1938-12-19 — Page 9

HONGKONG DAILY· PRESS RIFLE SHOOTING

HIGHER

CABLES

POSTS IN THE IN DEFENCE Obtains

E.A. Templeton

100 Of Season: First 100 Of

Possible At 500 Yards

Colony Team For Far East Trophy Match

WORLD'S

British Women Want BRITAIN

To Share

A bronze bust of the late Lord Snowden, former Chancellor of the Exchequer. was unveiled at the Treasury on Friday,

NEWS

FINLAND

A report that the Soviet has de- cided to inaugurate a regular Mos- cow-New York air service, across the North Pole, in 1938, is publish- ed in the newspaper "Hufvudstads Bladet."

Lord Numeld" has presented 1 cheque for £31.383 to the Wing- held Morris Orthopaedic Hospital FRANCE

at Oxford.

The Grand Duke Vladimir, pre- tender to the Throne of Russia. has dented the report that he has been invited by Hitler to become the Fuehrer of the Ukraine.

London, Dec. 18. British women civil servants want to share higher posts in the defence departments. At present they Aro excluded from the administrative and executive classes......... "Unwillingness to employ women in these categories is understood to rest upon the idea that since The keeper of the Eddystone women do not form part of the Lighthouse, who has been alck for fighting forces they should not be several days, was brought ashore entrusted with any share of after many unsuccessful attempts responsibility for the control or on Friday. equipment of those furces," states the official organ of the National

The Rev. Charles Ensor Wa! was sentenced on Saturday to one Association of Women Civil Ser-

of the London month's imprisonment for agita- vants which proceeds. The civilters. Secretary air guard was opened to women on Methodist Mission since 1913, died tion. He ordered the metal workers

at the age of 66. The Rev. Walters to strike on November 22. plans made to re-create women's

In the was always Interested to the following to represent the auxiliary forces on modern lines. Colony in the Far East Trophy Match.

A large attendance at the Sunday Shoot witnessed some high scoring. Conditions were good except for a slight hase"at 600 yards which however cleared later.

·'.

E. A. Templeton. of the 4th Bubmarine Flotlils, bag the distina- tion of obtaining the first hundred of the season scoring 102 out of a possible 105, a very fine performance indeed which included a possible at 500 yards, two other possibles being registered by E.R.A. Kellier of the 4th S/M. Flotilla and Sgt. A. C. Chan of the H.K. Police RecOIFE.

The S.R. (a) Nett Spoon wAS WOD by P.O., H. Richards with 89 and It is pleasant to note a distinct Improvement in the other scores with the 8.R, (a).·

No fewer than 10 teams entered for the Affiliated Club Match which was won by the Naval Range Sta at Stonecutters with 540 followed by the 4th S/M. Flotilla 10 behind.

The Revolver Aggregate was won

by Sgt. Tansley of the H. K. Police

Reserve.

Captain Newton, the In- defatigable Bon. Secretary of Clay-bird shooting

came. In

from camp to superintend the competitions, the open being won by Surg. Lt. MacDonald, H. M. S. Falmouth.

There will be a final practice for this match-8 rounds at 200. 500, and 600 yards on Wednesday next and it is hoped to fire the competition proper on the follow- ing day, Thursday:

S.R. (B)

4

•

Jules Boussirgault. Communist

MONDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1938.—PAGE

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The idea that the defence de-housing of the working classes. In | GERMANY

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partments are concerned exclu- addition to his work in London, he sively with men is thus refuted." was Minister of the Wesley Hall in

The 24-year-old highway robber. Sheffield, and, was a delegate to Reuter.

Wesleyan conferences in Toronto Willy Haller, was beheaded at mid- and Atlanta (Georgia: He was night on Friday, but his girl ae- President of the Methodist Con-complice, who was also sentenced to death, had her sentence com- ference in 1936.

muted to life imprisonment at the last minute by Herr Hitler.

GERMAN TRADE

DECLINE

The proposer "Boycott Japan" parades which were to have taken

►

The "Sunday Times" Berlin cor-

Berlin, Dec. 18. P.O. J. C. Swan (Capt.); Capt. F.

