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The games played in the League on Saturday resulted as unden:
DIVISION I." Kowloon, 4; H.M.S, Tamar, L Hongkong Police, 1 Hongkong Club, South China. 1; Club de Recreio,
DIVISION 14" *:
`SOUTH CHINA 9. RECHEIO:""
These teams" met on the. Garrison ground before a large crowd, South China winning by a goal to nil, Wong Pak Ching was absent from the South China side, -duit Sang filling the vacancy, while the Recreio were, without Ogley, Souza and Alves. The game was keenly contested and South Chins were lucky to win, the only goal of the game coming in the second half from a penalty kick. Xavier and Aa Kit Sang were Facing together clon in when the South China player dropped heavily, the University, 3; Surreys Drums Rea, feres awarding a penalty against the South China' "' C,”: 3; South:"China
South China "A" 1 East Surrey
Drums, 0 TOTA Kowloon Reserves, 9; East Surrers
Reserves, 2
St. Joseph's, 2 Club de Recreio
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DIVISION I
St. Joseph's Reserves, 2; St. Joseph's
Boarders, 2.
The game between the Moster Clubs was not played.
H.K. CLUB. H.K. POLICE.
Recreio plager. Suen Kam Shun took the kick and scored,
Recreio had hard-luck in not bringing the scores level and had to retire de Fented by a goal to sil.
The teams:-...
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South China.-Lau Hing Cheung; Ng Kam Cheun and Chan So; Leung Yak Tong, Wong Shiu Wa and Lam Yuk Ying, Cheung, Kum Chaen, Au Kit Sang. Leung Wing Tak, Suen Kam Shun. and Chan Kwong Tu.
The Police uphold their reputation when they defeated the Club by a goal to nil. These teams have been old opponents and it usually happens that the Police play their best when opposed
Recreio Fernandez; A. Assumpcao to the Club, For the first twenty minutes:
and D. Xavier; A. V. Remedios, A. A.. in this match on the South China ground | Remedios and H. C. Remedios; Silva, there was only one team in the game, the Fuertes, Gosano, Rocha and Brown.
Referee: Mr. Smyth Police very persistently attacking.
The Club backs could not settle down and a great deal of work fell on the halves ably led by Stewart, The Club forwards who were led by Brodie in the absence of Howard could not get going Rodger had a basy fifteen minutes in keeping out, shots from Simpson and McEwen. Cornwall opened the score beat ing Rodger
e with a well placed shot Ralston, who turned out on the wing to complete the Club team, after an absence of eight seasons from soccer football, took some time to settle down but later got over a couple of fiue centres. Forsyth was working hard in the for ward line, but Randle covered him well. Brodie netted for the Club but the point was disallowed for hands. The interval arrived with the Police leading by a goal to pl
The Club team worked together better during the second half and Clarke saved some good ahots from Forsyth and Brodie. The Police forwards had some good openings in this half but shooting was very wild except for a couple of shots, one by McEwen almost had Rodger beater; the goalie just turning the ball round the post, and one by Simpson that struck the underside of the crossbar and rebounded info play The Club in the closing minutes tried to pull the game round and Clarke had a busy. time. However, the final whistle sound- ed giving the Police their first win in the league this season, a win they fully deserve by their play in the first half.
The teams;~
Hongkong Club.-G. Rodger'; Summers and Bishop; Mair, F. Stewart and Watson; Ralston, Forsyth, Brodie, John- stone and Key.
Hongkong Police.-A. E. Clarke; Wynne and Oram; Johnson, Brittain and Bandle; Cornwall, Post, McEwen, Noonan and Simpson.
Referee: Mr. F. Smith.
KOWLOON. "TAMAR."
SOUTH CHINA "B". SOUTH CHINA "C"
Playing on the Navy "B" ground, the "B" team gare way to the "C" in the second half of the game. From the spectators' point of view the "B" were on top all the time; Li Chong Lung in their goal practically giving the game to "C" At the interval the "B" team were leading by the only goal scored, through Tang Sui Hung. After change of ends, Tin Lap Fat, Mak Kwong Fung and Lav On Wing scored for the team while Ko Sik Wai scored for the "B" team.
