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|HOME FOOTBALL LEAGUE CRICKET

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SCOTTISH LEAGUE

Albion

Arbroath

Hearts

Partick Raith

FIRST DIVISION

5 Hamilton

1 Falkirk

8 Queen's Park

2 Rangers

0 AFT

SECOND DIVISION.

▾ Brechin

6 Fortar

Montuose

3 Dundee

1 Airdrie

Alion Dundee U. Dunfermling East Stirling

Edinburgh King's Park-' Leith Ath Marton

2 Cowdenbeath Stenhousemuir 2 Dumbarton

unplayed.

5 St. Bernards

1 East Fife

FIRST DIVISION

Everton... Wolves Derby Charlton Middlesbro Aston Villa Botton

די

P. W: D. L. F. A. Pts. 30 20 2 8 59 37-42 30 18 8 6.81.22 40

31 16 7 8 54 38 39 31 15 6 10 56 46 36

31 14.7 10 05 48 35 31 14 6 11 58 43 34 31 12 9 10 58 48 33

Arsenal

31 129 10 38 29 33 31 12.9 10 53 52 33 31 119 11 47 49 31 30 11 8 11 41 45 30 30. 11 8 11 42 50 30

Stoke Liverpool Sunderland Grimsby Brentford 31 12 6 13 45 58 30 Preston N.E 29 10 9 10 41 42 29 M'chester U. 31 9' 11 11 47 52 29 Leeds U. 30 10 7 13 45 54 27 Huddersfeld 31 10 6 16 42 49 25 Blackpool 20 7 16 12 37 52 24 Leicester 31 7 10 14 38 58 24 Portsmouth 29 6 11 12 27 49 23 Chelsea 28 8 5 15 47 59 21 Birmingham 31 8 5 18 47 87 21 SECOND DIVISION

יי

P. W. D. La F. A. Pts. 31 18 3 10 75 48 39 Blackburn Newcastle 31 16 5 10 50 35 37 Sheffield U.. 30 13 11 6 48 33 37 Coventry 30 16 5 8 49 37 37 Sheffield

Wednesday 29 15 6 8 68 48 38 West Brom' 31 15 6 10 74 59 36 30 14 7 9 48 37 35 Felham

30 15 4 11 60 50 34 Luton Chesterfield 30 14 10 50 34 30 13 8 9 50 43 34 Tottenham Burnley 33 13 8 12 41 43 34 Plymouth 31 135 13 43 43 31 Manchester

City

Bury

29 13 4 12 72 61 30 32 10 10 12 51 51 30 Millwall 30 10 9 11 52 41 29 West Ham " 30 11 7 12:54 43 29. Bradford 32.10 9 13 54 68 29 Southampton 31 10 7 14 42 56 27 Swansea 30 8 10 14 35 61 22 Notts F

31 8 8 17 36 71 20 Norwich Tranmere

THIRD DIVISION, "SOUTH"

P. W, D. L. F. A. Pts. 32 20 5 7 50 34 45 32 13 12 7 55 38 38 31 15 7 9 53 37 37

Newport Reading Brighton Crystal

..Palace Queen's Park

Rangers Notts C.

Swindon

Watford

Cardiff

29 9 1 19 32 69 19

32: 4 5 23 33 82 13

29 14 87 50 37 36

8 8 12 30 41 24

29 12 9 8 57 38" 33 29 14 5 10 42 32 33 30 13 7,10 57 48 33 31 13 7 11 48 39 33 30 12 8 10 44 43 32 31 12 8 11 48 48 32 Bristol C. Aldershot 30 11 10 9 36 46 32 Northampton 30 135 12 44 42 31 Exeter

30.10 9 11 51 64 29 Southend 28 10 7 11 44 49 27 Torquay

28 9 7 12 32 41 25 Bournemouth 28 Mansfield 30 & 14 32 55 24 Bristol

Rover's 30 7,9 14 36 39 23 Ipswich 2879 12 33 40 23 Port Vale 29 9 5 15 28 44 23 Clapton O. 29 7 8 14 34 41 22 Walsall 30 6 7 17 35 51 19

THIRD DIVISION "NORTA”

P. W. D. L F. A Pts. 32 23 5 4 75 28 51 Barnsley Doncaster 30 14 11 5 52 34 39

KOWLOON AND RECREIO TIE BIG MATCH

Fighting Finish To League: Indians' Sporting Loss

MOST IMPORTANT GAME ON THE CARD, and one which might have practically decided the destination of the senior cricket shield, the match between Kowloon Cricket Club and Club de Recrelo, played on the former's ground on Saturday, "resulted

in a draw.

