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LOCAL FOOTBALL

Kowloon Chinese Draw

With Eastern

ST. JOSEPH'S AND ATHLETIC

IN CLOSE TUSSLE

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EAST LANCS. LOSE LAST MATCH IN COLONY

A feature of the week-end programme of League football matches was the meeting of South China “A” and the East Lan cashires at Sookunpoo yesterday afternoon. It was the military team's farewell match in the Colony and they lost by five goals to two after splendid encounter. The Chinese team, led by the redoubtable Lee Wai Tong, played inspired football.

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At Caroline Hill a close match was witnessed between the Chinese Athletic and St. Joseph's, the former winning by the odd goal in five.

On the Club ground, the Kowloon Chinese and the Eastern shared the spoils each side finding the 'net once.

The surprise result of"Saturday's Oxtures WAS the Police drawing with the Fusiliers on the Kowloon F.C. ground.

LAST LANCS. FINAL

APPEARANCE

Lee Wai Tong's Capital Performance

BY "BEN MADIGAN")

RESULTS AT A GLANCE

FIRST DIVISION

S China "A" "5 E. Lancashire 2

K. Chinese Athletic

1 Eastern

1

3 St. Joseph's

2

8. China "B" Police

{ Rifles'..

4

1 Fusiliers

3 Kowloon

S. China Navy

Kowloon

The East Lanes made a farewell bow to local football, when they opposed South China "A" at Soo-Recreio kinpoo yesterday.. as expected the game proved a thrilling one with South China Tully deserving their win by 3 goals to 2. The game proved a personal triumph for Lee Wat Tong who completed a capital display by acoring a great goal. For the losers Sandford and Swain deserve mention, both work. ed very hard and were alwayk prominent.

THE GAME

E. Lancs kicked of and the first Incident of note was an overhead kick of "Sandford's which went narrowly over Turley than had a try which was saved easily by Pau Ka-ping At the other and Steele broke up a South China at- tack in which Lee Wal Tong was prominent. Enchanges were fairly even now, each side attacking in

turn.

LAI SHUI WING EXCELS Lal Bhul-wing started ‘ʼn move-

tong.

04:

"LANCS. EQUALISE

SECOND DIVISION.

East Lancs. C. Police

Air Force Ordnance Medical

THIRD

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, JANUARY 11, 1937.

Mr. Leo Frost, the popular local Jockey, will be leaving the Colony, on transfer to Canton, some time In March Race enthusiasts, how- ever, will be glad to learn that he will ̈bei ridingħat the Aimal Race Meeting next month.

COLONY

DEFEAT

WASEDA

Splendid Match At King's Park

ODD GOAL VICTORY

Playing their second match dur- ing their stay in Hong Kong, the Waseda University hockey team were defeated by the Colony by three goals to two on the Navy ground in a splendid game played Oyesterday afternoon. The vialtors 5 Stonecutters 2 played very well the forwards 3 Engineers 1 showing much speed and accuracy

6 in stopping last shots,

a Riles"

5 Club

• Fusiliers

DIVISION

7 St. Joseph's

2 Kwong Wah

1 Liga

4

2

the former beating Swallow from close in.

The teams:--

3

of

East Lancy-Swallow; Swain; Stcele; Sculitön, Crowthers, Ecker- dley: O'Donnel: Sandford; Rid- ings; Dixon: Turley.

The goalkeepers, U. B. Souza, in the Colony citadel, and Onizuka, for the Japanese team. were in splendid form, the latter saving numerous difficult shots.

Within a minute of the initial bully-off the Japanese jumped into the lead with a good goal scored by Kawal. Thornhill equalized for the Colony and just before the interval Waseda took the lead through Massamura,

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The teams were as follows:-". ¡Colony:-U. R. Souza (Argonau- tas); A. E. P. Guest (Radio). Bdsm, Cox (Army); Lt-Comdr. MoCoy (Navy), M. H Hassan. (Radio), J. Gonsalves (Recreio); Lieut. Donald (Navy), Lt. Wraith (Navy); Lt. Wright (Navy), Lleut. Thornhill-(Navy), Partab (Kumaon

Rifles).

Waseda:-M. Onizuka; 8. Kawa- hara, H. Tomita; T. Yamada, K. Kurosaka, M. Bugawara; K. Kawal, B. Masamura, Y. Shimoda, M. Kawashima, K. Yamamoto.

