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WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1932.
WHERE INTERPORT TRIAL FAILED
TEAM WORK GIVES PLACE
TO INDIVIDUALISM
FEW SUCCESSES AGAINST POOR
OPPOSITION
JOHNSON IMPROVES ON HOWE AS CENTRE FORWARD
(By “VERITAS".)
Interport Trial Team
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(Johnson 2, Suen Kan-shun 2, Baldry and Wong Mee-shun) South Wales Borderers
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THE first thing the selectors have to do about yester day's Interport football trial match is to forget the score.
It conveys nothing of value and is likely to give a false impression. Not that the Trial team were not worth their six goals. But the opposi- tion!
The Borderers, apparently obsessed with the idea that after all they were only fodder for a team struggling to convince the selectors that each and all were worthy of inclusion in the Interport side, gave up trying after the first half an hour, and the most ragged, disappointing and inconclusive trial match resulted. Apari from indicating that Rodger is still the best goalkeeper
AN INTER-VARSITY tennis and basketball contest was played on Sunday last at Pokfulam, when the Lingnam University visited Hongkong, beating the local undergraduates. Photo shows the teams which included lady tennis sider~~(Photo: Khoo Ken-wah),
DEBUT DEFEAT FOR 8TH
FLOTILLA
R. A. S. C. HELD.” TO A DRAW
MAMAK HOCKEY The Destroyer Flotilla made their debut in the Mamak Tourna ment yesterday against H.M.S.
available, that Mullane in "PROBABLES" CHOSEN Tamar and were defeated by twe
hack worthy of Interport honours (both of which facts were already
and that Johnson known)
is a
YACHTING SEASON TO OPEN
H.K. CLUB'S HAPPY PROSPECTS
goals to ore. Stone, at centre First Regatta of Season
forward, was responsible for both xoal scored by the Tamar, while
more forceful leader of the attack Howe Leads Attack and Sloune replied from the left for
than Howe. I fail to see how tho trial Assisted yesterday's Relection committee.
Jones Returns
ithe Flotilla.
At Sookumpoo, X depleted R.A.S.C. side met the R.A.M.C., Viewing the team as a whole Last night the selection com- and the game resulted in a goal- one discovered very little unity; mittee chose the following as the less draw Notable absentees from a disturbing lack of finesse, and probable Interport football team the R.A.S.C. side
were Funnell
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One of the most disappointing Ooi Leong Teik, Penang:
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the other hand I genuinely impressed with Johnson, and if he can roproduce regularly his work of yesterday, is fully cap- able of taking over the leadership of the Interport attack.
His ball distribution has not the same hall-marked quality as Howe's, but on yesterday's form he can give the Club centre for- ward points in utilising through passes and heading for goal. He is virile, ever watchful, and
PROBABLES.
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(St. University B. Gosano (Club):
Wishart Kameshun Joseph's), Suen
12th. Battery (Athletic), Bowe (Club), James
Phoenix (S.W.B.) and Baldry (Lincolns). Medway Reserves-Martin (Club), Bel-Signals
R.A.M.C. trab (St. Joseph's) and Johnson Parthlan (Police).
24th. Battery Rodger has been appointed to Veteran captain the team to visit Shanghai, Tamar
The Rest of the Colony team 24th. Battery for Friday has been finally select-R.A.O.C. ed as follows:
Kow'n Indians 5 German Club. China): Destroyer Chan Sik-pui (S.
Flotilla Allan (RA) and Lau Mau (S. China) Leung Wing-chul (S. China), Pardoe (R.A.) and Tong Kwan (S. China): Chang Shui- hong (S. China), Bryant (R.A), Lee Yee-nun (S. China), Rawson and Duncan (SW.B.).
Reserves:-Morrison (S.AWV.B.),
likes nothing better than to Moore (R.A.), Robertson (Navy) seize the ball on the run and
break through by sheer speed LLISTES. and weight. He is a Dixie Dean
type of player, and therefore data whatever regarding his form. dangerous to any defence.
Of the two, however, Suen ac- complished the more valuable
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TO-DAY'S MAMAK.
