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HOME FOOTBALL
RESULTS
The following are the results of Home football matches played to-day.
1
FIRST DIVISION
Birmingham Charlton Chelsea Grimsby Leeds Liverpool
LOCAL FOOTBALL RESULTS
Samson, McAloon, Ayres, Tang
Chung-pak (own goal),'
THIRD DIVISION
20th Bty. RA
Engineers (European)
Beale 2, Duddridge, White,
Denyer, Jones,
Yip Yan-po, Ng Kim-man,
A Great Name
and a
GORDONS
DRY GIN
DISTILLERY LONDON,
Great Gin- Gordon's
Royal Ulster Rifles
Killen.
EXHIBITION GAME
..1
The Rest
Howlett,
London, Dec. 4
JUNIOR SHIELD
FIRST DIVISION
Chinese Engineers
Lal Wal-lam,-Tsang Wai.
SECOND
Oliver.
DIVISION
Club
.1
Duncan.
Kowloon
2
Eastern
Betts, Bulpin.
Lie Yan-lang.
1 Arsenal
2
5th A.A. Bde.
......V Middlesex
3 Everton
·1
Postponed'
2 Huddersfield
1
Seaforths
South China
2 Leicester -
1
4 Sunderland
3
1. Derby
4
Middlesbro
2 Blackpool
2
Portsmouth
I 'Derby
5th A.A. Bde.
Postponed.
#
Preston
2 Wolves
3
Brentford
.0
"W. Brom.
v Manchester C.
Police
.5
Powhattan
Willerton 4. Fan Sal-lau.
THIRD DIVISION
(KOWLOON)
24th Ety. R.A.
.0
Barnsley
3 Plymouth
2
Burnley
1
Bradford
1
20th Bty. RA.
▼
Signals
Bury
4 West Ham
3
Postponed,
*Coventry Luton
1 Southampton
University
Seaforths
4 Fulham
0
M'chester U. Newcastle
$ Swansea
1 Air Force ...............
1 Wednesday
3
Blackburn
1
Shefeld U.
4
Norwich
1
A
1 Chesterfield
2 Aston Villa
1
Stoke
*Postponed owing to snow.
SECOND DIVISION
| Notts. F.
0 Engineers (European)
Marriott 3, Fox.
(HONG KONG)
Service Corps
Stanley
Box (own goal). Manders Roche, Taylor, Freer.
Portuguese 8.A.
Bantos. Remedios.
.0
1
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Stockport Tottenham
0 Holloway, own.
*Abandoned at half-time. Ground
unit
THIRD DIVISION (SOUTH)
Bristol R. Cardiff
LOCAL YACHTING
Corinthian SeriesTM
The following were the full re- sults of the yacht races for the 1st Corinthian Series which were held on Saturday by the Hong Kong Yacht Club.
"H" CLASS Finished Corr. Pn. Pts. 16.06.55 18.04.55 37
Bournemouth 3 Aldershot
ទូ
Brighton
3 Swindon'
.1
Notts C.
1
3
Millwall
2
Clapton
1 Watford
1
Yacht
Mansfield
1 Newport.
1
Diana
*Northampton 1 Crystal P,
1
Queen's P.R.
4 Exeter
(Miss M. Whitham).
0
Southend
2. Gillingham
Colleen
D
16.08.35 18.03.51 2 8
Bristol C.
3
(Capt. C. A. Luckin).
2 Reading
Aeriel
5
Torquay Walsall
*Abandoned after 55. minutes.
THIRD DIVISION (NORTH)
il
16.08.17 16.03.334 1 10
(Mr. C. D. A. Rosa).
1-
Lindsay 2.
Kumsons
Shen Singh.
cat belonging to a London theatre has watched the perfor 'mance of a comedy from the wings for several weeks. A care- ful watch has been kept on the animal, but as yet the manage- ment does not feel justified, in describing the pieces as enough to make a cat laugh...
Politeness is the art of making your guests feel they are at home," says a hostess. Instead of just wishing they were.
For Renewing the Blood: "Serravallo's Tonio"
is sure to obtain a wide
Dorothea, D.N.F. (Mr. A. Drum- pred fame, as besides
mond)
"A" CLASS
2 Carpenter... 16.24.39. 16.24.39 1 15
Major B. E. C. Dixon),
(Capt. C. B. Barry, R.N.), Artemis... 16.25.14 16.25.14 4 11
Accrington 3 Crew
Bradford C. 1 Hull
2
Carlisle
2
Barrow
1
Nereid II. 16.31.22 18.31.22 10 5
Chester
7
Port Vale
2
Doncaster
1
Gateshead
Halifax
0
Wrexham.
0 (Mr. R. Stock).
I Oldham
1
16.28.18 14.28.14
B. 7
5.10
Rochdale
EVE
Rotherham... 4 Darlington 2 (Capt. D. M. Eley)..
0 New Brighton 0 Laobe!...... 16.25.35 16.25.35
Southport
Tranmere York,
4 Hartlepools
3 Lincoln
Clyde
SCOTTISH LEAGUE
FIRST DIVISION
*Dundee Falkirk Hearts Klimarnock Motherwell Partick Queen O'S Queen's Park *St. Johnston
1 Rangera
0
(Dr. L. J. Davis).