The foreign trade of Greater P. Sequeira, H.K.V.D.C.: C/Sgt. P. Hale, Sgt. v. W. Cooper, Mid'x, Germany for November shows an Regt.: Mne. P. O. Heather, Sgt adverse balance of 69,000,000 marks. Place in Manchester on Saturday respondent states there is a de- J. Heap, R. N. Staff: Mr. T. J. Boul. Imports at 522,000,000 marks and did not take place as arranged, } anite movement launched in Ber states the "Manchester Guardian." in for the mauguration of an in exports at 453 million marks though they were held in limited dependent Ukrainian present falls of 4,000,000 and 37 form and leaflets were distributed 000,000 marks respectively compar, ed with October.

ton, D.R.C.: Inspector A. L. Hop kins, Sgt. G. Perkins, H.K. Police: Cadet G. J. P. Carey. Surg. Lt. J. B. Mackie (Reserve H.K.N.V.F.

S.R. (A)

Major D. F. L. Campbell, R.A.S.C.

Inspector Hopkins of the HK. Fellee who had prepared the pro-Capt.): PO. H, Richards. Mne, gramme gave away the leading Croft. Cpl. F. Cole, R.N. Staff; Pte. prizes at the conclusion of a very V. W- Hammond. H.K.V.D.C.; Cpl. erjoyable morning's shooting,

W. Nunn, R.E.; Mr. W. K. Gliman, After shooting had concluded. D.R.C.: Pte. D. Sim, L/Cpl. R. Bul- the Committee sat in the Hon. len. Royal Scots: Cpl. Maghar Secretary's Office In the Club Singh, Cpl. Charan Singh (Re- house and have issued invitations serve H.K. Police."

The following are the leading scores and prize winners:-

EAH. J. Templeton

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State in-

cluding Ruthenia as well as ex-

tensive regions In Poland, Russia and part of Rumania. A "con- fidential Ukrainian bureau" has been

Dr. in Berlin by The new State of Slovakia goes Mikola Suschko believed to be an to the poils to-day to elect a Diet officer of the Ukrainian Army. for the first time in its history

For the first 11 months of the CZECHOSLOVAKIA year. the adverse balance totals 205,000.00 marks. Imports during the period amounted to 4.958.000. 000 marks and exports 4.753,000,000

marks.-Reuter

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CANTON-MACAO SERVICE

Canton. Dec. 18,

It is learned that the Japanese are commencing regular passenger service between Canton and Macuo

opened

thus realising complete autonomy. GREECE

The vote is more in the nature of a plebiscite than an election as there is only one list of candidates

EGYPT

The Athens police state that they have arrested 46 Communists and selzed a considerable amount of Communist literature.

Eight Customs officers were burn- INDIA

on December 20. carrying only ed to death in a fire which gutted Chinese and Japanese passengers. a wing of the customs bullding in

on Friday. The five-barred Chinese flag made Alexandria

A new post of Secretary for Co-

its first appearance on buildings thought that a spark set fire to announced. to-day since the revolution.-Reu- cinema films which were

examined by an official.

being

(V) denotes winner of the "Highest Nett Aggregate" Spoon: (L) denotes winner of the "Lucky Draw" Spoon.

CLAY BIRD SHOOTING

1. 25 Cartridges Singles

(a) "Owen" spoon won by Surg. Lt. I. C. MacDonald, R.N, (b) "Handleap" spoon won by F. L. R.. C. 8. Allin. RAF. 2. 10 Cartridges Doubles;-

"Open" spoon won by Surg. Lleat. I. C. MacDonald, R.N.

3. Walking up Doubles:

UKRAINIAN

NATIONALIST

AGITATION

RESULTS

London, Dec. 17.

The following are the results of League matches played to-day —

FIRST DIVISION

Arsenal

4 Stoke:

2 Leeds

Aston Villa

Blackpool Brentford

Derby

2 Birmingham

1

1

2 M'chester" U.

1 Middlesboro

LOCAL HOCKEY TOURNEY

K.I.T.C Badly Trounced

(BY J. E F

Following their defeat at the hands of the Central British Asso- clation, the Kowloon Indian Ten- 4nis Club suffered a severe troun-

5

1 Charlton

་

6 Leicester

1

0

Everton Grimsby Huddersfield Portsmouth Sunderland

Wolves

3 Preston

#2 Chelsea

2 Liverpool

1 Bolton

SECOND DIVISION

+ Plymouthi

elng yesterday when they lost to Club de Recralo by Ave goals to nil in the Hongkong Hockey Asso- clation Tournament. The game, 3though fast, was too one-sided to 1 hold much interest..

