THE CHINA MAIL, MONDAY, JANUARY 9, 1961..
Upset victory b
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Weekend of exciting Cup hockey Dragons
TWO PLAYERS GIVEN MARCHING ORDERS AS KCC ‘A', RECREIO ‘A'
By NUMPERE
TRIUMPH OVER IRC ‘A', ARMY C in the second halt but the RAF
All the Holland Cup hockey ́ties played yesterday produced decisive results and with one oxception they all turned out to be very close things.
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In the first round replay Recreio beat Army 'C' 3-2 and the issue was in
doubt until the final whistle.
In the second round ties, Macaensis 'A' defeated Prisons 3-2 after being behind at half-time, Recreio 'B' went through against KCC 'B' 2-1, KCC 'A' defeated IRC ‘A′ 3-2 and Army ‘A' won 4-1 against HKHC 'A'.
In the last-named match | Any 'A' were unable to score unit HKHC 'A' were reduced to 10 men in the 23rd minute when left-winger Chamberlain pulled a musaje and had to leave the field.
130 players received marching orders from the umpires, K. Dallah of MC 'A' for a wild tackle after # - warning and Gilmore of Army 'C' for commenting after both teams had been warned.
Both offences were due more to over-excitement than to any thing else but the warnings had been issued and although it may seem a little harsh the umpires were right in their decisions.
As a result of these matches the quarter-finals of the loi- Iand Cup, scheduled for Feo- ruary 12, will be as follows:
KCC VA
Macaensis
Recreio
RAP
Army
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'A' 'B'
VA Army A va Nav. Bhorat 'A' 'B's Recreio A
NOTRESS
IRC vs KCC 'A'
KCC just about deserved their success in this very hard-fought encounter at
shot past.
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It was IRC who scored first
finally clinched mutters, with goals from Patrick (2) Hanter but I think they will be glad to forget this one.
Ladies' League
and
In the Ladies' League the KGY 'A' versus Victorians match was postponed due to the non-availability of
cent
tained their 100. per record against KCC and so remain on top of the lengue table.
In the 10th minute from another free-hit F. Bequeira sent the ball across field, V. Soura collected and passed on to M. Cilico who gut in and scored with a hard shot to put Recreio 2-0 in the lead. Rocrelo remained slightly top for the remainder of no Arst hatt and deserved their read at half-time.
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The second half swung in favour of KCC who had most of the piry throughout. In the 45th minute S. Hewson should have equalised but shot straight close range. at goalkeeper N. Pratai from
completes successful rugby weekend by Club sides
By. "PROP"
The two Club sides made a successful visit to the Army ground at Boun- dary-street on Saturday afternoon where they scored 42 points whilst keeping their own line intact.
In the first game of the afternoon the Dragons took on Whitfield Wan- derers and won on their merits by eight points (a goal and a try) to nil.
to
The Army side have no one of their stride by the tenacity but themselves this defeat for they had enough Doaald had missed a kickable blame for of the Dragons and after Mac- chances in the fret ten almuter penalty, Wanderers fin'shed the to put the result beyond all Brst halt on the defensive. reasonable doubt."
Dragons claved the second With Kabe in front of them half with much more zest, and the Whlifield centres. pre- Muzic's at hooker, contrived. ferred to xlve minula
the ball to
to win the ball occasionally in their wings, or to use the the zei zenums. With Hope and shots kick ahead. This Johnston getting a state of the * lackadaisical and
Bethargie ball in the lingout, they were attlindogAVO Dragons
the ablo to
mount some posing Ume which they needed to
attacks. sciite down, and their backs started to open 刮罪 from - every slight chance.
