WEEK-END LATEST
FOOTBALL FIXTURES
FOOTBALL FIXTURES
Following is this week-end's Football programme.
Saturday
FIRST DIVISION Kowloon
V Eastern (Kowloon, 4.00 p.m.) South China. V Middlesex (Caroline Hill, 4:00 p.m.) Police
V St. Joseph's (Boundary-Street, 4.00 p.m.) Kowloon
SECOND DIVISION
30th R.A. South China
(Kowloon, 2.30 p.m.)
Service Corps v
V Ordnance (Caroline Hill, 2.30 p.m.)
Navy (Military, 2.30. p.m.)
V
V Kit Chee (St. Joseph's, 4.00 p.m.)
not let his enthusiastic leadership end in erratic shooting at goal. The supreme test of his foot-craft is the moment when he is in a scor ing position, his team's success de-
have I seen centre-forwards with-
and keeping ac-i
How often Club in scoring range kick wildly in Sing Tao inovément.
excitement, teen thrown away by a centre-skying the ball over the cross-bar up the field and in so doing bethe ground. Of course, if at an forward who will position too far to the consternation of their team. Make a point of shooting along come the easy ploited "off-side rule."
prey of an ex-
This lack awkward angle it may not be pos- of control is very disheartening to
sible to do this, but at reasonable the wing men who have man usually score if correctly placed. the team as a whole, especially to range, and unhampered by the de-
fence, a hard oeuvred
ground shot will an opening for him break through, and which is spoilt by faulty positioning.
to
member he is expected to be the A centre-forward has also to re- leader of the attack and the get- the crowd, expect him to win the ter of goals. Both his team, and same, and this mental attitude to- wards him calls
(This in the last of four articles which have appeared. in "The China Mail).
NO SOFT JOB Ruth Whitmore,
for rnore con- softball
wife of commissioner, was
V Middlesex (St. Joseph's, 2.30 pm.)
Signals Engineers
THIRD DIVISION
V International (Military, 4.00 p.m.)
20th R.A. 24th RA.
(Boundary Street, 2.30 p.m.)
V 36th R.A. 35th R.A.
(Chatham Road, 2,30 p.m.)
12th R.A. (Stanley, 2.30 p.m.)
V
V
Sunday
FIRST DIVISION
Kwong Wah
Navy
v R. Scots
(Boundary Street, 4.00 p.m.)
V Sing Tao (Causeway Bay, 4.80 p.m.) the
SECOND DIVISION the Kwong Wah V Engineers the (Boundary Street, 2,30 p.m.)
V Police (Sookunpoo, 4.00 p.m.)
fidence and self-control on his part only woman scorekeeper in than from anyone else in the team. national softball championships at R. Scots
Finally a centre-forward must 'Detroit, U.S.A., recently.
1941
THE PLEASURE OF YOUR
As there will be no In- terport with Shanghai this year, the League Management Committee of the Hong Kong Foot- pall Association met last night and arranged the programme for the va- cant dates reserved for the Interport.
Following is the Chinese, Holi- day programme:—
January 22:--Kotewall Charity Cup Competition.
January 25 and 26:-Postponed League games.
January 27 Chinese New Year:- Semi-finals of the Lai Wah Cup Competition.
January 28--Kotewall Charity Cup Competition.
SMALL BOYS' SOCCER
The
presentation, by Mr. D. P. Lai, of trophies of the Kowloon Inter-School Small Boys' Miniature Soccer League took place at the McPherson play- ground. Homuntin, yesterday.
7th R.A.
THIRD DIVISION
V Shell (Causeway Bay, 2.30 p.m.} A.S.A.
ν Air Force (Sookunpoo, 230 pan.)
1941
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