4 West Brom.

4

3 Tottenham

1

7 Notts F.

Blackburn Bradford Bury Chesterfield Fulham

1 Sheffield U. Manchester C. 4 Norwich

Millwall Wednesday Swansea

Tranmere

West Ham

2 Luton

4 Burnicy

D Newcastle

1 Coventry

1, Southampton

THIRD DIVISION (SOUTH) Aldershot

Bristol C. Clapton Crystal Newport Northampton

Notts C.

2 Bournemouth

Leading by four goals in the firs

9 half, Dr. A. M. Rodrigues, (2), and N. Beltrao (2), Recreio added an- other in the second half through Rodrigues but had bad luck in not 2 further augmenting the tally.

AIRMEN BEATEN

I

1

Continuing in winning vein the Central British Association beat the Royal Air Force by the odd 2goal in three in the Hongkong

2 Hockey Association Tourney. AB

1

the goals were scored in the flust half and the game was evenly con- 1 tested.

The goal-scorers were 8. and G.

2 Fowler, for the C.B.A., and Froude.

19 8 4 7 38 27 20

West Ham.... 20 8 3 9 39 32 19

2 Chesterfield

1Luton

3 Plymouth

4 Queen's Pk. R. 1 Bradford

3 Chester

Burnley

2 Bury

19 8 3 9 32 31 19

19

B3 8 34 34 19 1974

23:25 18

19 6 6 7:33 38 18

20 8 6 8 26 33 18

19 6 6 7 27 36 18

Southampton 19 7 2 10 30 30 16 Notts Forest 19 4 5 10 24 44 13 Norwich 19 6 1 12 25 48 13 19 1 9 9 20 42 11 Swansea...... Tranmere ... 19 3 1 15 19 43 7 "THIRD DIVISION (NORTH)”,

1 Barnsley

2 Southport

2 Walsall

1 Ipswich

I

• Mansfield

2 Reading

0

2 Bristol R

1

1 Millwall

4 Brighton

3

Port Vale

2 Southend

#

Swindon

2 Exeter

It is ordination of Defence has been

Torquay

· 1 Cardif

Watford

THIRD DIVISIUN (NORTH)

Carlisle Crewe Darlington Doncaster

0 Bradford C.

0 Hull

3 Stockport

3 1

Gateshead

0 New Brighton 3

Hartlepools Rochdale Rotherham Southport Wrexham York

1 Barrow

2

2 Barnsley

1

2 Accrington

1

4 Lincoln

3 Halifax

4 Oldham "SCOTTISH LEAGUE FIRST DIVISION

Arbroath Celtic Falkirk

Crewe

3 St. Johnstone

1

Hull

3 St. Mirren

2

Barrow

2 Partick

5

Chester

2 Hamilton

1 Clyde..

Stockport

3 Hibernian

2

3 Queen's Park 2

1 Albion

1

2

Rochdale

2

Carlisle

Halifax....

4 6t. Bernarda

3

2

Lincoln

1

York

#

2

4

1

"Open" spoon won by Cadet B. M. Bateman, H.K.N.V.F.

SHOOTING AT STONECUTTERS ON SATURDAY The usual. high standard of shooting was maintained at Stone- cutters on Saturday, In spite of poor visibility and a tricky wind.

The results obtained by those shooting for selection in the Colony Teami were very satisfactory, and augurs well for the success of the team.

Warsaw, Dec. 18. Poland to-day made formal di- plomatic representations to Prague. drawing attention to the effect which continued activity of cer- tain propaganda organisations in Czechoslovakia soil must have on Polish-Czech relations,

Official announcement of the re- presentations is vague but presum · ably the complaint relates

to Motherwell Ukrainian Nationalist agitation Queen 08.

S.R... (B)

་

33

H'cap. 200 yds. 500 yds. 600 yds. Total

Scr.

34

102"

ER.A. L. G. Keller

+31

33

99+

▼

E.R.A. J. R. Thorpe

34

31

99

Sgt. O. Perkins

3

32

34

98+

Sgt. R. J. Heap

2

J

33

32

L

981

Cadet O. J. P. Carey

2

34

32

98:

ter,

Surg. Lt. J. B. Mackie

Scr.

