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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, JANUARY 10, 1938.

HOME FOOTBALL

RESULTS

LOCAL FOOTBALL RESULTS

• Postponed.

LAI WAH CUP SEMI-FINAL

Civilians... 《《?

Knox.

SECOND DIVISION.

Fukuok*)

MITAJNA HOTEL

SHIMONOSKRI SANTO BOTEL

London, Jan. 8. The following are the results of Home football matches

played

Hong Kong Chines ....

Fung King-cheong, Lat shui- wing 2, Yeung Shui-gick, Hau Cheng-to 2.

Horai

(Eskon).

TAKARAŽURA | to-day.

KARUIZAWA --- *MANTEI KOTIL *MIKAA Hot KAWANA

FORTA BOT

(near Kobo) TAKAKABUKA

*Seaforths

NAGOYA

Horm

FOR NEW GRAND

HOTEL

"KAWANA HOTEL

MANPH HOTEL NAGOT HOTEL NAGOTA KANIO

TOKTO

THIRD DIVISION (SOUTH) Bristol C. 2 Clapton 6." Gillingham

0

1. Queen's PR

Club

Wilson. Scotl

5

ITALIAL HOTE❘ Reading

4. N'thampton

3

HOTEL

(Lake

Fun VIEW HOTEL

YATADAKA

KOSHIEN (Midway NABA –

MANPET HOTEL

ONDRI HOTEL ̈'

THIRD DIVISION (NORTH)

TOKYO RAILWAT

NIKKO

FOTKL

Barrow *Carlisle

2 Halifax

FUKUOKA

Kataya HOTEL

5 Crewe

ONZEN

Gateshead

a Rochdale

KYUSA Bar

ORIENTAL HOTEL

HOTEL NAW OSAKA QJAKA HOTEL

UKLIN HOTEL

SHIN-TU HOTEL Fort Vale

Oldham

3 Rotherham”

KYOTO

UMIEN KAMKO

KYOTO HOTAL MITAXO HOTEL Kroto S74708

HOTEL

Horz

Biwa). -Horra-Laks Riwa SAPPORO

YURI HOTEL

(Hokkaido)- Barrond GRAND

HOTEL

OSAKAI

DOBUIL HOTEL

OTSU (near Lako,,

4 Accrington

*Carlisle cabled as home team.

YOKOHAMA—Aberdeen

Hot New

GRANJ,

between Osaka NA HOTEL and Kobe)

(Lake Kawaguchi) KOI HOTL

KTOSHINTE HOTEL KOBE-

GAMAGORI:

GAMADORI HOTES Ton Floraz

GIFU

NAGARAGAWA HOTEL KAMAKUBA** KATHIN HOTEL KAMIKOUHI

"(Japin' Alpes],"

MATSUREIMA AKIKOCHI " IMPERIAL HOTEL PARK HOTEL

IN TAIWAN (Fokkota) -- TALIOKUFTATORU RAILWAY HOTEL

OHON HOTEL

IN MANCHUKDO :-

HOTEN (Makden) YAMATO HOTEL ESINKING:-

·YAMATO HOTRE- RYOJUN (Port

Arthurj

Morton Queen O's,

2 Celtic

2 St. Johnstone 2

1 Partick

Queen's Park 3 Dundee- Rangers

HEIJO-

Halo RAILWAY

HOTEL

KEIJO :-

- HARBIN:-

-YAMATO ROTH-

HOSHIGAURA:-

YAMATO HOTEL

Open in Summer Only,

For information, plesis apply to Socresary, THE JAPAN HOTEL ASSOCIATION Care of Trand Bureau, Department of BailWATA, TOIVO

East Stirling

IN CHOSEN ----

DAIREN:

YAMATO HOTEL

Poplice

South China

Lee Wang-kan, Li Kal-man, Lau Fook-cheung. Luk Fat honga

V

5th Bde, R.A.

Kwong Wah

Lal ahul-kan, Yeung Poon-

hon Leung Bing-kam 2. Lau Hung-kai, Chin Chi-

fun. Da Rocha.

Middlesex ....................................

