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SOUTH

MONDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1938.

In the World of Sports

CHINA

A," EASTERN. L.T.A. ANNUAL

ST. JOSEPH'S WIN HOME FOOTBALL

Senior Shield Football Matches Over Week-end

SOOKUNPO0 INCIDENTS

SOUTH CHINA "A.” ST. JOSEPH'S AND EASTERN have en- tered the second round of the Senior Division Football Shield at the expense of Middlesex, Kwong Wah and the Royal Scots, respec-

tively.

On Saturday at Sookuupoo,, in the presence of A very large crowd, South China "A" eliminated Middlesex by three goals to one in a game that was marred by Incidents one of which resulted In a Middlesex forward being ordered off the field.

On the Club ground yesterday afternoon, St. Joseph's defcated Kwong Wah by goals four to one while at Sookunpoo Eastern, who are now minus the services of their star forward, Suen Kam-shun, who has left for the North, accounted for the Royal Scots by two clear goals

EASTERN:

penalty

in the first round of the Senior Chung-wan, Mew Wah-kwok; B. Y. Shield. thousand

encounter.

at Sookunpoo. Severa! Zee, Soong Ling-shing Lo Wal

spectators

the kuen; Chan Ping-to, Lu Yuen-

saw

RESULTS

London, Dec. 11.

The following are the results of League and F. A. Cup matches

| played yesterday:

FIRST DIVISION

Birmingham

Boltori

MEETING

Expenses Motion Defeated

London, Dec. 10. The annual meeting of the Lawn Tennis Association, with Sir Samuel Hoare presiding, defeated a motion that a rule be adopted sanctioning the payment of expenses to com- 4petitors in open tournaments, over

5 Brentford

I

1 Aston Villa

2

Cha:Iton

0 Wolves

3 Huddersfield

6

3 Sunderland.

3

2 Derby

3

2 Grimsby

*

1 Arsenal

0

9 Blackpool

Chelseu Leeds Leteester Liverpool M'chester U.

Middlesboro Preston Stoke

10 Everton

1 Fortsmouth

SECOND DIVISION

Burnley Coventry Luton Newcastle Norwich

Notts F. Plymouth

a period limited to eight weeks.

Mr. F. T. Stowe, captain of many British teams, proposed the motion

and pointed out that the principle

was recognised in nearly every

2 other country, whereas British

1 Dlayers were barred from acepting

1 jany expenses.

Sir Samuel Hoare sald the entries

1 for tournaments this year were

1 better numerically than for many

0 years and would run to seven figures. There was no reason to

o suppose, he said, that the game in

Britain was on the down grade.

1 M'chester C.

3 Fulham

6 Chesterfield

6 "Eury

2 Tranmere

3. Wednesday

3

14

0 Swansea

0

3 Bradford

1

1 Blackburn

3

£1,000 up but those of 1938 were down.

4 Millwall

Wimbledon receipts for 1937 were

DON BRADMAN | A.R.H. ESMAIL'S NOT. OUT

83 NOT OUT

Centenary Match "At Melbourne

S. McCARE

Melbourne, Dec. 11.

Don Bradman, making his first

EASTERN WIN

Proctor handied in the

Sheela U. The absence of Suen Kam-shun area and Lee Tak-kee made no Southampton was felt by Eastern yesterday when mistake. with his shot.

Tottenham

"0 The Assiciation has authorised appearance in Australla since his

from the 3 West Ham

English 2an expenditure of £5,000 for im-return

tour. they defeated the Royal Scots 2-0:

Tsui Hang; Tsang W. Brom

THIRD DIVISION (NORTH) proving and increasing Wimbledon scored 83 not out for the Aus- tralian Test team against The Exeter

3 Northampton 2 courts and accommodation,

Sir Samuel,

Rest the Melbourne Cricket Reading 2 Bristol C.

in accepting re- election as President, said it. was a THIRD DIVISION (NORTH)

Club's Centenary match which Accrington

good idea for publie men to have opened" at the M. d. C. Ground Barnsley

o interests outside the ratified at-on Friday and will be continued Barrow

1mosphere of politics-Reuter.

to-day and to-morrow." Bradford C. 8 York New Brighton 2 Carlisle Oldham

4 Wrexham

Lee Tak-kee was the most out standing player on the field and

shing. Lee Tak-kee Yu Hop-hing and Hau Ching-to.

