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OLYMPIC SOCCER TEAM BEATEN
Saturday's Soccer At A Glance.
FIRST DIVISION
Rodger's Great Display ATHLETIC
In Goal.
BORDERER'S SUCCESS
Borderers deserved to beat {
The Club, who put up a grest
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display, especiably in the first half when they often Borderers' defence anxious ments.
{B. NAVY
LINCOLNS CLUB
ST. JOSEPH'S * RECREIO
• ARTILLERY
1 BORDERERB
SOUTH CHINA 2 EAST LANËS POLICE
1 KOWLOON
League Table To Date
FIRST DIVISION
gave the
St. Joseph's Borderers
The Regiment fielded their usual Lincolns team, with Morrison back in the South China defence. The team displayed the
Club
usual good talent now expected of Kowloon them, but Duncan and Podmore East Lancs. were outstanding for their fine Artillery tackling and accurate passing Police
Athletic
| movementa. Mullane and MorriRecreio
son were again. a real brick wall; defence.
Had it not been for the ex- cellent defence the Club would probably have added at least one more goal
Goals
PW. D.L F A Pts .21 15 4 2 46 21 34 21 16, 14 67 27 33 .21 14 2 8 53 25 30 20. 19-23 45 23 28
19
18212 39 61 120-6,3 11 28
11 28 15. 20 6 1 13 27.43.
16 5
0.11 35 49 10 42.12 22 39
18
2 3 10 24 70
'GOAL SCORERS
FIRST DIVISION
For the Club, Rodger, their re- liable goalkeeper, proved to be as good as ever. Gamble and S. Strange, the Club backs, worked like trogans throughout the game, and their display in the last twenty minutes of the game doubt Soura (Recrelo) less
few additional Bake (Kowloon) Santos (Recreio) Fowler and Drown worked well Northy (Navy)
Pyillis
(Kowloon) on the right wing where they gave West (Nary)
averted
only. -
a plucky display.
MANCHESTER WIN
F.A. CUP.
(Continued from Page 4)
Slereas (Police) Edmunds (Artillery) Hopkins (Artillery) Tong Kwan (S. China) Let Shui Wing (S. Chinn) Swain (E. Lanes) Gorman (E. Lanes) Hazlewood (Borderers) Jones (Borderers) Fortey (Borderers)
Portsmouth have figured in the Drown (Club) Jonce before in a Final-in 1920 Word (St. Joseph's)
when they were beuten by Bolton Wanderers.by 2 gaals to mil. They had also reached the semi-finals on one other occasion.
Eight players including all three in the intermediate line, and) four in the attack represented Manchester City against Everton in the final last year.
TEN FA. CUP WINNERS. The following are the last ten Cup winners:
1926 Sheffield United 1 Cardiff City . 1926 Bolton Wanders 1 Manchester
City 0.
1927 Cardiff City 1 Arsenal 0.
1928-Blackburn Rovers 3Hudders
Geld 1.
1929 Bolton Wanderers 2 Portsmouth
0.
1930 Arsenal 2 Hudderfield Q. 1931 West Bromwich
mingham 1,
1932 Newenstle United 2 Arsenal 1. 1933 Everton 3 Manchester City 0. 1934 Manchester City Portsmouth 1.
Police Take Charge At Wembley.
“RUNAWAY”.
GOALS FOR
KOWLOON
Flattered By Big Win Over Police.
BLAKE'S BRILLIANCE
THE score of 5 goals to 1
Tror Kowloon against the
Police was not quite a true in- dication of the run of play. Kowloon undoubtedly deserved to win, but not by such a big margin. The Police played very hard during the second half and deserved to score on more than one occasion. -
SPIRITED PLAY BY REST OF COLONY CORD DEFIES CHINESE SHARPSHOOTERS
SODDEN GROUND SPOILS GAME
(By SPOT KICK).' -
AN EXCITING ENCOUNTER AT CAROLINE HILL WAS WIT- NESSED YESTERDAY AFTERNOON WHEN THE CHINESE SOC- CER TEAM FOR THE OLYMPIC GAMES LOST TO THE REST OF THE COLONY BY 4 GOALS TO 3.
The heavy rain at midday left the ground in a very heavy Kowloon were opportunists, the state, and in addition kept away what was expected to be a record goals scored being "runaways" in crowd. Those who did venture out. however, witnessed a very in- moat cases, Blake, again top-teresting game, especially during the second half of the encounter acorer, took every chance and de- after the teams had cach scored three times in the opening half. served more goals than the three credited to him.
The Chinese certainly proved themselves a very strong com- bination, showing amazing dash and accurey with the ball, in spite of the sodden ground.
