“SPIV” LOOKS BACK ON
THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1951:
AND THIS WAS ONE OF THEM!
Another Tale Of Missed Chances
HONGKONG NEEDS AN ENTIRELY NEW FORWARD LINE
Once again a wocful tale of missed chances and scratching and pawing at the goalmouth unfolded itself when the Hongkong and Kow. loon XI went down by three goals to two to the Danish Boldklubbens at Boundary Street yesterday, and gave cause to the renewal of that hae and cry for the training of a completely new forward line-up for Hong- kong's future representative matches.
For the Danes, it was their farewell match in Hongkong and, already trailing of achievement, they far behind either the Hulsinborgs or Djurgardens in record were all out for their last kill with a gusto that sometimes seemed to be a little too robust for the Hongkong crowd's liking.
On the whole, the game fell much below standard. The main reason for this appeared to be the excessive use, of their weight by the visitors, the shoot and run tactics by the Hongkong forwards, and the almost complete absence of combined movements on either side.
Au to be.
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For Hongkong, the defence plai Wai at left-bek bore more only Chang Kem-hot and was again the mainstay of the than his shore in stemming the Chi-y:n could be said team. Hau Yung-sang at right-Danish attack which was direct-deserving of their cholce.
ONE FORWARD SHORT back, and Tong Sheung at left-ed for the major period of the
of the pick
Chang was the brains of the half wer
the play from his side, but he too
attack. sending through defenders. Yue Yiu-tak in goal was not at his best.
The Danes' Trs goal in
passes the beautiful
“ seemed to be a little slower than
his for- his usttal form and the two goats36th minute of the Arst half, was wards, but an inclination to stay miskick too far down field and an in- that went part him in the first the direct result of a
follow up left half were not unsaveable shots. from him. In the forward line, ability to
the forward line short of one for- ward during the whole game.
Au
a good opportunis: ; ...nd and
with a little more biz malah experience and steadi- ness in his m
parting shots may still be a future star forward. Both he. and Lee Chun-fat, however, were monotonously caught offside, in the second half, when the Danish defence adopted the off-side play.
BADMINTON CHAMPIONSHIPS
Favourites Have A Field Day
By "ARGONAUT”
Favourites had a field day in yesterday's matches the Colony Badminton Championships, all winning comfortable margins.
by
The closest game was seen in the Men's Junior Singles between the two Chinese YMCA lefthanders, M. T. Lam and C. C. Wong, and although it went to only two sets, every point was bitterly contested.
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This picture shows one of many scoring chances missed by the Combined Hongkong and Kowloon Xi in their match against the Danish Boldklubben team at Boundary Street. In a rush for, the ball from a left-wing centre, Au Chi-yin, the local inside-left, beat Danish goalkeeper Sandberg and centre-half Nielsen to it, but his header, which appears in the plc ture lo send the ball into the open goal, went just a few inches wide of it. Photo by China Mall Staff Photographer.
Inter-hong & Ladies' Junior League Competitions Will Be Started Next Month
By "GRANDSTAND”
A recent meeting of the General Council of the Softball Association decided that competition for the Victor Mamak Shield would commence some time in March. The contest which has been known as the Ladies' Junior League, will be open to all teams to the exclusion of the Wahoos who are the Senior League title holders.
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Owing to the congestion in the schedule as a result of having to arrange for all League games to be played off on one ground, the tournament will be conducted on a straight knockout system.
The
Treat For Our
Tennis Fans
The Danes took the field without their
starfor- two wards, Aage Rau Jensen and Jens Torstensen, and their re- ingular goalkeeper, Nielsen, and for the first 25 minutes lacked 01 leader in the forward line.
ays of their team were Mainstays their left-back, Jorgen Nielsen
centre-half Robert
ert Nielsen
General Council have times at bat for both the Senior and later Jack Johnsen at right also set March 10 as the open- and Ladies Leagues. half. Jensen
Among other important items the ing date for the popular Inter- came into team
the trophy for discursed were the preparations in the
minute as Hong League, and
this loop being donated by San for the Annual Presentation Ball was i centre-forward through his openings
Teams who which has been fixed for May that the Miguel Brewery.
intend participating in these two 5. Mrs Carmen Molthen has Danes scored all their goals.
