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SATURDAY'S LEAGUE RESULTS.
London, February 7.-Following are the results of suatelies played to-day in the English leagues and of the results of the second round in the Scottish Cup.
English League. -Division I. Hiraingham... Leeds ..... Blackburn...... I Arsenal Bulion ........
3 Cardiff C. Huddersfield - 4 Aston Villa Liverpool.... Everton Newcastle...... 4 Notts. For. Notto, C. 4 Sunderland... Shefield
Burg.... Tottenham... 2 Preaļun
W. Bromwich 1 Burnley
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1925.
THE A VIATION TRAGEDY.
--
FUNERAL OF THE LATE
MR. R. EARNSHAW.
The funeral of the Into Mr. Reginald Earn tow, postponed from Friday, took place at Happy Valley on Saturday morning, a large number of deceased's one time col- leagues from the Hongkong Police being present at the graveside. The body
aerorded mili- tury honours and firing party 1 from the East Surrey Regiment www present. The body was borne from the Victoria mortuary on a 1 gun corringe by a detachment of Water Police, the coflih boing Odraped with the Union Jack. At 4 the graveside three volleys were
West Hum 4 Manchester G. 6 tired and a bugler sounded the
Blackpool Bradford Chelsen Derby..... [full Folcester
⚫ Division II.
Manchester
1 Barnsley
1 Coventry....
1 Southampton..
A Middlesboro'... i
0 Wolves
o Wednesday
Clapton...
Portsmouth 3 Fulham South Shields 3 Port Valo Stockport 1 Crystal Pal.
0 Oldban Stoke
Division III (South). Hournemouth. O Plymaith Brentford, I Norwich C. Hristol .. Exeter Gillinghom
1 Southend
1 Watford
1 Bristol C...
1
Luton.....
2 Swindon
Merthyr, Millwall.
2 Queen's Park..
# Aberdere
Newport, Reading....
u Brighton
D Charlton
2 Northampton..
Swansea
Division 1 (North.) Ashington...... 6 Walball..
Barrow...
Lincoln
Darlington...... 3 Wrexham.....
Doncaster
Buchar Orim-by
Hortlepools
Noleon
1 Crewe
1 Bradford
4 Accrington
1 Chesterfield
ย
4 Tranmere
New Brighton 3 Halifax... Rochdale
Wigan
4 Rotherha
2 Southport
Scottish Cup.
Clyde.
4 East Stirling.
2 Alloa
Kilmornuck... 2 Hearts Arbroath Hamilton Celtin. Dykebend. Montrose Airdrie
Furtick
Punee
Armadajo
Pechles
# Rungen...
4 Queen's Park
5 Dundee,
2 Lock Gelly...
Aberdeen
1
11
1
Last Post after the commitment sentences bad been pronounced.
The service was conducted by the Rev. G. E. Arrowsmith, of St. Andrew Kowloon,
Mr.Ciado Earnshaw, the brother of deconscit, was at the graveside, as chief mourner, and among others who attended were Mr, T. N. Mae Reynolds (repesout- ing tho Ex-Activo Service Men's Association), Mr. P. P. J. Wode house (Deputy Superintendent of Pulicer, Me. William George Bon- 1ter, for the Abbot School of Avin- tion), Inspertar Reynolds and a rotachment of Pulion, Roverin officers and ranny other friends,
At the conclusion of the cere ny, members of the Hongkong police present paid their last token of respect by themselves filling in in the grave of their lute comrade, and afterwards it was completely covered by the many floral tributes to a great height.
Among the LEV beautiful floral tributos placed on the grave wero from Mother, brother Claude, Edith Sister,) Abbott School of Aviatan, Sergeants' Mers, Central Police Statico. Duro Motor Co Ex-Arcive Service Mou's Associa tion. Kui Tuck Motor Bus Co. Ltd., Lads of the Water Police Police Station, Shum Shui Po Btation. Sergeants Mess No. 7 Polico Station, Kowloon Cricket Club, Victoria
Staf. Gaul European Revenus Officers, Staff, bronch pris Lai Chi Kok, Mr. and Mrs. N. Abbott, Mr. and
1 Mrs. E. Mato, Mr. and Mrs. Augus, And Mrs. Barrett, Mr. and Mrs. T. Ard, Mr. W. G. @Buater, MB C. Barnett, Copnic, M. Cationses, Mr. 11. Cooper, fr. H. Ching, Mr. and Mrs F. C. Clema, Mr. E. 1. S. Bacies, Dvin, Mr. J. C. Fletcher, Mrs. J. C, Fnera, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Hollands, Mr. F. 0. Herridge. Mr. V. M. Hast, Mr. M. 1. 2 Dumbarton ... U‡), R, Jelinstone, Mr. ◊ Boness
Keenahan. Mr. H. Kong, Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Lawrence, Mr. G. fl. Hiberninas Thin Lanark 1 Lasen, Mr. D. Lewig, "Les' "
Vale of Leven 2 Solway Star... St. Mirren...... I Ayr. Motherwell 2 Arthurlic Royal Albert... 1 Broxburn Falkirk
Kaith
. . . . . . . .
Scottish League. 199
--Reuter.
Mrs. Movintosh. Mumford and Watkins, Mr. C. M. MeDuould, Mr. and Mrs: Mason, Mr. B. L.
