LOCAL FOOTBALL.
THE HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, DECEMBER 10th, 1928.
beaded just wide. The visitors were not long to be denied, and scintil- lating play between Skiggs, Mo- Ghinchy and Alexander lead to the
CHINA ATHLETIC AND POLICE SHARE THE POINTS. latter running in to beat Beltras
EASY WINS FOR K.O.S.B. AND ROYAL NAVY,
"WEEK-END-GAMES DESCRIBED.
Saturday's games in the Hong Kong League resulted as under:- .:
Division I
E.QS.B.4 Club de Rec. 1 Small Units.. 0 Royal Navy....6 H.K. Police... 1 China Ath... 1 Hong Kong F.C. R.A. not play- Litt.
Division II.
Small Units
Reserves 0 8. China "A" 0. S. China "B" 1 China Ath.
Reserves C. de R. Res.
LEAGUE TABLES TO DATE.
Royal Navy
Reserves "3 Tat. Joseph's...... 4 Enstera FC....... K.O.S.B.
Reserves K.F.C. Res.
Division X
|
Shing. Lai Wai Coon, Wong Pak Chong, Suen Kum Shun and Chan Kwong In.
Kong
Hong
Police: Clarke Wynne and Williams: Brittain, Hudson and Jessap: Johnstone. Me- Greavy, Fraser. Oram and Shep. 'perdi
Referee: P.O. Cowan.
"
NAVY SMALL UNITS.
with a fast drive. The quality of the play fall away somewhat to wards the close, the Borderers being content to rest upon their laurels. Result: Recreio 1; E.0.8.B 4. The teams:
Recreio Beltrao, Silva Netto, Saviur, A. Remedios. F. Remedios, Victor, Oliveria, Ward, Pereira, Rocha and Bruwn.
K.0.5.B. McDougall, Harriss, Martin, Everest, Davey, Skiggs, Torrie, Stock, Reeves, McGlinchy and Alexander.
Referee: Bandmaster Kerslake.
DIVISION IL
ATHLETIC RESERVES.
their supporters by taking a point from Recreio in a game in which Beither side were able to And the pet.
Kowloon have discovered a decided acquisition in Hoss at centre-forward, and with further experience this player should be an asset to the First Team, where a capable leader of the forwarde is adly needed. The opening half was very evenly contested, both goals having some narrow escapes. struck the upright with Marques Kowloon were unlucky when Davis well beaten, while at the other end Gosano missed an open goal in in- explicable fashion. Recreio were having slightly the better of the exchanges up to this stage, "but found T. Angas hard to beat in the | home goal
Half-time: Kowloon D; Recreio
0,
Kowloon started the second half K.O.S.B. RESERVES. CHINA | with a rush and Morques was only just in time to take the ball from Blacklock's foot as the latter was in the act of shooting. The Recreio defance was hard pressed at this stage and Kowloon appeared like- ly to run out winners, but luck was not with them in their finnl effort, and great credit is due to Marques who gave a great display Recreio in goal for the visitors. improved towards the end and were attacking hotly when the final whilstle blew.
Small Units again made several changes in their team for this match at Caroline Hill on Saturday, but
This game was played on the they are still we far as ever from getting together an effective forward Hong Kong F.C. ground before a When the referee line, and were rarely in the picture good attendance. throughput the entire game. The called the line-up the Athletic had The Navy, on the other hand, gave a eight men only on the field. bright and clever display. The side WALN complete after a few game had only been in progress ainutes play, The K.O.S.B. were Guals. matter of seconds when Moss push determined from the kick-off and P. W. 1. F. A. P. ed a lovely forward pass through the Athletic were soon defending 4to Kernick, and the inside-right Faulty shooting by the K.O.S.B. burst through the backs to score kept the score dosin, Toal und 1 16 5 10
19.12.10. from close range. This early goal Stephens being very erratic. Craw 1 18 had a steadying effect on the losers try found Lo. Wai Man a stum- sand, for a time, they had a fair pre-bling-block and the centre forward 43 44 45 7327224081 portion of the exchanges, but the failed to get home a good shot.
Half-time, ao 8COPE. 041 forwards failed to show that under 021 6 1 17 3standing of each other which is so Royal Navy
12 5 Kawloon F.C.... 7 ac
11310 27 3 K.F.C.? Hmail Units... 8
Division II.