33

31

97

Sgt. A. C. Chan

1

31

30

961

P/Sgt. L. C. Pennell

NII

33

30

96

ER.A. T. A. Cunningham

3

33

30

96

Cadet B. M. Bateman

3

32

32

95

C.E.R.A. R. Atkinson.

2.

30

31

95

L/Sgt. P. Hale

Scr.

34

29

95t

Sgt. P. H.. Thong

4

32

94:

S.I. H. O. Tso

4

30

32

641

P.O. J. C. Swan

Scr.

31

94

Mr. T. J. Boulton

1

34

31.

29

94

Lieut. G. C. Dawson

5

31

931

P.O. C. Clark

Scr.

31

£3

S.I. C. C. Chau

2

29

93

P.O. A. C. Hinds

2

28

93

Sgt. V. W. Cooper

Scr.

34

28

93

Marine P. G. Heather..

1

32

92

S/Sgt. N. Dumville

-3

31

82-

Major 8. White

4

30

st

Lieut. A. J. Le Seelleur

2

28

92

Inspector D. Lofe

5

28

92

Capt. F: P. Sequeira

Ser.

31

91

Cadet B. J. B. Morahan

32

28

91

S.E. (B)

5.R. (A)

H'cap. 200 yds. 500 yds. 800 yds. Total

ERA. L. G." Keller

Scr,

32

33

33

98*

.P.O. H. Richards ....

89*

ERA. T. A. Cunningham.

3

33

33

31

971

S.I. W. Ritchie.

5

87+

CERA. R. Atkinson

2

32"

32

31

95

A.B. E. G. Flood

7

87+

E.A. H. J. Templeton

Scr.

34

30

31

95 **

8

861

P.O.. Tel. A. C. Hinds:

2

33

29

04

NII.

88

Mr. W. Austin

4...

Scr.

30

33

29

92

7

80+

7

85t

Mr. L. W. Peckham

4

29

28

86.

| Reuter

Mr. L. A. Anning

9

20

82

Mr. W. K. Gillman

84

Mr. J. G. Biles

6

29

82

Cpl. Charan Singh

83

Mr. S. 8. Winch

26

16

Cpl. W. R. Nunn

в

83

.22

75

KIL

S.B. (A)

30

86*

L/Cpl. A. D'Aquino.

5

Cpl. Maghar Singh

10

12

27

32

25

84

L/Cpl. R. Langford

3

81

ERA. L. R. Barham

12

23

29

28

80

Cpl. J. Milroy

9

81:

F.O. J. A. Page

13

29

27

22

78

E.R.A. J. Chick

10

25"

81

E.A. T. G. Johns

10

30

24

23

77

Cpl. F. Cole

8

81

Mr. W. H P. Sellers

NO. 25

29

22

76

Lieutenant R. W. Mayo

11

201

E.R.A. J. E, Sherlock

10

25

29

20

75

"Nap. N. L. Pan

10

80

ERA. E. A. Johnson

14

25

25

21

72

E.R.A. A. Townsend

12

77:

P.O. D. H. Tumber

13

22

24.

21

70

P.O. H. A. Yewen

NIL 22

23

21

60

L Cpl. C. Gatherer

Marine S. Croft

Pu. D. M. Sim

L/Cpl. R. Bullen

Pte. V. M. Hammond

Mr. W. Wilson

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ឆ អ៊ ៥ ន ន ន ន ព ទ ឆ ឌ ឌ ឌ ធី ឌឌ១៥ឌដង

-Denotes winner of the."nett" spoon.

:-Denotes winner of the "handicap" spoon.

-Denotes winner of the "Highest Range Nett Score" Spoon.

N.B.-Winner of the "Nett" or "Handicap." Spoon had his hon-

dicap reduced as above by one point.

AFFILIATED CLUB MATCH

1. Stonecutters Rifle Range Staff

3. Hongkong Police

4. Dockyard Rifle Club

54th Bubmarine Flotilla “C”

6. Royal Scots

2. 4th Submarine Flotilla. “A”

The following are the leading scores:-

Mr. L. C. Thorne

A.B. E. Flood

ERA, JD, M. Coe

11

*Denotes winner of the

'nett" spoon. -Denotes winner of the "handicap" spoon. -N.B.Winner of spoon had his handicap reduced as above by..

one point.

Mne. P. G. Heather Cadet G. J. P. Carey Sgt. R.. J. Heap

C/Bgt. P. Hale"..