Hongkong took the lead in the series of games should send in accepted the invitation to form
theli entries to 13th minute of the first half
the Hon, the
Committee
Local tennis enthusiasts Secretary,
ary. Mr A. A. Ablong, as when Yuen Yiu-lam sent in a
are being made will be in for a rare treat! and roon as possible,
publication of the perfect centre to the for end
The Ladies' Junior title was greatly demanded Souvenir tomorrow, Sunday, Monday of the goal. Rushing in,
and Tuesday, when St Teresa's last year in Programme,
the won by Ying-fan took the ball on his
close finish in which they The coming weekend will be American and Swedish ten- head, but his hender hit thea
one of the most important to nis crossbar and rebounded to Au Just managed to cust the then
stars, Miss Dorothy for the Molthen SCHOOL SPIRIT Chi-yin who had no difficulty powerful White Fangs out of the contenders
Head, Fred Kovaleski, Irvin running. With the growing Shield as no less than eight Surprising resistance was in heading it into the open goul.
enthusiasm THEN THE DANES
for this pastime | Senior League teams will be Dorfman and Sven Davids- offered to the St. Teresa pair of
engaged in important In the 30th minute Jensen, among women the coming series
tussles, son will be seen in action on J. A. Mutta and Melvio Soares
which will probably decide their the local Courts. in the Junior Mixed Doubles who had come into the side five should be keenly competed for.
pennant chances, only schoolboy by the schoolgirl entry in the that of Johnny M.
Wonk
the Wis
harder court-coverage. Wong led 5-3 smasher. but lacked the classy and 10-0 in the first set, but drops of his opponent, who ea- failed to press home the lead. Joyed a slight advantage in Cleverly passing Wong in his
for his follow-upg
smashes, with hard returns to the base, Lam collected the last seven points in two services. Leading all the way in the second set, Lam comfortably won it by
John Goddard To Load. West Indies In Australia Kingston, Jamaica, Feb. 21. John Goddard, who led the side which beat England in the Test series last summer, has accepted the captaincy of the West Indies cricket team to tour ~Australia this year:
Reuter.
Welsh Soccer
.15-8.
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Dance
Arrangements
the
and
Two Junior League playoff games have also been arranged for Saturday afternoon, when all four of the contestants will rangle in a two-way scuffle.
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SPECIAL CASH SWEEP PEARCE MEMORIAL CUP 1951
The Sale of Cash Sweep Tickets on the above will close at:
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THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB NOTICE TO MEMBERS ANNUAL RACE MEETING
Saturday 24th, Wednesday 28th February and
Saturday 3rd March 1951
The First Bel will be rung at 11.30 a.m. and the drst race will be run at 12.00 Noon, cach day. The tiffin interval is after the fourth race (1.30 pm.).
There are eleven races each day (33 in all), The "Pearce Memorial Cup" is scheduled to be run on the Second Day, Wed- nesday, 28th February, Race No. 6 at 3.80 m
10.00 a.m. on Friday, 23rd February, will be sold and the Through Tickets reserved for this Meeting but not paid for by.
reservation cancelled for future meetings.
and minutes before, equalised for the
Two Singles and one Doubles event, Danes with a grand long shot
game have been arranged for Remodios and from 23 yards out. Taking the Fans who have been looking
tomorrow at the ball up a few yards from a forward to the important Senior
Cricket Club ground at Chater Hongkong the Joser, Johnny half-pass, he left-drove a fast playoff series will be glad to
Road, commencing 4 p.m. Pomeroy, generally conceded as low shot just inside the upright learn that the Association have
In the first Singles match, Miss one of the most promising (with Yue diving fruitlessly taken definite steps to provide
Dorothy Head will meet Mrs young players in the Colony
for it.
