1934-10-15 — Page 9

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.

MONDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1934.

MORE ENGLISH FOOTBALL LEAGUE SHOCKS

Arsenal Rout Manchester

City Three-Nil

READING'S BRILLIANT VICTORY

AT EXETER

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2

HOCKEY

SIGNALS DEFEAT ST. ANDREW'S.

IN FIRST GAME.

Royal

Corps of Signals defeated the St. Anfrew's Club by two goals to une on the Police Training School ground. There was no score in the first half. After the resumption, however, the Signals scored through May and Fielding and led by two gonle to nil up to within ten minutes of the end, when E. C. Fincher scored for the

Arsenal gave a typical performance before their own sûp. The first game in the Mamak porters at Highbury on Saturday, when they routed the all-Hockey Tournament this season was conquering Manchester City by three clear goals to assume the played yesterday when the leadership of the first division in the English Football League for the first time this season. The day whs again full of sur-, Coventry incs. Spurs' victory at Sunder-Reading nd. Stokes' successful visit to Brighton ratton Park, Reading's great Crystal Pal in at Exeter and the defent of Swindon lasgow Rangers in the Glasgow inwall

Carlif Indicative of the Bristol C. up Anal are

N'hampton, any upects in form. London had a great day. Their Watford Big Three" won, so did West Torquny am, Charlton and Crystal Palace. Laston ulham drow away and Clapton nd Millwall shared the spolls at ew Cross.

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FIRST DIVISION.

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iverpool

3 Manchester C.

2 Everton

3 Middlesbrough

2 Huddersfield

1 Grimsby

o Wednesday

Preston NE,

6 Birmingham?

• Stoke

1 Tottenham

3 West Brom

ortsmouth

underland

'olven

League Table.

Gouds

renal

underland

Steko

Everton

rimsty

10 5

10 5 3 2 10 10 13

Aldershot

8 14 220 10 6 1 3 23 10 13 106 32 18 10 13 32 28 17 13 32 23 15 13 18 17 16 13 615 13 23 11 14 11 12 16 10

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10

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10

57

10 &

10 4 1 10 4 15 20 19 10 3 3 4 14 14 9 10 4 15 14 15 9 Queen's P.R. 10 3 3 4 14 18 9 New port... 10 4 15 10 22 32 14 19 10 3 2 11 Gillingham

325 13 17 10

17 8 10 2 4 4 12

0 10 2 2 6 11 14

Clapton 0.

Bristol R.

2 Exeter

11

10

9

227 15 26

0

7 92!

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THIRD DIVISION' (NORTH),

2 Southend

Bourne'th.

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0

Carlisle

Crewe

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

41 30 13 14 Janchester, C. 19 6 2 2 23 15 14

10 8 3 22 14 H

10 5 3 2 21 18 43 J-16 12

10 5 3 10 12

Preston N.E. 1954 13 12 12

Vednesday

orby Hrmingham.

iverpool

Vest Brom. Cottenham

Blackbarn

Leicester Wolves

10 4 3 3 19

10 54 18141

10 505152

Doncaster

2: Casteshend

Hartlepools

0 Barrow

3 York

3 Chester

| Accrington

2 New Brighton

Linenta

Chesterfield

Rocfutale

1 Mansfield

Southport

1 Halifax

Stockport

3 Darlington

Tranmere Wrexham

i Walsall

Rotherham

Wrexham

League Table.

Conls

L. P. A. Pus 1 10 9 10 2014 10

1811 16

3 27 12 14

Soluta.

The Saints played hard to obtain the equaliser, but falled. The losers had most of the play, but their for wards did not make the most of their opportunities, whereas the Signals in- dulged in some good through passing

movements,

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Wilfrid Lawrence Does The Trick Again

CREATES FOURTH SWIMMING RECORD IN V.R.C. CHAMPIONSHIPS

W. Lawrence clipped two full seconds off J. R. Johnstone's 1929 record for the 880 yards free style at the V.R.C. on Saturday evening at the Colony Championship meet.

the 100

Lawrence has this year won all Powell and' Mr. Kirman.

