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HOME FOOTBALL
The following are the results of
to-day's League football matches:
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Arsenni
FIRST DIVISION
Birmingham Bolton Brentford Everton Leeds
Middlesboro'
Portsmouth
Preston
W. Brom.
0
SIR
GEORGE HUNTER
OLDEST NAVAL ARCHITECT
Sir George Burton Hunter, who Odied at his home at Jesmond. Newcastle-on-Tyne, a few weeks
1 M'chester U. 1
5 Liverpool
1. Wolves N
0 2
6 Derby
2
3 Sunderland
2 Huddersfield
1
M'chester C.
2 Stoke
1
Grimsby
4 Chelsea
1
1 Wednesday
1
1 Chariton
2
SECOND DIVISION
Barnsley
3 Blackpool
1
Bradford
1 BlackburTA
Burnley
1 Southampton
3
Coventry
1
Aston Villa
Doncaster
1 Bradford C.
1
8 Swansen
0
Newcastle
1 Bury
3
Norwich Plymouth
Fulham
Sheffield U.
Cardif Clapton
1 Leicester
ago in his ninety-second year, was long a notable figure in the ship- building industry of the North- East Coast and indeed of the whole country, for the operations of the great shipbuilding and engineering Arm of Swan, Hunter and Wigham 2 Richardson, of which he was chair- man until 1928, extended far be- Oyond Tyneside.
He was the oldest naval architect
In the country and a member of the Institution of Naval Architects
2 and of the Institution of Civil
1 Engineers for over half a century.
the active management of Swan,
Hunter and Wigham Richardson, of
which he had been chairman for more than 55 years, he sti}] retafri- 1ed an active association with the
0 company and was to be seen ze-
1 Chesterfield
3 Tottenham
2 and although he had retfred from
West Ham
2 Notts. F.
2
THIRD DIVISION (SOUTH)
Aldershot
3 Gillingham
0
Bristol R.
0 Watford
1 Reading
2 Torquay
Crystal P.
8 Exeter
0
0 Queen's P.R.
I
1 Southend
2
4 Bournemouth
3
1 Newport
2
I Bristol C.
5
ship was all but past, and iron was coming into general use, to be
Luton Millwall,
Northampton "2 Brighton
Notta. C.
Swindon Walsall
THIRD DIVISION NORTH) Accrington 3 Wrexham
gularly at his office desk until a
few years ago.
During his long connexion with Oship building be SJW щаду changes. When he became apprentice the day of the wooden
tri
z superseded a decade or two later
2 by steel. The mechanical equip-
Barrow
2 York
Chester
3 Hartlepools
0
ment of the yards was then scanty
Crew: Halifax
3 Southport
2
and primitive, and the weights
1 Hull
0
Lincoln
4 Darlington
3
2 Tranmere
3
Mansfield
Oldham * 0 Stockport New Brighton 1 Gateshead Port Vale
of material handled small, while
the vessels with which he had to
deal were of only a few hundred
2 tons. In the years which followed thousands of vessels were bullt
1
2 Rotherham
1
Rochdale
3 Carlisle
0
SCOTTISH LEAGUE
(First Division)
Arbroath Celtic Dundee Dunfermline
Falkirk
• Kilmarnock
3 Hearts
ก
2
2 Queen's Park 2
2 Rangers
3
3 St. Johnstone 0
Hibernian
◊ Clyde
1
Motherwell
1 Aberdeen
Partick
8 Albion
1
2
:2
St. Mirren 0 Queen O'S,
Third Lanark 3
SECOND DIVISION
Airdrie
Alloa
Ayr
East Fite *Edinburgh
Hamilton
2 Cowdenbeath 0
7 Brechin C.
5
1
Raith R."
3
4 Dundee U.
4
Stenhousemuir.
3 Leith
0
*King's Park
Morton
Montrose
I
St. Bernards
+ East Stirling
3
unplayed.
Forfer
2 Dumbarton
SCOTTISH CUP (First Round)
Edinburgh C. 2 Duna
5
King's Park 1 Elgin C.
1
Reuter.
by the company and thousands more came there from all corners
of the world for repairs, But their chief pride was the construction
and fitting out of the Cunard liner Mauretania. 30.000 tons,
Falster ship of the Lusitania, and the most famous merchant ship ever launched on the Tyne. She survived the War and for nearly 30 years held the records for Atlantle crossings both ways.. There was universal -regret when she was withdrawn for breaking
up.
During the War the company built over 100 warships of various types. Engines reaching a total of more than 2,000,000 hp. were installed in them, and over 700 ships were treated for repairs. Since the War
the most important contract haa, been the 50.000-ton floating dock for the naval base at Singapore.
