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HOME FOOTBALL RESULTS

Manchester City Defeat

Derby At Home

RANGERS AND

CELTIC

IN

DRAWN GAME

London, Oct. 17.

Middlesborough and Sunderland shared ten goals in the Fiest Division League fixture played to-day, while Manchester City de- feated Derby.

Full results and league tables are as follows:-

Birmingham 4 Huddersfield

Gateshead

Oldham

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FIRST DIVISION

¡Chester

2 Darlington

1

2

Crewe

Charlton

* Arsenal

2

Halifax

0 N Brighton

Chelsea

1 Wednesday

I

1 Hartlepools

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Mansfeld

Grimsby

2 Brentford

5. Hull

0

3 Everton

Ľ

Rochdale

0 Boiton

(

Southport

3 Accrington

I

3 Derby

+

Tranmere

2 Lincoln

5 Sunderland

York

4 Rotherham

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2 M'chester U.

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LEAGUE TABLE

@ Preston

Leads Liverpool

M'chester C:

Middlesboro!

Portsmouth

Stoke

W.. Bromwich 2 Wo'vos

LEAGUE TABLE

P. W. D. & F. A. PIS

Portsmouth Derby Brentford 11 5

11 6 3 21 11 15

11 6 1

4 31 122 13

3

3 21 19 13

10 6 -

4 2018 12

Ever.on

Preston

10 5 2 3 12 11 12

Huddersneld 11 3 18 15 12

Grimsby

Middlesbro

Chesca Charlton

11 6.5 24 22 12

10 4 3 3,19 22 11

3 21 16 11

11 4 3 4 14 15 11 11 3 6 3 15 16 11 Mchester C. 11 3 5 Birmingham 11 4 3 Stoke

Sunderland Arsenal

11 4 3

4.21 21 11

1

4 2017 11 10 1 2 4 21 21 101 10 3 4 3 13 13 10

Liverpool

11 3 4 4 17 18 10

West Brom

10 4 2 4 20 24 10

Wednesday

11 2 5 4 19 20

9

Bolton

Chester Lincoln Mansfeld Hull Halifax" Hartlepools Stockport Wrexham. Oldnam Southport York

0. Wrexham

P. W. D. L. F. A. Pts 11 9 1 33 8 19 11 6 3 2 24 12 15 10 7 1 2 28 14 15 10 5 4

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS; MONDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1936.

CRICKET OVER

WEEK-END

Interporters Defeated

PEREIRA'S FINE. BOWLING

The fast bowling of Frank Pereira, who esptured three wic- kets for seven runs in eight overs four of which were maidens; the felding of E. R. Duckitt and a splendid partnership between Harry Owen Hughes and G. R. Sayer which realised 76 runs, were features of the cricket match play- ed on the Club' ground on Satur- day between the 1938 Interport team and an eleven comprising ex- Interparters.

LOCAL LEAGUE

FOOTBALL

South China "A" And Ulster Rifles Draw 3-3

CHINESE LEAD AT INTERVAL

Thousands of Chinese and foreigners packed the Soakanpoo enclosure yesterday afternoon to witness the all important First Division League football match played between South China "A" and the Royal Ulster Rifics. The Chinese team, who made their debut in the local league since their return from the Berlin Olympic Games last month, led by three goals to one at the in- terval. The second half produced some thrilling football and the final result was a draw of three goals all.

AK Mackenzie, the popular EXCITING MATCH{

HX.O.C. Hon. Secretary, arid D. twelfth McLellan, the

Interport

man in 1932, took the places of A.

R. Minu and A. H. Madar in the South China “A” And

6 Interport team.

Prior to the match a titan to

2 which ex-Interporters were invited was held in the Cricket Club pari- lion and was well attended."

Rifles Draw

An exciting foothill match was witnessed at Sookunpoo yester- day when the Royal Ulster Rifles met South China "A"

The Interport cricket team show- ed obvious signs of staleness.

Scores:-Interporters 89 (Capt.

Leading 3-1 in the first half the D. W. Persse 38, Hon, Q. R. Clegg Chinese could not maintain the All 15 not out, F. D. Pereira 3 for lead and Fergusson scored two 115 11 147. A. C. I. Bawker 2 for 14, F. Good-goals to level the score before the

win 2 for 20, Owen Hughes 2 for game ended.

The first goal for the Chinese 15.).

by Teo Kwal Shing. was scored All through the game Tso played well on the right wing.