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H.K. Police
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timp, played on the right wing, Toal closing in to centre. pussy Crawley. Toal sent the ball into the net from close range. This being the only score of the game, the K.O.S., were the winners by
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Result: Kowloon 0: Recreio 0.
SOUTH CHINA "A JOSEPH'S.
v. ST.
necessary to success Thuir de fence, on the other hand, did all that could be expected of them, and Corbett gave a fine display a left- back. Navy were soon attacking P. W. 15.-L. F. A. Pagain and after Watson had brought
toff a fine save from Evans, Fär- Crawley returning with a bad making all possible use of the
love increased the lead with a long drive. Play continued in favour of the Navy, although Small Units did. wane attacking through outshon and Jenkins which nearly led to the downfall of the Naval goal, and luck was with the Navy a morienta goal to mil
The Athletic did not look to be Brockman from close range. From likely scorers throughout the second later when Bashar shot straight at. the clearance the ball was taken up half for the K.O.S.B. was not call the Beld and hesitation by theed upon in this half to stop a shot. Small Units backs let in Evans was Martin and McKnight played a for the bent Watson with a fast drive from
strong defensive game a difficult angle.
K.O.S.B. was not called upon in this half to stop a shot Wai Man and Choi Ping Fan were hard workers for the Athletic
China Ath. Rea. Cistern F.Ç. ...
31 3 20 207 KA.F.
China "B" 14 19 19 C. de R. Res. 814115 St. Joseph's $410.35
*
. China "A"... 112 16 ball Units Res. 2 1 6 11 3 5 EFC. Res. 746-
48 0 3 A Res Pending the decisi of the League Management Committee. the abandoned game between China Athletic Res. and Queen's Regt. Re has been omitted from the above table.
The University Leaga records have been erased from the above table.
The University lost to K.O.S.B., Royal Navy, Chinn Athletic and Eastern, and won against Kowloon and Small Units.
NOTES ON THE GAMES.
DIVISION 1.
CHINA ATHLETIC POLICE.
The game between the above teams on the leng Kong FC ground attracted a large crowd. H.E. Hajor-General Luard, 1.0.C., and Mrs. Loard watched the game.
The Police were without T. Pile end Howarth, the former being rader treatment for appendicitis. Dram' and Johnstone played inside loft and right wing respectively.
HOME FOOTBALL RESULTS.
TWO DRAWN MATCHES IN F.A. CUP SERIES.
WREXHAM REGAIN LEADERSHIP.
ABERDEEN FALL TO UNBEATEN
-LEADER.
Two niatches were drawn in the second round of the Football Association Cup competition played on Saturday, Scarborough and Darlington scoring two goals each while Fulham, and Luton failed to score. The third round will be played on January 19th when the First and Second Division teams will enter the com- petition.
Spennymoor, who accounted for Hartlepools in the earlier round, were badly beaten by Accrington whose seven goals was the highest score of the day. Norwich defeated Newport 6-0. Chariton and Bournemouth both playing away defeated Northfeet and Guildford respectively by five goals to one.
Owing to fog the First Division League match between Man- chester City and Bury was postponed. Derby County recovered their lost form, and netted six goals against West Ham United Huddersfeld was also in form and bent the Villa. Blackburn Sheffield gave the points to Leeds United in a close game, Wednesday won and still maintain their leadership.
Notts County and Chelsea in the Second Division lost bar point each and together with Hull City, who lost to Blackpool, remain in the same order. Millwall did well the previous week only to lose heavily to Bradford.
Owing to the Cup matches, fewer League games were played in the Third Division, but Wrexham's victory enabled them to again climb to the top of the Northera section. Rochdale scored Nelson gained another seven goals to four against Rotherham. victory and a comfortable one over Ashington.
The unbeaten Scottish Rangers accounted for Aberdeen. Motherwell went down to Dundee. Kilmarnock scored seven goals to one against Raith Rovers. One visiting team succeeding in drawing a match and the others were all beaten.
Results of Saturday's matches and revised League tables are appended.
(THROUGH REUTER'S AGENCY.] F.A, CUP MATCHES.
The Second Round.
