THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER
1994.
ARSENAL AMONG FOURTEEN HOME TEAMS
BEAT
SOUNDLY
BLACKBURN
NEWPORT SUFFER FIRST DEFEAT OF SEASON
GRIMSBY FALL AT SUNDERLAND
Arsenal's big guns were brought into full play! yesterday, when the Woolwich team, pride of London, entertained Blackburn Rovers at Highbury and won by four clear goals. The Arsenal have now scored twelve goals in two matches on; their own ground this season, sufficient indication that they will be almost unbeatable before their own supporters.
FIRST DIVISION.
Ilome teams swept all before; thom in quite a big programme of Arsenal Arat cines matches. In the first Derby division all five homestors secured Liverpool the maximum points, this in-Portsmouth purring the defeat of Huddersfield Sunderland by Derby and Grimsby by Sunder-
Land.
4 Blackburn
4 Huddersfield
2 Manchester C.
1 Middlenbro'
3 Grimsby
League Table.
Goals
P. W. D. L. F. A. Pls. 4 3 1 0 9 2 7 4 3 0 1 10 7 6 4301
As a result Sunderland take the lead in the table, with one point Sunderland dropped in four matches. Man- Wednesday... chester City, among the leaders, Preaton N.E.
Arsenal camo a creppor at Liverpool, the Manchester C. 4 towly Merayalders recording their Everton
Hecond win of the season.
Derby
An interesting "argument" be- Stoko tween Brentford and Fulham, an Middlesbro' the former's ground, went in Birmingham favour of Brentford, who managed Portsmouth to not the only goal of the match. West Brom.
NEWPORT FALL.
Sixteen teams were engaged in the southern section of the Third
Division, which provided some in- tereating results.
Aston Villa Liverpool Grimsby Huddersfield Leicester
Wolves
Leeds
Tottenham Newport, previously holding a Chelsea 100 per cent. record In three Blackburn matches, fell by the wayside in
visiting Bournemouth. The latter,
3 2 1 0 15 4 1. 1
·SECOND DIVISION.
at the time occupying the bottoni Brentford
position in the table, pulled off a surprise victory by three goals to
one,
1 Fulham
League Table.
Renditis were unsuccessful in Brentford. their challenge, to Bristol City. Holton on the Cityle enclosure, losing by Burnley the only goal scored, but Exeter Blackpool returned to best form to obliterate Swapnen Barnsley Northampton by three clear goals. Port Vale Queen's Park Rangers perform Fulham ed smartly in vlaiting Crystal Sheffield U. Palace and winning by, the odd Bradford froal in five, and Chariton gavo Norwich
County further indication, of thoir..poten- Notts
Flymouth tialities by taking points from
Notts Forest Torquay on the Devonshire team's
Manchester U. enclosure.
West Ham Bradford C. Southampton, Oldham Hull Newcastle Bury
CHESTER ON TOP.
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SHANGHAI WATER POLO LEAGUE CHAMPIONS
Rewing Club "A" Team winners of the Shanghai cenior water polo league championship this ORFOR. Standing, left to right:-J. Rafen, Y. S. Turner, W. Vennewitz, W. Naugebauer, 3. Godkin, A. C. More, L. Fabian. Sitting, N. Hammond, D. 3. Raeburn, A. S. Sinclair, P. J. Klink.
PERRY IN THE THIRD ROUND
TO WIN
Ú.S. TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP
ALLISON GIVEN A FRIGHT
MENZEL HARD. PRESSED
Forest Hills, Sept. 5. Fred Perry, English de- fender of the American na- tional singles tennis title, advanced to the third round of the championship to-day, when he overcame Martin Buxby, an American, in three straight sets.
INTERPORT SWIMMERS IN FORM AT E. H. McCauliff of New York, a
NORTH POINT BEACH
MAGNIFICENT RACE OVER
400 METRES
ROZA PEREIRA CONCEDES 10 SECS:
AND IS JUST BEATEN
CHINA ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION
GALA LAST NIGHT
Judicious handicapping resulted in
Aquatie Horse Racing-1, Lo Wal
Hongkong Cycling Club
KEATES'. NEW RECORD
kong Interporters at the Swimming sing and Yuen Siu-ching Exhibition the later hours of the day
Gala held at the China Attiletle As sociation Inst night.