The position, therefore, remains unclarified and one of the ...best finishes to the senior cricket league for many years past is

Assured.

CRICKET TABLES

Another very good game, one in which both sides played sporting cricket throughout, was that be- tween the Hongkong Cricket Club and the Indians at Chater Road, In particular, the Indians deserve K.C.C.

Recrelo special mention.

TO DATE

LEAGUE I

P. W. L. D. Tie Pls. 8 4 0 1 1 14

5 3 0 1 1" 111

MONDAY, MARCH 6, 1939.

FOREIGN MAILS

HONGKONG, MONDAY, 6th MARCH 1939, 9:30 AM.

CERTIFICATE OF FOSTING ・・・

With effect from 1st March, 1939 the fee for a Certificate of Post- ing for an ordinary letter will be 2 cents.

Registered and Ordinary 'mall (not Insured or Parcels) will be ac cepted for Canton and despatched as circumstances permit.

Ordinary letter mail only for West Kwangtung, Kwangsi, Sge- chwan, Kweichow and Hunan will be accepted at senders' risk.

Letters and Postcards for Europe (except Great Britain and Fire). and South America are forwarded “via. Siberia" it so superscribed. INWARD MAILS

From

Java and Manila, Haiphong and Hoihow.

Japan. Japan Shanghal

Straita

Tjinsgara Kanchow..

Talma.... Rheinland..

................ Patroclus.

Air Mail by ""Pan American Air-

Per

Due

6th Mar

8th Mar,

7th Mar.

Vad Heuter,

7th Mar

5 3 1 1 0 10

8 2 1 2 1

62 3 1 0

cisco date. 1st March.

Airways plane

8th Mar.

8 1 3 20

Air Mail by "Limperial Airways

6 1.4 0 1

Direct "Service"-London

date, Imperial

6 0 4 20 LEAGUE I

1st March.

Police

7 5 2 0 D 15

6 4 1 1 0 13

Calcutta and Straits..

7 3 0 4 0 13

Nary

Set 189 runs to get in just under HK.C.C. two hours, they were always bat IRC.

ing the clock as well as the Club bowlers, After a minor collapse,

C.S.C.C. a. afth-wicket partnership gave Army When C.C.C. them a sporting chance. they were within striking distance, however, some more wickets fell, but the last reliable batsman on the side went in with instructions Recrelo

K.C.C. to get the runs or get out..

University EK.C.C.

He got out, the rest falled, and they lost by 12 runs. But rame it was that kind of A that, though one side takes all the points, honours are actually shared.

Scores fellow :-

First Division

At Cox's Road, Recreio tied with Kowloon Cricket Club: Recreio: 123 (E. M. L. Soares 45 B. D. Lay 4-tor 10, F. Goodwin 3 for 25, R. E. Lee 3 for 60); K. C. C.: 123 for 8 wkts, (D. J. N. Anderson 51, N. A. E. Mackay 36: H L Ozorio 4 for 50. E. L. Gosano 3 for 42).

At Chater Road, H.K.C.C. beat Indian R. C. by 12 runs. HR.C.C.: 188 for 8 wkts, dec. L. T. Ride 28. T. A. Pearce 98, C. L. Pearce 41; A. H. Madar 3 for 49, A. R. Minu 3 for 56); Indian R.C. 176. (A. R. Kitchell 80, FL Owen- Hughes 7 for 54).

At King's Park, Civil Service C. C. held Royal Navy to draw;

Royal Navy: 167 for 6 wkts, dec. (Lt. Walters 53, Lt.-Com. Kennedy 43; Com. Lees 23 not out; F. Baker

7 3 1 2 1 124 7 2 1 4" 0 10

Navy

8 2 2 4 0 10

LR.C.