NAVY TEAM

LEE WAI TONG SCORES

Timost immediately after this goal Tso Kwai Shing sent Lee

Exchanges were much faster in Wai Tong through and he crown-

the second half during which ed a great afternoon's performance period the Colony drew level again by notching the, fourth goal. The through Wraith who sent the ball same player almost scored again into the net from a difficult angle. with a terrife.drive from 30 yards

Excitement prevailed

the range. Except for occasional

Both game drew to its, close.

were raided in. turn and ment when he passed in Lee Wai-breakaways the Lancs were rarely goals

efforts eventually Palaub, the Colony's who transferred the bail in the picture, all their

being easily frustrated by the Chi-d'minutive left wing. scored the back to him, and he was left an

nese defence. Just before the winning goal as the result of a easy task in putting past Swallow. final whistle the South China in- penalty huly. South China exerted great pres- alde left put the

sue beyond sure after this goal and Lai Shuf doubt when he drove in a perfect wing forced a corner which was

Cross from Tso Kwal Bhing for kicked clear by Steele.

South China's fifth goal The Chinese team fully deserved their "E"Ladies low took up the run-win, the losers becoming ragged ring and Smith tested Pau Ka- in the second half and their for ping with a stiff ground shot, wards, with. the exception. During a scramble in the Chinese Sandford and Smith being poor goalmouth Sandford was alleged to finishers. have been fouled and Ridngs drove the spot kick past Pau. Ka-ping for the equaliser. E. Lanes continued .press And Sandford sent Donnel away on the fight, his 'final cross being headed over by

South China "A":-Pau Ka -Smith. South-China whe took up

Fing: Lee Tin Bang: Lau Mau;

The following will represent the the running and Lai Shul-wing Lau Hing Chol. Wong Mee Shun, was almost through-wain con- Lee Kwok Wal: Tso Kwal Shing. Navy against the Waseda Univer- eding a corner in a desperate at- Ho Ka Keung, Lee Wai Tong, Lalsity in a hockey match to be played at King's Park to-day at tempt to clear. The resultant Shui Wing, In Pak Wah.

4.15 p.m.-L.-Comdr. Garwood; corner was cleared by Steele.

Lt. Green, Comdr. Broome: Lieut- LEE WAITONG 'THE SCHEMER

Comdr. Coller. LL-Cdr. Malcolm; During the now frequent - Chin-

L'eut. Donald, Sub-Lieut. Wraith, Lieut. Wright, Lieut. Thornhill eap attacks Lai Shuf-wing and Lee Wal-tong combined perfectly, and often had the Lanca, défence guess- ing. The latter had the misfor tune to see a great drive from 35 yards but, skim the cross bar, with Swallow helpless. Eventually p Just prior to the start of the Pak-wah forced a corner on the match, rain fell in a fine drizzle, left and scored direct with the to remain constant throughout the klek: It was all Bouth Chinn game, and this proved to be de- Holding the upper hand for the right up to half time, Lee Wal-trimental to the Chinese team, major part of the game, the töng again missing narrowly with who were a long time in finding Central British Association trounc- a ́ ́beautiful ́ ́ ́ drive - from Tully 40

a way to surmount the adverse ed the Nomads to the tune of six yards out, Swain and Steel alone conditions of a slippery surface goals to one in an "A" Division standing in the way of further and a greasy ball. The Rifles Mamak Hockey Tournament match quickly took advantage of the played at King's Park yesterday ground conditiona and turned morning. The losers fielded only. nine men there being two absen- them to profitable account

tees. R. C. Reed and L Bouza-

RIFLES DEFEAT S. CHINA "pi

At Caroline Hill on Saturday, the Royal Uister Rifles defeated South China "" 'in 'convincing style by 4 goals to 1

No, blame for defeat can be ascribed to Wong Wah-gay, the Chinese goalkeeper, who several brillant saves

Lt.-Comdr. Bowerman,

MAMAK TOURNEY

C.B.A. Trounce Nomads

During the game, F. G. Barros, made playing at left back for the Nomads," had the misfortune to injure his knee rather badly, He found it impossible to carry on in the field and changed places with the II. Soares, goalkeeper, in second half.

scoring. BOEREN SECOND HALF

The second half opened briskly, Wong Mée Bhun setting his for- wards going with a 'good pass down the middle, but Bandford, who was acting as an extra half-back, checked Lai Shul Wing's progress. The best combination in the Crowthers was experiencing the Rifles team come from the left side tit afternoon: trying to police of the field, where Doherty and man Lee Wa Tong, the latter Ferguson combined, in fine style. more than often coming out on