suitable accommodation for re-|
Mary Chow, the local Ladies today, gave an excellent ac The next minute, _the_Danes įgular fans.. count of himself, and more increased their lead as a result
and held more
Additional
Through Tickets at $86.00 each may be obtained at the Com seating facilities
Singles Champion. In the second than his own against Motta. of good combined zig-zag have been added to the existing
Singles match, IP Koon-hung pradore, Office of the Treasurers, 1st door, Telephone House, also the right flank bleachers and official passes are The Pomeroy-Amulphy com- movement on
will be pitted against Sven |" ticke's" at 12.00 each for the Special Cash Sweep on the "Pearce
Memorial Cup", the sale of which will close at 5.00 p.m. on Tude- Davidsson.' issued to the bination led by 9-3 in the first Gathering the ball from mid-
public 8. field,
mid-being
The Doubles match will ser day, 27th February, Peter set before going down by 16-8.
right-wing
members of the General
Dorfman and Kovalesk! In Making their first appearance Upped it across to inside-right
The Softball League pro-action against Colonel Spence in the tournament, the дет
Poulsen, who in turn tapped it These passes will be dis.
Jensen tributed free of charge, and keen gramme for the weekend and Edwin Taal. team-up of Ulian Khoo and first time to Jensen.
On Winnie Cheung, regarded as the then first-timed it back to the followers are requested to apply with umpires and acorers
Sunday,
another strongest contenders for the
these through open space past left back Lat for
the Hon. Ist
Singles and one Doubles game Ladies' Doubles title this year, Wal. Running up. Poulsen Secretary or any member of the
bave
These SATURDAY-
been arranged.
at the started 3 Luzz among the slammed a rising shot past the Council. spectators when in their opening outstretched hands of Yue.
As an indication of the allout JUNIOR LEAGUE PLAYOFF games will take place
Chinese Recreation Club at Tai set against Recreio's Inez Soares At half-time the Danes were efforts of the Association to 2.00 p.m. Dewares
Hang
commencing 3 p.m. London, Feb. 21.
hawks and Rita Marques, they gave Fifteen minutes after the re- success,
leading by 2-1.
make the Senior League finals a
Mies the first match, ali team managers
(George Pang, Tony Rey, Dorothy Head will play against Noel Kinsey, Norwich away six pouls without scoring
G. Pomeroy; Hal Winglee). sumption, Hongkong equalised, have been informed that their City inside forward who hasradually settling down to a
left-wing Yuen Ylu-lam players
3.30 pm. Dragons v Rexes When
must appear on the
(T.
J. Silva, Kwok, uniform and played brilliant football this steady game, they chalked up beat the Danish right-back and diamond in full
the any deviation from this ruling
Ribeiro, Jere Bele'ho). season, has been chosen for 12 points without reply and sent in a high centre Into Racing to,
which produces.
SUNDAY slipsbod team to despite the valiant fight by the goalmouth. the Welsh soccer
the goalie Recreio junior
fairi A pair, annexed the Ying-fan gave
spectacle will not be tolerated. play against Ireland at Bel-
first
revised got the set 15-0.
plucky charge, just before he
schedule has been fast on March 7.
Recreio players were up against ball, and tapped it into the received from the Management Commitee and the playoffs for
18.
Team Against Ireland
The
A
It is a good week for Kinsey the two potential champions at net.
The winning goal for the the major circuit are slated for who on Monday was nominated their best in the second set, and as one of the London Football the six points that they were Danes came in the 30th minute March Combination players for the able to score spoke highly of the of the second match against the Paris League | game fight that they put up.
oh March 1.
THE RESULTS Kinsey replaces Allen of
"Junior Men's Singles:-M. T. Coventry City, and the only other change in the Welsh alde, Lam beat C. C. Wong 15-12, Ylu-tak at the beginning of the minimum of nine games and 22 beaten by England last Novem 15-8.
Hotspu Burgess (Tottenham | Souza & F. M.
on
WEEK-END.
ELEVENS
..