Again in the 60th
very well to palm out a they went close when N. Praia high hard hot from S. Hewson But the Recreio defence held out to make 1 10 wins in succession.
the ground. Recreio re At the other and Sloan weni HKHC 'A' certainly had their throud and Arculll conceded | fair share of the play in the which Rowan early stages, but in the 23rd acorner from
minute Chamberlain left the field: In the next few minutes and did not return.
in KCO forced three
Army 'A' took the lead corners
the 20th minute, Frusher in- from the Inst of willch Rowaan scored with a hard tercepting a 16-yard hit and angled shot lo pui KCC on
passing to Narbu Lama for the level terma just before the
run on and centre-forward to whistle went for half-time. shoot past Moore.
the
The second half continued at
There was no further score samo furiouLS pace within the first half and after the KCC Arst into the attack-but resumption Army 'A' soon went it came to nought when Sloan further ahead. was caught offside,
IRC altacked but Chamberlain intercepted neatly and cleared upfeld but it was too far ahead of left-winger Carcysford.
In the 42nd minute Sloan Intercepted = Kitchell 18-yard hit, worked his way to the right wing and sent in a per- feet entre for Rowan to rum In and bang the ball home to put KCC 2-1 the lead.
This only spurred IRC on
and in the next four minutes they had three B1-COTICIS
but Soares in KCC's goal saved
their Uncs undi Karzandin finetly shot past.
O.K.
In
49th minuto the Dalloh worked his way through but he tried to beat one man too many and lost the ball
Sookunpoo. Infringements Chance missed
In the 46th minute they were warded short-corner from which, after interpassing
Gremlins 'A', by beating St Georges, regained second place over KGV A but the shool- girls are only one point behind with a game in hand.
KAKITANG
Recreio vs KCC
between Oliphant, Howell and At King's Park Recreio de
feated KCC by 2-0 both goals coming in the first 10 minutes.
Holmes, Bowell finished the movement with a welt-placed shot.
Goalkeeping error Four minutes later HKHC were back in the game when
free-hit was after a
awarded for kicking. again Pettyfer Wilson collected the ball, beat two defenders and ficked past
F.
The teams
Heerelo: N. Prata, E. Guterres,
Opportunist try
After being pinned in their F. Colleco, G. Alouco, N. Prate,own half for most of the first Sequlera, M. Collaco, V.twenty minutes. Dragons broke Souza, E Osmund, L. Guterres, away with a long, raking drop. out from their twenty-five taken by Johnston. The bail bounced touch on the Whitfield
. Silva,
KCC: N. Carvalho, H. McKin- non, S. Woulfe, Flanagan, A.
C.
Into
Kennedy, at fly-half, Inter- cepted a pass from McDonald to Riddle, and shaking off three, would-be tacklers, ran In near the poets for a good opportumist try, which Salter had no difficulty in converting. Wanderers pressed hard on the resumption, and were awarded a penalty inside the Dragons' twenty-five and near the centre MacDonald casual ly placed the ball outside the
wenty-five and Dragons looked dangerous for the first time.
Without several of their stars,| posts) Ozorio, S.
the Wanderers were shaken out
Mendoza, M. Williams, Y. Roza s. Perera, B. Simpson, M. Fincher,
Hewson, Thernburrow,
Preceding this match, Grem- lins 'A' fielding only 10 players After that there
had comfortable 0-0 win over St Georges, their scorers being much to choose two teams and if neything KCC J. Tingay (5), B. Mule (3) and
was not between the
had the better of the cond half and with
little more attzdiresy In front of goal might have ravaged at least one point.
forwards
Inying
J. Slevoison.
IRO 'A'
Results
HOLLAND CUP First round replay
2 Recreio 'A' 3 Second round
2
2. KOC 'A'
3
Recreio 'B' Army, 'A'.
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2 KCC B
4 HKHC 'A'
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Second Division
Section 'A'
Lions
2 Ronkers
0
Section 'B'
IC B
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RAF
4
HKHC B
Army 'B'
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LADIES'
LEAGUE
Recrelo
2
KCC
0
Gremlins A
St Georges
0
Gremling 18' 3
KGV B
Fearn.
