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CHINESE CUP SEACLIFF OUTCLASSED DECISIVELY BEATEN BY HOSGIEL The ground was in perfect order for the Charity Cup game at Mosgiel, and with a faster team and a hue combination Mosgiel trounced Seacliff by 2 goals. . The teams were Seacliff. —Rankine; Anderson, Ruddiman; A. Jordan, Tniesdale, Thompson; R. Jordan, Montgomery, Baillie. Mosgiel.—Hall; Kitto, R. Steven; Stenhouse," Skinner, Williamson; Nicholson, Rogers, Davidson, Borne, iW. Steven. Mosgiel demonstrated their superiiority early in the game, swinging the ball around freely, but with line control. Their positional play was excellent, and with a fast ground the younger team had the Seacliff veterans yery tired in the closing stages. But for the excellence of Seacliff’s last three men the score would have been much larger. Scorers for the winners were Davidson (3), R. Steven, Borrie, Williamson, and W. Steven. Mr A. G. Smith controlled the game. PREVIOUS WINNERS. The winners of the Chinese Cup to date are:— 1925 — Northern. 1926 Kaitangata. 1927 Seacliff. 1928 — Maori Hill. . 1929 — Seacliff. 1930 — Seacliff. 1931 No contest. ’ 1932 Seacliff. 1933 Maori Hill. 1934 Seacliff. ■' 1935 Maori Hill and Mosgiel. ■ 1936 — Mosgiel. SECOND GRADE. Tramways 2, Cavershani 0. SIXTH GRADE. Mosgiel 1, High School IV. 1. i, f INTERPROViNCIAL MATCH COAST BEATS CANTERBURY i; [Per United ‘Press Association.] GREYMOUTH, September 20. West Coast defeated Canterbury by 4 goals to 1. IN OTHER CENTRES [Per United Press Association.] AUCKLAND, September 20. Navy A 4, Auckland A 3. Auckland B 3, Navy B 2. CHRISTCHURCH, September 20. Nomads 2, Thistle 2. c Western A 4, Ashburton’O. FOOTBALL AT HOME BESULTS IN THREE CODES fret* Association —By Telegraph—Copyright LONDON, September 19. ASSOCIATION. First Division.—Charlton v. Birmingham, 2-2; Chelsea v. West Bromwich, 3-0; Derby v. Preston, 1-2; Everton v. Liverpool, 2-0; Grimsby v. Leeds, 4-1; Huddersfield v. Bolton, 2-0; Manchester United v. Sheffield Wednesday, 1-1; Portsmouth v. Manchester City, 2-1; Stoke v. Middlesbrough, 6-2; Sunderland v. Brentford, 4-1; Wolverhampton y. Arsenal, 2-0. Second Division. —Aston Villa v. Fulham, 0-3; Blackburn v. Norwich, 1-0; Blackpool v. Newcastle, 3-0; Bradford City v. Burnley, 1-3; Bury v. West Ham, 1-1; Chesterfield v. Doncaster, 5-1; Notts Forest v. Coventry, 1-1; Plymouth v. Leicester, 2-1; Sheffield United v. Barnsley, 2-0; Swansea v. Southampton, 5-1; Tottenham v. Bradford, 5-1. Third Division (Southern Section). — Bournemouth v. Bristol 1 Rivers, 34); Brighton v. Millwall, ,2-2; Bristol City v. -Notts County, 1-1; Crystal Palace y. Cardiff, 2-2; Exeter v. Luton, 2-4; Newport v. Gillingham, 0-0; Northampton v. Torquay, 3-0; Queen’s Park Rangers v. Orient, 2-1; Reading v. Walsall, 0-2; Southend v. Aldershot, 2-2; Watford v. Swindon, 2-2. Northern Section. —Barrow v. Rochdale, 3-0; Carlisle v. Crewe, 4-0; Darlington v. Oldham, 0-3; Gateshead v. Accrington, 1-1; Hartlepools v. Mansfield, 3-0; New Brightsn v. Tranmere, 1-2; Hull v. Lincoln 1-1; Southport y. Halifax, 2-1; Stockport v. Rotherham, 4-2: Wrexham v. Port Vale, 1-0; York v. Chester, 0-2. Scottish First Division.—Arbroath w. St. Johnstone, 3-1; Celtic v. Rangers, I- ; Dundee v. Aberdeen, 2-2; Dunfermline v. Queen of the South, 5-0; Falkirk v. Albion, 3-2; Hibernian v. Hearts, 3-3; Motherwell v. Hamilton, 5-2; Partick v. Clyde, 6-0; St. Mirren v. Kilmarnock, 3-2; Third Lanark v. Queen’s Park, 1-2. . Scottish Second -Division. —Airdneonians v. East Fife, 2-2; Alloa v. Edinburgh, 3-2; Ayr v. Dundee United, 4-1; Brechin v. East Stirling, 2-5; Dumbarton v. Forfar, 5-1; King’s Park v. Cowdenbeath, 3-8; Morton v. Stenhouscmuir, 6-1; Raith v. Montrose, 3-0;' St. Bernard’s v. Leith, 2-0. RUGBY LEAGUE. Batley v. York, 7-4; Bramley t. Leeds, 10-46; Broughton v. Castleford, ' 18-2;’Featherstone v. Dewsbury, 3-7; Halifax v. Salford, 8-12; Hull Kingston v. Strefitham Mitcham, 13-18; Hunslet v. Hull, 5-15; Keighley v. Bradford. 12-6; Newcastle v. St. Helen’s Rees. 8-32: Oldham v. Widnes, 17- Rochdale v. Warrington, 8-3; St. Helens v. Leigh. 4-4; Swinton v. Liverpool, 5-11; Wakefield v. Huddersfield, 15-5; Wigan v. Barrow, 29-7. RUGBY. Blackheath v. Rosslyu Park, 23-0; London Scottish v. Wasps, 3-9; Bath v. Bedford, 10-11; Cardiff v. Bristol. II- Devonport Services v. Old Blues, 18- ; Gloucester v. Coventry, 3-0; Leicester v. Plymouth Albion, 20-5; Northampton v. Richmond, 6-23; Newport v. Abertillery, 30-6; Swansea v. Neath, 0-3; Portsmouth Services v. London Irish, 13-10; Waterloo v. Headinglv, 3-13; Glasgow High School v. Otley, 14-8; Billhead High School v. L Glasgow Academicals, 21-13.,

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Evening Star, Issue 22449, 21 September 1936, Page 5

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SOCCER Evening Star, Issue 22449, 21 September 1936, Page 5

SOCCER Evening Star, Issue 22449, 21 September 1936, Page 5

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