(Major J. Muirhead).
1 Joss ......... 16.31.35 18.31.35" 11 4
Gulf 18.26.21 16.26.21
(Mr. B. Naess),
# 9
Redshank.. 18.31.58 16.31.33 12 3
1
(Capt. R. H. Bower).
St. Mirren
Trac Blue.. 16.25.03 16.25.03
3 12
3
Third Lanark
1
(Mr. H. S. Rouse).
2 Morton
1
Kittiwake.. 16.20.22 16.26.22
7 8
3 Aberdeen
3
(Miss P. M. King).
I Celtic.
2
Painted
4 Hibernian
0
Lady -6.29.04 16.29.043 0
1
3 Hamilton !
Arbroath Ayt
1
(Dr. W. Nixon).
1
Jean. 16.24.55 16.24.55
2 13
(Col. G. C. Gowland).
La Linda... 16.32.28.16.32.28
13
2
(Mr. N. V. A. Croucher).
"G" CLASS
Gael
1
.... 17.01.50 18.37.47
2 8
2 (Col. S. Smith).
Owl
+
*Postponed owing to snow.
7
SECOND DIVISION...
Albion
7 Alloa Cowdenbeath 2 East Fife Dumbarton
Brechin Edinburgh. *Forfar King's Park Leith
Montrose Raith
0 St. Bernards
Airdrie
1 Dunfermline
3 East Stirling
1. Dundee
6 S'housemuir *Postponed owing to snow... Reuter.
SATURDAY'S CRICKET
16.49.48 18.49.48 1 10
4 (Miss V. A. Buckley).
"I" AND "Y" CLASSES
3 Ery! 16.52.36 16.52.36
(Major J. C. L. Yale),
1
3 Alisa
2
Stella
Only one League match was in- cluded in Saturday's cricket pro- gramme in which the Indian Re- creation Club Juniors beat the Army "B" in the second. division Scores:-
Army "E": 133 (Sergt. Painter 76; A. K. Minu. 4 for 13, 1. Alt 4 for 53) IRC. 140 for 8 L All 66, E. M. Rumjahn 26)
Friendlies
Hong Kong Cricket Club beat the Army by two wickets on the Town ground: Army: 114; HK.C.C. 127 for 9 (M. Haymes 54, 7. Leckie 34).
Recreto drew with Kowloon at Cox's Road. Recreio 132 (E Boares 50; W. A. Reed 31;. B. D. Lay 3 for 2); Kowloon 119 for 8 (G. F. O'Bryen 38),
The Indians beat the Royal Navy by five wickets at King's Park: Royal Navy 110 (Lt-Cmrd Pugh 48. A. R: Minu 5 for 41); Indians 118 for 5 (8A. Ismail' 41. A E Madar 39; Capt. Whitmarsh 3 for
19)...
A. B. Hamson's XI drew with C. W. Lam's XI in an inter-club match at the Craigengower Cricket Club: Hamson's KI 228 'for 7 deel (G. Souza 100 retired; Lam's XI 158 for 9 (H. P. Lim 79),.
5 6
......... 18.47.33 16.47.33 2 9
(Lt. R. M. Firth).
16.57.23 18.56.02
(Mr. B. Pengelly).
Winkle
7 4
16.44.49 16.42.474 1 11
(Mr. A. M. Mack).
Heron 16.51.50 16.51.50
4 "
(Lt.-Comdr. W. S. Hall, R.N.).
Tower-
·
Widgeon. 1655.36 16.54.15 6 5
(Mr. L. Garner). Nannette... 16.59.47 16.57.451 9 2 (L.-Comdr. W: E. Graves, R.N.). Sirius 16.54.44 16.40.20 3 8 Zephyr...... 16.58.21 15.58.194 8 3
(Mr. Trenchard Davis).
(Capt. B. Horton).
PRESENTATION 10
THE RIFLES”
The Jacobean Room of the Hong 'Kong Hotel was the scene of a very pleasant function last night when Dr. G. W. Pope on behalf of the St. Patrick's Society presented the Royal Ulster Rifles with a silver cup as a token of remem- brance of their stay in the Colony.
Among those present were the following members of the St. Pa- trick's Bociety, Dr. and Mrs. G. W. Pope, Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Perdue, Mr. and Mrs. B. H. C. Hallower and Miss Hallowes, Mr. McClatche, Mr. and Mrs. Shannon, Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Redmond, Mr. and Mrs. J. Hunter, Mr. O'Donovan, Mr. and Mrs. P. James, Mr. C. E. Terry, Dr. and Mrs. Gray, Mr. W. Finnigan, Mr. and Mrs. O'Connor, Mr. J. C. M. Grenham, Capt. and Mrs. Hol- mes, Mr. D. J. Crozier, Capt. Fitz- gerald Lombard, R. E. Dr. and Mrs. Henry, Mr. W. le Bart Sparrow, Mr. and Mrs. Simmons and Miss Simmons, Major M. A. Murphy. and Dr. McElney,
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