11 6 2 3 11 11 14

10 5 3.2 12 8 13

11 5 42 21 13 13 11 4 4 3 20 16 12 11 5 24 23 19 12

11 4 4 3 18 19 12

10 3 4 3 15 15 10 N Brighton 11 3 4 4 11 12-10 11 1 7 3 14 22 9 Crewe

Carlisle Rotherham Tranmere Port Vale Barrow Darlington Rochdale

Accrington

Gateshead 10 2 4 4 11 15 8

M'chester U. 10 3 2 5 17 22 8

Barnsley

Blackpool

10 4 1 5 18 22 9 10 3 2 5 21 23 8 it 2.4 5 18 24 8 11 3 2 6 14 22 8 10 3 2 5 18 19 8 10 1 4 5 15 23 6 11 2 2 7 11 27 6 10 2 2 6 8 13

6

104 € 11 24

6

Wolver

10 3 1 6 15 16 7

SCOTTISH LEAGUE

"FIRST DIVISION

Leeds

113 17 13 22 7

SECOND DIVISION

1 Bradford C. 1

Clyde Dundee

4 Hamilton

3

0 Celtic

0

Hibernian

8t Mirren

Blackburn

0 Fulham

2

Falkirk

• Dunfermline

4

2 Burnley

Komarnock

>

Albion

Bradford

$

A. Vila

3

Motherwell

1 Third Lanark 2

¿

Doncaster

2

Partick

8 Arbroath

1

1 Coventry

0

Queen of S

2 Aberdeen

2

Queen's P

1 Rangers

4 Notts F

0

1 Swangea

0

4 Southampton

West Ham

1 Plymouth

1

:

LEAGUE TABLE

Aberdeen Rangers Motherwell Celtic

'Bury

Leicester Newcastle U. Norwich shemeld U

"Tottenham

1 Chesterfield

Bury Blackpook

Fuinam Barn.ley Aston Villa Plymouth Coventry Sheffield U. Newcastle Notte F Tottenham

Norwich

Burnley

F.W.D. L. F. A. Pts 11 6 4 1 20 11 16 11 6 3 2 17 10 15 11 6 2 3 18 12 14 11 5 3 3 15 13 13 11 4 5 2 20 14 13 11 4 5 2 24 15 13 11 4 4 3 13 11 12 11 5 2 4 14 14 12 11 55 17 13 12

11 3 5 3 15 20.11 11 5 1 5 21 14 11 71 3 4 4.18 10 10 11 4 2 5 14 15 10 Bouthampton 11 4 2 5 13 21 10 10 4 2 4 15 13 10 10 3 3 4 10 13 9 10.4 1 5 19 15 9

Bwansea

Blackburn Chesterfield West Ham Leicester

13 3 3 5 17 19 9 11 3 2 8 15 20 8

Bradford C. 11 2 4 5 15 21 8 Doncaster 10 2 3 5 7 15 7 Bradford 11 2 2 7 11 27 6

THIRD DIVISION (South)

Clapton Crystal P. Exeter

Bristol C.

2 Millwall

0

2 Boшnemouth 1

6 Newport

1

1 llingham

.1

Luton Notts C. Queen's P.P

4 Watford

.1

3 Northampton

1 Swindon

2 Aldershot

Reading

Torquay Welsall

Luton

Bristol R.

1 Brighton

LEAGUE TABLE

4

P. W.D. F. A. Pis 11 8 1 2 28 12 17 Cardiff

11 7 2 2 19 11 16 Bournemouth 11 71 3 17 10 15 11 5 3 3 25 16 13

Watfo.d

Reading

11 6 1 4 19 17 13

་་

Millwall Swindon Souchend 11 4 4 3 20 14 12 Queen's P.R, 11 5 2 4 15 14 12 Bristol R. 11 5 1 5 14 27 11 Notts C. 11 4 3 4 17.17 21 Brighton 11 5 1 5 16 12 11 C'apton' O. 11 43 4 14 14 11 4:21 17 11 Crystal Pal 11:4 3 Northampton 11 4 2 5 10 16 10 Gillingham 11 4 2 5 8 18 10 11 4.2 $ 15 19 10

11 5 3 3 20 13 13 11 5 3 3 26 15.13

Walsall

Exeter

113 26 14 20 8

Torcuny

11 3 2 6 15 11

8

Jr'sfol O. 11 2 3 6 12 72 Aldershot 11 23 8.14 24 7 Newport 11- 3:8 28

7

3

THIRD DIVISION (North):

Barrow Carlisle

0: Stockport:

0

15 Port Vale.

St. Johnstone 3 Hearts

LEAGUE TABLE

K lmarnock Hearts Dunder

P.W.D. L F. A. Pts 13 9 3 1 35 14 21 11 7 4 26 @ 13 12 8 1-3 32 18 17 12 7 3 2 24 14 17 12 7 14 26 18 1 12 6 2 4 28 28 14 12 5 4 3 15 18 14 Third Lanark 12 6 2 4 21 15 14 Partick

11 5 3 3 28 17 13 Hamilton 12. 6 8 30 32 12 St Johnstone 12 5 18 18 30 11 Arbroath 12 5 1 6 17.23 11 Queen's P. 13 3 4 15 2 10 St. Mirren Falkirk

12 5 - 7 28.27.10 12 4 17 20 35 9 Clyde Hibernian 12 2 4 6 20 31 8 Albion

12 2 2 8 18 30 8 Dunfermline 12 2 2 8 25 38 Queen of 8 12 1 2 9 16 38

3

for five Ex-Interporters: 183 wickets (Owen Hughes 51 Sayer 45. R.L.D. Wodehouse 35, E. C. Fincher 15).

DAVIS SCORES 56' H.M.S. Medway and Submarines narrowly averted defeat yesterday at King's Park when they met a strong Royal Navy "B" team." Navy "B": 197 (Eng. Com. Davis,

56: Lt. Colville, 40; Forster, 42. Lt. Harper. 2 for 23: L Do- nald. I for 29 and E. R. A Etheridge, 3 for 38).

H.M.S. Medway and Submarines:

·106 for 9 (Lt. Prowse, 41 not out L. 8. A. Finn, 14. Marsh, for 35).

INTRA-CLUB GAME

An Intra-club game at the In 'dian Recreation Club between teams led by A. K. Minu and A, H. Rumjahn ended in a win for the latter side by six wickets.

HIGH SCORING

In a high scoring" match on the Kowloon Crickết Club ground the Hong Kong Cricket Club, second eleven beat the home club's junior team by six wickets. K.C.C. 2nd XI: 183 for 4 dec, (N. A. E Mackay 62, W. L. McKenzie 52, W. Mulcahy 40 not out), H.K.C.C, 2nd XI.; 221 for 4 (H, B. Neve 77 not out, N. R. Fox 48 1. S. Forbes 41)

ARMY "B" WIN

The Army "B" unexpectedly beat Army "A" by four wickets in the first League match of the season when they met in the funior divi- sion at Sookunpoo on Saturday. Army "A": 110 (Bdr. Baker 34, Gnr Chaplin 24, Q.M.B. Moreton 3

"་་་ for 13).

12 4 2 6 23 26 10 Army "B": 147 for 7 (Q.M.S. More- ton 40. Capt. Mitchell 39 not out, Cpl. Wateridge 20. Bdr. Bancroft 3 for 19).

BAKER BOWLS WELL The second

11

LAWN BOWLS

Gutierrez Shield Semi-Final

6

4

The semi-final round matches in the Gutierrez International Lawn Bowls competition were decided yesterday afternoon on the Kow- green Toon Bowling Green Club and resulted as follows-

Eng'and (C. 8. Summons, W. E Holands, A. W. Grimm it and 8. Randle) beat Scotland (J. Watson, J. McKelvie, J. C. Chalmers and W. Mair) 20-12.

+

Portugal "IL A. Gutierrez, R. F.

Aves) beat Malaya (A. Bakar, A. M. Wahab, M. R. Abbas and A. R. Pallan) 24-10.

FAREWELL PARTY TO

. South China increased their lead when Leung Wing Chiu skied the ball from about five yards behind the centre line for it to drop just

under the crossbar. The next goal was netted by Yeung King' Ching who scored with a lovely ground shot that best the Rifles goal keeper.

Fergusson scored for the Rifles just before half time. During the first half the Chinese dominated the play.

The second half produced better exchanges. Mid-way through the stanza Hortigan headed the ball into the net from a pass by Picking and the equaliser came from Fergusson who found the net during a scramble in front of the Chinese citadel

Uister Rifles: Cannal; Picking. Stevens: McConigal, Moore, Miller: Arwin. Campbel Fergusson, Do- herty and Hortigan.

South China "A"-Pau Ka Ping: Lee Tin Sang. Tam Kong Pak; Leung Wing Chiu, Wang Mee Shun, Lee Kwok Wai; Tso Kwai Shing, Lai Shiu Wing. Fung King Cheung, Ip Pak Wah and Tay Qual Liang.