100 Blatres Free Style
were
There were no expected re-! sults during the day but Dr.i prominent tournament player, | sent Wilmer Allison all the way: to win after five sets. McCaulif was trailing throughout, but he gave a very plucky display against a doughty opponent.
Roderick Menzel, the tall Czech was also severaly extended by Ronald Longtin, well known Canadian player, who very nearly took a two acts lead at the start, but was pulled back, and finally lost in four acts."
Menzel dropped the first with- out showing the slightest bit of fight, but he became serious in the second sot, when faced with further reverso,
Willy don Ouden, the Dutch women immer who several times has put new world records in breast stroke
swimming for women.
DEAN IN FORM
PITCHES 24TH VICTORY
GIANTS STILL WINNING
New York, Sept. 5. Dizzy Dean, St. Louis Car dinals pitcher, pitched in his 24th. victory of the season for day, when the Cardinals nosed out Brooklyn.
A shortened programme also saw New York Giants win from Chi- cago Cubs, and Philadelphia Phillies blank our Cincinnati Reds.
PRACTICE FOR SHIELDS. Longtin, made a great offort to
Detroit Tigers obtained the bost anatch this set, and the of Philadelphia Athletic, and both lengthened to 20 games before the St. Louis Browns and Cleveland Czech broke through. After this
set
The Hongkong Cycling Club a magnificent finish of the 400 Metros kuch and Han Yuen-hing: 2. Lam Yau-solected last evening for their Free Style Exhibition by the Hongking and Pang Yuk-pul; 3, Li Kam-seventh weekly time trial, bat as the conditions provalling during by Interporters).1, A. A. Roza; 2, L. distinctly unfavourable for speed Roza Pereira; 3, W. Campbell,
Searching In Blindfold-1. Chan work, only one rider took part the Canadian was a apent force, Indians won, the former overcoming
H.A. G. Keates, who was
and he lost the third and fourth the redoubtable Senatorsk Teo-iai; 8, Too Yuk-kwal; 3. Tamb
fils first speed attempt for a month gets at 6-1 an 6-0. Yuk-chin.
Scores an supplied by Renter, Diving For Plates-1, Kwok Fung was the rider in question,
Frank Shields, America's No. 1 follow. sang; 2, Taoi Ping fan; 9, Lui Kwan- though he was evidently for from
a practice NATIONAL LEAGUE. At his attack on J. Colee' 5-miles ranking player had Roza lau
Polo.-Interporters beat figures Water
successful. knock in disposing of Etherndon,
·R. Was C. A. A. by five goals to two. Starting at 6.10 p.m. the ex-Irish New York tournament player, in Chicago
was off the mark, and turned at 2 equally as merciless against rack went all out as soon as he three sets, and Van Byn was miles in 8m. 90s. The final 2 miles Prusoff of Seattle, whom he beat | were covered in 5m. 11s, to record in straight sets.
Giving W. Campbell a start of ten Beconds and A. A. Roza a start of seven, Lionel Roza Pereira, the Colony's long distance champion, was just pipped at the post by Roza, who swath a fine race throughout. Pereira could not catch up with Róza, but passed Campbell in the last lap.
The Hongkong Interporters engag?
11753ed the C.A.A. In an interesting wY.M.C.A. FUNCTION
0.2 6 6 0 2 0 8 0 2 4 7
4 0 2 2 392
4 0 2 2 0 13 2
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3 0 0 3 4 14 3 0
In the northern section of the Third Division, Chester leapt into the lead with a very decisive Victory over Hartlepools. This
THIRD DIVISION (SOUTH). was Chester's fourth successive win of the season, and they take Aldershot over the leadership of the Brighton division by virture of a superior Beurnemouth
Bristol C. goal average. Darlington, another home team. just pipped Gateshead by the odd goal in throC.
