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SPORTS

Coulson's And H.B. RACING RESULTS Club Draw With Weakened

Billiards And Darts

BILLIARDS ·

The following are the results to date:-

O, and P.O.R.C, 1:-Morgan [1.

• Davies 150. Hawkes #8,

Dockyard Rec, Club :-Lewis 150, Marsh 73. Jackson 150.

RAF. Srls, Mons :---Willums 150, Harrison 150, Aikman 107,

Garrison Sgia, Mese "B" 1:- Chalcraft 105. Cullimore Stokes 150.

104.

Naval Police 2:-Whelan 49, Bel- lamy 28, Brown 80.

Taikos Club :-Munro 36, Hil- lon 16, Chalmers 36.

Hongkong" Police 3:-Ellis. 51, Pope 46, Bradsell 48.

Continued from Page 2

146. (R. M. Wood); Zero, 153 (M. F'. L. Haymes).

Betting

Win.

Place.

Bistre Chatterbox Desert Star

109

214

126

Double Chance

112

Estover

1,155

1,218

Gold Coin

472

597

Night View

439

421

Plain View

The Leopard

236

*287

The Tigress

This Time

261

S78

RE Sgts, Mess 3:-Lowe 94. Ro- gers, 55, Brannon 59.

Valorous

West Lake Zero

271 358

369 515

Total

3.752 4,480,

H.B. Club 2:-Custäho 51, Low 49, Marcel 38.

Garrison Sets, A" 1:-Rogers

6.0.0.1:-Kitchell 150, Zimmer 24. Dumville 28, Harden 44. 114 Hongsling 121,

Dockyard Rec. Club 2:-Jackson

108, Marsh 150. Lewis 150.

and P.O.R.C, 6:-Nott 35.

Garrison Sgta. Mess "B" 0:Honeywell 40. West 44. Brown 40, Stokes 65. Chalcraft 25.

Olvif Service C.0, 3:-Jones 150, Grimmett 150, Rakusen 150,

Prison Officers Chab 3:-Hill 150, Gooding 150, Gowland 150.

LEAGUE TABLE.

F. W. L F. A. Pts. Civil Ser. C.C. 6 5 1 14 4 14 RE Sgts, Mess 642 128 12 Naval Police 5 5 0 11 4 11 Prison Officers

Club

6 3 3 H.B. Club... 5 2 3 HK. Police 4 3 1 C. and P.OR.C. 5 2 3 Marcel Dockyard R.C. 5 3 2

Naval Police 8: - Batten 73 Meteer 10%, Roach 115.

Talkoo Club 3:-Gulles cher 124, Main 150,

Hongkong Police 1:

"..

150, Te-

Bradsell

8 7

10 8 10 8

8 4

∙127, Ellis 150. Pope 118.

HB. Club 3-Ng 159, 150, Low 150.

78.

7 8

Garrison Sgts.

Garrison Sgts. Mess “A” Haslem 79, Ward 125. Carden 58.

Mess "A"

5 2 3

7 8

Garrison Sgts.

RE Sxts, Mess 2:-Wellwood 83.

Mess "B" C.C.C

5 1 4

5 10

5 2 3

'5 10

•Mess

5 1

5 10

Talkoo Club... 6 1 5

Highest Breaks G. A Club) 30.

3 15

Low (H.B.

Giden 150, Conenne 150:*

C. and P.0.EC. 1:-Davies 150, R.A.F. Sgts.

Horgan 80 Hawkes 90.

LEAGUE TABLE

P. W. L F A Pts.

Civil Ser. 0.6. 6 6 0 16 2 16

HB Club... 5 50 144 1 14 Dockyard R.C. 4 4 2 10 8

DARTS

"C. and P.0.R.C. 3:-Lang 2, Jen- 9nings 2, Marrie 1, Nott 1, Otway 2. Dockyard Rec, Club 2:-Fenton

-C.0.0.

5 3 2

9 6

Prison O.C.

6 3 3

Taikoo Club Garrison

6 3 3

8 10

5 2 3

7 8

41 3

4 2 2

"gts “A” Naval Police H.K, Police R.A.F. Sgts.