LAST MINUTE

GOAL

LOCAL YACHTING

Cruisers Sweepstake Race Results

The Royal Hong Kong Yacht Club cruisers sweepstake raco was sailed yesterday and resulted as follows:-

Course:-Cheung Chau (P), Distance: 25 miles.

Started at 10 a..

Azuma (Mr. K. Robertson)... 1 U, and I. (Mr. H. 8. Rouse)... 8 Luana (Mrs. Shelton)... 9 Typhoon (Mr. MacCabe)...... 10 Wanderer (Mr. H. C. Tilley) 16 Quest (Mr. Webb).....

17 Monsoon (Mr. H. W. Dulley) 18. Nordwester

No. Finished Corrected Elapsed Pos.

17.09.05 17.01.567.09.05

11

16.28.33

16.18.51 6.23.39

5

17.32.19

11.05.43 7.32.10

12

17.33.23

18.48.01 7.93.23

7

17.38.20 17:40.38 16.55.19

17.25.47 7.33.20.

13

16.18.12 7.40.38

16.10.20 6.55.19

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1 Athletic

1

11

3 St. Joseph's

2

Fusiliers

2 Kowloon

1

Police

1 East Lancs.

1

(Mr. W. Sporleder) 19 Sea Lark V (Mr. E. Cock)... 20 Mistral (Mr. J. H. Potta) Cutty (Mr. D. M. McClathie) 23 Penguin (Capt. D. M. Eley).24 Cormorant (Mr. R. Grieve) 26 Sal Long (Capt. J. Hooper) 27

16.44.14 18.03.29 6.44.14.

7:23.40 17.23.40 18.57.48

17.12.44 --16.29.38 7.12.44 18.42.33 16.02.18 8.42,33 17.00.22 7.39.52 17.39.52 17.39.15

16.53.20

2

6 1

7.39.15

K. Chinese Rides

- 3 Navy

0

38. China 'A'

*

Recreio Eastern

FIRST DIVISION

9. China 'B' » 2 Club

Eastern

SECOND DIVISION

South China Fusiliers Stonecutters

C. Police K. Chinese Riftes

C. Pollte Recreio Liga Medicals R.A.S.C.

2 Lyemun

3 Club

7 Kowloon

دوا

1

2

Eastern:-Tang Yal-ming; Tsang Kam-ming, Lai Ting-chol; Tsang Cheung-wen, George Yeung, Ng Ying-kae: Chan Bing-to. Chan Shiu-hong. Song Hing-ling, Li wing-on, L Ping-tong.

St. Joseph's-Marques: Souza, Costa; O. M. Omar, Hussain, Elms; Castilho, Degado, Leonard, Ward, Fernandes. 2

CLUB LOSE TO S. CHINA "B"

Entertaining the Club at Caro- lioc Hill, South China 'B' won by the odd goal in three.

For practically the whole of the game the Chinese were forced to with defend their goal and quick tackles they rarely gave Elliot, Wilson and Drown time to do anything.

ta

TRAINING GALLOPS

The following times were recorded at the Valley training gallops on Saturday:-

Perfect Day Great Hall

Rousseau Monoplane Gold Coin ........... Babniak Star Donovan and

Hopscotch Australian Boy Victoria Hall Boolat Bay and Pontiac Bay "Bylvandale

Royal Highness and

King's Jubilee Racing Boy Copper Idol Blue Ribbon Derby Day Blandford Wild Life Honeymoon Eve King's Lead King's Warden Soldier of Britain Valorous

1 34

2 Athletic

Q

3

1 East LanCS.

3

1 Navy

"8

Dis- lat 2nd 3rd 4th 5th Last.

3 Engineers

tance r

THIRD DIVISION

Bag Tor

Or. QI. 33.2 1.05.2 135.3

Ac.

Cr.

Qr.

29.1

E. Poilce,

1 East Lancs.

+

Vixen Tor................................ I'

43

1.19.4 1,50

2.16

28

0 Fusillers

2

Oak Bay

35

1.08.2 1.37.4

29.2 16

2 Air Force

3

The Hero and

3 Engineers

2

17th of Sept.

# 35

1.08.1 1.39.3

31.2

0 Kwong Wah

2

Amberley

1 33.3 1.05

1.37.2 2.07.4

30.2

1 St. Joseph's

1

King's Justice Mayflower

11 39

Centre Court Baltos Ribble

1+ 35

1

1.12 1 36.3 1.12.1 1.47.4 2.20.3

2.15.3 2.43 1.10 1.44 402 1.242 2,02.3 2.36 11 40

1.47 2.19.3 2.51

31.2

32.4

27.2...