The Rides were a goal up in the top In E Lancs breakaways their first few minutes, Doherty nipping forwards were noticeably weak in in to net when Moore had fumbled finishing, Pau Ka Ping never be the ball at the foot of the post. ing extended. However the Lanes Moore creased their lead soon equalised when Lee Kwok Wal afterwards. Ten minutes later fouled Sanaford rather badly, Rid-South China reduced the arrears ings again scoring from the spot through Lau. Manya bend On the resumption Bouth China attacked with rigour and a per fect movement between Lai Shut "Wing and Lee Wal Tong.zesulted in

The C.B.A who felded a very string alde, fed 3-0 at the interval, 8. Fowler (2) and BL Bickford. scoring the goals. In the second half. 8. Fowler registered the "hat trick" to bring his team's total tally to six. Towards the end a In the second half to the Rines penalty-bully was awarded against scored through Killen. Towards J J. King, the CBA goalkeeper the end Pickering added to the From this, B. A Reed scored the

Nomada" sollkary point. Rifles" total.

WEEK-END LEAGUE

CRICKET

Splendid Bowling Performances

POLICE TROUNCE UNIVERSITY:

BAKER HAS 6.

Bowlers had the upper hand in the senior and junior division League cricket matches played on Saturday· ́afternoon; B. G.. Baker (Police) claimed six University wickets for four runs at the Valley while Shipp, of the Army “B”, dismissed six Recreio batsmen at King's Park for 141

In the sealer division, bowling honours were shared by R. Lee (Kowloon C.C.) (7 for 20), A. R. Minu (Indian R.C.) (6 for 46), Tufnell (Navy) (4 for 45) and T. A. Pearce (H.K.C.C.) (5 for 34)..

Several batsmen, however, passed the half-century mark, among these being E. Zimmern (Craigengower), Triggs (Navy), R. D. Gillespie (H.K.C.C.), P. C. Froat (H.K.C.C.).

NAVY WIN

Playing at home at King's Park,

defeated - the the Royal Navy Craigengower Cricket Club by six wickets.

C.C.C.-158 for 8 wickets dec. (E. Zimmern 74, G. Souza, 22, A. B. Hamson 23 not out; Tufnell 4 for 45).

Navy:-159 for wicket (Triggs 71, Capt. Whitmarsh 38 not out, Lt-Com. Waymouth 29; U. M. Omar 2 for 17).

A. R. MINU IN FORM At Sockunpoc, the India R.C. de- feated the Army by four wicketa.

Army: 122 Lieut. Murphy 33, Lieut. C. C. Garthwaite 30, Lieut. Prichard 32; A. R. Minu 6 for 45. A. Bakar 2 for 11).

Indian R.C.-126 for 6 wickets (A. H. Madar 38, A. RR. Minu 24. Y el Arculli 21; Murphy 3 for 55).

R. LEE 7 FOR 20,

At King's Park, the Kowloon Cricket Club beat the Civil Service Cricket Club by 61 runs.

-0.8.0.0:—77 (W. H. Colledge 17, F. Baker 17; R. Lee 7 for 20)."

K.C.0.:-138 (D. J. N. Anderson" 31, E. F. Fincher. 24, A. W.Ramany 26; D. McLellan 3 for 46, N. Whitley 3 for, 28)...

H.K.C.C. WIN Visiting Pokfulam.. the Hong Kong C.C. defeated the University by ave wicker.j

University:-115 (L. T. Ride 64; T. A. Pearce 5 for 34).

H.K.C.C.-110 for 5 wiekets (T.

E. Pearce 34, R. D. Gillespie 58 not out; A. P. Pereira 3 for 54).

JUNIOR LEAGUE

:

Playing at Happy Valley, Kow loon C.C. defeated the Civil Ser- vice 0.0. by seven wickets.

CS.C.C: 86 (J. Pengelley 29: W. C. Hung 4 for 19, P. ON. Dunn 2 for 10).

K.C.C.-87 for 3 wickets (K, M. Baxter 49 not out, G. A. V. Hall 25; F. J. Ling i for 9)....

P. C. FROST HITS 69. On the home ground, the Hong Kong C.C. beat the Army "A" by seven wickets.

Army "A":-149 (Lieut. Chaplin 47, Eaton 42; W. Btoker 4 for 50)

H.K.C.C.-150 for 3 wkts P. C. Frost 69 not out. N. P. Fox 321.