Mess........... 52 3 6

nd P.O.R.C, 5 2 3 RE Sgts, Mess 6 1 5

8 0

4 14

Garrison

Sets, "B" "50 5 1 14 Flighest Break, F. Jones, (C.S. G.O.) 57.

SNOOKER

C. and F.O.R.C. 1:-West 26 Weight 25, Honeywill 68

Dockyard Rec. Club 2:-Smith

65, Foreman 35, Fenton 45.

0. Mitchell 0, Foreman. 2, Kemlsey 2. Bottle 1.

R.E, Sgts. Mess

Davis 2, Dobson K. Goodwin 0.

3:-Barlett 2. Welford 0.

C. and P.OR.C." 2:-Opway 1 Nott 0, Jennings 1. Lang 2, Mar- rie 2.

Prison Officers Club 3:-Marvin 2, Hodge 2, Foster 1. Grant 1, Ash- by 2.

„Naval Police 2:-Pringle 0, Mc- Ateer 1, Mundy 2. McGue 2, Coles

LEAGUE TABLE

P. W. L. F'. C. & P.O.R.C. 5 3 2 12 13 12 R.A.F. Sgts..

BACE SIX

Laughing Girl (favourite) and Scenic View (second in demand) were quickly away followed by Sunlight Vlew, At the Rock Clowner (least fancied) displaced Sunlight View, and, though going well. was unable to catch up with Laughing Girl and Scenic View who finished in that order with a neck between them, Clowner finished third a neck behind Scenic View. Guinness Time and Salvage Master, finishing strongly. were fourth and fifth respectively 6. Gorbals Handicap-2nd Section (6 Furlongs) Fan's Laughing Girl, 158 lbs.

(Mr. S. C. Liang) Lan's Scenic View, 168 lbs.

(Mr. C. Pih) Mr. J. G. Whittaker's Clowner.

144 lbs. ... (Mr. Ip Kul-ying) 3 Won by a neck, the same be- tween second and third.

Time: 1.29.1.

Pari-mutuel:-

Winner: $15.50.

South China Soccerites

Displaying unusual form, the "Club XI, a team normally much weaker than the South China “A”, were able to keep the spectators interested when the two teams met on the Club ground In a First Division" League Football game on Saturday. The play was generally on an equal | wat; Yeung Tse-tsong,

foɔbag, as indicated by the score Kim-faf" and Tse Kam-hung: Tin 1ó! z goals to I la favour of the Pung-fat, Lau Fook-chuen, Lee Chinese, who felded a slightly Yan-leung. Cheat Sher-tam and weaker team, without Lee Wal- Wong King-chang,

tong and Lau.Tau-man.

KOWLOON-Smith: Everest and South China "A" took the lead Uirich; Dawes, Bliss and Eastman; after 20 minutes of play, when Ip Knox, White, Williamson, Jackson Pak-wab netted a goal from a and Bell,

Saturday's

push-on by Odell, Club's goal- keeper. Lai Shut-wing soori follow- ed with another goal. Shortly scorers were:- before half-time: Fowler managed

to score the last point of the game Club

Scores were nil during the second halt, though many attempts were made.

The teams were:- Club-Odell: Bone, S. Strange; McEwan, Forrow, E. Strange; Bond Scott Fowler, Lodge, Morrison

S. CHINA "A"-Tam Kwan-kon: Mak

Shut-hon, Soang Ling-sing, Leung Wing-chui,

Lee Tamsan Yeung Ful-wang; Tang Kwong sum, Ip Pak-wah, Fung King- cheong, La Shul-wing, and Lau Chung-sank.

SAINTS-MIDDLESEX DRAW

managed to draw with the Middle- At Boundary Street, St. Joseph's

sex XI, a team stronger in many respects.

The score, as it stood, was by

1 no means a true indication of the

play. It was, to a high degree, aj one-sided game as the ball was kept in the Saints' half of the neld most of the time.

