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HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, JANUARY LATE, 1981
SPORT
FOOTBALL.
(Continued from. page 1.)
SOUTH CHINA V. 8.G.A The South Chira team increased their points in the league when they easily defeated the R.GA. at Sookunpoo. by four goals to mil. From the start it was evident that the soldiers were in for a warm time, for the short passing game of South China made the B.G.A book
The game was Inst sad clean through out and was probably the best game of the day. The Tamar 'wers beaten, but not disgraced; indeed they had some very bad luck and might easily have made a draw had it not been for this Wavish played well la the 7'umar goal and could
in any way be blamed for allowing Smith was the best full back-probably two goal to be scored against him.
the best on the field. Osland played a good manpened the score for the game and it is unfortunate that be Hawkins, · halves not good as the twins trio, although Hudson poor stuff. The gunners were weakened cards played" well, he did excer a fa al Roberts being the
as centro half.
The
most dangerous. Heathcote tionally wells in the Harkins goal, Pon- and Wright were very sound out fall back. Penrose being wife surer with his clearances.
Gine The half-backs were the attack, Keen was about the best of spoilers and also helped their forwards in
very good three. The forwards showed ce combination and the Tamaar played well but noies deserve special defence a very harming time, all mention. Result: Hawkins, 2; Zamar 0. H.M.S Hawkins-Heathcote: Ponross and Wright; Carpenter, Decosport and Keen
EA Smith Eaton, Warne (Tel), and Shenton.
·H..S. Tamar.-Warish; Smith and Oxland: Lawson, Hudson and Bryant; Hill, Veness, Grant, Roberts and Burd.
Referee: Mr. Spencer.
"HAWKINS” RES. ». KOWLOON RES.
by the absence of Bailey, Gree and Hicks. The gunners, although they dashed through at times, hacked Snish and could not score. Wong Pak Chong opened the score for South China after twenty-five minutes' play. Wong Pak Chong came ngaia from the centre kick and passed to Lai Wai Tong who scored the accond goal for South Chits. At the interval South China had a lead of two goali
From, the re-start the soldiers took up the attack but Chan So defended well. Lai Wai Torg pat South. Chian farther ahead with a shot from close range." Wong Pak Chong failed to convert from a penalty, Smith saving well. Before the close Lai Wai Tong scored his third goal and the fourth for South China, who early in the game and before the interval Vickanı gave the hau truou the lend
won the game by four, goals tornil, Petitt scored for the sailors. After the South China-Lau Hing Cheung: Ngulors and King, added another the sailors
change
of ends Petitt again scored for the Kau Chenn and Chan So; Leung Yuk thus winning by three goals to one. Tong, Wong Shui Wa and Lam Yuk Ying: Pang Kam Wing, Pang Wah Hing, Wong Pak Chong. Lai Wai Tong and Chan Ewong Ui,
RG.A-Smith; Oldershaw and Lieut. Smith Sands, Lolliott and McCormack; Allen, Whittington, Castledine, Harris and Couzens,
Referee: Mr. Smith.
EAST SURREYS. "DESPATCH,"
These teams met "on the Navy "À": ground and the Surreys won by two clear gvak
The Despatch opened well but could not maintain the pace they set up and after ten minutes' play the soldiers had the game well in hand. The shooting of the Surreys was wild and several chances wore given to open the score. Just before the interval Butler gave the Surreys the lead, returning the ball to the net after Brewerton had made partial, Icearance. At the interval the Surreys were leading by a goal to 17.
CLUB DE RECREIO «. SOUTH ·
CHINA "A.”
On the South China ground the Club de Recreio, qualified to enter the second round of the Shield competition by beat- ing South China A by three clear goals. Just before the interval Club de Recreio scored two goals through Rocha and Gorana and the former player scored again in the second haif...--
SOUTH CHINA "B". HMS..
"HOLLYHOCK,"
beat the Hollyhock by two goals to wil,
On the Club 'ground South China "8": Both teams were not up to their usual form and several chances were missed. Fang Tsi scored in the first half and Leung Wing Tak scored the second goal.
**TAMAR" RES. 7-SUBREY RES,
At Sookunpoo the ailors had a strong aide out including Boutley and Woodman, The Surrey's opened the score from a penalty, Cheeseman netting from the spot kick. Before the interval Robinson put the Surrey's further ahead. It the second half the play went greatly in favour of the Lemar and Chapman scored. Before the close Routley scored twice the sailors winning as above.
The second half found the Surreys doing most of the attacking and they went further ahead when Wooldridge headed in from a fine contre by Macklesworth Brewerton was called upon to save fur- ther shots from Butler and Franklin and managed to keep the ball out, the final score being a two goals to nil for the East Surreys.
H..S. Despalsh-Brewertoa; Riddle and "Connan; Henshaw, Southey and Underwood; Balcombe, Brewer, White, Woods and Carter.
Surreye. Douglas; Humberstone, and Williams; Boniface, Eaton and Bristowe; Charlesworth, Wooldridge, Franklin, But ler and Mackleworth,
Referee: Mr. Collina.
H.M.S."AMBROSE" . HMS.
"DIOMEDE."
A keen and fast game was seen at the Valley between the above teams. The Ambrose you by three goals to nil. The win was expected but the Diomede put up a very good light and more than beld their own during the first half. In the second half they were outplayed and were lucky to get off so lightly. Proudfoot played a great game for the losers and did exceptionally well. Leonard was the best of the full backs and Wiggington did well at centre halt. Dean was the most thrustful of the forwards, who were well held by a strong defence. Thompson was very good in goal for the winners and Boulter, was very sound at left back. Muirhead was the pick of a good half back line and Welbourne and Bolusaves were very thrustfal in the attack Re- best Diomede, ack the H.MS. Ambrose Thompson; Turner aad Boulter Nolan, Butler and Muir
Harper, Bolneaves, Welbourne, head Vasty and Carter.
H.M.8. Diomede-Proudfoot Leonard and Marrail; Lockwood, Wiggington and Bolwell; Normington, Crank, Fids, "Young and Dean,
Beforeo: Mr. Torey,
HMS." HAWKINS” TAMAR.”
H.M.S.
The last meeting between these teains resulted in a win for the Tomar by the odd goal in three. After forcing South China to a goal-less draw last week the Hawkins confidently expected to reversa the result last Saturday. The Tamar had Watish in goal and Grant at contre for Ward. There was no chants won the toss
the Ha kins tenen
The Hawkins won and
the Tamer were forced to face the sur. The interrel arrived with the score shot blank, but the Hawkins had done most of the attacking and had they had any luck they would have enjoyed & lead at this period. From the resumption the Hawkins had nearly all of the play and noen took the load.. Shenton seat over a good centre which in trying to clear Ox land turned into his own goal, with Wavish, unprepared for such an event,
ST. JOSEPH'S. "TITANIA" RES.
On the Navy "A" ground these teams played a drawn game, one goal all. At the interval goals had been scored by Millar for St. Joseph's and Bull for the Titania, The second half was blank.
**
R.G.A. INIQUOISE.”
Another meeting between these teams will be necessary to decide which shall enter the second round. At Scokumpoo, each side scoring once in the second half, the game ended in a draw. Christie scored for the R.G.A. and Worthington for the Iriquoise.
**DIOMEDE *
"MARAZION.”
These trams met in a league match. the Diomede winning by the odd goal in five Pibworth opened the score for the Marosion and Right scored for the Themed After the change of ends Pibworth and Rigby sored for their res pective sides and Cerwall won for the Diomede from a penalty.
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