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RESULTS
SHIMONOSEKI Many Games
Postponed
London: March 13. The following are the results of to-day's League football matches and Cup-tles:
FIRST DIVISION
WITH H.K.C.C.
Senior Cricket Shield Still Not Yet Decided
LEAGUE TABLESTM
FIRST DIVISION
7
PWLD Pts
5.0 2 17
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1 Derby W. Bromwich 2 Everton
Newcastle Norwich Shefeld U. Tottenham
West Ham
2 Doncaster
THIRD DIVISION (SOUTH)
Bristol C. Cardif Clapton Crystal "P.
Exeter Luton
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2' Gillingham
7 5 0 2 17
7 3 1 3 12
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It is the first time, for the last 15 years at least, that such a post- tion has obtained and the deciding match, which will in all probabl- 2lty be played on a neutral ground. should prove extremely interesting. Results of the week-end matches follow:-
2 A. FL Rumjahn, not out
OTHER MATCHES
FIRST DIVISION C.S.C.C. 185 for 9 Army
Recreto 152 for 7 University 34
106 · Navy
Army "C" 58
HOME RUGBY
RESULTS
London, Mar. 13.
The following are the results of the Rugby Union matches played Oto-day:-
ส
Bedford 26, Guy's J
Coventry 22, Richmond 6.
Devonport Services 27, Torquay
3.
Harlequins 11. Old Merchant
Taylors 11.
1
Leicester 9, London Welsh 0.
4
Llanelly 29, Gloucester 0.
150
72
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19
London Scottish 25, Cnited Ser-
vices 3.
Old Paulines 5, Bridgend 16.
Rosslyn Park
Park 14.
8. Birkenhead
Abertillery 19, Newport 10.
Aberavon 19, Cheltenham 0.
Manchester 5, Moseley 5.
Neath 0, Cardin 3.
"
Northampton 25, Rugby 0.
Swansen $, Old Cranleighans 11. County Championship
Gloucester beat East Midlands by
5 points to nfl."
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SECOND DIVISION
Barnsley
1 Notts. F.
0
Blackburn
? Swansea
1
Blackpool
4 Bradto C.
2
Bradford
A Plymouth
I.R.C. HOLD K.C.C.
0
Bury
? Southampton
1
Leicester
Burnley
1
4 Coventry
2
Recreation
At King's Park, the Indian
Club drew with
the
1
Kowloon C.C.
b
Cheaterfeld
0
"
INDIAN R.C.
2 Aston Villa
2 Y. el Arculli, b Lay
10
3 Fulham
38. A. Ismall, c Ramsey. b Lee
A. R. Abbas. b Anderson 0A. R. Minn, b Lee.........
7
24
Bournemouth
1 A. H. Mudar, e Anderson, b Lee
1 Millwall
0
M. el Arculli, c"and b, Lee ....
0
Army 8, Territorials 8.
2 Brighton
0
2 Watford
1
F. M. el Arcull, c. E. C. Fin-
cher, b. Goodwin
Bath 6, Blackheath 5..
57,
3 Northampton
K. Nazarin, b Anderson
36
3 Swindon
2A. R. Kitchell, c Lee, b An-
Queen's P. R.
6 Newport
2 derson
5
Reading
2 Southend
3
Torquay
5 Aldershot
A. A. Rumjahn, ë E. C. Fin-
cher, by
Walsall
6 Bristol R... -...
THIRD DIVISION (NORTH)
Extras
Barrow
FL
3 Gateshead
0
Total
Carlisle Chester
2
Wrexham
1
4 N. Brighton
1
Bowling Analysis
2 Lincoln
1
O. M.
R. W.
*Halifax
v. Oldham
Lee
14 B 27
4
H'tlepools
2 Stockport
4
Lay
16
3 54
2
Mansfield Rochdale
2 Accrington
1
Goodwin
7 1 30
4 Hull
Anderson
9.5 3 -41
-3
4 Rotherham
1
Kowloon C.C.
4 Port Vale
2
3 Darlington
Notts. C..