Places: $7.10, $9.40, $14.40.. Also ran:-Advancing Time, 163 lbs. (R. M. Wood); Guinness Time, 158 (C. Encarnacao); Salvage Mas- ter. 143 (D.- Black); Sunlight View, 154 (Y. T. Fung).

די

Betting

Advancing Time Clowner

Win. 850

Place.

633

227

. 281

Guinness Time

482

445

A. Pts.

Laughing Girl ...... 1,367

1,258

Salvage Master Scenic View

I 4 3

Sunlight View

533 868 1.001 592

348 * 352"

Garrison

Sgts. "A" ... 2

0 10

0. 10

Total

4,808 4,227

4 8

B 9

C.C.C. 2: Silina 16, Ladd Lock 58.

40.

Mess

3 2 1 5 9

Dockyard Rec. Club 1:-Mitchel

Prison Officers

RAF. Sgts. Mess 3:--Collins 78, Mess New 70, Willlama 77.

Garrison Sets, Mess "B" 0:-

Pokes 34, Emberson 13. Morries | H.K." Police ... 2 1 1 15.

Naval Police 3 0 3 R.B. Sgts.

51. Edwards 36, Foreman 21.

Garrison Sgts," "B" 1;-Morrles

$1, Bnberson 26, Stokes 15.

RACE SEVEN

The field went past the stands first time round almost in line. Zodiac was prominent in the back Club

3 1 2 5 10 stretch, the field being rather Dockyark R.C. 2.0 2 4 & 4 bunched. Amber I was first into Highest game finish, Gentle the straight, but in the home run Civil Service C.C, 3:-Ebbage 56, (C.P.OR.C) and Chalcroft (GS. | Ajax (a comparative outsider) Strange 61, Bendall 46.

M. 58. Highest score in 3 succes- Robifly (second favourite) and I-Perry sive darts, Sgt. Collins (R.A.F.) Violet Queen (another outsider)

129,

overhauled Amber I

Ajax went on to win easily by lengths, while Rociny and

Prism Officers „Club 32. Grindley 43. Woodward 34.

LADIES TENNIS ENTRIES

The following entries for the Colony Ladies Singles and Doubles

LOCAL YACHTING

RESULTS

St. Joseph's opened the scoring early, and were two goals up at the end of the first half of the Diatch

The soldiers did most of the attacking, and it was the forwards' inaccuracy that was responsible tor the draw.

Teams:-

MIDDLESEX - Drake; Cooper, Sheehan: Freshwater Bright and Wilkinson; Coomer, Pearson, Trit, Saw and Thomas.

ST. JOSEPH'S Tsang: Chung. Bowen; Ribeiro, Hussain and Honnibal; Maher, Castillo, Leonard,

Pereira and Lee.

KWONG WAH'S SUCCESS Kwong Wah defeated the Kow-

1 S, China "A" 2

FULL RESULTS

full

results and

FIRST DIVISION

Fowler.

Ip Pak-wah,

La! Shuri-wing

Kowloon Bell,

Kwong Wah

Lau Fbok-

Yan-leung.

St. Joseph's

Lee Bing-tong,"

Pereira

Middlesex

Talt, Coomer.

Club

chuen, Lee

SECOND DIVISION "A

Kit Chee

Wong Wing chuen.

South China

Chin Chi-tal 2.

·3

Chan Wai-s2Ing

Eastern

Cheng Yin-

kuen 2, Wan...! Bok-ming. DIVISION "B"

2 R.A.F.

Cuthbert 2,

Ho Kar-keung,

SECOND

Kowloon

Santos C. 2.

Bartlett

Kwong Wab

2 Chin Chi-fun, Lau Wing-kui.

Police

Gordon 2, Ferrier.

K.AS.C.

THIRD DIVISION

24th Hy. Bty. 2

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SATURDAY'S

CRICKET

icon F. C. on Saturday by 2 goals 3 DRAWN GAMES

IN SENIOR DIV.

to 1

Score at half time was one all while during the second half o

All three Senior Division friendly the play, Cheuk, Bhek-kam scored cricket matches played on Satur- the winning point for Kwong Wah. day ended in a draw, but the Hong- Kong Cricket Club came very near KWONG WAH-Lee Kwok-kee; to being defeated by Army, and In- Kwok Ping-tong and Lee Kwok-dian Recreation Club were only 24 runs behind Kowloon Cricket Club when stumps were drawn.