+1

ROYAL SCOTS.-Duncan: Fraser, was responsible for both-Eastern McDonald: Brown Proctor. Clarke: goals, one of which was from a Munro. Kane. Hossack. Balley and penalty. Easter's attacking most-Holmes.

ly came from the good work of Lee and Hau Ching-to-who show-

ed rare

saves.

Tsu! form yesterday.

5TH R. A. RUN RIOT

The 5th Brigade Royal Artillery

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5.

Herton Klbry (Kent), Dec. 11.

At the close of play. Australia, in their first innings, were five runs ahead of the Rest, with eight wickets to fall.

O'Reilly (5 for '75) and Fleet- wood-Smith (4 for 79) took the In the annual University crossbowling honours in the Rest's in-

↑ Rochdale

? Gateshead

4 Rotherham

0

3

2

SCOTTISH LEAGUE

OXFORD BEATS CAMBRIDGE

FIRST DIVISION

2 Albion

1

2 Hearts

6

2 Motherwell

1

country races, Oxford beat Cam- bridge by 52 points to 48. P. D.

[nings.

2 Rangers

1

1 T. Lanark

3

3 Arbroath

1

4 Ruith R.

2

tively.

5

1 Bury

5 6 7 24 35 16

Notts Forest 18 4

5 9 23 37 13

8 East Stirling

1

Norwich

18 0

11 24 42 13

2 Montrose

1

Swansea

1B 1

Hang. In goal. brought of the ran riot against Eastern in their Aberdeen

Junior Shield game at Caroline

Clyde Royal Scots were a full strength Hill yesterday and won by a score Falkirk

At half time Hamilton with the exception of Allen, whose of eight clear goals. place was taken by Bailey. They the score was 4-0.

Hibernian In the first half, Coffin scored showed belter combination tha

Partick their opponents.

Hossack. in the twice. while Calvert and Possible

Queen O'S forward line, worked hard in netted one each.

Queen's Park, 1 Kilmarnock ..getting the ball within shooting

St. Johnstone 1 Celtic "range" and tested Taul with fine lead

St. Mirren 2 Ayr U. drives.

SECOND DIVISION

י

Whittle further increased the after resumption by Wo and goals, Dibinson

Laughton

In the first half Hau Ching-to adding one each. spolit many good movements for

Airdrie Alloa Dundee U. Dunfermline Edinburgh Forfar King's Park for Marion Chinese defence rose to the oc-Powhattan, with Parkins scoring St. Bernards casion and for the remainder of the equaliser from a "spot" kick, the match play was confined to Hutchinson mid-field. Towards "the end goal.

SIGNALS WIN Eastern by being off-side. Lee Powhattan were unlucky to lose Tak-kee drew Arst blood following to the Signals by the odd goal in a cross kick from Hau, his shot three ti" a Third Division "B" taking. Duncan by surprise.

football match on the Club ground On resumption, the Royal Scots yesterday. tried hard for the equaliser.

Thei

Wong Ching-pao

CLUB "A" HAVE

EASY-WIN

On

Club."A" XV swamped Royal Engineers by 34 points to 6 in a friendly game played on the Navy Ground

Saturday. Though only leading by two tries to one in the first half, Club came bäck very strongly

less to register no

than six tries, four of which were scored by D. Hynes who gave a grand display after the interval. During the first half of the game play was rather even and neither side seemed to be getting anywhere with the ball. Bosanquet opened: scoring for Club, with Walte re- plying. Shortly before halftime D." B. Nelson scored and the score read at 6 points to 3 at the interval.

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At the resumption D. Hynes doing a lovely bit of solo work, scored. The kick succeeded.. He' scored twice again shortly after wards, one of which was converted by Carey. Dalziel then scored a try, which was also converted by Carey. The score read 24 points to 3 when Waite converted a penalty kick for the Sappers,

Carey and D. Hynes scored agam, both tries were converted, bringing the final score to 34 points to 6 in favour of Club.

