"THE"
ASOVNO TARO HONGKONG
“TELEGRAPH," "MONDAY, OCTOBERTM
1908.
Eastern Defeated For Jumps High INTERPORT
First Time In Soccer League
South China Defence Too Good for Opposing Attack
Domi
(By "Abo")
Unbeaten in three matches; Eastern tasted defeat for the first time in the First Division of the Hongkong Football League yes- terday when they lost to South China "A" by five goals to nil at Caroline Hill, Expectations of good football from theso two teams were not realiaeds the Caroline Hill men were far superior and, especially towards the end, completely dominated the play.
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For the first 15 minutes of the game, the game was fast and in teresting Though South Chinn attacked
most of the time, the Eastern defence stood up to the pressure and when the ball was swini nross to the other chd, the Caroline Hill elub's goal had a nar- row escape when Hau Ching-to, the left wing. jun falled to beat Pau Ka-ping.
However, as soon na Kwok Ying kee, an
old Eastern player, had scored with a hender for South China, the Eastern defence collapsed and did not offer nearly as much resistance as it did in the opening minutes. Only 11, King-shing, the centre-hall retained his steadiness to the end; the others were too flustered to play constructive foot- ball but kicked wildly BS Goon as they had the ball,
A CONTRAST
In contrast to the harried Eastern defence, the South China halves and backs remained calm and collected even under the greatest pressure. They offered a bulwark in which the attacking forwards could discern tow loop-holca. As a result, Eastern had very few Ecoring opportunities. the Anal score of 5-0 Nevertheless, rather faltered the South Chine Leam
because the Eastern forwards tried hard enough at times to deserve one goal at least,
Several changes in position when
the second half commenced did the Eastern team little good; na matter of fact, the defence seemed weak ened, for it was in the last 35 minutes that South China over-ran their op- ponents.
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were not nearly as effective as usual, rapecially Hou Ching-to, who had à very poor game. Twice, however, he was in position to score but ench time he failed.
After play had been in progress for 15 minutes, Kwok Ying-kee put South China in the lead with a fine header from a free kick taken by Tang Kwong-sum. He got his head to the ball as it was sailing towards past the goal-mouth and gulded it the out-stretched hands of the East- ctn goalie. Ten minutes Inter, Tang
Kwong-sum sent in a curling shot from the right, which dipped sud- denly and entered the net in the far corner.
Leading by 2-0 at half-time, South China continued exerting pressure at (Continued on Page 9)
St. Andrew's Defeated By C.B.A.
(By The Pligrim"}
The C.B.A., gåve a magnificent display at King's Park last Saturday to defeat a strong St. Andrew's com- bination by four goals to two.
a surprising There was formation in this game when both attacks in the second half found
trons-
in
was
For The Ball
An exélling moment! til front of the Eastern goal in yesterday's
First Division League match at Caroline H between Eastern and
South China "A" Hitherto unbeaten, Eastern went down with a
crash, conceding five goals 'without reply:" Lau Xing-hon, tho' Fratern?'
goal-keeper, is here shown Jumping high for the ball from a corner
kick. The Edäterni allack" could do little against the soild defeate
presented by the Chinese halves and full-backs--Staf Photographer.
RECREIO SCORE VICTORY OVER THE C.B.A.
First Match Played In H.K.H.A. Tournament
(By "The Pilgrim")
CLOSE
LAWN BOWLS
SERIES ANNEXED
BY SHANGHAI
P. 17.
Hongkong's Recovery Made Too Late In The Match
(By "Abo")
ONE FLOAT INFO
Shanghai clinched the Interport Lawn Bowls series on Satur»» day by winning the third match against Hongkong on the Club de Recreio green. They tied the first match at 20-20, won the second easily by 30-10 and the third by 20-17.
At one aloge of the encounter on the tenth head, he was alded by a Saturday, Shanghal led by 19-0, but (slight wiek which changed the the local playera made a great rally direction of his wood just sufficient- to get to within two shots of their ly for him to carry the kitty. "On" opponents' total and when the last another occasion, on the 18th when, end was played, Shanghat" led only Hongkong were lying four, Wallace, by 19-17.
with his last wood, was somewhat lucky to save two, helped by another slight. wick...