INDIANS LOSE

At Sookunpoo, the Army "C" de feated the Indian Recreation Club by five wickets.

Mr. Eric Mitchell, formerly Colony Interport cricket captain, will be

on Home | proceeding

leave, in March; He made one of his now all-too-rate appearances on "the cricket field last Saturday for the R.K.C.C. against the University at Pokfulam,

THRILLING RUGBY

Club's Splendid Victory

WIN TRIANGULAR TOURNAMENT

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HOME FOOTBALL

Brentford And Huddersfield In Drawn Game

London, January 8.

Playing, at home, Huddersfield wore held to a draw of 1-1 by Brantford, in the First Division of the English football league.

Fall results were as follows:—

FIRST DIVISION

Charlton

1 Leeds

Chelsea Derby

1 Middlesbro

Raeding Southend Watford

*3 Wednesday

3 Bolton

2

2 "Liverpool

1 Brentford

1 Brighton 1 Laton

Everton Grimsby

Hudderspeld

Manchester C. 1 Manchester U. 0 | Watford

Portsmouth

West Brom

Stoke

2. Birmingham Sunderland 1 Arsenal Wolves

5 Preston LEAGUE TABLE

1: Clapton

0 Gillingham

5 Aldershot

LEAGUE' TABLE

P. W. D. L. F. A.PU. 24 14 4 6 40 21 32

3 Notts C. 0 Gillingham

23 15 17 54 28 31

24 13 4 7 50 32.30

24 12 8 6 42 34 30 23.136 31 27.30

1 Fournemouth 29 12 5 6.9526/29 0 Northampton 23 12 748 29 28 23.11 5 7 99 27 27

P. W. D. L'F. A. Pts. Arsenal 25-12-85 55 92,32 Charlton 25 12 8 5 32 27 32 Brentford · 24 12 6 6 47 38 30 Sunderland 25.13 3 9 51 43 29 Derby

25 12 5 8 56.61 29 Middlesbro' .25 12 4. 9 48 48 26✨ Portsmouth 25 10 8 7 38 38 28- Huddersfield 25 9 9 7 45 32 27 Everton 25 11 5 9 52 40 27 M'chester C. 24 9 8 7.48 40 28 25 11 4 10 53 53 28

Grimsby

Chelsea

25 10 6 0 32 34 26

Wolves

24 11 3 10 46 37 25

Stoke

25 89 8 38 33 25

Freston

Wednesday

Millwall Reading

23 10 8 7 42:33 28

Queen's P.R. 23 10 5 840 27:25 Swindon Eouthend

Clapton O. Cardif Torquay Fristol R. Bristol C. Walall Crystal Pal Newport

Exeter

Aldershot

23·9 58:48 35 24/

23 8 7 8 41 38 23

2s 7 9 7 31 31 29 23 9 4 10 31 40'22

24 7 6 11 29 42 20

23 9 2 12 34.41 20 23 8 3 12 32 48 19

23 6 8.11 29 47 18 23 6 5 12 31 39 17

23 4 8 13 33 61 14 --

48 14 24 40° 13

23

23 2 6 15 26, 31: 10

(THIRD DIVISION (NORTH)

Barrow

Carlisle

•1 Chester

1

Mansfield

2

3

25 8 6 11 35 43 22. Birmingham 25 6 8 11 36 45 20 Bolton

25 6 8 11 27 44 20. Liverpool 25 67 12 41:50 19: Leeds

24 9 1 14 37 46 19 24 5 8 11 38 40 18

M'chester U. 25 6 6 13 37 51 18 West Brom. 24 7 4 13 42 58 18

SECOND DIVISION

Darlington 1 Port Vale Gateshead 0 Oldham Hartlepools 5 Halifax Bull

D Accrington Lincoln"

2 Stockport

Rotherham

New Brighton 1 Rochdale Wrexham 4 Southport

1 Tranmere 2 Crewe LEAGUE TABLE

P. W. DƐLF. A. Pts..

26 14 5 7,54 38 33

Aston Villa Barnsley Blackburn Blackpool

0 Burnley

0

York

£ Swansea

1

1. West Ham

2

..