"The teams were:-

Club "A" XV. Brown, Bosanquet, Powells, Van Leeuwen, D. B. Nel- son, D. Hynes, Rutherford. Painpos. Dunnett, Burton, Stark, Oliphant. Dalziel, Carey and Deane.

Royal Engineers:- Thompson, Artinsall, Hilton, Pickton, Barron, Walte. Collins. Attle, Pike, Foley, Davis, Pickley, Turnbull and Cunningham,

ARMY BILLIARDS

The Army Billards Champion- ship will commence at Soldiers' Home, Queen's Road, East, this evening, and concluding on Thurs- day night. The "Snooker Cham- pionship will take place on Wed- nesday evening. The competitions will commence each evening at 8.30

p.m.

scored

FURTHER

netted

4 Dumbarton

and

For Austraila, Bradman Marrian (Oxford) was first man Stanley McCabe are both not out. home, his time being 43 minutes. with scores of 83 and 39. respec- 26-1/10 seconds-Reuter.

I Southampton 18 6 210 28-38 14

2 Tranmere

THIRD

7 Stenhousemuir I

1 Brechin

5

1 Barnsley

2 Dundee

1 Cowdenbeath

3 Southport

!

'2 Leith

F. A. CUP the winning Ipswich

0 East Flie (SECOND ROUND)

1

4 Tomuay

1 'Watford

SPORTS NEWS

PAGES 7, 9, 16

Sporting

Fixtures

TO-DAY

Scunthorpe

Walsa!!

Runcorn Southport Hartlepools

Cardif

4 Clapton

3 Aldershot

2 Swindon

Queers Park crangers

2 Stockport

9 8.20 41 11 18 3 1 14 13 41 7. DIVISION (NORTH),

"P. W. D. L. F. A. Pts.

19 13 3 3 41,19 27 16 98 86 14 24 0 : Oldham

13 11 2 5 40 25 24 Doncaster 17 9 5 3 37 22 231 Bradford C. 18 9 3 6 36 24 21 I Crewe

17 10 1 6 37 26 21 16 7 4 5 40 32 18 16 8 2 6 37 32 18 17 7 4 6 30 29 18 18 8 2 8 35-36 18 18 7 3 8 23 33 17 27 6 4 7.34 28 16 Rotherham 18 8 10 35 32 16 17 7 2 8.28 38 18

માત્ર

Chester

Hull

Barrow

N. Brighton Gateshead

Port Vale

1 Southend

t

Gainsborough 0 Doncaster

Carlisle

I

Halifax

Chester

2 Hull

2

Wrexham

Hordon

2 Newport

3

1. Crewe

0

1

1

1 Yeovil and

4

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1.

3

Lincoln Chelmsford Folkestone

8 Bromley

3 Darlington

Petters Bristol Rovers 0 Bournemouth Stockport Halifax

BADMINTON.-8. Andrew's Av V.R.C., Cathedral Hall Badmin- ton, 8 p.m. BOXING—Navy - Championships,

Amateur semi-finals, 2.30 p.m.; Derby. 'Semi-finals of Officers', Boys' Everton and Amateur championships and Wolves. Finial of Open Championship.* · Liverpool GOLF.United Services meeting Charlton

(Fanling); G.M. Young Cup.

TO-MORROW

0 Walthamstow, ◊

1 Mansfield

1

Reuter.