Unfortunately for Hongkong, J. A. da Luz, the lead, threw the jack into the ditch in his effort to make it a
one.
Omar failed badly when he was long head, and K. L. Swartzell, hla junable to save the four after the opposite number in the Shanghai Jack had been taken down to the rink, promptly rolled the jack only ditch. Except for the first shot, the just past the flag for a very short others were two yards away, but in his anxiety to draw first shot, ho come up too heavy. On the other The green was very fast through-hand, he played several lovely woods out. Shanghai had revelled on the one of which was when he picked short heads. and Hongkong seemed out a Shanghai wood to give his sida more at home on the long ones. And five on the 19th head. true to the form displayed earlier on, Shanghal managed to score on this
lost vital head, taking
win by 20-17.
a single to
NOT. RELIABLE..... Many people had regarded the
Suggestion to Umpires Hongkong rink, comprising 3. A. da
By "The Pilgrim"
In his weekly hockey notes on Thursday. "The Pilgrim' will write on "Suggestions to Umpires." He can be relied upon to give some useful sug- gestions; so, players and um- pires, be on the look-out!
three goals without They scored reply against the Radio and Postal Sports Club.
Luz, F. X. M. da Silva, C. G. Silva arid U. M. Omar (skip) as the best of the three Hongkong rinks, partly because the first three were playing on their own green. Peculiarly enough, however, it was Omar who gave the best performance of the four. The other three were not as rellable as had been expected.
After their win in the Second Interport, it was only natural that Shanghai would again rely on K. L. Swartzoll, J. M. C. Lopes, A. M. Gutierrez and Hugh Wallace (skip) to carry them through. Once again, these four did not let the side down.
Scores:
Head
16
17
10
10
20
21
Shots
Shots
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RINKS CHOSEN Playing very well together, es- pecially in the frat 15 heads, the There was not a great deal be- Shanghai men ran away to a 10-6. Hongkong Football Club this after- The Shanghai players will visit the
The Footballers will be re- tween the ades in the first half Just when everything seemed over noo when the home team met with suc bar the shouting. Hongkong staged a presented by J. S. Howell, G, Dun cess through Kraus Kadlo should magnificent recovery which all but can. E. Tuck and W. Gill (skip). have levelled the
score through carried them to level terms. Singles To-morrow the visitors will go to Pyara Singh but on two occasions, on the 16th and 17th, a two on the Government House to play against with Benwell at his mercy, he falled 18th, a five on the 18th and two on H. E. The Governor's team. The to find his mark.
the 20th made the Hongkong score
opposition will be 17.
ALWAYS INTERESTING
rinks
follows:
Shanghal Houston
Wallace
1. E, The Governor
11. The Governor LT. I. Newton
J. MacDermott J. Deakin (skip)
(skip)
J. M. C. Lopes.
J. W, Brierley
R. P. Phillips Jon. Mr. N, L. Smith.
C. D. Hoaking Hon. Mr. S. Iss
Shields R. Daican (skip) G. B. Archbutt Dr. J. T. Smalley A Hyde-Lay
F. McGowan
their shooting form, six goals being In the first Hongkong Hockey Association Tournament game scored during this period. The With Leung Wing-chiu returning Saints had slightly the better of the of the season, the Club do Recreio, on their home ground at King's to his old position in the centre, exchanges, in the
Orst half and Park yesterday morning, defeated the C.B.A. in a fast and interest. danied by Lau. Hàng thời on thewould have been at least two goals ing-encounter by a goal to nil. right and Lee Kwok-wai on the left, to the good had Miss P. Cittins and South China intermediate line was a
wheth Mias E. Churn been more accurate
The weather was glorious and best half and the backs, Bond and very strong ona indeed, as Eastern with their
both teams were at full strength. Taylor, though they played well, eir sticks. found to their cost. The superiority However, the CBA dominated Supporters turned up in force to were too often caught out of position. which the South China half-backs play in the second half and owed give the first match of the present Their covering also was faulty.
On resumption, the "y" had most established
of the play and their forwards, In midfield paved
their victory very largely to Mrs. M. season a good send-off.
However, in the last head, Lopes to way their
White, their
brilliant leader.