0. Norwich

2

2 Southampton

Chester

0 Leicester

1 | Stockport

23 11 9 3 50 32 31

4 Fulham

1 Oldham

29 12 8 5 49 32 30

Bradford C. Buzy Chesterfield Notts. F. Plymouth 1 Coventry Sheffield U. 3 Bradford Tottenham

Doncaster

Newcastle

LEAGUE TABLE

1 Hull

0 | Port Vale

.0 | Lincoln

1 Halifax

Wrexham Hartlepools Mansfield Accrington Rotherham Southport

P. W. D. L. F, A.Pta. Blackpool. 28 17 38 74 33 37. Plymouth 25-187 547-2335 Bury

28 11 8 7 39'34 31 Newcastle 26 14 39 62 28 31 Leicester -- 28 13 5 8.47 36 31 25 118 6 39 24 30 Coventry Shefeld U. Aston Villa Burnley Fulham Tottenham Westham Chesterfield

28 12 8 8 42 34 30 250 10 8 50 38-28 25 10 7 8 30 28 27 25-10-5-10 42 40 25 24 10 4-10-59 35 24 24 10 4 10 34 38 24 25 9 5 11 47 49:23 25 10 3 12 31 37 23 25 8 8 12 34 42 21 25 8 5 12 32.44 21 28 8 5.13 34 B5 21 25 8 8 12:34 42 21

The Club won the Triangular swansea Tournament trophy on Saturday: Blackburn when they defeated the Army by Barnsley seven tries (21 points) to a try (3 Bradford points) in a thrilling match play- Norwich et on the Club ground at Happy Southampton 25 6 12 33 49 20 Valley. This is the seventh time Notta F. the Club has won the trophy since Eradford C. 26 8 7 13 34 54 19 the inauguration of the series, in 1910, having last held the trophy in 1933.

The whole of the Club team gave

an inspired display and the fact that they were playing with only

24 7 6 11 34.52 20

Doncaster 254 8-15-17 55-14

York Carlisle Crewe

Rochdale

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23 11 7 5 35 30 29 25 11 7 42 38 20 23 12 6 6.56 39 23.11 3 9 32 34 23.10 5.8 44 35 25 23 10 5 8.38 30.25 23 968 44 30 24 -23-95 9:40:30 '24' 9' 4 12 MG 23 6 10 7 38 47-22

23 7 7 9 37 40

23 09 11 33 40 21

23 6 9 8 35 40 21

0

N. Brighton 24 9 10 23 38 20 Gateshead 23 6 7 10.35 45 19. Darlington 23 3 9.9.38 47 19 24.08.11:30 49-18 228 312 31.48 15 24 5-15 14 37 55 15

·SCOTTISH LEAGE:

4* Partick & 1. Dundee

Barrow Tranmere

Aberdeen **** Albion Clyde Hamilton Hearts Kilmarnock

Queen O'B.

1-8t, Mirreni

4

Hibernian

5 Third Lanark 2

3 Celtie

O Motherwell

Queen's P.

3 Falkirk.

4. Arbroath

St. Johnstone 1 Dunfermline.

Rangers THIRD DIVISION' (SOUTH) Bournemouth 2: Millwall Brighton Bristol. C.

14 men for almost half the game Cardina Clark pulled a shoulder muscle and Crystal P. had to leave the fold for good Exeter soon after the interval-gives some, Northampton indication of their superiority. Queen's P

The Club backs performed spien- |*. aidiy, Bidwell and Grieve making the openings.

LR.C.99 (A. K. Minu 40; King 4 for 17).

Army "C":-108 for 5 wickets (Whitehead 35; A. M. Rumjahn 3way for the, Club's first half lead. Army

for 50).

SHIPP BOWLS WELL

Visiting King's Park, the Army "B" defeated the Club de Recreio by eight wickets.

Butcher and Bonnar paved the Navy'

1

2 Swindon

0

4 Torquay

1

9. Newport

0 Latan

3. Walsall

4 Bristol R.

0 Notts C.

SECOND · DIVISION

Cowdenbeath 1 Brechin

1. Dundee

4 East Fife

o East Stirling

1 Edinburgh

2 Forlar:

eith Montrose

3. King's P.

3 Airdrie 4 Dumbarton 2 Alloa

.1 Baith

3 AJ

1 Morton Stenhousemuir 2 St Bernards

LEAGUE TABLE

4 2 2 0 37 35 4 3.0.30 6.42 0

The Club pack were in fine form, outstanding players being Deune,- Pratt, Bradford, and Walkden,

THE WINNERS The following are the complete

Aberdeen

Celtic

Rangers**

2

P. W. D. LF. A Pts. 27 19 3 3 12 32.43 23 17 64.85.30 30 24 10 71 51 20:30

Hearts · 23.17′′", 3/6.72 34 37 Motherwell 25 13 4 8 69,30 80-

There were two good man in the results of the Triangular Tourna- Recreio: 79 (A M. Frata 175 full-back, and Floyd, who, forced ception of the completion in 1910. Third Lanark 26 13 9 10 52 43 20 Army back division-Barry, their ment Trophy series since the in-

Shipp for 14).

