Ordnance Corps Give Service Corps A Fright
By "Referee"
SERVICE CORPS were fully extended in their Second Division football game at Sookunpoo yester- day by Ordnance and it was only in the closing stages of the game that they gained an ascendency over their opponents.
his feet and passes often astray.
went Morgan placed Service Corba
on level terms soon after. Service Corps' forwards were In the second half Stephens not as dangerous as Usual and gave his side the lead with a well- only Glen, on the right wing, was placed free kick and a few min- half this player up to usual form. In the second utes later Ordnance should have was prominent increased the lead but Pennirig- with his runs down the wing and ton, when well placed, shot weak- scored two goals in addition to ly and Mattison cleared.
Ordnance were without several of their regular having a hand in another. players and on the whole did well as they seemed to bu able to suit themselves better to the slippery state of the ground.
In the other two matches play- ed St. Andrew's easily beat Kow-game for
Reynolds again played good, the Service Corps' forwards. Ordnance in goal Nicholls, on the right, tackled well loon Tong, for whom Peter Plet- while both the backs. Adams and and his clearances were good. His cher made his first appearance ut
head-work saved bis side Russell, showed up well particu- several occasions. Duffield The season to help Richard Ler to Win two games, and King's Col larly in the second half.
the pick of the forward line. Play- lege scored another two points.
In the mtermediate line. Ste-ing at inside-left he showed good their victims being Victoria Rephens, in the pivotal position, was ball control and sent Pennington
a hard worker and his tackling through
creation Club
Following are detailed results
At home S Andrew's beat Kowloon
Tong by 7 games to 2
E. F. Fincher and H. Kew (St An drew's).
beat R M fvalle Bod S 'I'
beat P. Lo and M S Lee
41
21 11
21
beat H. E Lee and F Fletches 21
W. Brown and S A drew's).
16
Gray
St. An.
beat Lavalle and Chung
1 23
beat Lo and Ler
21
12
12 21
Ollespie
(St.
21
12
21 14
13 21
lost to Lee and Fletches
M. Davies and B
drew's).
bent Lavalle and Churg
beat Lo and Lee
lost to Lee and Fletcher
An.
Police v K.C.C.
At Headquarters, Police lost to Kow-
loon
C by 1 game to 8
W. Gillies and L. Gordon (Palice)
Oni
Clarke and Young did some good work in the centre but their passes were often Intercepted while Martin only came into his
own in the second half.
Smart, at right half, was the pick of the Intermediate line while Young's heading enabled him to
on clear often
was
The Scoring
Service Corps equalised through Martin from a centre from Young · and shortly after missed a penalty. and
Play was still very even Glen placed his side in the lead for the Arst time with a good shot and before time the same player added another.
SERVICE CORPS-Mattison; Murray and Bradshaw; Smart, Young and Hammond; Glen, Clarke, Morgan, Wêle and Martin,
ORDNANCE-Reynolds; Adams attd Russell: Nicholls. Stephens and Stand-
numerous occasions Ordinance took the lead in the mng: Lines. Roberts, Hewitson, Duffield sparted many a promising move of but the left winger could not keep first half through Hewitson put and Peanington,
THE CATCH
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Wynter Biyil and A
1. Fisher beat J 1. Anderson and Jones 21 lost to A Zimmern and D !!
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41
Hazel
17
21
lost to Wynter-Myth and Fisher
A. R. S. Major and C. Y. Siu Pu tice).
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Jest to Anderson and Jones
lost to Zimmern and Havelt
10 21
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J. Ferrier and S. Hogarth (Police)
Iost to Wynter-Blyth and Fashio
Ion to Andrison and Jones
lost to Zimmer and Hazell
1
3 21
+4 21
The match between Recrem al Chung Wan was postponett and will be played on Friday
King's y V.R.C
At Bonham Road, King's College beat Victoria Recreation Chub by 7 games Į
to 2
S. P. Chan and K. J. Attwell (King's) beat D N Xavier and
JO. CIGARETTES JO
OF THE SEASON
CIGARETTES,
A
Ramjahn
21 15
beat A Hasty and M M de V
Suares
221 9
beat F Castro and A A Re
medios
21
J
K. L. Lui and W. C. Chung (King's}
beat Xavier and Rumjalin.
21 13
lost tasto and Soares
15
beat Castro and Remedi
221 15
K. H. Lo and T. Lam (King's).
19 24
* 10
Jost to Xavier and Rumahn
beat Basto and Soares
beat Castro and Remedios.
LEAGUE TABLE
SECTION "A"
25 10
Games
L. W. F. A. Pts.
P
King's Chung Kinh
+ 0 + 28 H મ
3 1 2 19 B *
Recreio
3
1 2 17 10 ..
V.R.C.
4 3 1 10 26 2
J.R.C.
K.C.C.
St. John's
4
о
7 26
0
SECTION "B"
5
4 1
0 5 31 14 10 25 11 6
Kowloon Tong
St. Andrew's Police
5 3 2 20 25 +4
5 3 2 24 21 4
5 E 0 日 34 0
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