AUSTRALIAN CRICKET.de H. Moore. Mr. J. Nettleton.
M.C.C.' FINE START.
Mr. J. 11. O'Brien, Mr. A. A. Paico, Mr. J. L. Parren, Mr. B. Potherain. Mr. and Mrs. 3), Melbourne, February 7-Rain Pouples, Mr. A. G. Pile and family, delnyel the alert of the match Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Russell, Mr. between the M.C.C. and Victoria Mrs. I. 1. and Miss Robinson, The visitors scored 500, Heurne Mr. and Mrs. A. Reynolds, Mesere. making 1988, Whysal 60 and Bryan 5. fronmanger took five wickets for 18 and accomplished the bnt trick, tak ng the last three wickets with successive balls. Victorin had #cored 95 for the loss of cne wicket when main stopped play.- Denter.
CRICKET.
Rich and Harrison, Mr. H. A. Rodgers, Bill Routley. Frank Brett Bill Simpson, Miss J. and Simpson, Mr. D. O. de Silva, Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Stainfield, Messrs. Y Mr. C. C. Stark. Swanston and 4, Allan, Mr. and Mra. Tollan and family, Mr. To Tiun-un, Mr. Tsa Chi-on, Mr, J. S. and Mr. J. Willes, Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Witchell, Mr. R. C. Wilson, Mr. L. H. Whunt, Migu Olndyn . Woolley, Mr. Wong Kwong-tio and Mr. H. Yee Young.
BOXING.
S. AFRICAN TEST. Johannesburg. February -The weather was shewery here to-day! when Mr. Joel's team continued the match with South Africa, but 4,000
woro present.
New York, Feb. 8.-Hie suspen- South Aftien #cored 13:3, of sion by the National Boxing As- which Susskind made 53. The sociation and the State Athlet: visitors
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EARLIER TELEGRAMS.
THE RETURN TO GOLD STANDARD.
London, February 8.
In an article in the Observer favouring the return to the gold standard, Mr. Philip Snowden, the ex-Chancellor, says that it seems not improbable that the present margin of needed recovery to bring sterling to parity with the gold dollar will be covered without deliberate Government interference, but there will not be stability In the recovery without the fulfilment of three conditions, namely, the removal of the embargo on god, the free minting of gold at a standard price, and the covertibility of the paper pound.
All the dangers and uncertainties of unstable eurrency will remain if steeling reaches par, unless it is permanently stabilised by being placed on a gold basis.
Mr. Snowden admits there are risks, but is of the opinion that they must be borne for the sake of the besefts which success will bring in the stabilisation of currencies. There is no need to wait for the rectification of the trade balance, he states, since stabio cur- reney is one of the essentials of a healthy state of trade. Mr. Snowden imphasises the Importance of co-operation with the United States and belleves, that England's example will result in a general réturs to the gokl standard-Reuter,
STILL THE SINGAPORE BASE!
London, February 8. Right Hon. L. C. M. S. Amery in a speech at Liverpool, refer ring to the Singapore Base, said, "At Singapore, we stand on the late that carries all the shipping of the Far East. Clearly it is a dre: Influence on the peaceful security of the Empire that we should be in a position to guard that shipping. If we de no, our action is not aimed at any other Power, least of all at an old and faithful ally, towards which, to-day, our, goodwill and friendship are as strong as they ever were."-Reuter.
M. C. C. CRICKETER INJURED.
Melbourne, February 8.
J. W. H. T. Douglas, the well-known cricketer, touring with the M. C. C. Seam in Australia, experienced a narrow escape from death in n ́motoring accident last night. The motor car, in which| Douglas was returning at midnight from a banquet given in honour: of the M. C. C. team, collided with another vehicle. 'A mun named Baker, a leading Melbourne sportsman, who was driving the car, was killed outright. The only injury sustained by Dougļas was 5. bruised ellow, which is not serious-Reuter.
THE MANDALAY RIOTS.
Rangoon, February 7.
In connection with the Mandalay riots in August, when twɑ policemen, and a prțeat were killed, and several, including a police superintendent, were wounded, eleven men, including two Buddist monks, one of whom is a prominent lender of the Nationalist Boycott) Council, were to-day sentenced to rigorous Imprisonment, ranging] from one year to nine years. Ottuma headed the procession, and his refusal to alter the route occasioned the riots-Renter,
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FAR EASTERN ATHLETICS.
RECORDS BROKEN IN MANILA.
Moallo,
February 8.--For Ensteru records were beaten in the following Olympie elimluations: Broad jump, Rivera, twenty-two foot, six inchoa; Bligh jump, Itaro, David and Divini Oracio, five feet ton inches; 110 metro hurdles, Nionnor, sixteen seconds;
300
metro hurdles, Abiora, twenty fivo and, four fifths seconds.-Beuter.
ROWING.
CREWS FOR MANILA CHOSEN.
The team to visit Manila to row for the Royal Dongkong Yacht Club against the Manila Boat Club hoo been selected and they will losvo for the Philippinos on February 28. The crows are.-Fours.-R. M. Jack (str.), C. Bishop (No. 3), B. * Rosmusson (No. 2), C. B. Easter bronk (bow),
Pairs.-. C. Groves and G. 3. Robertson.
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fours. for the pairs and Hongkong luns boca unable to send anyone for the single sculls.
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