Hammond; Taylor, Simmonds

2. Crowhurst

Engineers (Chinese)

Ll. Mok-lun, Chung Ling.

THIRD DIVISION (HONG KONG)

5th Bde. R.A..

Thorne 2, Pereivial. Norman, Salter (own gual).

Powhattan

2

SCOTTISH LEAGUE

FIRST-DIVISION";

Police

4 Motherwell

Wal, Fan Sai-lan.

0

Arbroath Clyde Hamilton Hearts

0 Falkirk

1

Ordnance

Stanley

1. Hibernian

1

3 Third Lanark 1.

Munton 2. Humphries 2 Rides. Service Corps

Roche, Guy

5

4

Kilmarnock

Roxborough 2.Murray 3.

Lum Ah-hol.

THIRD DIVISION (KOWLOON)-

2

1 St Mirren

o University

0

24th Bty. R.A

0

1.2 AST

Findlay 3. Jones 3, Barlow 2,* Marshall.

2

Air Force...

SECOND DIVISION

YAMATO HOTILTM

Elton 2. Hamilton.

Airdrie

Brechin.

3 St. Bernarda o Kumaon Rifles

2. Forfar

2

Waldrick

Signals

Kushna Singh, Partap.

Cowdenbeath 5 Alloa

3 Portuguese S.A.

7

Dundee

2 King's Park

Campos 3, Lawrence 2 G.

20th Bty. R.A

France 3. Bromley. Seaforths***

Ferguson, Lindsay.

Dunfermline

3 Albion

3

Edinburgh.

5

1 Raith Rovers 8

Montrose

4

Lelth

2 Dumbarton

0

Sten'muir

3. East Fife

2

Grimsby

Doncaster

FA. CUP (THIRD ROUND)

Crystal Palace

1. "Swindon

1

Sheffield U

2

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Derby

Bury Aldershot Arsenal Sunderland

Tranmere

Liverpool

3. Fulham

0 Everton

1 Stoke

2 Brighton

2 Barnsley

Santos, Patrick (own goal).

RUGBY MATCH

The Hong Kong Rugby Club "A" XV scored an overwhelming victory against H.M.S. Capetown on the 0 Naval ground. Causeway Bay, on 1 Saturday,

the match, however,

1 showing little that was outstand-

ing apart from the marg hetwee the teams. The Club won by 23

3 points to nil and at the interval

I were leadting by 20 gear points

Where superiority in one team is

so marked that very little of the

players of the other side is remem-

bered. it is hard to point to

2 distinctive, features of any match.

1 Notts C.

3. Bolton.

1 Watford

0

Swansea

◊ Wolves.

4

Southend

2

Millwall

2 M'chester C.

2

Tottenham Y

3 Blackburn

1 Portsmouth

Bradford C.

1 Chesterfield

3

2

1

Newcastle

M'chester U,

3

Yeovil and "

H

Fetters

0

1

û

Notts F. York

West Brom.

Leeds

but Henderson and Lyle did good

2

1

work for the Club In the halves,

3" Southampton 1

Coventry

3 Chester

6 Cardiff

1 Leicester

Charitan Mansfeld Bradford 7 Newport Huddersfield 3 Hull Middlesbro 2 Stockport Wednesday Birmingham

N. Brighton

Norwich

Preston

and Oliphant, Pratt, and Dalziel were were also outstanding. The kicking of the first-named was especially fine.

Teams:

R

H.M.S. "Capetown"-L; S. Rich- ardson; Tel. Haines, S.P.O. Curtis,

2 Mne. Swabey. ERA Mutch; LS. 4 Weeks, A.B. Bates; ERA. Lewis 1Lt McBeath (Captain), AB, Her- bert; Sto. Barros, Sto. Edwards;

0

1 Burgday

1

0 Blackpool

1

1 Plymouth

2 Aston Villa

3

3 West Ham

0

Scarborough 1 Luton -leuter.

LEAGUE CRICKET

Club And Indians Held To Draws

Only one of the four matches played in the First Division of the_ Cricket League on Saturday re-

SOFTBALL RESULTS

Yesterday's softball matches played at King's Park resulted as follows:-

The Filipino Club beat the Hong Kong Baseball Club by a score of 12 runs to 11.