25 Yards Egg and Spoon Race.-1. four championships, from yards to the half-mile, and in each N. Martin; 2, D. Sunimers,

100 Yards Club Championship.—1, race has broken the recorda.

Never seriously

in Mr. Sarridge. challenged

covered 60 Yards ladies handicap.1, Misa Saturday's race, Lawrence the distance in 11 mins. 65 2/5 secs... Wilson; 2, Mrs. Penney: 3, Mrs.

South Wales Powell. W. T. Campboil, the Borderera and Army champion, Ruc

fo Yards Girl's handicap-1. Alma reeded in securing second place from Walker; 2, Betty Penney; 3, Lilly Lionel Roza-Pereira, the title-helder, Hickey. by one second. This is the first time beaten Roza-Pereira, Campbelt has

who has held the title for four years in succession, over this distance.

There was a large and distinguishi Martis, at right hack, played a harded gathering at the gala, those pre- sent Including H.E. the G.O.C.. Major game for the Signnis and Austin alge

fienerai O. C. Borrett, and Mrs. Bor- played well.

For the Saints, E.H.P. White and, and the Hon. Sir Thomas Sou-

thorn, President of the V.R.C.

F. A. Brandbridge were good at back, FRIENDLY MATCH,

Kround yesterday in the AINE morning, the Palico beat the Club de Recreio in a friendly match by five goals to one.

YACHT CLUB RACES

PAGET'S SECOND TITLE.

T. Paget won his second champion- ship title when he beat L. Oliveira, the Hongkong University and Shang-| hal Interport trial swimmer, in the 50 yards sprint championship. Paget covered the distance in record time, returning 20 1/5 reca. This is the first time the championship had been won under 26 ACA.

Edward Rozs won the diving event This to register without challenge,

win in succession. This is

Dockyard Derby-1, D. Summers; 2, E. Gaubert; 3, P. Wikon.

Inter-Departmental Relay Race.-- 1, C. C. Dept.

Obstacle Race.-1, P. Wilson; 2, D. Summero.

100 Yards Youth's Handicap.-1, E. Gaubert; 2, P. Wilson,

Life-buoy Itacol, P. Wilson: 2, D. Summers; 3. B. Burden.

100 Yards Nott Cup Handicap. 1, Mr. Randall; 2, Mr. Kirman; 3, Mr. Lakeman.

25 Yards Blindfold Race,-1. P. and E. Wilson: 2, Miss J. Wilson Gaubert (Dend heat).

A HOLY WAR

N.-W. FRONTIER REBELS PUNISHED BY RA.F.

Peshawar, Oct. 14. Following the declaration of a

H. S. Rouse Sails Trueerd in itself. He gave a delight-"Holy War" by the notorious Fakir

Blue To Victory

A good race was sailed by Mr. H. S. Rouse in True Blue on Saturday when he won the Royal Hongkong Yacht Club's specia! “A" Class event. Artemis was second being 3 mins, 16 5 3 1 20 11 147 seen, behind the winner at the con-

etasion of the 10.5 mile course. a 22 11 13

Wor The Mixed Dana narrowly 10 6 1 3 26

126 17 13 PAAR 11 7 12 c'lusses Mentorerie Race over the anme 10 4 3 3 18 11 10 4 3 3

Results were as follow:

to

ful exhibition of well-executed dives of Alingar, Royal Air Force planes from both spring boards.

t'onceding 18 seconds in the Ladies -operating with the Chitral Re-

dccasion Column had 100 yards Handicap race, Misa Doris Hunt only Just Enlled to catch Missganise two bimbing expeditions against the Fakir and his bandits. Mavic Roza

The Water Polo match between C. E. Roza-Pereira's team and W. T. impbell's team resulted in a draw

twn goats each.

The Results,

lief

The Air Force bombing followed several sniping attacks by the Fakir on the Relief Column during

It usual march across the frontier and back.

There were no enaualties among KRI Yards free style (Champion- the British troops; but the tribes- -hop. 5. W. Lawrence, Time: men, who were dislodged from the uncle. 65 275 2ees, (record); 2. W. T. positions they had taken up, lost

heat .. Campbell: 8, Dead

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10 3 2 6 20 22

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Rotherham

14 2 4 4 14 2

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York

Middlesbro

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Crewe

2 Bousel.

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Norwich

3 Brentford

4 Oldham

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1 Southport

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1 Botton

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3 Notis Causty

Aberdeen

8 Albion

Chelsea Huddersfield. 10

Barnsley

SECOND DIVISION.

