1935-02-06

COMBINED CHINESE

SURPRISED

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Shanghai's Improved

Display

After their poor showing on Monday, the Shanghai team gave the Hong Kong combined Chinese a shock by their display. Against an all round improved form the Combined Chinese had to fight every inch to stave off defeat' although at one time. they were leading by two goals to all.

Chinese,

WELL

DONE, BOISSEREE!

well served

Shanghai was

by hai bombarded the Chinese goal Boisseree in the forward line. He but it seemed to bear a charmed was the inspiration of the Shang-life. hat team and once got going it spelt danger for the Combined Els ball distribution, and control were a feature of the match and he had the Chinese de- fence harrowed. Greenburg on the left wing partnered well with him and many of their shots should have deserved a better fatë,

N. Z. Li was not quite at home in the centre forward berth. Slow and cumbersome, although now and then he put in some nice movements, K. C. Chen in the in- side right position worked hard

Following a breakaway on the Chinese right flank there was a scramble in front of Shanghai's goal and after Ward had saved in quick order. Ho Kar Keung scored from five yards out.

Shanghai Scores

worked Bolsseree

hard and foraging for himself turned the between ball to " Greenburg and them tested Wong in quick turns.

Not to be daunted Bolsseree fol- with these raids and flowed up

Madar passing, over to Favacho sent the leather to "Bolsseree who beating a couple of Chinese de-

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1935.

HONG KONG WIN SOCCER

(Continued from Pare 10)

Ward in the hanghai go2) was weak, especially with the low shots. His anticipation left plenty

to be desired, and he was also in- clined to be jumpy when under pressure.

Wong Wing was, as cool as a cucumber. He took charge of his post like a real veteran and his positioning and anticipation saved many a certain goal.

Shanghai's backs started very shakily, Their clearances were weak and their covering and un- derstanding poor, Shute, however, improved in the second half and then he had a slight measure of success but not in the first half when the Hong Kong forwards were literally making rings round the backs.

Li Tin Sang and Flie were as "safe

as the Bank of England." Rarely did this pair put a foot wrong to the ball. They had each other covered up in excellent style and with Gosano,and Parker in front of them their work was cut to a minimum.

CROSSWORD PUZZLE

19.

Note:---Figures in parentheses indicate number of letters in the words required.

Across

↓

1-In exchange for which a king

offered his kingdom (6), 6-Nothing in wrong-doing but a

vocal sound (B). 9.-This joint of beef seems to come

from two parts of the beast (7) 10-Oriental potentate (5) 11. This has its point (3) 12-A gentle change to graceful (7) 14.-Led a backward existence. the

wicked fellow (5) 16.-A sailor on the road (3). " 16. Sometimes cracked to get at

what's inside (5).

and dropped back time and agafenders scored a great goal out of well together but found Hong 17.-Lights, fasteners, or scene of a

to assist the defence.

Favacho did not play up to his usual form. Many of his centres went behind. If he bad returned the passes sent to him instead of running back to centre, a different tale would have been told.

The Defence

Flanked by H. K. Chen, on the right and Madar on the left, Shute, playing at centre half, combined well with them and their efforts nullified the swift movements of the Chinese.

Madar, as he did in the Interport game, had the Tam-Tso combina- tion too well watched.

Marcel, and Li Ning were safe at back and covered each other" de- lightfully. Marcelin particular robbed the Chinese of their certain, efforts

Ward more than once. played a different game in goal and did all that was expected of him and the two goals that passed. him would have beaten any other keeper.

The Chinese

The Combined Chinese started of very encouragingly. Their swift, passes from wing to wing had the Shanghai "defence guessing "at first, Tay Quai Liang and Li Hung Ching on the left being very noticeable. Tay especially putting nice work. Ho Kar Keung gave the inside men the necessary

was de- support and lightful to watch when

on the

run.

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Tam-Tso on the right fánk was too well watched by Madar and though some accurate centres were put in by Tso he was not so very dangerous..

The half back line worked hard but found, the Shanghai forwards playing the same type of dashing and swift passing game as theirs.

The Play

the reach of Wong.. Ding Dong play followed and the breather ar- rived with no further score.