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Crewe
Southport Tranmere York
*Postponed, ground unft.
SCOTTISH CUP FOURTE
*Hamilton
*Celtic
Morton
D. J. N. Anderson, st, Ismail
b Minu
AW. Ramsey, st. Ismail, b
Minu
E. F. Fincher, not out
C. B. R. Sargent, c Madar, b
'Minu
ROUND)
Aberdeen Motherwell
+ Queen O'South 1 0 Clyde
F. Goodwin, c. Minu. b Madar
3
St. Mirren
*Postponed, grounds unst.
SCOTTISH LEAGUE..... SECOND DIVISION
East Stirling
B. D. Lay, not out
Extras
Total (4 wkta.)
ON**
2
4
7
145
N. A. E Mackay, E C. Fincher,
R. E. Lee, S. Jex and F. A. Broad- bridge did not bat.
Alion
*Dumbarton
*
2 Brechin. C.
Raith
2
*East Fife
บ
Ayr
Stenhousemuir 2
Bowling Analysis
*Forfar
King's Park *Leith
v Cowdenbeath
Airdrie
M. R. W
Minu
3
M. el Arculli
A. R. Abbas.
*Edinburgh C. v Dundee
V Montrose *Postponed grounds unit. Reuter.
London, March 13. All Scottish . First Division League games were postponed to- day due to Fourth Round ties in the Scottish F. A. Cup, and also the fact that all the grounds are unit for play→→ Reuter.
AMATEUR WIN FOR SCOTLAND
Je London, March 13.
F. M. el Arcull! A. H Madar
18 1 73 3
7
0, 24 0
5 I 20 0
3 0
10
0
3
0 H
CLUB'S EASY WIN
At the HK.C.C, the Hong Kong Cricket Club beat Cralgengower Cricket Club by 6 wickets.
Craigengower C.C.
E. Zimmern, D Frost.....
7
A. H. R. Esmall, c and b Wode-
house
20 F. R. Zimmern. b Wodehouse 31 G. Souza. c Bathurst, b Wode- In the Amateur International A. B. Hamson, c Mackenzie, b
house
15 Association Football competition, Wodehouse. England lost to Scotland by the D. Hung, & Gillespie, b Holden" only goal at Dulwich. Reuter.
PERRY AND VINES NOW LEVEL
New York, Mar, 13. Fred Perry (Britain) and Ells- worth Vines (U.S.A.) to-day play- ed the thirtieth match in the marathon series of contests be- tween the two tennis stars.
Vines won to-day in straight sets, the scores in the American's favour being 6-3, 6-4.
Honours are now even between the two in their professional ten- nts tour, both men having won Afteen matches Restor
CRICKETERS BEATEN
AT SOCCER
Bydney, Mar. 13. The M.C.C. cricket tourist.play- ed a soccer match against a New Bouth Wales team to-day and lost by 8 goals to 2.
The visitors were given a warm farewell on the quayside when they sailed after the match for New Zealand. S
0
W.
Rapley, Holden
Bathurst,
b
A. K. Ismail, c and b Ha'den A. Gobind, b. Holden
0
W. Hong Sling, b Wodehouse
A
F. J. Biltmoria, nót out!
Extras
4
4
90
Halden
Total
Bowling Analysis
O. M. R. W. 13.5 5 29 4
Frost...... 5. 0 29: 1 Wodehouse
9 2 26 6 5. Frast and Wodehouse each bowled a no-ball.
ME.C.C.
H W. Baines, Billimoria
H. B. Neve, not out
R. L. Holden, d E. Zimmern b
Billimoria
.60
P. C. Frost, b Souza
R. D. Gillespie, l.b.w., & Temall
5
24
5
*100
A. W. Hayward, not out.
Extras
Total (for 4 wkts.)
R. L. D. Wodehouse, E. Bathurst; A. K Mackenzie G. A Stewart and E. K. Duckitt did not bat
Bowling Analysis
Botiza
O. M. R 15:2 42
Gobind
Tamall bowled one
The boat had been held up for Billimoria. three hours in order that the Lamall match might be played-
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