Teams:--"

the post three lengths ahead of

FOUR CLEAR WINS In the Junior Division cricket, Portrush. (second favourite) who: was two lengths ahead of Talka-four clear wins were "recorded, rite, Phoenix, finishing in the teating Indian Recreation Club 2nd tive (third favourite!, the favou-Kowloon Cricket Club 2nd XI de-

XI, Club de Recreio 2nd XT defeat-"

Fuck

University beating Central British School, and Diocesan Boys School- beating St. Joseph's College.

Violet Queen dead-heated: for second place, Amber II being & Gallowgate Handicap 2nd Sec-ing Craigengower C.0. 2014" XI- third by 3

tion (From the 11 Mile Post). head. Pumpernickel (favourite) and Strathcarrick Fans' Golden Cow, 148 lbs:

(Mr. C. F. Chiu) · 1 stage and Mrs. J. H. Taggart's Portrush;

158 lbs. ...(Mr. K. W. Fung) 2 Manetta's Talkative, 159 lbs.

(Mr. G. R. Cheape) 3 . Won by

two three lengths, lengths between second and third.

Time: 1.10.4.

Yacht Club's (second favourite) were never in The Hongkong Tennis Championships which are third Corinthian Series and Cham- the picture at any scheduled to commerce this week pionship races over 9.5 miles refinished in the ruck, under the auspices of United Ser-salted on Saturday as follows: vices Recreation Club, have been "A" Class-Started at 14.40

7--Auld Beckle Handicap (1 Mile) Teceived:

Finished Pos'n Pts. Commodity's Ajax, 195 lbs.

(Mr. W. G. Poy) 1 Ellardee's Rooidy, 157 ibe

(Ms. V. V. Neada) 2a Cocoa's Violet queen, 135 lbs;

(Mr. H. M. Botelho) 2. Won by four lengths, dead best. Time: 1.48.4.

SINGLES Mrs. C. H R. Hyde, Miss M Griffiths,

Mrs. Chiu Chun-chlu. Mrs. Sheby Mrs. Marriott, Mrs. Enid Lp-Litton, Miss M. Stokes, Miss J. W, Reeve and Miss J. Greig, Miss R Rumjahn and Mrs. A Hutchinson.

DOUBLES

16.41,31 1 18

Yacht Artemis

(Mr. C. C, Blake) Gull ................. 16.45.07 2 18

(Mr. A. O. G. Mills) True Blue

....... 16.45.44 (Mr. L. Garner) Jean.....

18.48.25 (Col, G. C. Gowlland) Isobel

4 12

16.49.10

Guri

16.50.03 (Mr. S, K. Helberg) Painted Lady ... 16.50.26

(Dr. Dean-Smith) Redshank

Mrs. C. H. R. Hyde and Miss E. (Capt. G. E. Neve) Litton.

Mr. L. R. Andrewes and Miss Ann Tylor.

Miss M. Griffiths and Mrs. Chiu: Ohren/chlu.

16.51.08 Mrs. F. C. Tracey and Mrs. Webb.

(Lt.Cdr. N. 8. Rimington, R.N.) Mrs. J. P. Whitham and Mrs. Penelope

...... 18.51.25 D Marriott,

Mrs N. W. Smeby and Mrs. T.

C. -Kevan,

Mrs. Lade and Mrs. Churchill. Miss B. Harker and Miss M. Stokes.

Mrs. G. C. Burnett and Miss V. Bradbury.

Mrs. Sweeney and Mrs. Knight. Miss Greig and Miss. Mar,

Mixed Classes-Started at 14,50

16.35.441 Owl.....

(Mr. G. L, Eastgate) Allse

18.42.261 (Capt. J. E. Matthews) Eryl....

