THE CHINA MAIL, NOVEMBER 13, 1939.
SOCCER
CHEUNG WING-CHOI'S BRILLIANT GOAL-KEEPING FOILS SERVICES Rest Of Colony Win 3-2 After Goalless First Half
WILLIAMSON AND LAWTON DO WELL IN DEBUT GAMES
(By "REFEREE")
FOOTBALL RESULTS
AND SCORERS
FIRST DIVISION
Middlesex Regt. 1
Marable.
Kowloon
Drake (own goal), Knox, Jackson,
THE FOOTBALL PUBLIC must be well satisfied with the brand of football served on Club ground yesterday at St. Joseph's.... 2 Royal Scots... 2 the Annual Poppy Day Charity game, played between Unit- ed Services and the Rest of the Colony; the former won by the odd goal in five after a goalless first half.
The Services put up a gallant fight f and were the more dangerous side in the first half, only the fine goal- keeping of Cheung Wing-choi pre- venting them for taking the lead.
THE PROCEEDS
The grosa
gate receipts for yesterday's Charity Football Match was $2,234.50 which le slightly less than last year's proceeds.
Lawton, who played his first re- presentative game, did well at back, where with Sheehan, he kept the Rest forwards out with firm tackling. Hossack in the forward line, was always a danger with his bustling tactics, while Thorburn worked hard the second half he was better and and gave Leung King-chui a trying assisted his forwards to a greater time. Middleton, on the left wing..extent.
moves.
Leonard. Abbas. Royal Navy....
3 Thoburn 2, Allison. South China “B” 1
Kwok Yin-ki.
Police..............、 0 Eastern
SECOND DIVISION "B" Kwong Wah
Lok Cheung-chi
6 University
Young Kin-lin, '
3
Chin Chi-fun 2, Lau Wing-kui.
Henry Young 2,
Hossack 2.
Club
(own goal).
Kowloon
0
0
R.A.F.
1
Signals:
Kwong Wah... 3 Cheuk Shek-kam 2, Chow Man-chi.
Ho Kar-keung.
0
5th A.A. Regt. 0 Royal Engineers 1
Ellesley.
7
Chung Kam-chuen,
2
R.A.O.C.
Emberson (pen.). Munton. Police
Kong Hing.
2
International.. 3
Fernandes, Wilkinson, Rocha. South China..
1
Lee Ping-chui.
1
Royal Scots.... 5
Signals
SECOND DIVISION "A"
South China... 2 Eastern
Chan Wal-lan,
Lan Chung sang. 5th A.A. Regt. 4
McCamley, McEwen,
' Magana, Craven. Royal Scots..
Fraser and Wil- liamson.
3
R. Engineers.. 2
Pelham, Lowe.
Medford, Bundy, Pitcher
THIRD DIVISION
12th Hvy. Bty. O 24th Hvy. Bty. 3.
Rankin, Marshall, Greig. R.A.M.C......
Pym,
Service Corps 4 Glen, Young and
Martin (2).
Moore (own goal).
Holden (3), and Batley (2).
"1
1
showed a good turn of speed but Fowler, on the right wing, was not relled too much on his left foot, hav- his usual self. He was often caught fast shot outside the penalty area.
several ing
scoring · opportunities off-side
"A"), Williamson and spoiled many good
(Kowloon) and A few minutes before time Lee Hsu King-seng which he missed in endeavouring to
(Eastern); Fowler work the ball into position.
also outside the penalty area. with a fast Wal-tong scored
drive (Club), Fung King-cheong (S. China "A"), Lee Wai-tong (S. Chína “A”). United Services.-Drake (Middle-A. V. Gosano (St: Joseph's) and sex); Lawton (5th R.A.) and Sheehan Hau Ching-to (Eastern).
BRILLIANT, GOAL-KEEPER Cheung Wing-choi played a bril- fiant game in the Rest goal and in the first half brought off several good saves from shots close in.
Williamson, also playing his first representative game in the Colony, did well but the rest of the team were not accustomed to his methods. He played a somewhat third back game but, owing to lack of under- standing with his wing halves, did not prove as effective as desired. In
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A. V. Gosano, at inside left, played better than he did in the last charity game, while Hau Ching-to, on the left wing, was well marked by Rides.
After a goalless first half Lee Wai- tong opened the scoring with a good shot and shortly after. Hau Ching-to increased the score.
Led by two goals the Services ap- plied pressure on the Rest goal and
(Middlesex); Rides (Ordnance), Bright (Middlesex) and Wilkinson (Middlesex); Munro (Royal
Scots),
SCHOOLBOYS' MATCH
Gordon (Royal ⚫ Scots), Hossack The Mainland Schools beat the (Royal Scots), Thoburn (Royal Navy) | Island schools by the odd goal in and Middleton (Royal Navy),
five. Ng Sui-lap and Castilho scored
Rest of the Colony.-Cheung Wing- for the Island who were leading at were rewarded when Middleton scor-choi (S. China "A"); Blackburn (Po- the interval by two goals and Mathias ed with a well placed shot.
lice) and Lee Tin-sang (S. China (2) and Leung Taw-tak (Own goal) "A"); Leung Wing-chui (S. China' scored for the Mainland.
Ten minutes from time Hossack
Services equalised for the
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