FIRST DIVISION···

17 5 5 7 14 20 15 .18 7 1 10 20 40 15 18 8 2 10 38 39 14

Rochdale Lincoln 17 5 4 9 31 12 14 Darlington 16 8 2 9 30 45" 14 Hartlepools 17 5 3 9 20 31 13 York

18 4 4 10 21 34 12 Accrington 18 1 4 13 15 44 6 THIRD DIVISION (SOUTH)

P. W. D. L. F. A. Pts. Newport 17 41 4 2 26 § 26 Crystal Pal. 168 5 2 27 18 23 Reading 18 7 8 3 31 21 22 Aldershot 17 8 0 3 22 16 22 Queen's P.R 18 7 5 4 35 20 19 Swindon 18 8 3 5 28 21 19 Brighton 17 8 3 6 27 24 19 Northampton 178 37 28 27 17 Mansfield 16. 6.5 5 21 26 17 Watford 175 6 6 21 24 18 Exeter

17 6 4 7 25 37 161 Notts C

16 5 6 6 21 10 15 Port Vale. 16 6 3 7 23 23 15 Southport 18 6 3 7 23 29 15 Cardiff

16 5 5 0 23 24 15 Bristol C. 17 5 6 7.27 32 15 Bournemouth 18 4 0 6 10 20 14 Clapton O.

16 4 6 6 13 22*14 Bristol R.

P. W. D. L. F. A. Pts. 19 13 3 3 39 18 20 18 13 1 4 38 16 27 18 8 5 6 28 14 21 18 7 7 4 31 24 21 18 8 5 5 25 24 21 Leeds U. 18 93 6 34 33 21 Middlesbro' 18 8 4 6 38 30 20 FOOTBALL-K.F.C.

Grimsby 18 6 7 5 22 25 19 Y.M.C.A. Bolton

18 6 6 6 28 26-18 4.45 p.m.

Arsenal 18 5 7 8.20 19 17 WEDENESDAY, DEC. 14 Aston Villa 18 7 3 8 29 28 17 BADMINTON.-Y.M.C.A. Women's Sunderland. 18 6 57 23 26 17 Section Badminton, in the West Leicester 19 5 7 7 25 30 17 Lounge, Al Day and 8.30 p.m.

18 5 7 6 26 33 17 Stoke

18 5 8 7 25 29 16 BOWLS-His Excellency The Gov- Blackpool

ernor's Team v. Civil Service Preston N.E. 18,6 4B 23 27 16′ Cricket Club, at Government Portsmouth 18 6 6 7 19 29 16 House, 3 p.m.

Chelsea

18.6 3 9 31 37 15 SHOOTING-Weekly Spoon

|Birmingham 19 6 2.11 30 34 14 Practice Shoot (Kowloon City Huddersfield 19 5 4 10 23 33-14 Manch'ter U. 18 4 88.20 28 14 Ranges), 2 p.m.

Rangers Brentford 18 5

49 22 36 14Celtic SECOND DIVISION

Hearts P. W. D. LF. A. Pts. Partick

p.m.

"

and

1

17

36 8, 18 20 12

16 4 4 8 18-24 12

Torquay Ipswich

18 4 3 9.15 25 11 Walsall

18 2 4 10 13 27 8 SCOTTISH LEAGUE-FIRST DIY. P. W. D. L. F. A. Pts. 20 13 4 3-89 35 30 19 11 5 3 65 25 27 20 13 i 8:54 37 24 20 11 2 7-39 37 24

20 10 3 7:47 32 23

19 12 18 50 35 25 Kilmarnock 209 6 5 38 37 24 19.11 2 6 44 27 24 19: 9 6 4 33 22 24 Sheffield U. 18 9 6 3 31 19 24 19 20 3 8 38 25 23 14.8 6. 4 33 25 22

3

18 19 4 5 27 23 22

Aberdeen Hibernian Queen O'B. Hamilton Motherwell Falkirk

30 10 2.8-48-36 22 20 9 4 7 36 37 22 20 10 2 8 30 40,22 20 9 3 8.49 44 21: 20 8 5 7 32 37 21 St. Johnstone 20 8 4 6 42.43 20 Clyde

FRIDAY, DEC. 18 BADMINTON-YMCA. Badmin-

ton. in the West Lounge... 8.30 West Brom

Blackburn BRIDGE.-Y.M.C.A. Women's Sec-Fulham

tion Bridge Class, 10 a.m. MEETINGS.-Annual, of the Royal Newcastle

Hongkong Golf Club, in the Tottenham Board Room of Measts. Jardine. Coventry Matheson & Co., Ltd., 5.30 p.m.