8 1 2 2 1

0.0.0. C.S.C.C. Army

713.3 0 6

7 0 4 3 0

8 0 5 3 0

Police R.C.: 197 (A. E. Carey 54, J. L Steptens 42: C..W. Haynes 5 for 52 C.A.C.C. Juniors: 89 (G. Ainsile 23; C. Pope i for 21, H. W. E. Heath 3 for 10).

At King's Park, Recrelo juniors lost to KC.C. Juniors by 31, runs.

K. C. C. Juniors: 96 (8. A. Gray 51, G. A. Goodban 22; A. V. Gosano 4 for 33, F. H. Carvalho 3 for 22). Recreio Juniors; 65 (W. L. Mac- kenzie 7 for 17).

At Pokfulam, University lost to H.K.C.C. juniors by 47 rans:

173 (H. J. HK.C.C. juniors; Armstrong 47, H. J. D. Lowe 36: C. H. Teoh 6 for 70, K. L. Ng 4 for 53), University 158 (K. T. Tam 74, J. Fong 37; C. M. Stark 6 for 44, G E R. Divett # for 51).

At Sockunpoo, Navy juniors held Army juniors to a draw.

ways Direct Servics"-San Fran-¡ Pan ‘American

Haiphong

Japan. Straits. Manila

Rabaul:

Japan and Shanghai Manila

Australia and Manila.. Manila..... Straita

Canada, USA, Honolulu, Japan & Shanghai (Vancouver B.C., date, 18th February)

Airways Plane {Ginyo Maru....................

Canton............. Yuensing.... Kutsang........ Tantalus..... Naruto Maru,. Friderin...... Scharnhorst....... Pres. Cleveland.. Taiping... Hulda Maersk ... Hakozaki Maru..

8th March

8th Mar

8th Mar.

8th Mar,

8th" Mar.

8th Mar.

9th Mar.

9th Mar,

9th Mar.

10th Mar,

10th Mar.

Emp. of Japan.......

10th Mar.

Airways Plane Yunnan..

11th Mar.

13th Mar.

Kalayo Maru........ Glenogle

13th Mar. 13th Mar.

Japan, Shanghai and Formosa Kasima Maru........... .................Conte Rosso........

Shanghai

Air bind by "Imperial Airways

Direct Service ”...London data, imperial 4th March

Tientsin and Swatow......................... Straits, Manila and London Par-

cels (London date, 2nd Feb.) | Ajax.. Shanghai shanghai.

OUTWARD MAILS

REGISTERED AND PARCEL MAILS`are closed. 18 minutes earlier ban the time given below unless otherwise stated, and where mails are advertised to close at or before 9 a.m.. registered and parcel malls are closed at 5 p.m. on the previous day.

For

MONDAY

Army Juniors: 206 (Opl, Webb swatow, Chuanchow and Foochow. Sagres,

13 for 51, D. McLellan 3 for 551; 0873, S/Sgt. Goodger 45: Burg. Lt. C.C., 85 for & wkts. dec. (A., Finnie, 3 for 41, Mid. Wood 3

Perry 32, J. Bartow 34 not out).

wkts. (Cdr Clarke 37, Capt. Carless

Per

|Date and Timne

Mon. 8th

3.00 PR

Roz. Ord

5.00 pu

for 79), Navy juniors: 107 for 8

Mr Mad for Imperial' Airways |

Direct Service ”—due 13th March.

London. Imperial

Airways Plan

At the Valley, Army best Craigengower C.C. by 16 ruas: Amy: 130, (Dvz, Logan 42, 8gt.26: S/Sgt. Goodger 4 for 27, P.8.M.

Patterson 3 for 27). Painter 25; P. J. Biltmoria 4 for 51. A. K. Imall, 3 for 55); Craigen- gower 114-(A. R. H. Esmall 32, "A. K. Ismail 20; Pte. Hatfield 4 for

31).