Sir George was a well-known figure on Tyneside. He invariably wore a blue reefer sult, often with a yachting cap. He was at his desk from 10 to 6, except on Saturdays, when he left at 4. He enjoyed wonderful health and vitality, and even till the last
Doors Locked On Lord years of his long life maintained
Leverhulme's Bride
the variety of his interests. He was regarded as a fair and just employer, and his workmen often The doors of St. Ethelburga's found occasion to express their Church Bishopsgate, Landon, closed respect and admiration for him. to prevent gate crashing" before
He was made a K.BE in 1918 för Viscount Leverhulme's wedding re-
his services in the War, and was- cently, also kept the bride out A DEC. of Durham and a JP. for when she arrived. Friends had to rattle the knocker vigorously before she could gain entrance to the
church.
Lord Leverhulme's bride was Mrs. Winifred Agnes Lee Morris, daugh- ter of Colonel and Mrs. J.. E. Lloyd, Brentwood, Bidston, Cheshire.
The religious service, which was attended by a large number of guests, was preceded by a civil ceremony at the Guildhall. It was conducted by Dr. W. F. Gelkie- Cobb, the rector. The church was decorated with spring flowers and large bunches of heather.
that
Very strict orders had been given 110 unauthorised Dersons should be admitted to the church.
Northumberland
and Wallsend. He married in 1873 Ann, the daughter of the late Mr. Charles Hudson, of Whitby, and a niece of
George Hudson, the "Railway King." They had two sons, and three daughters. She died in 1927 jcst before he retired. One daughter is married to Sir Robert Grelg. who has been Permanent Secretary to the Scottish Depart- ment of Agriculture.
LOST GOLF BALLS
Sir John Simon's plea for a golf
A crowd, however, gathered to ball which, when it alights, emits watch the guests arrive.
Was
Lord Leverhulme
accom- panied by his son, the Hon." Philip Lever, who acted as best man. He raised his hat and smiled at the crowd he hurried into the church.
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a aqueaky 8.08. every ten seconds and so assists the player to locate it, is a reminder of other devices for discovering lost balls. About five years ago a Californian golong chemist tried the method of treat- ing golf balls with a chemical scent The bride, who was accompanied which has a great attraction for by her father, wore a gown of butterilles Hila argument ! was wine-red crepe beneath a coat of
that
when the ball fell in black broadtail, and a halo hat of the rough the player would be black velvet. A large spray of attracted to the spot easily by the orchids was pinned to her shoulder. crowd of butterfles which would Lord Leverhnime's daughter, the I be mobbing it. The idea has not Hon. Rosemary Lever, was among been taken up generally, perhaps, those present.
because the butterfly anason is not After the ceremony a family, sufficiently prolonged, luncheon party was held at the Dorchester Hotel. The honeymoon other, American tried coating the Dates for other yachting events
To get over this difficulty an- Tales.
is to be spent cruising abroad.
Perry Beats Vines
Birmingham, Ala., Feb, 6. Fred Perry best H Elsworth Vines by 6-3, 1-6, 6-7 in a match played here last night. This win
Profitable Exchange
"Yes Fledde," a racehorse which was bartered for a cow by a Bua- sex farmer a year ago, won the Newleaf Malden Hurdle Race
London, Feb. 1. Yachtsmen from all over the world have been invited to parti- cipate in the Coronation Regatta during Coronation Wook. which is being held in Torbay reduces Vines' lead by 8 matches | Lingfield a few weeks ago.
1 to 7 in the professional encounters
Reuter between these two players.
number of cups will be competed 'Prizes worth £3,150 and a great
for and the Regatta will be the biggest in the history of the British
balls with carbon blaulphide and ¦ in Britain have been altered, in or leaving it to the players to nose der that na many" yɛchstmen: as out their "losers" by themselves, possible will be able to take part A Dature writer says
that: a
The thought of General Forecursue } in this regatta. close study shows that with the ming the links like some new wasp there is a place for every sort of bloodhound" is fascinating, thing. And usually it is in the and it is a pity the "ameller" did jam in the summer.
not succeed.
It has been decided that no fees will be charged for foreign com- petitors- Reuter
Speed Track Racing
Bydney, Feb, 6., Australia won the fifin and fast race in the speed-track facing here to-day, thereby winning the rubber against Great Britain- Reuter.
The horse is now owned by Mr. EL Gearing. It was a three-year- old when bartered," and has been trained by Mr. R. Thrale at Ad- dington, Surrey.
"Yes, Flease" won at 100-6 and beat the fancied Smike-9-4by a length and a half. The 2-1 fav- ourite, Birthday Honours, was un- placed.
Parasol, which started at 4-1 and Anished fourth, was a 4,200-guineas purchase of Mr. J. V. Rank at the Doncaster Yearling Bales.
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