2
polo match, which resulted in a win for the former by five goals to two. The goalscorers for the Interporters were Fullagher (2), Roza, Campbell and C. E. Roza Pereira,
Results were;_____
Chinese Section Beats The European.
very
The scores which wore cabled
SECOND ROUND.... FJ. Perry. (Britain) beat Martin Buxby (U.S.) ` 6-3, `6-1,
6-4
a finishing time of 18 mins. 46 secs. to beat record by 49 seconds and average 21.70 m.p.h. This is the by Reuter, follow. -At-Bridge's Street last night, the fastest average recorded in the 50 Metres Free Style-1, Kwok Chinese Y.M.C.A. defented the Euro Fung-sang; 2. Young Man-kit; 3, Ng pean Y.1.C.A. in a Swimming Meet series of time trials to date being by 27 points to 21. Some good swim 4/100 m.p.h, faster than the same Kwan-ping,
MID-WEEK RUN. 200 Metres Handicap for Children. ming was, seen during the evening, rider's 10 miles figures, 01, Lau Po-riu; 2, Chan Yuk-kin, 3, H. G. Lange winning the 220 Yards
Despite the shortness of the Free Style and the 100 Yards Free 1 Lau Po-leung.
distance Keates finished in a sorry (Open to Style, Metrea Medley
A return meeting will be held on state, and was only able to resumo 3 Colony)-1, Kwok Chun-hang (S, C.
A. A.): 2. Chan Ki-chung (3. C. Wednesday. next at the European the return trip after a considerable
Y.M.C.A.
rest. The timekeeping was, as 6A. A.); 3, Chan Ho-fook (C. B. C.).
Resuits follow! 60 Metres Froo Style (For Novico Swimmers)-1, Ma Yat-kwong: 2, Yung Fan; 3, Cheung Yat-seng,
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0 3 2 11
0
3 Southend
2 Watford
3 Newport
1 Reading.
Crystal P.
Exeter Swindon
3. Northampton
Torquay
2
League Table.
Goals
Altogether 14 home clubs won yesterday, while two visiting teams annexed the full complement of points. There was not a single Coventry rawit gano in a programme of Newport sixteen matches.
2 Queen's P.R.
1 Bristol R
1 Charlton
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50 Yards Free Style-1, Lo Yuk-usual, admirably carried out by wing (C.Y.M.C.A.); 2, H. G. Lange Mr. E. Munns, the oficial timo- 100 Metres Handicap (For Girls). (HY.M.C.A.); 3, Chan Lai-nam (C.Y. kroper and vice-captain of the
Club. P. W. D. L. P. A. Pts.-1, Wong King-kam; 2, Chan Yuk-M.C.A.). Time: 28.4/5 secs.
king: a, Tao Yuk-kwai,
1 0 0.0 6 430
1 10 4 0
Charlton
4 3.0 1 9 6 6
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120 Yards Medley Relay (Back
There was rather a poor at- 100 Metres Back Stroke-1, Young Breast and Free Stylos)1 Chinese Man-kit; 2, Lam Yau-ting:. 3, Fung Y.M.C.A. (Taam: I. K. Yeah, PK Litendance on the first mid-week run and Y. W. Yeung); 2, Europoin Y.M. of the Club, under Mr. E. Munns, Yo-wal.
60 Metres (Members of Ambul-C.A. (Team: F. J. Anslow, W: F Kerr which left the Victonia Pler of the min. Vehicular Ferry at 2 p.m. With ance).-1, Cheng Ching-luen; 2, Fung and E. F. Selk). Timo: 1
the heat at over 90 degrees and a 15.-3/5 secs. Ying-sing: 3, Fung Yo-wai.
Long Plunge1, W. Schreuder high percentage of humidity, the (E.Y.M.C.A.); 2, H. F. Lange (EY.M. Dret of these Island spine was not C.A.): 3, Wong Shiu-chl. Distance 52 a comfortable proposition, and the feet 7 inches.
Brighton
0
4
Swindon
4
Queen's P.R.
4 2 1
9 8
3
4
Reading
Millwall
Bristol C Crystal Pal Northampton
Cardiff
Luton Exeter Southend
Gillingham Bristol R Clapton O.
Torquay
Aldershot Bournemouth
Watford
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2 4 0 2
THIRD DIVISIÓN (NORTH)
Hartlepools Cheater Darlington..