However, in the 50th minute KCC amin made the mistake HKHC's goalkeeper Moore hast of all their all the time in the world to clear well back, particularly, in the Army "C" but kleked straight to Humfrey | first, hali and correquently Macaenais A3 Prisons who laid on pass for Narbut when the ball was cleared Lama to make it 3-1 in the upfteld there was no one there Army's favour.
to take advantage of it. were frequent but there
Eight minutes later Army 'A'
Recreio almost scorett In the One minute later Wahab had was nothing 'dirty" about
made their
the 2nd minute when KCC's goal- passage to a wonderful chance. Hansan it... just two teams put him through and he pushed quarter-finals safe. Pearce inter- keeper missed a clearance but clearance and sent the ball was scrambled away. playing flat out and in a the bail past goalkeeper Scares pic
Humfrey away on the right- Two minutes later they did go match as close
as this, but it was a little too hard and wing. His cenure found Narbu ahead. A long "free-hit from players are certain to be he was unable to catch it before Lams in position and he dicked Recreio's left-back F. Collaco
I rolled behind, come over-excited. {
past Moore. Five minutes later found V, Souza unmarked on IRC again forced two corners,HKHC went close but McCosh's the edge of the circle and she Umpires K. Lall and P. Xavier Soures deflected the first behind shot just rolled past the post took the ball en and shot past Inaintained strict
control and the throughout.
resultant long-corner and the end came with Army N. Carvalho. went right peronsfield into touch. 'A' winning 4-),
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K. Dallah Was sent off by Excitement was now almost Pedro Xavier in the 20th min- at fever pitch and in the 22nd ute of the second half for a minute KCC went further
wild teckie, but I thought KCC's ahead. From a 16-yard hit, Army 'C' vs Recreio. A'!!
Hosa was Lurity not to join Coffey passed to Bloan who ni him shortly after for an even
through and shot from a very wilder swing. However, Dal- oblique angle to make It 3-1 in lah had been warned previ-u- KCC's favour. 4y.
She
It is plicult to single out players in a mutch of this calibre when they all put every- thing
hadl into It OSTre-forward one beauty and
for Rowan
IRC were far from beaten And three minutes later short-corner WAS awarded against Rosa. From this 0. K. Dallah pushed for Wahnb to hand-slop, and Karamdin banged the ball home to keep the spectators on tenterhooks. TRC atincked again and O. K Dallah beat three defenders but Rosa was there, to clear for
but KCC's Sloan scored made criother who had
A very successful debut for KCC, scoring twice.
For IRC, Karamdin was very solid in defence nid 0. KCC. K. Dallah was always a rource of danger in the forward line.
The pattern of this match the Was set straight from the bully-off with both sides going flat out with no quarter given pr puked.
Took the lead
Then, in the 84th minute IRC's K. Dallah was sent off Aleid by umpire Pedro Xavier after a wild tackle on Landells.
CORONBRI
Army “C' lost this match in the opening seconds when Recreio's J. Collaco Was allowed to run through on his own, straight from the bully-off and score. Again this was a hard-fought match with the result in doubt right up › the final whistle, L. Gutenica pub Recreio further abend in the 22nd minute and
at half-time Recreio were, welf
within sight of victory with 2-8 lel.
Recreio increased their lead after five minutes of the second surprised that Rosa didn't join angled shot, but then Army C
A few seconds later I was half, Pedruco scoring with a fin him for an even wider tackle began to fight back and came but the declsion was a short-close to forcing another draw,
corner.
WRILL
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a warning to both sides to coin
IRC was first to press home From this Soares partially In the 42nd minute Army an attack when after Dallah cleared Kuramdin's shot and skipper Harris reduced, the collected from a roll-in and Hissary collected the ball and arrears and five minutes latur centred they were awarded a should have scored the Gilmore added another. short-corner but, from this equaliser hut delayed his shot Karamdin shot past after | which
belilnd off
This match too became very Wahab's hand-stop. Play defender for
long-corner, tense and umpire It. Lall issued went straight to the other end which KCC cleared. where Karamdia conceded a JRC did have the ball in the dawn. short-corner but here Chamber-net in the 08th minute but lain fallod to stop the ball dead Air's centre had been danger.
However, a few minutes later with his hand.
ously high and
Amy's Gilmore received his Exchanges were end to end disallowed,
it was rightly marching orders for raising almost giving the spectators a So, time ran out with CC comment and spent the remain- tennis neck. In one of these the victors and deservedly ading minutes on the touch line. fast moves Q. K. Dallah sent A very hard game, well con- Shortly before the end Harris right-winger. All away but his trolled and exciting from stort netted for Army C but it was centre was too far ahead of his to finish.
disallowed us the ball has been forwards and went harmlessly
lifted'. berors the goal and behind..