~ Black-
SENIOR LEAGUE
In
ERMO will
Norman on G.sity Champion. Thi
be followed by another Singles match, in which C. Dio with meet Sven Davidson,
In the Doubles match, Ip Roon-hung, partnered by Sven Davidsson, will
9.30a.m. St. Teresa's v Jaguare (Hal Winglee G. Pat Renade Barretto). $1.00 a.m. South China v St. Joseph's
(Frank Ewins, U. Mose, v.
Castro,
Tony
Kwok, B. Silve; Allee Mar);
LADIES' LEAGUE
oppose Durf-
and Kovalesid The programme for Monday and Tuesday at Chater Road will be announced later.
To avoid congestion at the Club's Offices at Telephone House, non-members are requested to purchase their sweep tickets at the Club's Branch Offices at:---
5, D'Aguilar Street, Hong Kong
382, Nathan Road, Kowloon. MEMBERS' BADGES AND ENCLOSURE
SETS OF MEMBERS' AND LADIES' BADGES WILL NOT BE ISSUED FOR THE 1951 RACING SEASON UNTIL 1ST. APRIL,
1951. 1950 BETS ARE VALID UNTIL THEN.
Members and guests are reminded that they and their ladies MUST wear their badges prominently displayed throughout the Meeting.
NO ONE WITHOUT A BADGE WILL BE ADMITTED TO THE MEMBERS' ENCLOSURE.
Badges admitting. Jadies, not in possession of Brooches of Season tickets and gentlemen, son-members of the Club, to the Members Enclosure and Club Hooms at $10.00 per day locindiag
iam, for ladies or gentlemenfaré chtálable through the Bacrofary on the written or personal introduction of a member, nich mouler to be responsible for all visitors introduced by him, and for pay- ment of nil chiss etc.
Badges admitting to Members "Inclosure will NOT be on sale at the RACE COURSE,
The Treasurers' Compradore Office and the Secretary's Office will close at 10.00 am each day. Both offices at 1st Floor,
12.30 p.m. Canadiana v Weboos Police Hockey Team Telephone House.
(P. K. Lau, Sherry Bucks,
Art Ozorio; Roberto Nunes)....
HOW THEY STAND
SENIOR LEAGUE
pixes: Braves Canadians
"Against MacIO
Police v Macau Hockey Club
at Boundary Street tomorrow at 130 p.m: Soarer Hayward, Won Lost Pets. Mên Bingh; Apps". Tuset, De- bara Singh; Reynolds, Stevens, 1,000 Cox,
March 172 and Thong; Reserves* Irwin, *. Schouten, Blingworth' and Mos
half. Inside- Players who have their eyes
Pedruco; Irene Botelho), right Poulsen got past Lat Wal on the batting title should note
Prices of admission to these 2.00 p.m. Braves v Overseas and drove in a low cross shot that the Coumell have confirmed
exhibition games will be $10 for (Bim Ablong, Les within 15 yards range, Watson that the minimum requirements
Pathe
Kwong)
| teats and $8 for standing room. of Navy, who had replaced Tuo for official recognition are a
3.30 pan. Pendas v Canadians Tickets will be available at the
(Chas Figueiredo,
gate. second half, dived for the ball, Junior Mixed Doubles-J. A. but just managed to deflect it. ber, is the return of Ron Bur-
the Tottenham
Motta & Mrs J. A. Soares beat As the Hotspur
bell
rolled gess,
to Inside- Poderen, the Danish left half, in place of Lucas of J. Pomeroy Jr. & Miss M. Ar-leit,
nuiphy 15-0, 15-9.
forward, put the-finish- Swansea Town,
Ladies Singles:-Miss Gloria ing touch with a fast drive. The full Welsh team is:
Remedios
THE TEAMS CRICKET Hughes (Luton), Barges (Ar-Silva beat Miss B. senal), Sherwood (Cardiff City), 11-8, 11-6
Danish Boldklubben: Helge Junior Men's Doubles: A. J. Sandberg Paul (Manchester City), Daniels
(inter
replaced by Rosario beat | Elzil Nielsen mater Injury); Griffiths (Leicester H. Fidstale &A. L. Fisher Eimer. Andersen Jorgen Nielsen (Ernst Erikson, in eccond half); City) Kinsey (Norwich City), 15-2, 10-1, Fard (Sunderland), Allchurch Ladies' Dobles-Ullan Khoo Ernst Eriksen (Jack Johnsen Both Optimists and Recreio. | Pandia (Swansea Town), Clarke (Man- & Winnie Cheung beat. 1. Soares in second half), Robert Nielsen, will be engaged in a double pas chester City).