18.45.27

Pari-mutuel:

Winner: $212.70.

Pari-mutuel:

Winner: $116.60.

Places: $27.70, $18.30, $19.80. Also ran:-Arabian Cat, 145 lbs.!

The best bowling feat of the afternoon was A. K. Ismail's seven wickets for 73 runs for Craigengower against Recreio. while E. F. Fincher's undefeat- ed 79 runs for K.C.C. against Indian Recreation Club was the highest individual innings. Scores

in Saturday's cricket matches were:-

SENIOR DIVISION."

(R. G. H. G. Eyre); Bresay, 161 At Cox's Path, Indian Recreation (M.. F. L. Hymes); Geordle, 150 (R. Club drew with Kowloon Cricket M. Wood); Gog, 145 (0. R. Sadick); Club. K.C.C. 156 or 7 wkts, decl Green Bay, 145 (Chan Ol-wan);((D. J. N. Anderson 25, E. F. Fin- Jack O'Lantern, 150 (G. Trever-cher 79 not out, E. C. Fincher 20, ton); Lancashire Chap, 150 (8. W. A. R. Minu 4 for 57), LRC. 133 for Lee); National Honour, 140 (T. C. 4 wkta. (K. Nazarin 33, A K. Rum- Yuen); National Liberty. 148 Jahn 37, A. R. Kitchell 24 not out.. (Yeung Wing-sing); Phoenix, 153 M. el Arculli 21).

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Tel. 34165

York Building,

HOME SOCCER & RUGGER: SATURDAY'S RESULTS

LONDON, Dec. 3 (Reuter)-The following are the results of the regional football matches played in England and Scotland yesterday:

SOUTH "A" Arsenal 3, West Ham 0. Charlton 2. Millwall 4. Clapton O. 2 Tottenham 1 Crystal P. 1, Norwich 0. Southend 1, Watford 2.

SOUTH "B" Aldershot 1, Bournemouth 4. Brentford 3, Reading 0. Fulham 7. Brighton 4. Portsmouth 4,. Southampton 1. Queen's FR. 3 Chelsea 2.

WESTERN Chester 1, New Brighton 1. Crew 4, Stoke 2. Liverpool 2, Everton 2. Manchester C. 8, Stockport 6. Fort Vale 1, Wrexham 0. Transmere 2, Manchester U. 4. SOUTH-WESTERN Bristol C. 3.. Swansea. 1. Cardif 2 Torquay 2 Plymouth 2. Newport 0. Swindon 3. Bristol R, 3.

NORTH-WESTERN Accrington 2, Barrow 2. Bolton 3. Blackpool 1. Burnley 3, Rochdale 1. Carlisle 1. Oldham 2. Preston 2, Blackburn 0. Southport 1, Bury 2..

MIDLAND Birmingham. 1, Northampton 1. Luton 7, Coventry 0.

Walsall 0, West Brom. A, 2. Wolves 5, Leicester 0.

Places: $40.20, $10.40 (Rooly), $29.10 (Violet Queen).

Also ran-Amber II. 144 lbs. Ip Kul-ying); Discovery Bay, 142 (s. 1. Yuen); Heinz 137 (8. W. Tang); Loquacións, 153. (L. B, Chao); Mag- quarie River, 135 (D. Black); Pum pernickel, 160 (B. A Proulx

(H. M. Botelho); Popular Star, 155 At Chater. Road, Hongkong Cric- Ruby Star, 137 (8 w. Pan): T. W. Chattey); Radium Star, 148 ket Club drew with Army. Army Schmetterling, 142, (E. C. PI: (Hoo Pak-ming); Sports Venture, 195 for 7 wkts, decl. (Capt. D. E. Strathcarrick, 155 (C, F. H. Chur- 140 (R. K. C. Chiu); Sunshine C. Grose 39, Capt. C. E. Godby 28, chill): Tarzan, 130 (Hoo Pak-dusle, 153 (Chiu Ki-fan); Tempest, Egt. G. Denyer 54, Capt. J. F. Law- ming); Twilight Star, 146, (H. J. A. 155 (Chan Hon); Tiny Tim, 150 nce 31 not out, A. E. Perry 3 for Hearne); Zodiac, 134 (A. Trever- (Yeung Wing-kwal); Tribute, 154 57), HK.C.C. 178 for 9 wkta.

