THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. MONDAY, OCTOBER
1923.
LOCAL FOOTBALL.
SATURDAY'S RESULTS.
and should be seen out ́again. MoKalvie was good in the first. half.
NEW ZEALAND'S DRINK CONTROL.
For the Blues, Wheeler and Knight played a good defensive
New Zealand's method of dent- game, but found their opposing wings very speedy. J. Stewarting with the Drink question will be Matches played on Saturday put in a lot of hard work and in of interest to all conterned in the resulted as follow:-
the second half took more shots task of coming to grips with the at goal than his forwards: Bellerils of alcoholism. The main and Howard
provisions, according to Stead's} success on the right wing Review (Malbourne), of what is for the Blues. Burd and Past known as the Auckland scheme. combined on the left in the second which involves an amalgamation half and should have been given of the breweries, are that the more to do. Swan and Wilson manufacture, importation and did not have much to do and the distribution of alcoholic liqours be
Whites
INTERPORT TRIAL.
2 Blues
0
LEAGUE: DIY. 11.
A
0
0
St. Joseph's 6 Filipinos
Diomede I University
Bluebell 2 Kowloon
werd not
Club de Rec S Sacred Heart second goal scored by Forsyth rested by Act of Parliament in King's... 1 & China "B" (
gave the former no chance what-corporation: that all-holders of Club Tamar...
1 RG, A. 1 Titania
ever.
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INTERPORT TRIAL This match (Blues v. Whites) played on the Club ground attracted only a fair number of spectators, the Club stand being about half filled. A good number of Chinese lined the ropes.
After a delay of ten minutes, the Whites started with ten men only, Sells, of the Diomede, being absent, and Jones of the King's, coming on the field to complete the side after about five minutes, play. The teams were fairly evenly matched, and although the Whites claimed a two goals | lead at the finish, there was not that difference in the play. The Whites forwards showed the greater dash from the start and in the opening minute the Blues goal had a narrow escape, the ball, from a ground shot by Simp- son, striking the upright with Swan at the other end. The play was fairly fast, but not good. Each side had a turn of attacking. but the old fault cropped in ie., individual play, and several chances went begging through the forwards hanging on to the ball when tackled.
The Whites opened the score through McKelvie, who beat Swan with a slow shot, the ball just clearing the upright on its way to the net. The Blues had a couple of chances to level up but Kirby on each occasion lifted the ball over the bar. Offside play by the Blues centre spoilt a good opening and the Whites going down. Forsyth put them further ahead when he caught the ball from a weak clearance and returned it into the net giving Swan no chance. Halftime Whites, 2: Blues, D.
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OTHER GAMES.
wholesale and brewers' licences
be required to sell their businesses to the corporation: that the Gov
In the Junior games, that onjernment acquire a substantial in- the South Chins ground attracted terest in the corporation, and be a very large crowd, but it was strongly represented on the board; noticed that several pred in that dividends on all shares be uniform were standing over the limited; and that excess profits goal lines. Play was fairly even be applied to national purposes, in the first half and the interval, such as extinction of nationaldebt. arrived with a blank. It was in subsidies to hospitals, mainten- the second half that the King's{ance of public highways and so had the advantage, but, owing to forth. As a half-way house be the good work of the South China tween State Control and Prohibi- goalie, they were kept out until tion the scheme is anyhow worth ten minutes from time, when attention--Spectator. Dangerfield, with D fast shot! from close range. scored the only goal of the
match. South China tried hard to level up and forced a couple of corners. but the King's defence held out.
At Kowloon. the Bluebell secured both points. Mills, and Sadlier scoring for the sailors in the first half. The second half was blank. The home side fielded ten men only.
EXPERIENCES OF A LADY TYPIST IN
PARIS.
At her home. No. 47 Rue Fontaine. Paris. Miss Emilienne Reverdi, a young lady who earns her living as a typist, recently made the following statement: The Club second string me: the
"It gives me much pleasure to R. G. A. reserves at Sookuapooltell you about the good which Dr. and played a drawn game of one Williams' Pink Pills have done goal all Murphy scored for theme. As a result of over work 1 R. G. A. and Roberts for the Club became extremely weak. I had On the Sookunpoo "B" ground, pains in the back, I slept badly. the Club de Recreio defeated the my appetite-which formerly had Sacred Heart by three goals to been excellent -disappeared, and nil. Ogley opened the score and to carry on my daily office duties before the call of time Rocha and became an "exceedingly arduous D.Xavier added further goals,
task.
The Filipino Club went down
"When I was in great distress
to St. Joseph's on the College over my enfeebled health a trust- ground by six clear goals. In ed friend counselled me to take the first half, Maher and A. Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. Now I Trambitsky scored and after the congratulate myself on having change of ends . Trambitsky taken this advice. for to-day all scored three goals and Tai Yu-ai is well I am able to say that Dr. one.
Williams' Pink Pills cured me." The Diomede beat the Univer- In France, as in most other its by a goal to nil. After a civilized countries throughout the blank first half. Rigby scored for world. Dr. Williams' Pink Pills the sailors.
hold a pre-eminent place in public The Tamar and Titania second confidence for their unique merit teams met on the Navy "A" as a blood builder and nerve ground and played a drawn game tonic. By rapidly purifying and of one goal ell. Mockridge scoring enriching the blood and thus re- for the Tamar and Ball for the vitalizing the whole system ther Titania.
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A PUZZLE A DAY.
On resuming. McKelvie and Kirby changed colours, probably with a view to strengthening the Blues, but where Kirby failed in the first half as a forward be improved greatly at centre half. while McKelvie was not so good in his new position. Wheeler and Gerrard also exchanged positions in the closing half. The Blues were carly attacking, but they lacked sting, while Lelliott and
An automobile. travelling at Angus kept their respective wing opponents well in check. Castle high rate of speed. made a sharp dine tried a few individual run-turn to the left. It went around throughs but was weak with his the curve on two wheels,, Which final efforts. Post had the goal two wheels were on the ground: at his mercy but was charged off the left for inward) wheels, or the the ball by Sepher when steadying right for outward) wheels.
Saturday's answer: himself for the final shot. For a time the Blues pressed. Stewart eventually bringing relief by shooting over the har. Wilson was lucky to clear a shot from Castleding, the tall dropping on top of the crossbar and rebounding to play. It was nearly dark when the final whistle sounded, leaving the Whites winners by two goals į
to nil.
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