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RESULTS OF MATCHES. PLAYED ON SATURDAY.
Saturday's games resulted as under- H.K. Interport 31. 3 South China
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- II.K.F.A JUNIOR CHALLENGE.
- SHIELD-REPLAY.“ Kowloon Res...... 2 South China "A" I HONGKONG LEAGUE.
E. Surreys' Res... 3
- DIVISION II. ."
R.A. Reserves ... 1
St. Joseph's .... 3 L. Surveys Drums 1
University
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St. Joseph's
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East Surreys'
Drums Res... Kowloon "B" 0 BL. Joseph's Reserves turned out six men uply on the South China ground and their game. with South China "C" was not played.
INTERPORT XL. 2. SOUTH CHINA.
The interest taken in local football was demonstrated on Saturday when a very large crowd turned out to witness the exhibition game on the Hongkong F.C. ground Between the Hongkong interport) team and Souta China. The first half of "the game was very keenly contested; but when La Hing Cheung, South China's goalkeeper was injured early in the second half, interest in the game fell off, but was revived when South China scored their second goal, while the equaliser was received with tremendous applause.
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The Interport team were set to defend the pavilion goal, with the sun their eyes. Gosano put the ball in motion and the opening exchanges were even. Chan Kwong tu was carry prominent and invariably at the detence standing Rodger was the first goalkeeper to han dle, the shot being a long one from Leung Wing. Tak, The respective wings playe good football, Ko Sik Wai dropping over from the line and Wong Pak Chong shooting over the bar. Lat Hing Cheung was called upon to clear from Charles- worth. The East Surreys' wigger was sending in some fine centres and on occasion, Butler kicked over the ball when a goat seemed certain,
The game, for some time, was eventy conteswa, both sides attacking in Luru. While the Interport had a slight au- vantage. forward, the South China-backs deronded well. The Interpart XI. retted but the point was disallowed; there feree blowing his whistle during a scrim rage in front of South China's, goh! when several players were on the ground. What actually happened, it was impos- sible to see. The referee "dropped the ball about three yards out of goal but South Chica cleared. After Lan Hing Cheung had saved from Gosand, the last named opened the score from a pass by Humberstone. At the interval the Laterport Al. were leading by a goal
to nil.
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RESULTS OF MATCHES PLAYED IN
LEAGUE AND OUP.
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LONDON, January 30th. Following are the results of matches played to-day in the English and Scottish Leagues and in the fourth round of the English Football Association Cup
THE LEIQUE (DIVISION (L.). West Ham, 4 Leeds, 2 Everton, 1; Leicester C., 0.
DIVISION LI
Blackpool, 3; Bradford C.. 0. Darlington, ; Portvale, 0 Hull C., ; Barnsley, Oldham A.. 3; Stockport, Q
DIVISION III (SOUTHERN). Brentford, 4; Watford, 3. Bristol C1 Aberdaro A., 0. Charlton A., 1; Reading, 2. Gillingham, 2 Exeter C., 0. Luton T., 4; Queen's R., 0. Newport C., 3; Bristol R., 1. Plymouth A., Northampton, 4.
DIVISION LIL (NORTHERN). Ashington, 4; Lincola Q., 1. Barrow, 0; Southport, 2. Bradford, 2; Durham C. 1. Chesterfield, 5; Hartlepools U., 2. Coventry C., 3; Wrexham, 0. Grimsby T. 5: Accrington S., 2. d Nelson, 5: Doncaster R., . Rotherham U., ; Halifax T., t. Walsall, 1; Rochdale, 3. Wigan Boro', Up Crewe A, 1.
SCOTTISH LEAGUE (DIVISION 1). Celtic, 3 Motherwell, 1. Clydebank. 1; Dunder. 2 Cowdenbeath, ; Rangers, 3 Falkirk, B; carts, 3. Hamilton A., 1; Aberdeen, 1. Hibernians, 1; Airdrieonians, 4. Morton, 3; Dundee U., 1. Partick T., 3; Queen's Park, 3 St. Johnstone, 0; Kilmarnock, 9. St Mirren, 0: Raith R., 3.
THE FA. CUP.
Matches played in the fourth round of the English Football Association Cup te sulted as follows:-
Swansea, 6: Stoke, 5.. Cardiff, G; Newcastle, 2. Fulham, 3; Liverpool," 1. Notts County, 3; New Brighton, 0. Tottenham, 2; Manchester U., 2. Notts F., 2; Swinden T:0 South Shields, 9; Birmingham, J. Arsenal, 3; Blackburn, 1.