(J. (Lo C. Hin); Wild Bear, 140 (Ho E. Richardson 36, L. T. Ride 29, A Hong-ping),

E. Perry 24, Cpl. Murphy 3 for 55, Sgt. Denyer 3 for 48),

not out A. V. Gosano 4 for 44, At King's Park, CraigengowerM. A: Remedios 3 for 9. Cricket Club drew with Club de

At Pokfulam, University beat Recreio. Recreio 146 (J. M. Gosano Central British School by 45 runs. 28. N. Beltrao 28, W. A Reed 25 University 164 for. 5 wkts, decl. (K. not out, A. K. Ismall for 73), Y. Tam 28, W. 8. Gegg 40, N. Bingh Craigengower 30 for 5 wkta. E L 41 not out) CBS. 119 (F. A. Wel- Gosano 3 for 7).

Loquacions...34

(Mr. S. Berg)

Mas F. Dodwell and Miss P. La Linda.......... 18.54.53 Pritchard.

(Mrs. M. I. Johnstone) Maureen....... 18.55.00

(Mr. H. F. Phillip)

Eve

Joss

16.36.24 (Capt. J. Krogh-Moe) ...... 16.56.28

13 3 (Maj. G. T. L. Archer) ||

D.N.F. D.NF.

ton).

BETTING

Ajax

Amber II. Discovery Bay Helnz

Win. Place. 108 144 413

543 379 378

Betting

Win Place.

Arabian Cat Bressay

390

2:35

184

213

Geordie

172

287

Gog

Macquarie River

:94

Golden Cow

193

213

Pumpernickel

다.

1,814 1,262

Green Bay

Rooitly

820

934

Jack O'Lantern

232

295

Ruby Star.........

Lancashire Chap... 135

143

Schmetterling

. 30

49.

National Honour... 33

Struthcarrick

617

605

National Liberty....

74"

Tarzan ....

Phoenix

1,790

1,243

Twilight Star

520

200

Popular Star ... 127

·02

Violet Queen Zodiac

118

210

Portrush

643

364

Radium Star 45

214

291

Sports Venture.

7 2

Total

0,210

4.917.

Sunshine' Susie.

61"

Talkative

Tempest

Tiny Tim Tribute

444

22 .10 230 208

326

121

179

YORKSHIREMEN WIN AT BOWLS The Yorkshiremen's Society beat. the Northumberland and, Durham Association by five shots in a friendly lawn bowls match played at the Kowloon Bowloon Green Club on Saturday...

Results were:

N, and DA Pilman, C. Turpin,

Purvis,

G. Henderson, J.V. Ramsay (Skip),

Hop

Mr.

NL Smith, T. Robson, J. Fraser (Skip), 15; C. Gowland, Dean

(Maj. J. C. L, Yale) Siskin............ 18.45.37 (Mr, D. Humphreys) Collean 16.47.424

(Rev, E. D. A. Staunton) Widgeon

......... 16.49.18 (Mr. K. M. A. Barnett),

Nannette 16.49.48

(Mr. W. Johnson) Championship points are, 4, 2 and 1.

Wilson, 8. Hodge, T. W. Carr (Skip) H. Cooper, Col, Holt, M. N. Raku- 18.-48, it

sen A. Brookshank (Skip) 14; B YB-G, Foster, A. Lisher, L. Parkes, H. H. Mundy. A Jillott,

Rome. 3. G. Meyer (Skip) 19;|Deakin (Skip) 21.—54,

RACE EIGHT

This race, with the largest field of the day, was run in poor light and colours were difficult to dis- tinguished, in a straggling finish, Golden Cow (outsider) went past

Wild Bear

EAST MIDLAND Chesterfield 5, Barnsley.2. Lincoln 3, Mansfield 2.

ler 30, X. V. Lockhart 29, W. 6. Gegg-5 for 44, C. N. Matthews '5 for 25).