Wednesday ALAM SATURDAY, DEC, 17

West Ham' BOWLS-His Excellency The Gov-Manch'ter C. 18 7 3 8 41 38 19 Ayr U.

ernor's Team v. Civil Services Luton ... Cricket Club, at Government Millwall House, 3 pm

Plymouth RACING-Hongkong Jockey Club's Burnley

Thirteenth Extra Race Meeting: Bradford at Happy Valley, 1.30. p.m.

18 7 5 8 41.32 19

19 8 38 38.30 19

19 0 1 9 39 4019,

20 749 37 41 18

18 8 3 7 33-32 19 St. Mirren 20 8 5 0.30 41 17

18 7 4 7:34.20 18 Third Lanark 19 5 5 9:43 54 15 18-744-7 23:21 18 Queen's Park 1983 10:30:42.15

19 8 8 7,25 29 18Raith R. 188-57:29 34-17 Albion Chesterfield, 18 7 3 8 25 30 17 Arbroath

205-15.33 50 10 2042 14:31 56.10- 20-25 13 20 48 9.

Close of play scores were: The Rest. 215.

Australla 220 för 2 wkts.--Reuter.

The teams are as follows:- Austraila:-D. G. Bradman (cap tain, S. A.), W. A. Brown (Q'ian), J. H. Fingleton (N. S. W.), S. J. McCabe (N. S. W.), A. L. Hassett (VIC), C. L. Badcock (S. A.), B. A. Barnett (Vic.), M. G. Walte” (S. A.), E. L. McCormick' (Vic), L. O'B. Fleetwood Smith (Vic.), Y. J. O'Reilly (N. & W.).

The Rest: K. & Rigg (VIC), 1 S. Lee (V.), S. G. Barnes (N. B. W.). D. Tallon. (Qld.) M. W. Slevers (Vic), R. Gregory (Vic.). J. A. Ledward (Vic.), L. E. Nagel (Vic.). E. H. Bromley (Vic.), C. Christ (Qld), G. Eyres (W, A).

REST FOR HAMMOND

Pretoria. Dec. 10. Walter Hammond, captain of the M C. C. team now touring South Africa, has been ordered three

days' rest, as he is suffering from a strained muscle and will be un-, able to play against North-Eastern Transvaal to-morrow.-Reuter.

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CENTURY

Carries Bat But Side Is Held To Draw

A fine century by A. R. H. Esmall, Craigengower Cricket Club opening batsman, who carried his bat while no other member of his side could make 20 runs, was the main feature of Saturday's cricket. Esmail-made his 101 not out out of 173, in reply to a score of 194 for mine declared which Civil Service had put up.

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Club de Recreto had the better of their drawn match against the Cricket Club, Eddie Gosano again getting going with both bat and ball. In the Indians-Kowloon match bowlers predominated, and A. Minu bowled unchanged, except for an over to swap ends. to take seven wickets for 43 runs in 21 overs.

LOCAL YACHTING

RESULTS

Championship Race For Cruisers

Scores:-

C. 3. C. C. drew with C. C. 03- C. C. C. 194 for 8 deci, (J, E. Richardson 65), C. C. C. 173 for 6 (A. R. H. Email 101 not out),

Recreio drew with the Cricket Club:-*

Recrelo 168 for 8 dec). (E L Gosano, 49, E M. L. Soares. 38. H. Owen Hughes 4 for 32), Club "89 for 6 (T.A. Pearce 22, L. T. Ride. 20, E-L. Gosano 3 for 6).

Kowloon drew with the In- dians:-

The Royal

Yacht Hongkong Club's second championship race) for cruisers was salled yesterday and resulted in wins for Curlew R. C. C. 119 (E F. Flacher 27. (Capt. Tracey) and Azuma (Mr. G.]A. R«Minu 7 for 43), L. R. C. 52 for 8 B. Lambert).

KM Rumjahn 18. R. Lee 3 for Detailed results were as follows: 26).

"W" CLASS

Typhoon

Finished Corr. Pos. 17.25.55 16.32,44 2

..