& R. Marques, 25-0, 15-6. Finn Hansen; Kari Petersen, League cricket programme this Rod Goalkeeper „Hughes of Luton Sentor Mixed Doubles-M. A. Knud Foulon, Jack Johnsen week-end. The former meet Dodgers
in second Recreio and Daniels of Arsenal have Oliveira & Mrs C. M. Quinn (Ange Rou Jensen,
Golds: on Saturday. and played very little football for beat Ramon. Young & Mias half), Leif Pedersen, Jorgen Kowloon C.C. on Sunday while Jazumen-
South Chinsh their League teams this season. Helen Kwong (w.o.).
Becrels will travel to Bookumpoo 82 Toph's Nieleen 11 ---Associated Press.
Hongkong and Kowloon Com-, on Sunday to meet the Indian | Madcape) bined: Yue Yiu-tak (Watson.fr R.C.
#t.. Teresa's. Baseballers second half); Hau Yung-eang, 7.30 p.m. (Junior Men's Sin- Lai Wai; Fung Kwan-ang
Teams selected for the Op Panthers
BENGJUNIOR · LEA xles): Tan Leong-hon-v I. H. Hung Hing-yuk, Ton Sheung mists and Recrelo are
Diues: Ericken;
Ho Ying-fan, Lee, Chun-fat, follows: m. (Ladies Singles): Chang Kam-hol, Au Chi-yil) at 1243 pm Arthy, 0. Grimu 800 p.m.
Optimists against Recreio (as Chater Disckhawks MIBS M. Ribeiro v Mrg I. Yuen Yiu-lam.-
H. P. Pritchard. R. M. MacPherson, Benjamin;
8.30 p.m. (Junior Mixed Doubles) M.T. Lam & Miss start at the Annual Race Meet-H.P. Lam V R.M. Soares & Ing which is being held
Mrn O.C. Seyer, February 24 and 20 and March *....
Non-Starters At
Race Meeting
The
Hongkong
Jockey Club have announced that the follow- ing ponies are not likely
to
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Ender, horpe (Reserve), vesse The following are the results Ariinit Kowloon-Cricket Club (nt of matchen played in the Colony | Chater. Houd just 143; panel. A Opm, Tonnis, Singite Champion- arthy, d. 11. V. Pritchard, 1. M.Mao, ship at Chater Road yesterday: it. Then Enders day Howa, N.11 Pherson. A P. Haynor, L. D. Kilbes, Mona Ironduke, Deillah,
Ip Koon-bung beat A. Bayot Dilver. L. Wilde, *B,C, Cone: * Ringway, Shahrokh, Light Star,
0-2, Conqueror, Lake Success, Bank Bul Funk of Mine 13, 6-1; J. V. Sellors boat Frits TODAS
0-1; Norman
9.00 p.m. (Junior Men's Sin- gles): F.W. Kwong v Jimmy Koo;
p.m.
9.30
Choong
boat Ho. Ka-Iau 6-4,-7-5; 1:÷M. | punkte:
foot, Harvest Field Hol Houw. Greenhalgh v C.R, Lee & Miss Donald Lo 02 6-1;/H. As Arres Ben Macdhul, Straight Forward. Ivy Top Becret, Fortune Whool, 10.00 P.m. (Senior Bixed Spence best Cheung kul-shuis Gon Flying Ring. Bare Triomphe, Doubles); P.H. Wong & Nis 0-0 0-0 WAT. Wabreal ronde Questa: Helen. Dima end Cock- Ullan Khoo v B.7.3 Gonsalvos |Lo. 90265MM
& M. H. F. Glocalves.
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LEAGUE:
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