SABC6ES8NE

alleged to have formented in Ruthenia.

Doubtless, it is hoped here that this indirect hint will convey to Germany "that her activities in Ruthenia receiving watchful attention in Warsaw,

Cortesi, Papal Nuricio to Poland, who just retumed from a visit to Ukrainia, issued a statement to the people on behalf of the Pope.

SOUTH CHINA "B" LUCKY TO DRAW Making a somewhat belated rally during the closing minutes of play South China "B" were very lucky

to share four goals `with Kwong

Wah in a senfor division football

Hearts

Kilmarnock

Raith

5. Aberdeen Rangers Third Lanark 3. Ayr

SECOND DIVISION

Airdrie Brechin Cowdenbeath Dumbarton Dundee East Fife. Forfar *King's Park Leith

3 Dunfermline

6 Edinburgh

2 Montrose

1 Alloa

28'housemuir

2 Dundee U. v Morton

€ Eest Stirling 3

* Postponed, ground unāt.

Renter

LEAGUE TABLES TO DATE

"FIRST DIVISION"

E. W. Đi L. F. A. Phi, 20 13 3 4 40 23 29 19 13 15 38 20 27 Liverpool .... 19 8 7 4 34 26 23 Yeung Shui-yick was solely res- Charlton 19 0 5 5 29 25 23. ponsible for putting South China Wolves......

Middlesbro' on equal terms by his two goals.

Kwong Wah was strong in de- Grimsby fence and the forwards worked Leeds U. well together, with the exception Arsenal of the left wing. Lee Kwok-kee Aston Villa... in goal brought off some brilliant Bolton saves Chin Chi-pan was the pick of the forwarded

For South China "B" Lau Man played well at back, --

League encounter played on the Derby Kowloon Football Club ground Everton yesterday.

COLONIAL TEAM”.

S.B. (B)

Grand Total

200 yds. 500 yds. 600 yds. Total

540, (A)

Insp. A. L. Hopkins

31

34

99 43...

530

34

32

31

07

520

31

32

96

513

-31

32

94

512.

31

33

20

93

512

Capt. F. P. Sequeira

32

29

92

7. Hongkong Police Reserve C.C.)

512

Mr. H. L. Langley

31

30

90

8, Non-Descript

507

Mr. T, J. Boulton

33

28

90

P

9. 4th Submarine Flotilla "B"

504

P.O. J. C. Swan

32

35

90

10. Middlesex Regiment ...

499

31

(A) denotes winner of the "Affiliated Club Match" Cup.

S.B. (A)

45

44

128

goal

REVOLVER COMPETITION

.36

48 120

Series I Series II Totals

33

41 116

1. Sgt. W. A. Tansley.

18

38 (V)

Mr. W. K. Gillman

38

41

38

115

2. L8, K. C. Hoo

17

15

32 (L)

Cpl. WR. Nunn.

37

40

38 115

3. Sgt. Gowans (H.K.P.)

21

11 32

Pte. J. Scott

34

36 114

4. Sgt. A. C. Chan

14

-17

31

Pte. D. M. Bim

35

112

5. Major 8, White

18

5 23

Bgt. R. Kane

37

112

18

5

21

Pte. T. E. Wood

30

36

111

7. Cadet B, M. Bateman.

2

8

Cpl. Maghar Singh

31

29

103

6. 2/Lt. Dawson (1/Midx.)

Lt. A. J. Le Seelleur

P.O. H. Richards

L/Cpl. W. Henderson Major D. L. Campbell

GRABESSERE

38

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19 8 6 5 29 15 22 19 94 6 42 31 22 19 7 7.5 28 28 21 1993-7-35-35, 21 19 6 7 0.24 20 19 19 8 3 8 31 29 19 19 8 7 29 27 19

P. W. D. L. F1 A. Pts.

20 13 4 4 42 21 21

17 10 6 1 40 15 26 Doncaster... 18 10 5 3 40 23 25 Oldham ...... 10 11 2 641 29 24' Bradford C.. 19 10 3 6 38 21 23

18-10

17 37 27 21

18 8 4 6 31 29 20

199 2 8 37 37 20

17 8 3 6 40 35 19

N. Brighton.. 19 8 3 8.26 33 19 177 46 41 35 18 Rotherham... 19 9 10 37 33 18 Wrexham 19 8 1 10 29 42 17 Crateshead 18 6 4 8 34 31 18

10 7 2 10 40 40 10

18 7 29 28 40 16. 18 55 8 16 23 15 Darlington.... 17 6 3 2 33 48 15 18 5 42 32 46 14

-19 5 4 10 25 35 14

Hartlepools... 18 5 3 10 -21 33 13

Accrington... 19 1. 4 14 14 48 6

“THIRD DIVISION (SOUTH)”.