Blackpool Bradford C

Bury

Manchester i Notts Forest Port Vale Sheffield U.

Swanken

West Ham

Bolton

2 Plymouth

2 Bradford

1 Fulkam

2 Burnles

#Newcastle

League Tabiv.

P. W. D. L. P. A. Pls.

2 flyde

SCOTTISH LEAGUE

Hamilton

Hearts

FIRST DIVISION. -

Kilmarneck

•Queen's Park 134 948 neen 0'5th. 10 9 10 6 2 2 20 16 14 :Rangers

6 a 2 20 15 3 St. Johnstone Manchester U. 10 0.0 4 26 16 12 1

Blackpool

Brentford

10

Sheffield U. 10 4 3 3 21 14

I St. Mirren

O Celtic

Dunfermline

2 Motherwell

2 Dundee

1 Airdrie

4 Ayr

GLASGOW CUP FINAL.

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Pereira and A. A. Roza,

Rozn-hvavily.--Reuter Special.

Kuzu-Pereira.

192 channon. L Time: 12 min, sees; old Record-

4. R. ln tome (1929). Time: 11

46 2,5 mees,

100 Yards

ards bienstestruke (Cham-

SPORT ADVTS.

Funship) 1. Kwok Chun-hang Time: THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB,

12 sees, (Rogord): 2, E. M. Marques;;

Pullagher.

The NINTH EXTRA RACE MEET-

Jocs Champion -lam Yiu, Time:ING will be held (Weather Jor is 75 bees; uld record-Kwok Chun-halag at HAPPY VALLEY Litt

1, bong (1982) Time: 77 sees.

Saturday, 20th October, 1934, com

50 Yards free style (Champion-mencing at 2:00 p.m.

1. T. Faget. Time: 25 4/5 secs. Lend Czorio

The First Bell will be Itung at

2, T. Oliveira; 3. T. 1.30 p.m.

1933 Champion.-E. B. Roza. Time:! 2 1. sees,

Diving Championship.-Edward da 6 Raza in eballengers) 8 years in suc-

cession Record).

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17.11.39

Fulham

10

Burnicy

10

Notts Forest 10

5 11 11 4318 11 11 5141 18 12 11 362 18 14 11

Partick

1 Rangers

(at Hampden Park)

Longue Table.

(Mr. 1. Finlay);

Lul

Ktella

Goals

от

0

Port Valo 10 4 3 3 10 14 11

Bradford C. 10

Bradford Barnsley

Burst

Swanned

Newcastle

104

6 5 14 15 10 11 43 13 16 10 10 4 24 17 22 10 10 5 0 5 11 10 10

Southampton .10 1

Oldham

Hull

Norwich

10 3 3

4 10 16

10 4 0

0 21:25

3 30 17 8

10

3 2 6 12 25

10

3 1 6 15 21 7

10 2 2011 16

I

4 6 15 24 5

Plymouth. 10

Notts County 10

2 7 10 22

THIRD DIVISION (SOUTH).

Aldershot

Bristol C. Cardiff

Crystal Pal Exeter Millwall Newport

Queen's PriE,

Swindun

Torony Watford

Charlton

0 Luton

3 Gillingham

O Brighton

2 Coventry

2 Reading

1 Clapton 0.

1 Northampton

Q Charlton

5 Southend

1 Bristol R

3 Bournemouthe

League Table,

Goals

Falkirk

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

(St. Johnstone 12.9 2 1 23 10 20 11 @ I 1 30 10 10

Rangers

Hearts Hamilton Clydo

Motherwell

Aberdeen

8 2 2 26 9 18

12 R 2 2 38 14 38 12 6 5 1 20 15 17 32 5 4 3 20 13 14 13 6 2 6 18 22 14

26

Kilmarnock. B 6 1 6 28 23 13 Dundee

44 4 16 18 12

1 Queen O'9th. 12 4 4 4 12 14 12

Airdrie

Celtic

1 Albion

1Ierninna

12

12 4 3

12 6 1

12 4 2 6 17 21 10

Queen's Park 11 12 5 15 20 10

Ayr

3. Palkirk

Partick

12 3 1 8 18 33

11 27 13 20

1 2 9 7 9 10 G

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fa Yards Hurdles, Handicap, Mem. I-1, C. F. Rozario, Time: 54 3/5 str. 2. J. J. Alves.