JUNIOR DIVISION (TRAN "At Bookumpoo. Kowloon Cricket Club 2nd XI heat Indian Recreation At the DBS., Diocesan Boys' Club 2nd XI by nine wickets, IRC. school defeated Bt. Joseph's Col- 20d XI 91 (A. K. Minu 23, T. Ali lege by 16 runs. DBS. 129" (J. 21 not out, E. Curtis 5 for 14, F. Fisher 53, E. Mazuza 25 not out, Mills 3 for 18), K.C.C. 2nd XI 125 K. Singh, 3 for 37, & K. Khan 3 for 9 wkta. (F. 3. Lay 72 retired, for 13), St. Joseph's 113 (R. Silva 107 G.. A Goodban 31, M. R. Abbas 332, P. Rull 39, Ebrahim 5 for 36,

for 34. F. A. Curreem 5 for 12), Fisher 2 for 9);·

6,104 4,320

At the Valley, Club de Recreio At Sookunpoo, Police Recreation 2nd XI beat Craigengower C.C. 20d Chib drew with Royal Engineers. XI by 58 runa Recreio, 2nd 151 Police R.C. 188 (C. Pope 52, F. For- (HM. Xavier 2 M. A. Remedios rest 33, Set, Shipp 3 for 36, Cpl. 28, E A. BRITOS 25, A. M. Omár 4 Taylor 3 for 66) Royal Engineers for 62, B. R. Trance 3 for 34), Craf- 123 for 4 wkts. (Capt Freeman gengower, 2nd XI 96 kW. K. Way 13 41 8pr: Heath 20),

Notts C. 1, Grimsby 2. " Rotherham 1. Notts F, 0. Sheffield W. 2, Sheffield U. 3. NORTH-EASTERN

Bradford C. 2, Tork 1. Darlington 4, Hartlepools 8, Hull 3. M'borough 0. Leeds 0, Huddersfield 0.

RED CROSS GAMES England beat Scotland at New- castle by 2-1 and at Doncaster, Doncaster drew with the FA, 2-2 SCOTTISH-EASTERN · Aberdeen 6. Stenhousemuir 1. Alloa 5. St. Bernards 0. Cowdenbeath 5, King's Park 2. Dundee U. 5, Dunfermline 2. Falkirk 3, Hibernian 3. Hearts 8, East Fyfe 3. Ralth 6, Arbroath 0. St. Johnstone 2, Dundee 2. SCOTTISH-WESTERN Airdrie 3. Dumbarton 2. Apr 7, Partick T. 0. Celtic 2. St, Mirren's 1 Morton 2, Clyde 1. Motherwell 6. Third Lanark 2. Queen of 8; 4, Albion 2. Queen's Park 3, Hamilton .2, Rangers 4, Kilmarnock 1.

RUGBY LEAGUE

The following matches in the Rugby League were played on Saturday:

LANCASHIRE LEAGUE Barrow 19, Warrington 0. Broughton 6, Widnes 31, Oldham 2, Leigh 2, Rochdale 9. Swinton 14, Balford 10, B. Helen's 5. Wigan. 16. Liverpool 7

* YORKSHIRE LEAGUE Bradford 38, Batley 12.. Castleford 14. Keighley 8... Dewsbury 13, Wakefeld 11. Huddersfield 7, Hull 10.. Hull Kingston 21, Bramley 16. Leeds 13, Featherstone 8.

·RUGBY UNION

Guy's Hosp, $4. Catford B. 11, Rosslyn P. 12, St. Thomas Hosp. 5. St. Mary's Hosp. 15, Aldershot

Com, 3

Bath 0, Bristol 13.

Cross Keys 9. Cardiff U. 'O. Gloucester 23, Anny XV 14, Newport 28, Bridgend 10. Northampton 9. Cambridge U. 6. Oxford U: 37, Harlequins 13. Swansea 6, Aberavon 0. Weston-super-Mare 38, Chel-

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