Goals
2 Gateshead Lengue Table
Chester
Lincoln
Tranmero
Barrow Wroxham Darlington Stockport
Now. Brighton
Doncastor Halifax Hartlepools Gateshead Chektarfield
York ... Rotherham Mansfield Crown Carlklo Rochdale Southport
Walsall Accrington
220 Yanls Free Style 1 H. G. party were rather glad to reach Langa (E.Y.M.C.A.); 2, Kwok Hon-the dispersal point at Victoria at ming. (C.Y.M.C.A): 3, Kwong K-4 p.m. Though a disappointing made with these foon (C.Y.M.C.A.), Time: 2 mine. start has been
spins it has been decided to con-
44 scen.
100 Yards Breast Stroke-1, Ltinue them, and to run them al- Ping-kwan (C.Y.M.C.A); $, Wong ternato weeks on the Island and Slu-hung (CY.M.C.A.); 3, R. B.Mainland. Next Wednesday's spln Wood (E.Y.M.CA.), Time: 1 min will therefore. loave Jordan Road 22-2/5 secs.
E. Tweedy.
Fancy Diving.-1, E. F. Solk (E.Y. Pler, Kowloon, at 2 p.m. under Mr. M.C.A.) 87 points; 2, Choung Yu hung (C.Y.M.CA.) 76 points; 8, Young Fook-pui (C.Y.M.C.A.) 76 points..
100 Yards Free Style-1, IL G. Large (E.Y.M.C.A.); 2, Yeung Yuk- wah (C.Y.M.C.A.); 5, to Yuk-wing (C.Y.M.C.A.). Time: 65.-2/6 acca.
60 Yards Back Stroke-1, Young In-kwan (C.Y).M.C.A,); 2, Kwok Han 1[ming (C.Y.M.CA.); 3, F. J. Anslow
(E.Ÿ.M.C.A.). Time: 43 secs.
160 Yards Free Style Relay (Teams four)1, European Y.M.C.A. (R.
I. Wood, G. H. Fowler, E. F. Belk and
P. W. D. LE A.. G. Lango); 2, Chinese Y.M.C.A. (L
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0.13 4 B 3.1 0 8 8 7 2 0 5 2 0
92 073
3 0 1 5
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N. Chan, II. 1. Sim, Y. W. Yeung and Y. W. Lo). Timo: i min. 20.-1/5 secs.
HOME
RACING
Lozingaro Easily Wins
London, Sept; 5.
In the Derby Races, the St. Lager candidate, Lozingaro, riddon Gordon Richards, won the Brooders'
C.R.C. Win Tennis
Championship
SENIOR TITLE
RETAINED···
In beating the Indian Recrea tion Club in their last match of the season, the Chinese Re- creation Club "A" team yester day retained the championship of the tennis lengue.
The. Chineno, strengthened by the return of Paul Kong, defeated the I.R.C., by 5% sota to 335 meeting with opposition from H. D. Rumjahn and J. A. Cassumb hoy, who won all three Bats...
The C.R.C., have thus won the
St. Logor by one and a half length A Division title three years in
* Lozingato, carrying top weight of
Dit. Gibs, won easily from hit three succession, and since their parti opponents. 1 price was 1 to 4 cipation in the league have been for the race-Bouter,
champions on tan occasions.
K. Menzel
(Czechoslovakia) beat. R. Longtin (Canada) 2-6, 11-9, 6-3, 6-0 ·
New York
(Moore homered). St. Louis
(Collins and Delancey homered); Brooklyn
Pittsburgh ..... Boston-res
(Hogan homered).
8
11
Cincinnati
(Roy Hansen pitched). Philadelphia,
(Camilli homored):
AMERICAN LEAGUE
F. X. Shields (US) beat Philadelphia Etherndon (U.S.) 6-3, 6-1, 6-3 Detroit
J. Van Ryn (U.S.) beat Pru Washington soff (U.S.) 6-1, 6-2, 6-3;
St. Louis W. Allison (U.S.) beat Dr. E. Boston McCaul (U.S.) 6-4, 3-0, 7-5, Cleveland 4.0, 6.2.
(Trosky homered).
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