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· THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.⠀⠀ THURSDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1935.

Fire Brigade Just Escape Badminton Defeat

F.A. CUP REPLAYS

SOUTHERN TEAMS' SUCCESS

REVISED DRAW

London, Dec. 18. Southern teams scored bril- liantly in F. A. Cup replays to- day, Reading, Brighton, Bristol Rovers and Watford all win- ning..

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Scrape Home Against

St.

Andrew's "B"

C.R. C. WIN COMFORTABLY

Lacking the services of

E. L. H. Shute and N. M. Smith, the Fire Brigade last night very nearly suffered de-

Local

feat at the hands of St. An Football

drew's "B", finally scraping home by the odd game in nine. The turning point in the game was the defeat of Dawson and Kirby by Stoker and Fisher.

Reading gained a clear-cut verdict over Chester at Elm Park scoring thren times without reply, and Brigh- ton beat Scarborough by FUL similar margin.

Watford delighted their own sup- porters by overcoming Rotherham by

Chinese Recreation Club ensfly over- goal scored and Bristol came the V.R.C., winning by eight only Rovers did extremely well tar beat guines to ene. Oldhani by four goals to ong,

the

Programme

FOR WEEK-END

The complete league football mo-

CLUB WINS

IN TRIANGULAR TOURNEY

EXCITING GAME

Though handicapped through hav- ing to play throughout the match with only ten mon, the Hongkong Hockey Club deciulvely beat the Royal Navy in the third Triangular Tournament match of the season at the Navy ground, King's Park, yes- terday afternoon, by four goals to one.,

The game was played' at a fast i pace and both defencen were well tested, but the Club's was more re- Hable, Shields in goal being very safe, clearing well with stick, and feet. The backa were sound, and the halves played a good game. Of, the forwards, Carey and Divett were outstanding, the wings supporting

C. N. de Silva and gramme for the coming week-end is them well. The only absenter from

appended. A. Runjahn scored the swimming One tie still remains undecided.club's only success beating 8. W. Hartlepools and Halifax battled for 110 minutes but neither side could score and another replay is necessary,

REVISED DRAW

The revised draw for the third

round is as follows.

Manchester City v. Portsmouth, ' Everton v. Preston.

Bradford City v. Bournemouth. Crewe v. Shellleid Wednesday, Tottenham Hotspurs v. Southend. West Ham y. Luton.

Liverpool v. Swansea. · Orleni v. Charlion. Norwich Chelsea.

or

Elang and S. Lee 21-14

S. P. Chan and II. T. Woo continued in winning vein for the Chinese and won all three games with ease.

Details follow:

FIRE BRIGADE

ST. ANDREW'S "D"

Played nt. Police Headquarters, the Fire Brigade winning by five games to four.

J. L. Anderson and 8. Greenwood (Fire Brigade); beat M. Well and A. S. Bliss 21:17; beat J. Dawson and L. Kirby 21-8; beat 5. A. Brøndbridge

r. Hardy. Grimsby and C. Angus 21-9. - ough - Southampton

Stockport v. Plymouth, Wolverhampton y, Leeds. Leicester v. Brentford.

v. Manchester United.

esterfield or Walsall v. Newcastle.]

Notts County v. Tranmere, Doncaster v." Notts Forent, Bristol Rovers v. Arsenal. Aston

Villa v. Huddersfield. Burnley v. Sheffield Unitesi. Sunderland v. Port Vale. Fulham F . Brightor Milwall v. Bloke. Darlington v. Bary West Bromwich v. Hall. Southall v. Watford. Bradford v. Workington. Barnsley v. Birmingham. Blackburn v. Bolton.

Blackpool v. Margate-Reuter.

HONG RIVALRY

W. Stoker and A. L. Fisher (Wire Brigade) lost to Weill and Riiss 15-21;

·BADMINTON OFF

TONIGHT'S MATCHES There will be no league bad- minton to-night. both men's doubles games having been post. poned. Taikou have called off their encounter with the Fire Brigade and St. Andrew's have asked Sailors and Soldiers Home to enneel their

fixture

owing to the carnival dance at St. Andrew's Church Hall, Tomor row, however, there will be a full uf mixed - doubles programme matches,

Mercantile Bank Wins bent Dawson and Kirby 21.1; beat. {

at Ping Pong

Broadbridge and Angus 31-8.

1. D. Skinner and C, W. Brand (Fire Brignde) lost to-Well! and Bliss

A friendly Ping Pong match be--21: lost to Dawson and Kirby 11-21;) tween the Mercantile Bank Sport: Jost to Broadbridge and Angus 9-21. Club and the Asintje Petroleum Come | pany Sports Club was played at the Bank on Tuesday, end resulted in a win for the Bank by a margin of

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C.R.C. v. V.R.C.