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The teams
Whe
to
So it continued unit
typlealTM Cup-tie TRO 'A': Arcul!!, Karamdi, hockey fast ink furious, but 17th minute whên IRC took the lead. All centred and in Kitchell, Adam, Hahman, K. Recreio just about deserved the ensulag peramblo al Dallah, All, O. K, Dallah, Hus-go through to the next round keeper Soarta concedtā sain, Wahab, Hassan.
when they will encounter another Soares, Chamberlain, Army sle In Army: 'B',, Soares zavod twice bạt 0.K. Rosa, Tolt, Coffey, Jones,
Simoes, Landelle, Rowaan, Careysfort.
short-corner.
Daliah scored.
From
thin
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KCC then went all out for an equaliser and two minutes later
KCC:
Sloan,
goalkeeper Arculli did well to Army 'A' vs HKHC 'A'!
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save Rowan's shot from short-corner. Just after this umpire K. Lall had words wilh KCC skipper
Chamberlan In this match which was about comments from his teams.:
KCC at kopt the pressire o. Tait sent Sloun away But Kitchellackied and cleared
bafely.
In the 23 minuta Sloan put Landolis through but he was
`obstructed “...and from The
KATERING
IRC 'B' vs RAF
As a curtain-raiser to this
day of Cup-ties at Soo-. kunpon IRC 'B' entertain- ed RAF in a Secotid divi- sion Section 'B' league match and came close to providing an upsol, This
the RAF were short of · · playeri, throughout with 10 playing
also played at Sookunpoo, HKHC "A" held out well for most of the first half when they were unlucky to lose left winger Clam berlain, with a pulled vie mtisele: .
resultant host-corner ChittyẶT UM 104. Amma Tt i was generally a scrappy
shot past,
inalde Hight Holmes was forced game, RAF inking the lead in
The game now awung back to play at halt speed through ther." mervatitis" minute with in Ht: Ivour and they forced cut as a silk, of met Indung #vcalient: ruvetch-slick two short-cafes," Soares mutaideg at wicket.
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Barke CATO Dragons eventually scored after
good work by 1170 forwards had taken the ball to the Whitfield
In
line. Kennedy gave to Johnston the centre, and the ball went on to Chibb who handed back to Johnstow us he was ckled. With a long pass the centre found Salfer who went ere in the corner for a good try. Sam Johnston with mighty kick nearly increased the lead, but the wind awried the bad against the post, and #diepped back on the wrong side.
Try as they might, Whitfield had little enthusiasm for this game and were very rarely a menace to the Dingons' line! from that moment.
Kennedy at fly-half played
others to catch the well all through the game, and Menzies, Macaulay, Som Johns
eye were
ton, Hope and Brian Smith.
Wanderers were, best served by their forwards, especially Whatley, Ball and Kirkland.
A very good win for the Dragons, and well deserved. They took their chances and Whitfeld did not!
Not disgraced
The 17/21st Lancers made their first appearance of the erason, and were unlucky to have to meet Club in their first game, Beaten they were. and well beaten at that by 38 points to nil, but they were not disgraced.
Club did not field their full side, but the nucleus of the side was made up of regulara.
In the first half Kelly (two),
Berrecloth, afcore and Hall score ed tries, two of which were con- verted by Moore. In the second half Moore converted three more trics scored by Smith, Hall and Moore himself.
Soare as outstanding for the Lancers, who offered a spirited rosis ance
the Club, and should not be disappointed with their display:
to
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London, Jan. 0. The draw for the fifth round of the English Football League
as made here today, Cup
The matches are: Rotherham vs Portsmouth, Shrewsbury vs Everton Southampton vs
Notts Ferest
Burnley or
For Dragors, who by this victory have given the Wan- derers something to think Clubs are to came to mutual about, Johnston in the centre arrangments for the dates of was magicent both in attack the matches as soon as possible. and defence,
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