Second Division

At the Valley, Police R.C. beat Civil Service juniors by 108

runs:

At Sookunpoo, Indian R.C. juniors drew with Craigen- .. rower C.C. Juniors,

Indian R.C. Juniors: 178 for 6 wits, dec. (AR, Suffad 88 not out, F. A. Curreer 30, A. M. Omar 3 for 20), Craigengower juniors: 111 for 8 wkts, (C. W. Lam 31; A. Bakar 3 for 35).

· CLUB DE RECREIO BEAT

HONGKONG LADIES

By J.H.F.

A THRILLING HOCKEY MATCH was witnessed at King's de Recreio "A" beat the Park yesterday morning when Club Hongkong Ladies by one goal to all in a Brawn Cup fixture. With 23 points out of 13 games played, their victory has placed them in a strong position at the head of the table, their closest rival, the "Hongkong Ladles, trailing behind with 18 points out of 11: games.

Displaying "marked superiority way for the winning goal, scored Recreto ladies proved by their win by herself late in the second half.. Southport 29 15 8 0 60 35 38 yesterday that their previous suc-On her performance yesterday and

Bradford City

Crewe

Hull. Oldham Stockport Chester

Rotherham

Barrow Halifax

New

31 18 5 10 65,41 37 31 17 2 12 71 47 36 30 15 09 71 55 36 32 18 4.12/55 48 36

30 13 7 10 67 53 33 7.9 05 55.33

29 13 32 12 33 13 515 50 56 31 30 10 10 10 33 37 30

7 13 52 52 31

Brighton 31 12 6 13 48 50 30 32 12 5 15 50 89 28 Wrexham Rochdale 32 11 8 15 71 65 28 Lincoln 31 10 8 12 58 68 28 30 9 9-12 54, 54 27 Gateshead Carlisle 30 11 5 14 52 77. 27 Darlington 31 10 5 16 52 75 25 York

30 B. 1-15, 44 65 23 Hartlepools 31 9 4 18 44 73 22 Accrington 32 3 4 25 34 & 10 SCOTTISH LEAGUE, 1ST DIV.

P. W. D. L.. F. A.Pts 31 22 6 3.100 '48.50 31 17 4 10 88 58 38 29. 15 7 83 43 37 30-18 5 9 77.51 37

Rangers

Hearts

Celtic,

& Beattle

Aberdeen Falkirk Queen

"TANTALUSTM 10 MAR, Frum U.K. vis the Straits

"AJAX"

"EURYBATES

17 MAR From U.K. via the Straits 20 MAR, From New York vis Panama

Specially reduced fares are quoted for cargo steamers with

limited passenger ascommodation

For freight, pamage rates and information apply to

Butterfield & Swire,

Tel. 30333.

Agents,

cess over the same team was no taking into account her consistent form this season, one wonders, at mere fash in the pan,

The Recreio victory came as a the omission of this player from minor surprise as it had been an- the Interport trials

THE-PLAY ticipated that, with the Hongkong

Ladies fielding their strongest alde, Both teams started shakily, DD- they would have a difficult time.viously from stage fright owing to As it turned out, however, the the importance of the match. down first and game was fairly one-sided and Recreio settled that Recreio did not score more narrowly missed opening the ac- goals was due to their forwards' count in this period..

After the change-over the Portu- inability to press home the nume rous scoring opportunities.

guese girls put on pressure and Miss M. Middleton Smith was for the greater part of this ses- outstanding for the lasers and sion had their opponents penned Miss Greig was

also proininent. in their own half. With only a The last named, it will be remem-matter of minutes. left Miss C.. bered, scored four goals when they Silva, following up a shot at goal beat the Seaforth by five goals to by Miss Alves, netted: to give nii on Saturday.

Recreto a well-deserved win.

was very

SOUND DEFENCE

C.B.A BEAT NOMADS The Recreio defence sound, the Intermediate trio being

In a Hongkong Hockey Associa="Į especially outstanding in their tion Tournament match at King's spoiling and distribution.

¡Park yesterday, the Central British The forwards, too, played well Association beat the Nomads Hoc- 31 15 8 10 61 64 38 together and Miss C. Siva gate key Club by four goals to two in

another sterling: display as leader a fast encounter.