Army "B":-88 for 2 wickets (Hopcroft 30 not out).

CRAIGENGOWER WIN

At Happy Valley, Craigengower C.C. defeated the Royal Navy by seven wickets,

Navy:-102 (Flynn, 24; B. R. Iranee 5 for 47: A. M. Omar 4 for

40).

C.C.C-110 for 3 wickets Zimmern 48. G. A. Lee 23),

to play a lone hand, was very un- lucky, not to have scored on two occasions.

Lewis, at stand-off-half, was also fine form Precce, at the base, of the Army scrum, played a very

hard game.

Mr. D.. W. MacEwen handled the game very efficiently and the teams were:" (Army;-Fus. Barry; Lt." Davenport. Fuse Flord, Fus, Keishay, Lt. Fus. Murray; (C. Lewli, Preece, Lt. Lincoln (Captain), Fus Watkins, Gnr. Wright, Fus Chaney, L¡/C. Bebb CpL Harrison, Capt. Gillespie, Fos, Morgan,

UNIVERSITY THOUNCED Playing on the home ground at the Valley, the Police R.C. defeat- ed the University by ten wickets.

University-34 (B. G. Baker 6 for 4. T. R. Hunter 4 for 23); <

Police-147 for 2 wickets (T. R.

Hunter 32, A. E. Carey 34, T. L Stephens 47 not out, W. Li Clark 29. not out).

ARGONAUTAS, WIN

In another Mamak Tournament. match played on the Marina, the Argonautas, champions of the In- ter-Bection Tournament, defeated the Kowloon Indians Teuros, Club by one goal to all.

Club-P. Whitham, G. K. Chad- wick, W. E. Grieve, H. D. B4- well, K. A. Munro. 4. H. R Butcher, J. L Bonner, A. F Walkden (Captain). WE Feers, T. H. Pratt, T. H Brad- ford, A. W. Holden, N, E, Clark, K.' A Watson and B. OM Deane,

Club-

1910 HKF. Club. 1011-Garrison XV. 1913 Garrison XV. 1913–HK.F. Club. 1914-EK.F. `Club." 1921—Royal Navy, 1922-Royal Navy, 1923—Royal KaTY: 1924 Royal Navy. 1925 Royal Navy. 1526-HRF. Ciph. 1927-Royal Navy, 1928-Royal Navy, 1920-Royal Navy 1930 HKF.” Club, 1931-Triple Ten 1932 Royal Navy 1933-EK. Chub. 1934-Royal Navy 1935-Army

1938 Club

CLUB "A" WIN

Lundee

Falkirk

Partick

26 10 9 7 43 46 29.

26 13 3 10 69 51

252 84.52 38

St. Johnstone 26 10 6 10 32- Klimarnock 26 106-1147 Hamilton 28 112 12 54 67 24 Bt. Mirren 27 8712 Clydenta and 25:19 4/12.37 66 Arbroath

248.1.15 40 62′19 Queen's P. 28 6 7 15 34 60 10 Hibernian 285 8 13 45 67 18 Queen: 0826 5 € 15-33.68 16 Dunfermline 255 818 40.75 -14 Albion 28 35.18 34 776 11

CRICKET

An enjoyable cricket match was played on the Civil Service C.C. ground yesterday afternoon when Preceding the major attraction Mr. G. R. Bayer's XI. defested the of the afternoon the Club "A" Af- Combined Schools, Batting Arst tẹen defeated th; China Fleet En- the Schools scored 30 and Mr. elpe Room Artificers' afteen by Sayer's side passed this total four tales, and a penalty, goal (15 out loss of sɔ wicket Points points) to a try (3 poluta) In an ceeded to score 11g for two, PWLD. F Pts. exciting encounter which was of The Schools batted a seco

3 3 0 0 13 19 6 2 fairly good standard.

and scored 0144%

TABLE TO DATE

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