Shanghai Attack

"After the resumption Shanghai' attacked continuously and with the exception of a few breakaways the Chinese had to play a defensive game. Shanghai did everything bar scoring and Wong was called upon to deal with shots from all angles.

Was

K. C. Chen put in some nice

work, Greenburg's, constructive shot from Favacho's pass saved by Wong at the expense of 2 corner. Resultant kick was headed over by N. Z. Li,

N. Z. LI was slow and a good chance was spoilt when he was robbed. Boisseree obtaining pos- session raced on and delivering the ball to Greenburg received it again but his shot was just blocked in time by Lau Mau,

Gosano Solid'

Shanghai's half back line played

Kong's forward line at the top of their form. Madar had the Tam- Tso combination under control now and again but he was inclined to wander too far out. Remedios had plenty to do with Bickford. This left

winger made him chase. plenty. "Ridley, too, kave him plenty of worry. Symons in the pivotal Position was slow and could not help his forwards much what with having to cover Hong Kong's movements.

the

Hong Kong's strongest point was to be found in the half back line, where Farcoe led his men well He worked like a Trojan, inter- 'cepting passes and clearing · ex- cellently. In Gosano he had an excellent partner. Gosano play- ed a very solid game. Boisseree and Marcel were covered by him so cleverly that Li Tin Sang did not have much work to do.

Gosano's passes to the forwards Boisseree was

were always well timed and dan~' again through when from

gerous. This man is certainly awkard angle, his pass was ac- cepted by N. Z. Li whose effort quite at bome in any department at heading" was cleared by Wong for a corner,

Continuous Raids Shanghai kept up the incessant raids and the Chinese goal escaped penetration on several occasions, Wong Wing bringing off many fine saves.

Finally following a quick move- on the right Shanghar ment equalised.

accepted

N. Z. Li evaded several players passed on to Chen. Boisseree re- ceiving sent across to Greenburg whose pass", was

by Favacho. close in. Sending in a fast shot that touched the inside of the upright Wong Wing was beaten with a curved shot,

Excitement Intense

of the team.

Parker played well above, ex- pectations. Favacho found in him a man as obstinate as a mule. He had him and Collaco shadowed from the start to the finish and his partnering with Pile left very little to be desired.

Fine Understanding Hong Kong's forward line work- ed like a machine. Once on the move they were always dangerous. Or the wingers Bickford was the better. Sending in plenty of "ac- curate centres and with a trick or two that is all his own he was for ever a continual source of worry to Shanghai. Tso played well in the first half but somehow he Yell off during the second.

Ridley was the master schemer

Li Tin Sang and Lau Mau were Trie last ten minutes were fought not very happy, Lau especially be-out at a cup tie rate. Both teams in the line. Feeding his wings" ing rushed off his teet whenever strove hard for the lead. Shang with well timed ground passes and the Shanghal team attacked_hal-still-had-the upper hand but always running back to help when-

Wong Wing played the game of N. Z. Li's efforts were wasted by ever Geeded, Shanghai found in his life. He was mainly instru- being slow, with too much dilly him the master brains. Tam Kong mental in averting defeat, as, to dallying in

the forward line. Pak worked hard but Madar had wards the close of the game he Combined Chinese went straight hini measured to a great extent. saved shots from all angles that for goal whereas Shanghai went in Although he did not score he put would have beaten any other

a round about way. Marcel clear in some nice work. Howe was for- goalle. His anticipation and post-ed at this period magnificently and ever dasting here and there. His tioning were almost uncanny.

Bolsseree was working like a swift turn of body and speed stood Trojani, and many of his tries him in good stead. One thing should have found the objective: with him was that he piled too Combined Chinese kicked off and ¦ Combined Chinese were getting j-many, passes onto Bickford and attacked hotly from the left. Ho spreadeagled. Final whistle sound- left Tso standing now and again. Kar Keung receiving held on too ed with both teams trying to get Blow at times, in the whole he long and was robbed of the ball. the ascendency.

gave a very good account of him- Shute cleared in' quick succession.

self. Madar covered Tam-Tso. effective-" ly. Bolsseree sent Greenburg along whose shot was saved by Wong.