South 31 15 8 10 88-51 38 Hamilton'. 32:14 5 13 54 63.33 Kilmarnock 29 12 8 9 58 62 32 Bt."John-

stone

Airmail for Malaya, Java and ̈Âng-! ..

Airways tralia by "Imperial

Sydney Imperial

Direct Service" due 13th March.

Amoy

TUESDAY

Fort Bayard............. Parcels only for Japan'

Parcela only for Straits, Penang, Ceylan Aden, Egypt Marsailles and Londondue London- 12th April......

WEDNESDAY Shanghai, Japan, USA, Central and South America vin Vancou ver B.C.. and (Parcels and Papers only for Canada) due Vancoù- ver B.C., 25th March and Europe (except Great Britain and Eire) Via Siberia, Swatow. Baigon and Bangkok.

THURSDAY

Airmail for Manfis, Guam, Hono- lalu, and U.S.A by the "Fani- American Airways Direct Bervice" due San Francisco, 15th March. Amoy Manila, Saigon, Bangkok, Mauri

tlus, Reunion, Madagascar, Lourenco Marques and (Parcels and Papers only for South Africa via Durban).,

Armall for "Imperial Direct Service”midus, 16th March.

Airways Plane

Tjisalak.........ds Kiungchow.. Kumsang

5.30 PM GF.O.

Reg. 0.00 PM Ord. 7.00 PX XP.O.

5.00 PH

Reg

Ord 5.30 PM GP.O

Reg. 5.00 PM Ord

Tue. Tih.;

7,00

8:30 AM

11.33 M

5.00 PM"

5:00 PM

Patroclus....

G.P.C. & KP.O. Parcels

Wed. 8th.

G.P.Q. & K.P.O Par. 7/8 5.00 PM Reg. 8/3 9.15 AM ·

Emp. of Russia... | Ord. 8/3 10.00 AM Sang..... Kweiyang.

10.30 AM 10,30 AM

Thi. 913

K.P.O. Beg 8th 5.00 PM Ond 8th 5,30 Pu

MAGPO

Pan American Rog. 8th 4.00 PM Airways plane Ord. 9th 7.30 AM Tsinan..

10.30 AM

Ruys

3.30 FK KP.0.

Reg. Ond

5.00 РМ

3,30 PM

Airways London, Imperial

¡G.P.O.

Reg

1,00.

Airways" Plans Ord, 7,00

Hejr Ord.

5.00 PM

5.30 M

Airways Plade

Reg (Oct.

·5.00 P

7,00 PM.

Parools 5.00 PM Reg.

6.00

| Ord 7.00

Fuensang.

Air Mail for Malaya, Java and Aus-

tralia by Imperial Airways Direct Imperial Service-dus Sydney, 18th March. Martia and Parcals only for Ger-

many via, Hamburg

of the attack She distributed the Trailing by the odd goal in three Japari ball well and her understanding in the fist half, the Nomads drew with the two insides payed the level early in the second session.|||

Lanark .31 13 5 13 65 73,31

St. Mirren 31 13 4 14 57.70.30 Partick

Arbroath Motherwell 29 12 5 12 64 63 29

Albion Hibernian -30 12 4 14 62.58 23

Queen's Clyde

29 13 2:14 61 60 28

Park .30 10 7 13- 57 66 27

Raith R

1, Connaught Road, C."

Ayr U.

Third

but the CB.A, came back strongly Bandakan

FRIDAY

29 9 7 13 68 75 25 in the closing stages of the game Parcels and Papers only for Cal- 30 9 8 15 46 61 24 to score two goals in rapid succes-cutta

32 6 7 27 44 68 23ston, 30 9 3 18 50 75 21

5.17 40 71-21

2 20 67.82 20

The goal-scorers were G. E Fowler (2), Dunn and E. Fowler for the winner, and 8. A. Reed and L, Osmund for the Nomads,

Haiphong

Mausznu

Kutsang Canton

7.00€

FIL 10th.

8.30AM Parcels 11.00 AM Papers Noon

Brinted and Published by Henry Lloyd Murrow for the Hongkong Daily Press, Ltd., at Marina House, third floor, 15-19, Queen's Road Central, Hongkong, London Office: 63, Fleet Street, EC4

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