The Police team was very much disorganised, and the presence of McHardy in goal would probably have considerably alded them Rogera did very well, but he mis- judged, frequently and Mellardy
CORD, the Colony goalkeeper, gave a wonderful display, parii- would have saved the majority of the goals scored by Kowloon. cularly towards the conclusion of the match when the Chinese, Moss and Pile did well in the wanting a goal draw level with their opponents, made a series of back line, but Blackburn was algo | spirited attacks to give him a gruelling test. missed.
The Colony team deserved great credit for the splendid per- formance they put up against the Chinese, who have now been practising as a team.
The star of the game wis Stevens. He played a fine game, and many of his shots would have been goals but for the excellent goalkeeping of Cord.
The Kowloon forwards played very well, particularly Blake on the left wing
Cook, at outside right, was starved throughout the match, but was given an opportunity in the latter stages of the game. when he paved the way for Kowloon's fifth goal.
EAST LANCS DESERVE
S
SURPRISE DRAW
HOLD OWN AGAINST LEAGUE CHAMPIONS
once
1
>
RECREIO WINGERS BRILLIANT
Mullane and S. Strange, the
the Colony full backs, both played
a
instru-
great game and were mental in diverting numerous like- ly goals by the Chinese,
S. Strange had a penalty against him in the first half, which re- sulted in the Chinese opening their score. It was unfortunate for him, as during a skirmish in the goal faren it was alleged that he handled the ball, and the referee awarded Chinese a penalty kick.
A. V. Gosano, playing for the Colony at centre half, persistently
Leech Saves Navy From aided the forwards in their attacks.
Bigger Defeat,
WEST IMPRESSES
Lieut. Hocquard, on the Colony's left wing, was perhaps one of the best performers during the match. He scored the third goal for the Colony just before half time with
THE Recreio forwards were very beautiful first-time shot from. and played excellent of the Lincolns, proved themselves long range. He and Malpas, also
fast
football, the wingers, Santos and a tremendrous asset to the for- T. Casthilo being superb.
⚫ward line. Bowen and Silva-Netta in the Malpas, who scored two of the back line proved a very stalwarting the winning goal, once again four goals for the Colony, includ- defence and the Navy were given adapted himself to very speedy very few chances of betting..
Gonsalves played well at centre kalf, he worked very well and initiated many fine
movements,
conditions, and. It was remarkable how he invariably placed himself ready to receive quick centres from the wings.
Elliott Shines
Elliott,
The military team combined
Marques was not much bothered, exceedingly well, and, after but proved to be very sure on the wing, had plenty of work to do, on the Colony's right starting at good pace, they did few occasions when he was called and he proved himself very capable their utmost to maintain the
on to save. standard throughout.
of handling many awkward situa- Leech, in 'goal for the Navy, Lione. The East Lancs, defence relied played well, and was responsible
His flag kicks were very well
NOUTH CHINA, except for a culty in stopping some of the more slight weakness in the back dangerous of the E. Lancs. at- tacks, although the latter was well line, played 2 steady game
to the fore in his clearances. Albion 2 Bir throughout the East Lancs,
without
relaxing. In fact during last ten minutes they crammed on pressure in an endeavour to snatch a last min- ute lead.
The East Lancs were consistent-to place their opponents off-side, defeat. FORGED TICKET SELLERS ly good in both periods of the stood them in good stead for the well, but Nicholson, playing his corner kick,
but, although this type of play West, at centre-half, played very winning goal play, and, except for the last few majority of the game, it was also initial London, Earlier.
game for the local Navy. A force of police numbering minutes, had quite their share of a very dangerous game
to play did not impress,
He was 1,200 have been drafted to Wem-the game. Even towards the end, against opponents who were
con- slew and not at all sure with bley with special instructions
siderably faster. to though the South China forwards
These tactics were
passes to the centre. track
responsiblo down sellers of forced were continually in their half. for South tickels, of which, it is understood,
China's second goal. thousands have been printed. Harmaworth and the two backs when Ng and' Lai raced past Steel
his
One hundred special trains car-never gave Ng Po-kul and ried fans to London from the south partners a real opportunity to
to a great' extent upon their ability for saving the Navy from a heavier judged and he was mainly respon..
and R. Swain who were lying well| up, and with only the goal-keeper to beat, scored with consumate
and the north, and many visitors penetrate, though they were severe-lease, spent the morning seeing the sights from motor coaches.
The weather was dull at 2 p.m. and St was then not decided whether His Majesty. the King would be present-Reuter,
ly harrassed on many occasions.