At the other end Tay sent across to Tso who shot weakly. N. Z. Li receiving, eluded L Tin Sang, his shot at a difficult angle was saved by Wong. End to end play followed. Following a foul against Shanghai, Ho Cho Yin took the kick and placed the ball well in front of Tam Shanghai players hesitated and Tam cooly placed the ball at Ho Kar Keung's feet who with a hard drive sent the ball into the net well out of Ward's reach,

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The Teams:

Combined Chinese:-Wong Wing, I. Tin Sang Lan Mau; Họ cho Yin, Leung Wing Chiu, Lee Kwok Wal; Tso Kwai Shing, Tam Kong Pak, Ho Kar Keung, Tay Qual Lang, Li Hung Ching.

Shanghai. Ward: Marcel, Li Ning, H. K. Chen, Shite, Madar Favacho, E. C. Chen, N. Z. L Bolaseree." Greenburg.

WARSHIPS MOVEMENTS

“HMS, Bruce, Oswald, Ostrius, Perseus, and Olympus sailed for Singapore this morning H.MB, Rainbow, Pandora, Medway, Porteus Phoenix Parthian and Orpheus will be leaving for that port to-morrow morning.

-- Shanghai Unlucky After the kick off Shanghai was exceedingly unlucky not to have drawn level Shots by. Boisseres and Favacho being clear..

Marcel was very prominent throughout stopping Ho Kar The Japanese gunboat Saga is Heung-in quick succession when expected to arrive from Canton on that player was almost through on Saturday morning. his own.

Bolsseree sent the ball over to N. Z. Li and Javacho just sraged the bar. Tar ten minutes Bhang

Fast Inside Trio,

· Shanghai's ́ inside trio was fast

when on the move. Boisseree was the pick but received very little support. His long drives deserved. better fate. Collaco too was fast but inclined: to shoot all alone N. Z. Li was completely off colour, Slow and always trying to position himself. Had they had another man like Suen a different tale would have been told of the game.

Favacho was quick on the run, but Parker had him watched too well.

Marcel could do very little right against Gosano,

On the whole the wingers did all that was expected of them. CA

The teams were

Hong Kong Wong Wing Li Tin Bang C Pile; AV. Gosano," Pardoe, Parker: Tan Kwai Bhing Tam, Kong Pak, A Howe, Ridley and Bickford, N

The Japanese Cruiser Kuma 132 Shanghai -Wad, Shute, expected from the North with vice Ning C. Remedios Bym Admiral Hyakutake on board on Mader Favacho, Collaco, NZ- February 107

Boisseree, Marcel

game (5).

10,-Fawn in palindrome (3) 21-Kicks the poor horses (6). 23-Otherwise 19 across the question!

(7)

24.-Short sentence or phrase fre quently read on Christmas Day (5).

25.-Might be said to be a turn on 17

across (5). $6.-Felt discontent, the tree being

in colour (7). 27-Marsh grass (5). 28.-More than one of 15 across may

be (5).

Down

...

1.--21 across are often this to bud-

ding equestrians (5). 2.-Monkey glanded? (11). 3-4 girl of some spirit, we bear (5). 4-Disturbed, mentally or bodily(5) 4-Big brother to a "fag"" (5). 6.-Gives fixed right of possession (3). 7.-Such efforts produce fruitless re-

sults (11).

NOW.

ON SALE

6-Peers, but not peeps (8). 13-4 provincial girl starts the dance

(5).

17.-Modern improvements on their

across (5) 18-Seed of a kind (8). 18.-Opium-producing dower (5).

20.-A letter in a pond of some weight

(15).. 21-Rabbles in a sense (5). 92.-Flanks (3).

The following is the solution of Mon- day's puzzle:

Across-3. Tadpole; 8, Puck: 10, Halt; 11, Dingy; 14, Skelp; 16 Taste; 17, Outpour; 18, Swop; 19, Ainé; 91, Problem; 23, Query; 24, Piece; 25, Start; 29 Inea; 29, Army; 30, Station,

Down.-1. Spsam; 2, Screw-wrench; 4. Add; 5, Pin; 6, Lay; 7, Raison d'etre; 8, Stear; 12 Introit; 13, Growler; 18, Poppy; 18, Tramp; 20, Squid; 22, Beryl; 28, Sot; 26, Apt; 97, Tho

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