Newport

F. W. D. L. F. A. Pts..

18 12 4 2 28 B 28, Crystal P.... 17 9 5 2 33 20 25 Aldershot.... 18 8 6 3 24 17 24. Reading 19 7 831-23 22: Swindon...... 17 9 3 5 30 22 21 Queen's P. R. 17 等 5 5 36 24 19 Brighton

..... 18 8 3 7 30 28 19 Northampton 18 9 3 7 28 28 19 Watford ...... 18 6 6 6 25 25 18!" Notts County 17 8.5 8 25 22.17- Cardia

17 8 5 8 26 25 17 Bristol C... 18 6 5 7 29 33 17. Mansfeld 17 6 6 6 23:32 17 Port Vale...... 17 6 4 7 23 25 16 Southend 17 847 30.31 16) Exeter

18 0 4 8 27 39 16° Clapton O... 17 4 7. 8 19 23 15. Bournemouth 17 467:17 22: 14 Bristol R... 18 3 69 19 22 12- Ipswich 17449 16 25 12 Torquay Walsall

17 4 4 9 17 27 12 · 17 24 11.14 29' 8) “SCOTTISH LEAGUE 18T DIV.”: P. W. D. L.F. A. Pts..

Rangers 21 14 4 3 74 37 32:

Blackpool 19 6 6 7 27 30 18 Portsmouth 19 6 8 7 21 30 18 Sunderland... 19 658 25 29.17 Leicester....." 20 5 7 8-28136–17 Celtic ..

20 12 5 3 68 27 20 21 12 2 7 44 39 26 Play opened with end to end Stoke 19 5 7 7 27 37 17 Partick

Hearts

21 18 1 7,58 40 24 play, Yeung sent a ane drive Mchester, U. 19 5 6 8 25 28 16

Queen O'S.... 21 10:4 7 39-39 24 towards Lee which the latter went Huddersfield 20 6 4 10 28 33 16

Kilmarnock Preston N.E, 1964 9 23 30 16

21 9 6 6 39 41' 24. full length to save,"

19 6 3 10 32 39 15 Chelsea ......

Hamilton 2111; 28, 39, 42. 24° Chin Chi-pan on the other end Birmingham, 20 6 2 12 31 36 14 ̈Aberdeen ... 21:10 38 40. 37 230 tested Tam with a easy shot, Tam Brentford... 10 5 4 10 24 41 14 Motherwell... 21 10 3 8.52 46 23: fumbled and almost resulted in a

"SECOND DIVISION.”

Hibernian. 21 10 2 9 56 39 22: P. W. D. L. F. A. Ptà. Clyde..... 20:10 19:44 41 23 Wan Shul-ying and Chin Chi-Blackburn 20 12 2 6 48 27 26 Falkirk 21 85 8 34 42 21 pun netted for Kwong Wah..

West Brom'... 20 12 26 54 39 25 St. Johnstone 21 84 9 43 48 204 Shefeld U. 19 10 8 3:33 20 25 Ayr U......... 21 7 4 10 39 44 18: In their second división encoun- Newcastle.20 11 3 6 39, 25-25 Third Lanark (20-6 5o 9°46 56 17° 20 0 6 6 34 24 24 St Mirren... 21 8 5 10 32 44 17 ter with Royal Engineera, Kwong | Fulham

by five goals to all. Coventry 19 10 4 5 20 24 24 Wah won

| Queen's Park 20 6 3 11 32 45, 15- Chow Wing-hon (2), Lok. Wing- Tottenham... 19 8 6 5 34 28 22 Raith Rovers 21 5 1 15 34 57-13.

Albion kean, Henry Young and Lau Fook-Sheffield W. 19. 8 5 8 45 33 21 ohenk netted the goals.

Arbroath M'chester C. 19 8 3 8.45 39 21

SAPPERS LOSE

"

21 4 3 14 32 57 11.

21 3 5 13 23 49 11