33.2

1.14.3 1.50.2 2.24.1 2541 30

1

38 1.14 1.47.4 139.3 1.18.2 1.55.2 2.28.2

2.15

27.1

33

1. 40.3 1.17.1 1.57.1 2.31.1 1.51 2.21.1 41.1 1.17 1 138.3 1.14.3 1.50.3 2.23.3

39.3 1.12.2 1.38.4

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30.1

33

29.2

Laughing Buddha

1

41.3 1.17 1511 222.4

31.3

Stopwatch and

1

36.4 1.09.1 1.40.3 213.3

33

40

1 35

1.14.1 1.45.3 2.12.1 1.11.3 1484 217.4

26.3

31

1. 41

2154 1 35.4 1.10.3 144

1.08.4 1.39.4 2.00.2

1 41.2 1.14.2 1.453 218

1.12.2 1.44.2 237.2

1.19.2 1.55.2 3.28.4

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29.3

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*" 39.3

1.16

2. 34.4

1.08

1.45.3 1.394 2.11.2

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# 30.2 1.01

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31.2

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256.1

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31

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1.17.1 1.33.1 225 33.2 1.08.1 1.37.4 207.3

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1.14

1.52.3 231.2 3.07

35.3

1 34

1.1.4 147.4 2.20.1

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12 36

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1

Emergency Call Burgomaster and

1

40

1.18.3 1.5

225.3

31.3

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1

34

1.08.1 1.43.3 216.2

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1 35.3 1.00.4 1.44

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33.2

44

1.214 1.57

35.1

THURSDAY'S

1 41.2 1.10

147

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46.4 1.29.1 2.08,3 238.3

30

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38 1.15

149.1 2.21.2

32

Holiday Eve

48.2 1.28-

2.05.2 2.342

Ocean View Plain View

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FRIDAY

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* 38

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39 7. 39

1.143 148 1.143 148

33.2

33.2

Rodger (Club) had very little to do in goal, and had no chance with the shots that beat him.

There was scoring in the arst halt. The Club goal was netted by lot. At the close of the game the winning goal was netted by Chan Tak-fal

A last minute rally brought vic- tory to the Royal Weich Fusillers,

South China "B":-Wong Wah-' gay: Leung In-chan, Chung Chi- when they met the Kowloon Foot- ball Club at Sookunpoo on Saturing: Yau Wab-hing, Lam Tak-po, Henry Yeung: Yeung Shul-yick, day, in the First Division League.

Chan

Tak-fel Yuk Hon-woo, Cheuk shek-kam and Lee Shek yau,

the

The soldiers were far better than Kowloon and for most of the game It was a duel between the Fusiller forwards and the Kowloon defence.

pulled Dwice Minhinnet Kowloon side out of the fire when the scores were even. by saving

ghtning drives from Parry. division

The score was opened by V. match between the University and White for Kowloor during the first Police Recreation Club at Pokfulam was featured by some spléndid bowling by E. G. Baker and C. Pope for the Police, who won by 103 ruris.

Inendly

Police R.C.: 149 (T. R. Hunter 53:

A K. Phang 4 for 18). University: 46 (W. C. Chiu 11; B. G. Baker 6 for 20, C. Pope 4 for 15).

LOCAL RUGBY

Club Commence Season Well

balt.

Soon after the Fastilers brought the score level, and sumost with the last ball of the match Taylor accepted a pass from Parry and sent the ball into the net. Fus- liers 2, Kowloon F.C. 1.

Fusiliers: Rowlands: Wheeler, Keating; Wanklyn, Greaty. Tay- lor; Parry, Dennis, Evans, Talbot, Hughes.

Kowloon:-Minhinnet; Everest, Bowen "Roberta, Sinclair, Connor: Eastman, Evans, D. Knox, V. White, Honnibal

EASTERN SECURE FIRST WIN

:

Club:-Rodger:

Strange (6.); Skinner, Forrow, Strange (B): Stone. Drown, Elliot, Wilson and Bickford.

RECREIO & ATHLETIC

SHARE POINTS

A thrilling football game was witnessed on the Kowloon ground when the Athletic drew with Re- crelo, each side scoring one goal.

Recreio settled down very quickly and good understanding between the halves and forwards nearly brought an early opening, Campos shot wide. No goals were scored in the first half.

but

Lee Tak-kee, Wong Hon-lam and Chin Chin-fan gave the Recreio goalkeeper, Demée, a busy time.