MEMBERS ENCLOSURE. Members are notified that they and their Ladies must wear their Badges Prominently displayed throughout the Mecting.

No One without a Badge will be admitted to the Members Enclosure.

Badges admitting Non-Members to the Members' Enclosure and Club 100 Yards Ladies, Handicap. 1,

Roonis at $5.00 for Gentlemen_and Miss M. Rozn. Time: 89 4/5 sec. $3.00 for Ladies (Both including Tax) 2. Miss Doris Ilunt.

are obtainable through the SECRET- ARY upon the personal application of a Member, such Member to be re

100 Yards

12 Souza; 2, L.

o King's Park

3 Raith Rovers

2

3 St. Bernarda

3 East Stirling

League Table.

Goul

20 21 12,

P. W. D. L. P. A. PEs. 20 13 11 Third Lanark 10 8 2 0 20 18 16 21 11 St. Bernards 10 7 2 1 30 12 16 East Fife 10 6 13 27 17 18 King's Park 10 1 3.21 19 18 10 6 0 4 28 21 12 Sten'mir 10 & Dundee U. 10 5 1 Leith

10 5 1 Es Stirling 10 4 3 Morton.

10 4 Raith Rovers 10 4 1 5 24 29 Brechin

10 3 3 4 15 Dumbarton 10 3 2

a St. Mirren.. 12 2 2 8 10 26 6

3. Dunfermline, 12 0 2109 30

SCOTTISH LEAGUE

(SECOND DIVISION).

Cowdenbeath

Dombarton

Dundee U.

P. W. D. L. F. A. Pts. East Fife

10 7 2 1 22 10 10

Edinburgh

2 Brechin

Allon

Third Lanark

1 Arbroath

1 Leith

2

2 Alloa

24 11

4 31 21 10

10 # 17 16 7

Boys.-1. J.

Water & Sca's teamsponsible for all visitors introduced

M. M. de V. Soares, Geo. Lynn, Aby him, and for Payment of All Chits,

MeGrunn, E, Fullagher, W. Lawrence,

J. A. Guterres and C. E. Roza-Pereira; |

The Secretary's office, 3rd Floor,

W. T. Campbell's team: R. Silva-Gloucester Building, (Tel. 27794)

Netto, S. Delgado, L. Roza-Pereira,

A. A. do Leo Silva, W. T. Campbell, will close at 12 o'clock, noon.

Roza and T. Paget.

D. R. C. SWIMMING

Sarridge Wins The 100 Yards For Third Year

M. Surridge won the 100 yards Clule Championship for the third year in succession at the annual swimming

Badges admitting to Members' En- closure will NOT be va sale at the | Race Course,

be

Un No Pretext will Children permitted in either Enclosure during the Meeting.

Tiffins are obtainable at the Club House provided they pre ordered

from the No. 1 Boy in advance, Telephone. 21920.

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PUBLIC ENCLOSURE. The Price of Admission

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Freckles Testifies!

THE LONG AWAITED

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THE TRIAL 15 ON!!

FRECKLES

15 CALLED

TO THE

WITNESS STAND...

YOU ARE FRECKLES MCGOOSEY, ARE YOU NOT?

AND AREN'T YOU IN THE EMPLOY OF MR. EDWARD MASON, THE

JEWELER ?.

YYES, SIR!

DID MR.MASON, AFTER -ACCEPTING A CHECK FROM MR. DIRK, IN PAYMENT.

FOR A DIAMOND RING, HAVE MR.DIRK ARRESTED BEFORE HE LEARNED WHETHER OR NOT THE CHECK WAS GOOD?

YES SIR

TELL THE

·COURT JUST WHAT PART MR. MASON

PLAYED

IN THIS

CASE.

I OBJECT, YOUR HONOR

#!

OBJECTION

OVER- RULED !!

COME, COME... TELL THE COURT ALL YOU KNOW.....

IT WON'T TAKE LONG

I'LL TELL THE. COURT ALL WE BOTH

· KNOW...........IT WON'T

TAKE ANY

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