West Brom. A., Aston Villa, 2 She held U., 1; Sunderland. 2 Bournemouth, Bolton W.; 2. Southend, Derby, 1. Clapton 0,4 Middlesbro', 2.- Bury, 3; Millwall,
Crystal Palace. 2; Chelsea, !.. Manchester C, 1; Huddersfield, 0.
KOWLOON RESERVES » SOUTH CHINA -^ A.”-
Kowloon won the replay in the Junior Shield Championship by 2 goals to one, The match was played at Sockunpoo South China attacked strongly from before a large crowd, mostly Chinese. the restart but Wynne cleared. The Millard 'was included in the Kowloon Interport XI. forced a couple of corners team and was very prominent through- aad Lau Hing Cheung, clearing from & out. South Chinn took the lead early in quick return, met Butler near the post the second hall and Kowloon were award- and both, fell; the Surrey man dropping ed a penalty kick from which they level- on top. A halt was called for the goal-led up. The scores being equal, the teams keeper to receive attention, but he was lined up for extra time and Kowloon unable to continue had had to be assisted again scored, thereby qualifying for the from the field. Leung Yuk Tong then second round. went into goal and for the rest of the game, South Chino played ten men only Loang soon settled down in hit "new position and was early clearing from Butler. La Yuk Tat handled in the
EAST SURREYS' RESERVES 2. R.A.
RESERVES.
penalty area and Gcsano bent Leung Yuk g.A. Reservca at Scokunped by three The East Surreys' Reserves beat the Tang from the spot kick.
At the other end, Leung Wing Tak tested Rodger. Leang Yuk Toug cleared from Charlesworth and the next visit of the Interport team found Cosano cffside South China were awarded a free kick well out and Lam Yuk Ying sent straight into the net, Bodger appeared to alip when attempting to clear. Interport XI., 2; Bouth China, 1.
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South China again got down and Wynne cleared when things looked dan gerous for the Interport team. After offside against Butler and Macklesworth, Butler scored from a pass by Mackles worth. Interport XI., 3; South China, 1. South China soon reduced the lead against them Chan Kwong In received well out and racing in, sent in a fast shot that completely beat Rodger, Heng- kong XL, 3; South China, 2.
The Interport team got away but Sbaik China defended well and kept them out. A corner wis not improved upon and Leung saved from Butler and Gosano, Wynne was near the halfway line when the ball was kicked well forward" and the back missed it. Leung. Wing Tok received and made for goal, when chal! lenged by Wheeler he passed forward and round Wheeler and then went on to test Rodger with a hard shot."
The goalkeeper stopped the ball but failed to hold it and Chan So rushing. up Bent it into the net amidst wild cheering making the score, Interport XL, 3; South China, 3.
With the Interport team pressing, the final whistle sounded the game ending in a draw of three goals al.
South China played up strongly and quite deserved the three goals they scored
Hongkong XI.-G. Rodger; Wynne and Wheeler Mitchell, J. Stewart and Bris towe; Charlesworth, Humberstone, Go- sano, Butler and Macklesworth.
Bouth Obine-Lan Hing Cheung, Ng Kam Chuen and Lai Yuk Tat; Loung Yuk Tong, Wang Shiti Wa and Lama Yuk Ying: Ko Sik Wai, Leung Wing Tak, Wong Pak Chong Chan So and Chan, Kwong
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goals to one. After scoring from a penalty, Cheeseman went on to complete the hat trick." Haynes handled carly in the game inside the penalty ares and Cheeseman scored. Hollands levelled up, but Cheeseman again scored before the interval. Chorseman scored the only goal of the second half.
ST. JOSEPH'S . EAST SURREYS'
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St. „Jpeepb's quite outplayed the Sur reys Drums at Sookunpoo and won by three goals to one. Leonard opened the score for the Collegians, who led at the interval by a goal to Rif. Leonard scored again early in the second half. and Ward also scored for the College.
Freestone then scored for the Drums.
ST. JOSEPH'S BOARDERS v. ST.
JOSEPH'S RESERVES
"These teams mot in their return again and the Boarders settled the question. that the result of the first meeting, was more of a fluke than the result of good play, the Boarders again winning.
Blanco and Chin Hing scored for the Boarders and Hachiums for the Reserves, Result, Boarders 2, Reserves 1.
UNIVERSITY ». SURREYS' DRUMS
RESERVES,
who led at the interval by one goal to Bowles opend the score for the Drums
nil. After the change of ends, the game favoured the University who put co four goals without any reply from the Reserves. Guterres (2) and Jap (2) were
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On the Railway ground at Kowloon, the home team went down to the Moslem Club by two goals to mil. At the interval
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