5 1 4 20 15 11 4 3 3 25 16 11
Partick... 10 Hamilton
10
5 0 5 25 27 10 Third Lanark 10 4 2 4 15 12 10
Queen's P. 11
Arbroath
St. Mirren Falkirk
3-2 5 14 20.9
13 18 9
10 4 1
10 10
4 1 :$ 22 24 9
40 6 20 20 8
St. Johnstone 10 3 1 4 12 18 7 Clyde
10 3 1 0 14 23 7
Hibernians
Dunfermline 10 Albion
10 2 3 5 19 28 7 2. 2 6 20.27 6 10 2 2 0 16.23 8 } 2 7 12 32 4
Queen O'S, 10
IMPERIAL PRODUCE
STAKES
Lovers Path Wine
London, Oct. 3.
The Imperial Produce Stakes was run to-day resulted as fol- lows:--
1. Lovers' Path (5 to 1); 2. All
Pasha (7 to 21; 3. Ruby Tiger (5 1 to 2),
1
There were 11 starters. Lovers
2 Path won by three-qtarters of a length, while a neck separated the 2 second and third horses.—
PW.D. LF. A. PIS.
9 8 1 0 29 4 17 9 6 12 11 "8-13 95 3 1 20 11 13
9 5 2 2 16 8-12 8 4.4 0 10 4 12
8 5 1 2 18 12 11
8 4 2 2 10 7 10
9 3 4 2 32 10 10
9 4 2 3 19 18 10 Rotherham 8 3 2.3. 17 15 8 Southport 9243 12 16 8 New Brighton 9 2 3 4 9 12 7 Port Vale 9 3 1 5 11 18.7 York
At Prince Edward Road the East Lancs. and the Fusiliers drew, In spite of the rain yesterday, each alde scoring once. The out-local football League matches were standing player was Grindley for played. In the First Division the Carlisle the East Lancs.
Chinese Athletic and the Kowloon Darlington Chinese drew 1-1 on the Club Tranmere ground while in the jualor division the Kowloon Chinese defeated the Rochdale Athletic 4-1.
PLAYER SENT OFF
The Royal Engineers defeated the Chinese Police by four goals to nil on the KF.C. ground. The outstanding players were Howlett and Wilford. The second half was
Crewe
Barrow
8.2 3 3 10 11 7.
8 3 1 4 13 157
21 4 3 14 10 6
A hard fought match was wit- nessed at Caroline Hill on Satur- day when the Kowloon Football Club and South China "B" drew
At Sookunpoo, in the third Accrington one goal all. At times the Chin-
division, the RAS.C, defeated the Gateshead ese were well ahead of Kowloon, marred by rough play. Wan TzoKwong Wah 5-0 and the RAM.O. but there were times when Kow-lok, of the Chinese Police, was sent loon were the aggressors.
of the field after having been cautioned during the first hair.
NAVY. WIN
Ebortly before the interval the Chinese took the lead through Yuk Kon Woo, who accepted a pass from Lai Shui Wing to give Min-
At Bookunpoo, the Royal Navy defeated the Royal Ulster Rifles
9 2 2.5 14 20 --6-
063 9.196
0 2 1 6 10 20 6. 8 2 15.11.19 5 812 5594 8 0 4 4 8 18 4
..
THIRD DIVISION (South)
and the Chinese Police, drew 1-1,
On the Kowloon F.C. ground, the RE defeated the European Po- Bournemouth 1, Notts C. Lice 4-1 while at Chatham Road Brighton 1 Northampton the Liga Portuguesá overcame the Bristol C @ Walsall R.A.0.C. by the odd goal in seven Exeter
3 Crystal P.
CRAIGENGOWER BOWLS TITLE
The final of the Craigengower Cricket Club rinks competition was decided on Saturday and resulted in a win for E el Arculla four over R. Basa'a rink by 18-16.
OAK PLANTED AS MEMORIAL
Paris, Oct. 3. The Olympic victory oak, - won' by the French team for cycling. was planted as a memorial in the premises of the Paris Prince's Park cycle track.
The leading leading sporting periodical "L'Auto," suggests that cne of the other oaks won by Frenchmen should be planted as a 0 permanent memorial in one of the 2 sousresor main thoroughfares of o the city
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