So far as hockey skill was con- Bartlett, Kraus und Rose, were more And when one adds that Lee Tin-characteristic style she
broke through
The fast-moving Recreio attack cerned, the Rees ald enough in the convincing. Rose got the second put one wood two inches in front of Bang was at his best at left back and the Saints' defence to complete the knitted together from the first blow first half to earn full points, no mat- goal with a terrife first-timer just the jack, and despite all the efforts. R. Swartzell E. . Carter
of the whistle and within five ter what happened in.
within the circle, Lim being beaten of the Hongkong men, the wood Mak Sul-bon seldom kicked. wildiv j."hat trick." Miss M. Booker minutes a hard pass sent in across stages. J. Gonsalves, Bellrao and all the way. A low minutes later. remained the shot until the end: {
the Inter as he is prone to do, the enormity of responsible for the fourth. the task before the Eastern forwards Saints'
inside-left, new
Miss A. the goul-mouth by J. Soares, on the Ozorla were consistent in the attack. Bartlett, by clever anticipation, add-
ed the third. Greiner, who scored both their goals, right wing, was intercepted by H. J. Sonres, on the right, was the most can be realised.
Ozeria, who made no mistake in impressive winger. W. A. Reed, as Dawson was os, usual a success at The game was a very much better. Mason keeper,
Lau Hing-hon, the Eastern goal- was most energetic and threatened (anding the net with a rising the vot, came into prominence during centre-half, infercepting centres in one to watch than the Second Inter-
could not be blamed for the danger whenever she get within shols which beat him. All were shooting range. The attack was un- other end, and Bickford, from Marques, at right half,
Play was soon transferred to
the second period of the game and grent style. Rose at inside left was port, though not as consistently Braid very fine efforts. The second goal fortunate, however, to run up against corner lait, only mlased lus mark by throughout Young V. Ribeiro, in hiert opportunist
Was grand the best forward and was always an exciting as the First. Nevertheless ho might have saved; but Tang the C.B.A. pivot and captain, Miss I. comer
Kempton, the there were some constantly-changing Kwong-num'a shot was a deceptive Woolley, when she was in real form, Inches. G. Fowler in turn sent in a goal, was a big success with his hefty right half, was also outstanding and heads which kept the interest alive
terrifle first-Umer just enough to Miss J. Booker was also a triagalost the upright an one, curling back
which crashed kicking.
full of energy, always getting the even when the Shanghal men were get under the ball.
rebounded
better of Dunn and Jangeer Singh. piling up their points in the middle SUEN BOTTLED
play.
seemed to
Both goals had several narrow Starbuck and Taylor formed a solid stages of the encounter. Such Kam-shuen, the "brains" of back and made up for her partner's
Peggy Everest was splendid at right against the C.B.A
sharp-shooters, escapes in the closing stages. Recreio, line of defence. the Eastern attack, was not allowed slowness in defensive work.
There
Hugh Wallace and U. M. Omar, were times in the
recond
the winners, deleated well, but were halt
the two skips, were the outstanding when the C.B.A. seemed certain to lucky to take both points. It was. to make his customary passes to his On their showing on Saturday, the draw level but Albert Rodrigues and however, a hard-fought-game, and colleagues but was tackled first time C.B.A. should develop into a strong E. L. Gosano gave lilile away with in my opinion, the CB.A. were worth sixes and sevens, with Dunn and hal men pulled together a little bit players, both being otten in the The Radio attack was often at limelight. On the whole, the Shang- As soon as he had the ball. Thrown combination before the season com- their first-time clearances. back on their own, the other four mences.
Awtar Singh below their usual belter than the Hongkong players. standard. The forwards battered in vain against a strong defence but the Whatever luck there was went to pretty stickwork and Individual play Shanghai. When Wallace drove the
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WEAK RADIO ATTACK
A. J. Hall (kip)
D. Campbell
A. M. Gutierrez
(skip)
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JOCKEY HURT IN MOTOR ACCIDENT
London, Oct. 23. The well-known jockey, Maher, has been admitted to the Cambridge Nursing Home with scalp wounds following a motor accident, Ho, la now Д doubtful rider in the
got them nowhere. M. H. Hassan as Jack into the ditch to score four on Cesarewitch-Reuter. pivot was in the limelight with his cool defensive work, and was well supported by Kitchell on his right.
J. Singh and M. Singh were notable for long and haphazard clearances without respect for direction effect.
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