Tranmere
0 Lincoln. 1 Bradford C.,
9 Grantham
7 Spennymocr
2 Darlington
Injuries to Choi Ping Fan and
The visitors caused a big surprise Crawley caused these players. to at Caroline Hill on Saturday by leave the field for short intervals registering a decisive win over daring the second half. The South China "A" by four goole K.O.S.B. pressed throughout the
to nil, St. Joseph's were good second half, but were very late in
value for their win, their forwards goal. registering the winning
chances which came their way. The home team have rarely shown to From a such little
Opper- advantage. tunities in, pleaty came their way, but the forwards persist in their Carlisle fault of bunching together in the centre, with the consequence that Wigan ...... they are continually muddling each Accrington other when advantageously placed. Scarbro St. Joseph's held the apper hand Gainsbro
Stockport. throughout the first half, but fail- Barrow
NorthAcet ed to find the net and the teams crossed over with a blank score-
Crystal P sheet.
Watford Brentford Norwich Torquay
o Luton ********* Fulham Walsall ......
2 Sittingbourne 1| Guildford .... 1 Bournemouth
Home wins 7, away wins B, drawn 2. Goals scored: Home 32, away 24.
ENGLISH LEAGUE.
ROYAL NAVY RESERVES
SMALL UNITS RESERVES.
Half-time: Navy y Small Units Play resumed with an attack by Small Units and a lovely center from Wilson was allowed to go begging. Moss made a delightful dribble and pass to Evans, who again neatly rounded the defence and found the net. The game had nnly been recommenced a few mo
The Small Units failed to main- ments when the same player accept- ed a centre from Bowles and contain their form of the past two pleted the hat-trick with a fine weeks when they met the Navy on header. There was little of interest the Happy Valley ground this about the concluding stages, Small week. The Navy had a strong side Units being kept almost continually out and took charge of the game
from the kick-off. Although scor on the defensive. Evans, however, put the sixth goal for his side just ing once only in the opening half, before time as the result of a clever the Navy forced the Small Units to play on the defensive Honey individual run.
scored the frat goal, the half-time score being
Result: Navy 6; Small Units D. The teams:
Navy Brockman, Cope, Baker, Chauner, Farlowe, Moss, Saddler, Kernick, Evans, Sorbie and Bowles. Units Watson, Smith, Small Corbett, Lyons, Skinner. Morgan, Dodshon, Jenkins, Basham. Coates and Wilson.
Referee: Mr. F. Smith.
RECREIO . K.O.S.B.
The home
team were again obliged to field a depleted side A. Gosaso being a conspicuous ab- sentee. The Borderers, on the other hand, were at full strength and ran out victorious by four goals to one at the conclusion of a clean and
match. well-contested
Borderers
Royal Navy Small Units
1
0.
In the second half the Navy forwards showed better shooting accuracy and Clarke, Balcome and Well added to their score. Wil liams turned the ball into his own goal to give the Navy a five goals The Small Units failed to lead. convert from the penalty spot for an award for pushing inside the area
EASTERN Y. SOUTH CHINA "B."
St. Joseph's resumed strongly and success soon cume their way when T. Leonard completed a nice run by flashing the ball passed the South China Coalic A terrific.. bombardment of the home goal en- ta the sued and Souza added visitors score after a vigorous South tussle in the goal-mouth. China were rarely allowed to get added two further goals through moving in this half and St. Joseph's T. Leonard and D. Leonard, both of whom gave an excellent display in the visitors' forward line.
Result: South China "A" 0;
St. Joseph's 4.
YESTERDAY'S GAME.
SOUTH CHINA BEAT BEDS AND HERTS.
"A trial game was played at Soo- The Military kunpoo yesterday. tried out the Beds and Herts against South China team, the locals winning by four clear goals. in view of the final for the Lai day on the H.K.F.C. ground, the Wah Cup to be played next Satur- Army are looking out for the best available team to represent them against China Mott did well in goal although beaten four times.
The Beds and Herts lined out as under:Mott; Wallace and Hughes; Thrustle, Aitenborough and Thompson; Cross, Berry, Con- quest, Wiseman and Wrestle.
South China turned out as fol-
Chesterfield
1 Mansfield
3 Southport
1"Charlton
Bristol R.