Played at Causeway Bay. the Chinese Recreation Club winning by [eight games' to one.

S. P. Chan and H. T. Woo (CRC). beat P. Allam and F. Alves 21-5; beat M. M. de Soares and B. Barretto 21-35 beat C. N. Silva and S. A. Rumjahn

21-10.

SATURDAY

FIRST DIVISION

S. China "B" v. R.A. (Lyemun) Caroline Hill

Club v. Enat Lanes-Club

St. Joseph's v. Athletic-Navy Kowloon v. Recrek-Kowloon

SECOND DIVISION

Club v. R.A.S.C. and R.A.0.c. Club

Eastern v. UniversityRailway Kowloon v. Lincolns-Kowloon Navy v. Radio--Navy

the Club side was D. L. Naoy, who was to have played on the left wing.

The Naval backs had a busy time,. and Lt. Col. McCoy, their pivot, was extremely hard-worked. The Navy right wing was constantly kept on the go, with both Miera and Burch (combining well.

Play opened with the Club attack- ing, but the naval players soon at- tucked in their turn. The first goal scored by the Club through was Divett. After a series of attacks the Navy were rewarded when Burels scored from a corner. The next minute the Club' were lending 'ngnin,

Athletic V. Fusillers-Caroline scoring through Carey.

EXEJE

THIRD DIVISION

Police Europeans "

St. Joseph's, ITV,

nk they

The second half opened with the Navy attacking, but try would, they could not score. Club acored another goal, Divett

The

RA.F-driving through a crowd of players after a scramble from a short cor-

Lincolns Y. Railway-Chathamner. They increased their lond still Hond

further when Carey scored the Inst Igoal.

SUNDAY

FIRST DIVISION

$. China "A" v. Pukiliers-Caro- Tine Hill

Navy Navy

The teams were:

Royal Navy-Lt. Mill (Regent); LL. Cdr. Broome (Rainbow) and Comdr. Brenks, (Kent); Surg. Lt. (Kent), IL Car. McCoy (Phoenix) and Lt. Baker (Dorset ahire); Comdr. Everett (Kent), Sub. Lat. Wraith (Phoenix), L. Migra (Rainbow) Lt. Burch (Parthian) East Lanes. v. Lincolns--Prince; and Lt. Welch (Hernla. Edward itd

RE. v South China-Caroline

v. RA. (Stonecutters)-Ross Police v. Lincolns-Kowloon,

I

SECOND DIVISION

THIRD DIVISION East Lanes v. Police Chinese -Prince Edward Rd

R.E. V. Liga Portuguesa Chatham R

CORRESPONDENCE

Boxing Challenges

Sic-I am writing in reply to the letters of Mr. Ufa Chan, I have al ready stated that my boy "Young" Aromin is booked to fight "Seama

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de and that he cannot meet }

There is nothing to be sur- prised at anything at all in what hare written in iny Inst letter. Young" Aromin will willingly meet "Battling Chan at another meeting

things could be arranged. As re-

Hongkong Club-II. S. Shields; J. E. Potter (capt.), and G. Sommer; J. G. Cotesworth, W. A. Reed and R. A. Bates; K. G. Woodhouse, S. A. Fowler, G.. E. R. Divett and 11. Carey.

WIN FOR H.K‚S.R.A.

In a fast game, the Second Bat- tery Hongkong Singapore Brigade Royal Artillery, bent the loyal Welch Fusiliers by four goals to two at the Prince-Edward-Rond-ground- yesterday.

LOCAL YACHTING

Wins For La Linda

And Stella

gards "Sky" fee and my other toy over a 6.2 mile course for "A" class Five yachts competed in the race "Battling" Rio, that is settled, they boats yesterday, the winner being La Linda sailed by Squadron Leider C.

W. C. Choy and I. W. Ho (CRC), brut Allam and Alves 21-3; beat will meet. Soares and Barretto 21-3: bent Sileni and Ruginn 21-10.

S. W. Liang and S. Lee (C.R.C.). beat Allam and Alves 21-1; heat Soares and Barretto 21-15; lost to Silva and Rumjahn 14-21,

LATEST LEAGUE

St. Andrew's "A" Recreio "B"

Reerein "A" C.R.C

Fire Brigade

St. John's

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Taikoo R.C.

Games

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I am sorry that Mr. Un Chan I. Koary. should thing it a waste of time writ-i In the event for mixed classes the ing in the correspondence colunine, winner was Stella, sailed by Mr. J. D. but if he has that view of things, Newman,

Full results follow: why did he undertake to reply my: letter in these columns?

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