Recreto turned the tables on the Chinese and scored through Bel- trao. Within a quarter of an hour from the end Lee Tak-kee equalised.

Mistake Bay Electron

Soldier of Peace and

Gold Sovereign.. Double Chance Just That ...... King's Bounty Cyclamen Bay Wadebridge Shamrock and

Celebration Tine High Honour Dani

Pride of Tsingtao-

Mountain View Night View Herad Gladiator Valley View

Ythan Snowy River Dawn Star Rugby Star-

The outstanding players of the Both sides gave a very fine per- South China team were Mok Vim- formance, A. V. Goiano, and Jsan and Wong King-cheung, Alves particularly shining for the

Recřelo

Recreto Demee; 4-Gorana and J. Alves; Fernandez, Beltrao and y. Maranes; C. Marques, Aquino, Campos, Gomes and A

A DRAWN MATCH The match between R. A. (İse!) mun) and Eastern ended in a draw, of two goals each on Saturday at Causeway Bay. The shooting of both sides were very disappointing "as many opportunities were thrown Athletic:-Tam Kwan-kin: Lo away. Mackrill played a very sound Wai-man and Wong Sik-ping; Ng game for the Gunners. Tak-wing, Cheng Ying-kuen and Lee Wai-kuen: Lai Wah-tal, Chin hi-lun, Wo Hon-lam, Lee Tak-kee and Cheong Moon-wing,

Securing their first win, the The Hong Kong Football Club Eastern beat the St. Joseph's by rugby section began their season the odd goal in ave at Causeway da Luz, C. G. Siya and H. Aat the Valley on Saturday with a Bay on Saturday.

Play was interesting and more double victory, ther first fifteen į beating the Royal Navy by 15 of a cup-tle nature than a normal points to 6 points, while the "A" league encounter: Towards the fifteen defeated an Army "A" de end frayed tempers tended to mar

the game. The outstanding play Alves. ty points to it.

There were no changes in the

ers were Costa and the Eastern senior game teams and the Club forwards. were slightly the better side. Van Fox, the Eastern side George Leeuwen, the Club's right-wing Yeung, centre half was prominent. three quarter, played well and his skill in paving the way for proved himself a very difficult man both Cheung Shui-hong and Bong to stop.

King-ling, was responsible in no. Of the fall-backs on display,small way for the Eastern's success the Repulse Bay Lido on Friday Coman, of the Navy, was the In the second half Song Hing- for the German Consul-General, better. Colman's kicking and ling opened the score." Herr H, Oipperich and Frau Gipfelding was imprecave. perich..

Benson, of the Navy, was superba Among those present were Herr with his keking He made full and Frau Tise Mat and---Herr: aud ́ure of a powerful hand-off, which Frau Dee May: A pleasant time, proved most effective against Bid- was spent by all~~{Contribaled;} well and Peera.

GERMAN CONSUL

A charming farewell party was given by Frau Arthur Gelewski in

Costa

A

equalised through a penalty.. second goal netted by Cheng Shui- bong, was again equalised by a penalty kick by Costa,

«Five' minutes from the end, Bong Hing-ling scored the winning goal.

SECOND DIVISION

A Second Division football match between Bouth China and the Club was played at Caroline Hit on Baturday and resulted in a win for South China, by three goals to ni.

AN EASE WIN At Bookunpoo the Fusiliers beat Kowloon juniors by seven goals to

The outstanding players of the Fusillers' were Sullivan, Bumster. and Harrison, who shared all the goals,"

CHINESE WIN VAI VA

The match played between R.A. (Stonecuttera) and the Chinese Athletic ended in, a win for the de Chinese by the odd goal in fivé d

İRECREIO TENNIS

TITLES

With three anal games played or during the week-end, the Club de Recreto concluded its tennis season and the towng are win- ners of the various competitions:- Men's Bing.es Championship--A V. Remedios.

· Men's Singles Handicap--J. Fgueiredo

Men's Doubles Championship-h V. Remedios and A. V. Gosano,

Men's Dodbles Hand cap. Gonsalves and C.-A. Barretto.

Mixed Doubles Hand'cap-Mes M. Figueiredo and J. F.gaciredo,

Lad'éş" ~ Singles Championship-- M'es A. Roza

Ladies" Singles Handicap-MINI MF'gue'redo.

Ladies Doug es Handle p B. M. Xavier arid M. Ribeiro.

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