2 Merthyr .....0 Plymouth
... 0
2
32
0
Newport ......... 0 Exeter usin
0
Birmingham 18 6 48.33 37 18" Arsenal.....19 3 3 6 9 32 13. Bolton ....19 € 3 999 35 Cardin 134 8.8 23 97 Manche Un 17 4 696 32 Portsmouth 1970 11 99 35 Sheffield U. 1961115 Bury 16 3 1 10 16 27
DIVISION II
48
11
A. Pt. P. W. D. L. F. Notts C. 19 10 3 3 37 19 23 Hull ..........19 9 6 4 35 28 24 Chelsea 18 8 3 29 19 23 Stoke 19 9 5 5 32 18 21 S'thampton 18 6 9 3 32 21 1 Preston 18 9 3 6 48 38 21 Middlesbro' 13 S 5.5 38 32 21 Grimsby....17 8 4.5 28 20 20- Bradford .18 97 49 37 20 Wolves 18 6 6 8 37 32 18 Millwall 7 47 30 32 18 Tottenham 17-8978 31 Port Vale...18 9 1 9 32 34 West Brom. 18 7 3 8 20 34 17 Blackpool 8 7 2.9 37 35. 16 Swansea.....15 6 4 8 28 38 18 Barnsley 8 3 8 28 31 3 Manchester U. Natts For...19 3 3 8 32 39 Birmingham... 2 Sheffield U.....Clapton18 4 6 6 21 30 14 Blackburn 0 Leeds U. Derby..
Arsenal
Bolton
Everton
Division 1.
Burnley
G West Ham
3 Leicester.......
5
Huddersfield... 3 Aston Villa..... 0 *Manchester C.
Bury
Portsmouth... 0 Cardiff..... Wednesday ... 3 Newcastle
Sunderland
---
2 Liverpool
*Postponed owing to fog. Home wins 6, away wins 3, drawa 1 Goals scored: Home away 9.
Division IT, Barnsley. 2 Reading Blackpool 2 Hull ........ Bradford 4 Millwall.....
1 Preston Bristol C.
1 Tottenham
Southampton...
1
15
15
Reading is e 2 10 21 44 14 Bristol C....18 4 4 10 28 38 19 Oldham 18 3 2 13 13 40 8
DIVISION III. (SOUTH), ・・
P. W. D. L. F. A. Pts. Plymouth ...17 10 4 3 35 18.24 Luton...18 10 3 3 38 25 23 Queen's P.R. 1787 28 23 23 Coventry.17 0 3 3 31 13 23 Northants 18 9 3 5 43 28 Fulham 16 8.4 4 40. Bournem'th je 7 4 5 28 23 Charlton....13 6 5 4 29 Walsall ......16 7 3 6-3031 17 1 Swindon 7 3 7 31 33 17 Watford ....16 3 1 7.23 17 Southend 16 3 3 21.97 16 Crystal P....1872 23 32 16 Torquay 16 7 1 8 30 31 15 Bristol R....16 6 2 8 24 27 14 1 Newport 13 3 6 7 24 30 12 3 Brentford 15 4 4-3-16 23 12 Brighton ...16 39 21 29 11 0 Exeter 16 38 2
Gillingham 17 4 3 10 1709 Merthyr 16 4 39 18-38 Norwich....18 111 19 30
DIVISION III. (NORTH).
1
Chelaco Clapton
2 Notts C... Grimsby Notts For...... 1 Middlesbro' Stoke
4 Wolves com Swansea....... 9 Port Vale West Brom....1 Oldham
Home wing 6. away win 1, drawa 4. Goals scored: Home 1, away 12 Division II. (Southern). Coventry. Gillingham... 0
Division III. (Northern). Northampton... 4 Queen's P.R... 2 Doncaster Crewe ........
9
1 ut failed at shooting when chances portunity to flash in a fast drive other's play being an object lesson Fung King Cheong; Lau Mau and Rochdale 7 Hartlepools... 4/Stockport ...16 0 4 3 54 23 22
South Shields ? Halifax. Wrexham..... 2 Rotherham Nelson
5 Ashington SCOTTISH LEAGUE. Division L
From the kick-off, the Athletic set the pace but their forwards were wild, and Clarke was "troubled oni when Chan Kwong Iu got the ball Kum Shun, the Athletic's He riendly shot, had an off day,
On Saturday's display, Eastern had neveral chances, early in the
are a force to be reckoned with in game, but his shots were nowhere kicked off and quickly gained the Second Division of the League gar the mark Fraser was a dash ground, Reeve showing a nice under and should finish up very near the standing with Stock and Me top. In Haroon and Sabhan they ing player for the Police, but re- ceived little support from his in- Clinchy. The Recreio backs com-have a left-wing who would do low: Pau Ka Ping: Chen and side men. Sheppard, on the Policemenced rather shakily, and a slip credit to many & First Division Laa, Kau; Leung Wing Tak, Pang left wing, got over some fine centres, on their part gave Stock an op-side, their understanding of asch Wah Hing and Leang Wing Chui; Li Ting Choi, Pau Ka Chuen, from short range which found the to many higher-placed teams. came his way,
Cross was early to the fore on Exchanges ruled even for a South China were rendered singu- Ip Pak Wah. Johnstone appeared out of pasi-net. tion on the Police wing, but he was time, but the home forward linearly ineffective by a sturdy de
Pau-missed open goal up against Lam Yuk ting. the were disjointed in their efforts, and fence, and even in the second half the wing for the military team but Colony's first choice for left half the K.O.S.B. defence was rarely when Rahman was off the feld shot over.