Ng was the pick of the Chinese forwards, and his raids, with the `able backing of Cheuk and Lat, were always a source of danger to the milj- tary goal
r
The following were the teama :---- Portsmouth. Gllan, Mackie, W. Smith, Nichol, Allen, Thackeray, Lee Kwok-wal, in the centre- Worrati, J. Smith, Weddle, Easson half berth, played's great game, {and Rutherford,
They, however, showed their training to good advantage, and each player played well individual- ly. Gorman at centre, being per haps a little above the others.
SAINTS VASTLY
SUPERIOR.
sible for the Colony obtaining their with well-placed
Lee Wai Tong was the master- very mind in the Chinese forward line, his and he scored the penalty goal for {them. His prowess with the ball is already too well-known and he certainly lived up to his reputation in yesterday's encounter.
•
LINCOLNS UNLUČKY TO LOSE. Artillery Snap Up Two Chances.
Chan Chen Cheung, of Shanghai fame, played at left half back and proved himself a very formidable opponent to the Colony players.
Lee Tin Sang and Lau Mau were the Chinese full-backs, and in the first half, particularly, they shone DRAW would have been award movements, again and again during several strong Colony for- much fairer result in the diverting swift shots from Malpas game between the Lincolns and and E. Strange. The Artillery.
A
The Lincolns' forward line got together a little better than usual,;
Tam Scores Third Goal Tam Kong Pak played at inside
Manchester City-Swift, Barnett, sending his forwards away on Dale, Busby, Cowan, Bray, Toseland, numerous occasions with long Li Kwok Ki Does Well but, although the Artillery backs right, and he too proved a menace Marshall, Tilson, Herd and Brook:
BLACKBURN AND CUP REFORM.
Home And Away Matches.
In Goal.
passes, which were always judged | to perfection.
Wong gave a very competent dia rue Saints proved themselves play in geal, but Cheung Chi-ying the superior team against the and Leang In-chan had some diffl-Athletic and, had it not been for erratfe shooting in front of goal, place on the other club's ground, they would have Victory would be decided on the
goals, jaggregate "óf goals.scored in the
added further
were inclined to be shaky at times, to the Colony defence, scoring the the Gunnera' defence had no great third goal for China. difficulty in holding their oppon.
enta, :
At the conclusion of the match, Mrs, M. K. Lo, wife of the Fre aldent of the South China Athletic Association, presented medals and spoons to the winners and run- The Artillery forwards were by hers-up, respectively,
A steady exhibition on the part of Wood. In the Artillery goal was mainly responsible.
no means as good in their com. Goale were scored in the first For the Athletic little can be bination, or, for that matter, in half through the following, in cor-
The Backburn Rovers Football two matches, but should there said except that they put up a Club suggest reform in the English then be equality in scoring a third very placky show against the any other department, although rect order,Malpas (Colony) Les Cup competition with a view to meeting would be arranged on neu speedy attacks and quick passing ches of individual brilliance.
now and again they showed pat-War Tong penalty China), Fung making it more remunerative to all tial ground with extra Hme if clubs taking part and in eliminat necessary. ing the luck of the draw.
has
STOCKPORT HELD
London, To-day.
of the St. Joseph's, forwards.
Easily their best performer was Id Kwok KL. defending foul. He displayed keen judg ‚¦ment and remarkable abilitý in
saving many well-directed" Ahots at close image.
King Cheong (China), Tam Kong and in consequence the tallre the Colony the winning goal in the The game rested on the halves. Pak (China), Elliott (Colony) and mained in mid-field for the major
Hoequard (Colony). Malpas gava portion of the match..
). |second half. Dadley played well throughout, Lad Mau; Ho Chor-yin, Loung Wing- China-Wong Wing: Lee Tin-sang, and
both Clayton and Robson gave chiu, Chan Chen-cheang; Teo Kwal-
A Barritt, their manager. submitted for the consideration of other clobs and the legislators a plan to decide each Cup tie on Accrington lost at home to Bar home and away matches between row by 4 goals to nil, and Roch Ward and B. Gosano were
nd him good support Higgins in hing, Tam Kwong pak, Fung - King- the clube paired in a draw. dale, playing at home, shared two cellent on the St. Joseph's right Foal reve a steady display, while cheong Leo Waltons and Ip. Pak-wa-
The club drawn drst would play goals with Stockport in the Third wing, and they were largely, in-
each of the Arillery halves were Cola Card; Mullane, 8. Strange: at home on a Saturday appointed Division (North); soccer league on strumental in the numerous Saints quite content to keep their oppose Eliott, E. Strange, Malpas, Ridley and and a second game would take Saturday, Reuter,
ing forwards well (in-hand, Lt. Hocquard.
attacks.
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