UNIVERSITY. SURREYS DRUMS' RESERVES.
After leading by two goals to one at the interval, the Drums Reserves went down to the University on the St. Joseph's ground by three goals to two. Brothers opened the score for the Drums. and Smith put them further ahead. Guterres scored for the Students before the interval. T. K. Jap and Guterres scored for the University after the change of ends and with no reply from the Drums, the University won as stated above!
ST. JOSEPH'S RESERVES + ST.
JOSEPH'S BOARDERS.
The Boarders were the better side in
the opening half in the match played be
tween the above teams on the St.
Joseph's ground but the Reserves finish ed the stronger and were unlucky in not winning. The goalscorers were.-E. Blanco and R. Álvares for the Boarders
and J. Degado and J. Houghton for the Reserver-
The game ended in a draw of two goals
SURREYS RES. KOWLOON RES.
The home team took advantage of their chances in the first half and scored two goals without say response from the Sur reys. The military team failed to settle down probably due to starting the game short handed for Kowloon scored their first goal while the Surreys were build. ing up their team. Brown opened for Kowloon, five minutes from the kick off and within ten minnter Latham had scored the second goal for the home team. Interval score, Kowloon 2, Surreys Re- serves 0.1 mm
It took the home team some little time to settle down with their re arranged forward line in the game with the Tamar on the Railway ground at Kowloon. Although the result was never in doubt, for the home team was always on top in the open, it seemed at one time that the sailors would have their say before the final whistle sounded. Kow
The Surreys 6ading themselves two loon-togk the lead through Taylor who goals down put on pressure and the home had Wavish guessing with a dropping team were forced to act on the defensive. shot and the ball entered the net. The half the defence had to give way and After fifteen minutes play in the second Tamar then got working and "forced a Cheesman beat Rasmussen. The Surreys corner which was cleared. Returning to continued the attack and forced a corner, the attack the sailors levelled up through Peakett dropping in from the flag kick Joces who running in beat Vickers with the ball entered the net making the score a cron shot. At the interval the score two goals all The Surreys again got was one goal alle
going and had hard look not scoring the It was in the second half that the winning goal, but the home team playing home forwards showed their superiority a sound defensive game kept their goal and well supported by their middle line intact and the final whistle sounded leav they ran through the defence three times. ing the teams equal and the score two The second goal came from a good goals all movement initiated by Turner who see ing Mason unmarked slipped him the hall, and the home contre gave Wavish no chance with a very fast drive. Kow loon went further ahead following a fine effort by Mason who left the defence their own ground against the Surrey
South China fielded a strong team on standing and sent the ball into the pet Drums and were successful by a goal to well out of the reach of Wavish. Anni Lai Yuk Tat of the wriors, who onslaught by the Tamar forwards caded made his first appearance in league foot with Read kicking behind
all this season, assisted the "A" team Kowloon cleared the flag kick and were in this match, Pang Kam Wing also a Soon at the other end, Duncan-turning a well-pisced corner kick into a goal, giving Wavizh no chance. The Tamar got away with a dash but were repulsed making the game all square for they
and the final whistle" sounded leaving Kowloon, winners by four goals to one,
The terms
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senior player being out on the wing and scoring the only goal of the match. The Surreys' Drums are to be blamed for not
failed at a penalty kick and twice from free kicks just outside the penalty ajen -
61. JOSEPH'S T. OLUB DE RECREIO.
Kowloon.-Vickers, Wheeler and Bend; Turner, Sims and McKelvie, Taylor, Caveille, Mason, A Duncan and Hayes. Bt Joseph's was expacted to win this Tomar-Wavish Badcock and Regan, game at Bockunpco against a depleted Sandys, Hanwell and Brown; Chadwick, Becreio team, but the final whistle found Summers, Golding, Rowkins, und Jones the score two goals all
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