for South China and Fung kent seriously troubled. At the other through an injury-they were rare. The Police opened the second half end the visitors' forwards were play-ly allowed to become dangerous. wide from close range. The South in style, but the Athletic goalie was ing together in capable fashion and Eastern, put up a strong attack China attacked strongly and for a Cowdenbeath...
Chan lead through
Yuk showed plenty of daan at right Falkirk well prepared for them, Chan received generous support from the straight from the kick-off and took time Mott was kept busy. Wallace Dundee Hearts Kwong Tu raised the hopes of the half-back fine. Shot after shot was the
on the home goal, but Cheung, who scored with a shot back but his clearances were wild. Chites supporters when He left rained in
Beltrão gave a delightfully cool which trickled in off the upright. A fine movement by the inside for Kilmarnock
wards gave Fung a good chance but Wynne standing and banged in a fast croes shot, which Clarke clear- exhibition, one full length save from The next two goals were fine exam
Lau Mau opened the score with a cd with coolness. Corters to both Everset carning great applause. ples of opportunium. Both cams Hughes cleared from the goal line. sides were fruitless. The Athletic Reeves, however, caught the goalie from the foot of Sabhan, who com- took the lead through a misunder-napping after Stock had hooked the pletely beat the South China de fast cross shot. A penalty for a standing between the Police de- ball into the goal-mouth and the fence for pace and, on each occa defender handling after Mott had King Cheong and South China fence, Brittain turning a centre by centre-forward drove the ball in sion, finished with an unstoppable been beaten, was converted by Fung were leading at the interval by two Tao Kwai Shing into his own goal. with a characteristic rush. Nothing drive.
goals to nil. giving Clarke no chance. However, daunted by this further reverse, the Police were not disheartened, Recreio set up a strong attack and and were soon in the Athletic half, shortly before the interval & delight-
Jack.
Halftime: Eastern 3; South China
"B" 0.
Lai Yuk Tat and Ng Kum ful bout of passing between Rochter of the game after the change
and Brown enabled the former to
shot.
Clyde
3 Motherwell 2 Airdrie
Hamilton 3 Celtic..... 2 Partick
Raith...
St. Johnstone.. 0 Ayr .. Rangers 2 Aberdeen ...
0
Home wins 9, away win 0; drawn Third Lanark 3 Queen's Park.
Goals scored: Home 26, away
P. W. D. L. F. A Pts. Wrexham... 962 40 31 21 Bradford C. 16 10 2 4 57 22 22 Wigan 18 9 3 4 23 14 21 Lincoln.....17 8 6 4 38 30 21 8. Shields...18 .8 4 4 37-23 90 Carlisle 17 7 6 4 39 30, 20 Doncaster ...17 8 4 5.39 24 20 Tranmere ...16 3 1 7 33 31 17 Halifax.17 4 9 4 23 23 Nelson18 819 37 41 0 N. Brighton 18 7 17 34 32 0 Chesterfield 15 6 3 6 31 32 1 Rochdale 17 5 66 37 34 16 Rotherham 17 6 3 8 33 15
I
Darlington 17. 449 27 30 12 Crewe 16 5 4 7 23 34 14
St. Mirren..... 1 Hibernians.... 0 Barrow.....16 3 5 8 23 36 11 Hartlepools 17 3 5 9 23 45 11 Ashington 18 31 12 24 55 11 Accrington 18 4 3 6 21 33 11
Southport 164 210 26 41 10
SCOTTISH LEAGUE...
