PASTIMES ABROAD

Northern Advocate, 17 September 1934, Page 3

PASTIMES ABROAD

RESULTS IN ALL CODES

HOMELAND FOOTBALL j SATURDAY’S CONTESTS. (United Press Association —By Electric Telegraph.—Copyright.) (Received 9 a.mj LONDON, September 15. Following are the results of Assocition football matches played in Great Britain today.— English League. First Division. —Arsenal 4, West Bromwich 3; Aston Villa 1, Sunderland 1; Blackburn 2, Sheffield Wednesday 1; Chelsea 1, Tottenham 3; Derby 1, Leicester 1; Everton 1, Liverpool 0; Huddersfield 1. Grimsby 5; Manchester City 3. Stoke 1; Middlesborough 0. Birmingham 1; Portsmouth 0, Leeds 0; Wolverhampton 2, Preston 2

Second Division. —Barnsley 1, Swansea 0; Blackpool 2, Brentford 2; Bradford City 2, Oldham 0; Bury 1, Notts Forest 0; Newcastle 0, Bradford 1; Norwich 3. Plymouth 0; Notts County 0. Bolton 2; Portvale 3, Manchester United 2; Sheffield United 0, Burnley

0; Southampton 3, Hull 0; West Ham 2, Fulham 1. Third Division. —Southern Section: Bournemouth 1, Gillingham 1; Bristol Rovers 2, Bristol City 2; Charlton 3, Southend 0; Crystal Palace 2, Luton 1; Exeter 0, Mill wall 1; Newport 2, Coventry 1; Northampton 1, Reading 3; Queen’s Park Rangers 2. Brighton 1; Swindon 3, Aldershot 2; Torquay 5, Cardiff 2. Watford 5, Clapton 0. Third Division, Northern Section: Barrow 3, Walford 1; Carlisle 2, Rotterham 1; Chester 2, York 1; Crewe 2, Stockport 3; Doncaster 2, Accrington 1; Hartlepool 1, Gateshead 2; Lincoln 1. Wrexham 3; Mansfield 1; Chesterfield 0; New Brighton 0, Cranmere 1; Rochdale 2, Halifax 4; Southport 1, Darlington 1. Scottish League. First Division,—Aberdeen 2, Motherwell 2; Albion 2, St. Mirren 3; Clyde 3, Hibernians 2; Hamilton 4, Celtic 2; Hearts of Midlothian 1, Airdrie 0; Kilmarnoch 4, Selkirk 1; Queens’ Park 4, Dundee 0; Queen of the South 2, Dunfirmlee 0; Rangers 2, Ayr 0; St. Johnstone 2, Partick 1. Second Division.—Arbroath 1, Alloa 0; Brechin 1, Forfar 1; Cowdenbeath 1, Third Lanark 3; Dundee United 4, Montrose 3; East Fyfe 1, St. Bernard’s 1; East Sterling 2, Raith 1; Leith 2, Dumbarton 1; Morton 3, Edinburgh 1; Stenhousemuir 2, King’s Park 2. Rugby League. Barrow 28, Bradford 4; Bramley 17, Rochdale 26; Dewsbury 19, Castleford 20;. Feathgrstone 15, Hull 31; Halifak 13, Southport 12; Hull Kingston 11, Huddersfield 24; Hunslet 8, Leeds 10; Leith 32, Broughton 24; Oldham 7, Warrington 7; St. Helens Recreation 9 Wakefield 8; Swinton 19, St. Helens 2. Widnes 14, Liverpool Stanley 7; Wigan 14, Batley 5; York 35, Keighley 3.

Rugby Union

Bath 8, Bedford 3; Blackheath 8, Rosslyn Park 4;, Bradford 26, Manchester 16; Bristol 8, Swansea 15; Gloucester 20, Moseley 10; Leicester 20, Plymouth Albion 0; Llanelly 15, Waterloo 10: Northampton 10, Old Paulines 0; Portsmouth Services 13, London Irish 8; Glasgow High School 11.*West of Scotland 6; Hillhead High School 27, Glasgow Academics 11; Cardiff 6. Neath 3.

The French Rugby League football team at present touring England was defeated today by York by 26 points to 17.

N.S.W. UNION.

RESULT OF FINAL MATCH.

SYDNEY, September 16,

In the final match under the auspices of the New South Wales Rugby Union yesterday, Randwidk defeated Manly by 13 points to 12. It was a tremendously fast and hard game.

BAT AND BALL. CHAMPIONS v. THE REST. ’ LEYLAND SCORES 182. (Received 9 a.m.) LONDON, September 15. In cricket match, Champions versus me Rest, the champion county, Lancashire, in the first innings made 206 runs (Duckworth 69). Bowes took 4 wickets for 73 runs and Verity 4 for 50.

The Rest made 385 runs for 9 wickets (Walters 79, Leyland 182).

GOLF TITLES

LITTLE’S DOUBLE FEAT. D. SHUTE WINS OPEN. (Received 9 a.m.) NEW YORK, September 15. The winner of the British amateur golf title, W. L. Little, added the American amateur championship to his list of achievements today by defeating Goldman, 8 and 7, at Bi-ook-lyn. D. Shute won the Riverdale open tournament with a score of 283. La (Toon tied for sixth place with 296. and Wood ‘was seventh with 297.

NORWEGIAN ATHLETICS

TRIBUTE TO LOVELOCK

(Received 9 a.m.)

OSLO, September 15

J. E. Lovelock (N.Z.) will compete in the athletic* championship meeting in Norway; which has been named the the Lovelock Meeting, on account of Lovelock's great popularity. Horsfall will compote in the sprints and the long jump, 1500 metres. —Lovelock 1, Lie (Norway) 2. Time, 3.57 3-10. 100 metres,—Stranberg (Sweden) 1, Horsfall 2. Time, 10 4-ss.

WRESTLING.

V BOUTS IN SYDNEY. SYDNEY. September 16. At the Sydney Stadium last evening, in a wrestling bout, Dan Koloff, the giant Bulgarian, defeated the Japanese. Old Shikina. in the third round, after only 15 minutes of actual wrestling, by two falls to nil. The Japanese was unable to continue. Tom Lurich defeated Joe Dawson by two falls to one in a wrestling match at the Leichardt Stadium.

lawn tennis. S. ENGLAND SEMI-FINALS. (Received 9 a.rn.) LONDON. September 15. The semi-finals of the South England tennis championship, played at Eastbourne, resulted:— Men’s singles.—Sharpe defeated Andrews, 6—3. 6—3; Round defeated King, 6—4, 6—l. Men’s doubles. —Hare and Ridley defeated Andrews and Heeley, 6 —4, 12—G. 6—4.