COMBINED CHINESE 5, REST OF COLONY 1

THE CHINA MAIL,

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1957.

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MANY AN INCIDENT, BUT NEVER A A GREAT GAME

Says I. M. MacTAVISH

A holiday crowd of some 8,000 watched this charity game at Caroline Hill yesterday afternoon. It was a strange soft of match. For long periods it was dull and listless, then suddenly it would produce a sparkling interlude or a gem of individualism. and finally it provided an ending which was something of a tragic pantomime,

Picture the scene. The Combined Chinese were playing quite comfortably within themselves and in the happy position of leading by 4 goals to 1. Away out on the left, Mok Chun-wah went into a tackle rather half-heartedly, tried to withdraw his foot at the crucial moment and got a painful knee injury as his reward. The incident was a complete yellow sweater to Chwicy aceldent, but the 18th winger and The Itest were reduced to 2nd to go to the sidelinr foright fully effective players and medical attention. Fifteen | Mendum, who was worried by minutes remained for play.

Sickening Crash

leg injury which he had re-

ceived earlier in the second half.

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Cawley treated the spietaters The game had hardly restast- to some rather narthextox goal- ed when George Armstrong and keeping but as MacNicol stood resume, his tall Ho Cheung-yait jumper totetuer by rently to For a high ball. Their heudeputy could almost, he heard who is this meet in stekening crash ant saying "

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un-himself sideways and upwards made a quick recovery, Jucky Annstrong had to be to make the kind of save from escorted from the field with his Kwok Moon-wah that causes n head swathed a bandages. He goalkeeper to push out his chest and glow with satisfaction. [Sut did not come back.

(Cuwicy's me! was not yet over.

Referee Mak Yeung-fal re- started the gras and the ball

After giving MacNicol back was swept towards the Rest's his yellow swenter, the big pivot goal, MeNiroi grabbed it just resumed his normal position.. outside his right hand post and i

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aphalt on. Unfortunately it war sprawling among a battery of saturated and sticky and on he photographers The Chinese struggled to get it on the Com- alde in continucbined Chinese stormed into the player was after attention on the field but lack and contrary to the MacNicol had to surrender his normal clothing predicament of

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come to expect from Ho Cheung- yau, Yiu Cheuk-yin and Mok Chun-wah.

was a very entertaling of routre, and the crowd joined in the whole thing in good spirit. Took The Bite Out The game was never a great one by even the most generous standards. The presence of clubmter in opposition to rich other naturally took a lot of the ite out of the play and in fact the Combines Chinese were generally so superlor that they idn't have to exert themselves Log inueh.

Nevertheless it was difficull to feel satisfied with the fullback play of Szeto Yiu and Lau Yee. Neither gave the impression of olidarity which one experis from Colony players, and Lau Tim t centre-half was often worried by the strength and forcefulness of Moss.

Chan Fal-hung was the best half-back and there were times when Kwok Kam-hung looked no better than a good fullback playing out of position,

The Combined Chinese for- wards were good and ball

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the Anny-KMB Rome but Mendum was troubled by a leg injury during the second half, but he never played she can. The defence as a whole was uncertain and imis- kicking and misplaced passes were all too frequent,

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The game started seven min- utes late and we had to wait 30 minutes for the first goal. Lau (Continued on Poze 10)

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