DIVISION L
LEAGUE" TABLES.
The English League Tables, and Scottish League Table (Division I). up to and including matches, com
ing a well-placed corner the Athletic reduce the deficit with a well-placeding in constructive ability and together better in the second half pleted on Saturday, are appended: Hearts18 11.
Chuen were hard pressed. Follow failed to get the ball away and Johnstone sent the ball into the net, inaking the store one all
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P. W. D. L. F. A. P. langers....18 15. 10 38 15. 31 4 # 54 25" 28. St. Mirren 18 10 44 41 34 24 24 4 41 31 Motherwell 18 10
2 8 39 32 23 Aberdeen....19 10
30 37 21 21 Kilmarnock 18.9 37 Hibernians 17 7 4 0 30 25 18 Ayr
19 8 8 6 41 40 17 St. J'stone 18 6 5 722 38 17 3rd Lanark 18 8 15 37 42 18 ....18 7. 29 21 29 18 Clyde
In the second half, Pang Wah South China had rather the, bet Hing received a bad cut over the right eye and had to retire for at- over, hut their forwards were lack
tention: The Beds and Herts got rarely looked like scoring. At the but Pau Ka Fing was safe in Half-time: Recreio i; K.0.8.B. 2.
other end Eastern were dangerous
Pau. Ka. Chuen banged in a shot Whatever hopes the home team whenever they got away and in- goal. Mott was unsighted when creased their lead when Dallah from twenty yards and gave Bouth Chan had several excursions down may have had of getting on terms
a corner. South Chins found the from the winger. Wynne and Hud- for the visitors went away with a Hon were sound in defence. The rush and Reeves found himself in net just before time, when Yip the military team played up well Athletic were pressing strongly in possession right in front of goal Koon Hong scored from a free the closing minutes but failed to with the usual result. Recreio were register another goal and the final kept continually on the defensive, whistle sounded with a goal for and Silva Netto and Xavier de cach side. A fine. sporting game served great credit for a plucky dis- throughout, the Police being a trifle play against heavy odds. Torrie unlucky in not curing, full-points--had bad luck with a centre which struck the cross-bar and dropped
the wing and Clarke saved well were quickly dashed on resuming. beaded past Kwok Mook Hoi from China a three goals lead. Although Wednesday 18 11 3 4 35 20 25 Celtic 16 8 6 3 31 22
China
to the mac ule of the goal line.
Result: Easterà 4;
"B" 1.
South Chios"
KOWLOON. RECREIO.
ENGLISH LEAGUE. DIVISION I
P. W. D. L. E. A. Pts.
Leeds ...17 10 9 5 38 35 22 Derby15 11 2-3 45 24 24 four forwards only, South China
Burnley 10 9 37 47 47 91 and
a race be- attacked cleverly they failed to register a goal. With Blackbura 1994 6.35 28 29 18 7 0 5-44 32 20 tween Mott, and Pau. Ke Chuen Leicester
6.38 33 20. ended in favour of the South China Sunderland 18 10 08:43 21 20 21 19 player who tipped the ball, over Aston Villa 17
Is Mott's head and although the Evorion18 9 goalie just reached the ball he fail- Manch City IT
ed to turn it out and it entered-Liverpool...18 7
"There was no Newcastle 15 veral untenanted
Ng Kum Chuen and Lai Yuk Tat; The same player completely beat fo
Yuk Song, Wong Shui Wah Victor with a sparkling run and changes from their usual reserve furthering Youth E PAR and Lam Yuk Ying; Tso, Kwai from the resulting centre Reeves side on Saturday, and pleased
ning by four goals to nil.
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LADIES' HOCKEY.
"REST" BEAT TAIKOO.
The Hong Kong Ladies' Hockey Club played an inter-club match on Saturday afternoon at Eappy Valley and the decision went to the who defeated Taikoo see- Best, tion by five goals to one.
Taikoo scored their only goal early in the game. through Miss N McNellie. Miss D. Stanion soon put the "Best" on level terms, but later had to leave the field for some time with an injured leg. Afte her return, however, she scored an other goal, following one by Mrs. M. Jarvis, which gave the "Rest" a 3-1 lead at half-time.
In the second balf Mrs. F. Webber and Miss D. Stanion increased the lead with a goal each. The game ended in semi-darkness with Taikoo working hard for another goal.