(Col. Hindmarsh). Curlew ..... 17.18.25 16.28.08 1

(Capt. Tracey). Tern..... 17.45.20 16.58.56. 5

(Mr. J. L. Anderson). Monsoon...... 18,10,10 17.20.19 .8

(Mr. H. C. Meeke). Nordwester ...

Mr. Kirsten).

17.38:16 16.52.26 4

Cutty

17.57.57 17,13,13 6 (Mr. J. D. McClatchie), Penguin

18.04.55 17.15.26. 7 (Major A. S. Johnstone). Sai Long ... 17.25.41 18.40.07 3

(Mr. A. M. Mack),

Azumari

"E" CLASS

Finished Corr. Pos. 17.18.56 17.15.21 "1

(Mr. J. B. Lambert). La Cigale

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JUNIOR DIVISION Indians beat Kowloon by xix wickets!~~

Kowloon 77 (R. P. Baldwin 21, (Y, T. Barma 5 for 11)), I. R. C 125 for 8 (A R. Safflad 26 retired. M. R. Abbas 27).

University beat St. Joseph's College by 110 runs:-

University 184 for 7 decl. {C. Teoh .44. F Ingham 49). St. Joseph's 74. (Teoh 7 for 44),

Hongkong Cricket Club ́best Club. de Recreio by five runs:-

Club b18 18. J. Cooke 23, C. W. Bishop 28, A. Alves 4 for 37). Re- creio 113 A E. Noronha 21, A. V. Gosano 28).

17.23.35 17.19.53 2 ADVERTISEMENT

(Mr. N. V. Croucher), U. & I......

17.44.20 17.34.11 8

(Mr. J. B. Colls).. Wanderer... 19.11.26 19.02.15 11

(Mr. D. W. Wagstaff. Tyrone

18.31.13 17,31,35 5 (Mr. B. Heachend). Punat

"THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB

18.48.59 18.00.108 THE THIRTEENTH EXTRA ·

RACE MEETING will be held (weather permitting) at HAPPY

(Dr. L. D. Pringle). Marander.... 17.48.40

(Mr. S. Berg), '

17.44.55

7

Highwayman.. 18.50.20 18.05.089 VALLEY on SATURDAY, 17th

(Capt. C. B. Barry, RN). Winsome, D.N.F.

Norena ......... 16.55.04 17.32.45 4

(Mr. P. C. M. Sedgwick).

Red Rover ... 18.33.45 18.07.04 10

(Capt. R. W... Bateman). Yanthey 17.38.59 17.21.45 3 (Eng. Capt. A. K. Dibley, R.N.

TRAINING GALLOPS

The following times were clocked during the morning gallop at the Race Course on Saturday:---

Skylight Rose-Queen 86

erontar Strathcarrick ... Snowy River Roolfly Balvage Master Courting Eve Night View Expression Time

·Tribute

Able Amazon Lucky

Centre Court National Guard

Bea Dragon dr Confusion Bay

A Grand Time Tiny Starnutili Easy Time National Defence

A Great Time Colorado Star Ranger

Royal Highness Lancashire Chap

The Leopard

Lancashire Chips Diogenes Discovery Bay Flybynight

Dekko

Plain View,

Tabby Cat Derby Day Split. Hand Piet Hein

December, 1938, commencing at

2.00 p.m.

The first Bell will be rung at 1.30 p.m.

MEMBERS' ENCLOSURE No One without a badge wil be admitted to the Members Enclosure. Such must be worn throughout the duration of each meeting In such a manner as to he readily identified,

Badges admitting. Non-Mem- bers to the Members' Enclosure Dis- 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th Last tance Qr. gr. QI. Qr. Qr.

and Qr.

Club Rooms at $5.00 for Gentlemen and $3.00

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of All Chits, &c, .

The Secretary's Oßca," ist floor, Exchange Building (Tel. 27794) will close at 12 NOON.

Tiffins are obtainable at the Club House provided they ÅTE ordered in advance from the No

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Secretary, Hong Kong, 12th Dec., 1938.

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