The "Vets" defeated the Central, British Association by 18 runs to 10,

HENKEL PULLS ARM MUSCLE

Sydney, Jan. 8. Baron Gottfried von Cramm

sulted in a defaite finish, this be and Heinrich Henkel: Germany's ing the game in which the, Civil crack tenuls pair, have ended their Service beat Recreio by eight wic-tour of Australia and are now re- kets. Both Hong Kong Cricket turning direct to Germany.

Club and the Judians, last year's joint champions, were held to a

It had uriginally been intended to play exhibition matches in In-

draw, by the Royal Navy and dia, but these have had to be call Craigengower respectively, and, in fact, must be. to a certain extent considered fortunate in not losing.

Scores:-

1

FIRST DIVISION. Hong Kong Cricket Club drew with the Royal Navy on the for- mer's ground: Club 161 for 7 decl. (R. C. Allen 77 not out); Navy 147

for 8 (Capt Whitmarsh 53, Sub-

Lt. Ogle 55; Allen 3 for 27)...

ed off owing to the fact that Hen- kel, already handicapped' by an in- jured foot, has now pulled a mus- cle in his right arm- Praniacean News Stavr

AUSTRALIAN, SPEED RACING SUCCESS

The Indians and Craigengower

Sydney, Jan. 8. drew at Sookunpoo: I. R, Q. 142 points to 28 in a speed racing con- Australia beat Britain by 27 (K. Nazarih 67, A. R. Kitchell 27: test here to-day.

G. Bouza 4 for 42. A. T. Lee 3 for 33); C.C.C. 132 for 9 (G. Souza 47ches to one, with two more matches Australia now leads by two mat- not out, A. R. H.Esmall 31);

to be run oft- Reuter

Kowloon C.C. drew with the

Army-at- Sookinpoo: Kowloon

164 for 8 decl. (E F. Fincher 52.32; I All-4 for 67; LR.C. 123 (K. M. N. D. Llyod 24, R. Lee 22); Army | Runijahn 29 not out, I. All 28; A. 152 for 7 (Major Raustorne 68, Lt. Kitchell 4 for 36). Chiverall 40).

Club de Recreio lost to the Civil Service by eight wickets at King's Park: Recreio: 64 (F. Baker 7 for 18, bogling unchanged); Civil Ber- vice 91 for 5.

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four wickets at, Kings Park:"Club Royal Navy beat the Club by 85 (C. W. E Bishop 31; Jeffery 4 for' 43, Church 4 for 31); Navy 103 (C.P.O, Mulley 25, Lt. Webster 231. Police beat Army "B" by 68 runk at the Valley: Police 101 (C. Pope 57. P. Loughlin 41; Parsons 5 for. 40); Army "B" 123 (Patterson 34; Pope 7. for 582,

JUNIOR LEAGUE Kowloon C. C, holders or the "Junior shield, lost to Army "A" by eight wickets at King's Park: Kowloon 101. (ON. Dunne 427 The University beat Civil Ser--1 Goodger 4 for 41 Chatton 3 for vice by 09 runs, at Pokfulam: Uni- 11); Army "A" 142 for 5 (Sergt.versity 151 (J.Thu 43. R. M Baker 66, Sergt. Bennett 47), Boares 32 not out; F..E Booker s Craigengower beat LR.C. by 38 for 18); Civil Service 81 (K. L. Ng runs at the Valley C.C.C. 191 for 4 for 24, Taul 8 for 30, the pair ́9 deel; (A. Zimmer 57, G. Winch bowling unchanged),

A.B. Dawson, Ck. McClure, stä Gibson.....

Club "A" XV-R. Rutherford; E. M. Watts, M, G: Carruthers, E. Taverner, D. Hynes; C. W. Lyle, J. R. Henderson; E. N. Stout, J. 5. Dunnett (Captain), R. G. L. ON- phant; T. H. Pratt, A. S. Olsen A. a Dalziel; K...H. G. White and J. K. Birt.

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