K.I.T.C. y. 24th Battery- USR.C., 4.30 p.m. K.1.T.C.; G. Singh: Firdos Khan and Naldu: B. Singh, K. Hus- sain and Atwa Singh: G. M. Khan, Hazara Singh, A. Khan, M. Stom and M. Hassan. Reserves: Jupon Dad and Sar Kay Lamb. -
FRIENDLIES.
Next Saturday
With n record fleet of 34 boats in the racing classes and two dozen cruisers, the prospects of the Royal Hongkong Yacht Club for a successful season are decidedly bright, and the open- ing regatta on Saturday next should prove a big impetus in this direction.
on November The regnita ollicially opens the Club's season, the first event of which is a Cruiser pace starting from Murray Pier at 2 p.m. and finishing at the Club house.
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The usual Ladies Races for the H. I. Y, and G classes start from the Club line from 3 p.m. onwards, and a race for the new "A" class bonts with ownora at the tillers will be held.
Rawing events have been arranged andi Seulin, and for Fours, Pairs, thero will also be a raco for Naval Whalern.
A Lawn Bowls game will be played during the afternoon and a Fencing exhibition will be given by members of the longkong Fencing Club.
Tea will be provided as usual, and it is hoped that there will be a large number of members, subscribers and their friends present. Officers of the Navy, Army and Air Force are in- vited to consider themselves በዛ honorary members for the day.
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The Yacht Club fleet this year is the largest on record, with "thirty- four boats in the racing classes and
cruisers, Thero twenty-four many now names in the list of owners, which are drawn from both the list of members and subscribera.
The prospects for the season ara decidedly bright.
RUGBY FOOTBALL. Hermes Defeat Borderers
in Close Game.
The Y.M.C.A. and the Club do The Inclusion of Wong Moe-work, spoon-feeding Baldry with Recreio played to a one goal draw shun and Susu Kam-shun, al-delicate passes and causing no ondat King's Park yesterday in a though adding a certain amount of of worry to the Borderers.defence friendly match. 'At the interval A fast and exciting game of rug- zest to the vanguard, did not flund with his tantalising tricks and the Club led by one goal to nil, ger was played at Sookumpoo yen- the two players themselves un-footwork. usually impressive.
Suen, of course, was selected for this trial purely on his reputa- tion, for he had only played" once before this season prior to yester day which affered practically to
GRACEFUL ACTION—Miɑ, F. Ho Tung snapped as she was de- fanting Miss Wood of the Hong- kong University in the · Inter- Varilty tennis match on 'Sunday. (Photo: Khoo Kan-web),
IS WONG STALE?
Reored by their Inside right, butterday, when H.M.S. Hermes tried about half way through the second conclusions with the South Wales half McLellan brought the scores Borderers.
The Hermes fifteen oventually Wong Mee-shun gave signs of level. W. Reed, the Hongkong emerged winners by 13 points to 12, having developed stoleness, unloss Club player, was consipcuous in after a hard game, in which the sides had an equal share of the play, na it was because he was still suffer the half line for the Club.
The match between the R.A. and the score Indienten. ing from the effects of playing
Home Rugby Union. contre-half last Saturday. Cer- Kowloon Indians at Sookumpoo
London, Nov. 2. tainly he was not the Wang of yesterday resulted in a goal-less
A Rugby Union county match in South China that has been known draw.
the South-Eastern group was played at Ipswich to-day resulting in a victory for Eastern Counties over Middicasex by 14 points to 11.
locally for some considerable time.
He came into his own when the Borderera as a team had collapsed
and there was nobody to say him OTHER SPORT ON
the
aay, but up to the interval he. failed to get going, and mado very Hittle Improvement on Ridley's dis- play of the previous trial.
Baldry was constantly in limelight and gave a good account of himself, utilising to the beat advantage many of the passos he received. Furthermore his will- Ingress to cut in and to change position with Suen on 'the attack were excellent tactics for keeping the opposition on tenderhooks.
SAME OLD STORY.
Back among the halves there was the same curious tale to tell A story which has been emphasised in these columns time after time. Splendid in defence, fino spollers, getting] the ball nine times out of ten, yet Invariably rendering the work useless by wild and In- discriminate passes.
The analogy to this type of play is liko a cricketer scoring 20 runs And then giving away 100 in drop- ped eatches. Andy Duncan, easlly the most hard working playor on the field, and successful in hold- ing in complato sujostion the (Continued on Page 7.)