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FOOTBALL.

THE CHINA MAIL,

CHINESE ATHLETIC'S GREAT DISPLAY.

RESULTS AT A GLANCE,

Division I.

A Sensation.

form.

against his doughty opponent. On the resumption of play China Tho beat chance of the day for the Athletic sent the ball to the left. of Club came in the last few minutes when Simpson dashed through and received the field whence it passed to with the defence beaten the right accompanied by plenty of no support and the effort was lost.. INJURIES TO PLAYERS. good play on both sides. China Though the game was not the equal Athletle, however, proved the of last Saturday's game with the Chinese Athletic's defeat of the superior and added to their load Guards, yet the play was full of Air Force was the feature of through Wong Pak-cheung. This interest. Howard's accident affect- Saturday's games, which with feat ellelted tromendous applause ed the game and robbed it of its the exception of the defeat of from the Chinese spectators, and chief interest and both sets of play- Recreio by South China went before anyone realised what had era appeared to be affected. Kow! loon on the day's play were cor- much as was expected. Two happened the ball had struck and re-tainly the better team but they do players at Kowloon, Howard bounded from the post of the R.A.F. require one forward who can get (Club) and Peake (Scots Guards), goal. For fully five minutes agoals. Pile and Tiernay were the were removed to Hospital as a re- desperate struggle ensued at the pick of the forwards and Guest did sult of injuries. A Chinese play-R.A.F. goal mouth, and had it not many useful things, Sims and er was sent off the field.

been for the splendid work of the Hedley being quite up to backs the issue would have resulted The backs have not yet struck their

real game but Angus again. gave in a third goal for China Athletic.

fine show. The Club deserve much The third goal, however, provided credit for their plucky display, the sensation of the match. Avery with Howard off and Railton bad- China Athletic 6 Royal Air Force ran out to intercept a pass from ly hurt in the second half the team Kowloon F.C... 0 Hong Kong Club the left wing and encountered three went all out and Simpson who also Club de Recreio 1 South China.... 3 or four China players. There was played under gront difficulty was al- Royal Artillery 1 K.0.8.B.

nacurry. Meanwhile the ball had ways dangerous. Taylor and Alex- Sects Guards.. 3 H.K. Police

gone to Suen Kim-ehung, who, ander were neat, but require a little more dash. McBride was the Division II "A."

whilst the scramblers were aorting outstanding figure in the defence Kowloon Ros... 4 Club de Recreio

themselves out, scored a fiue goal and was a warm favourite for play- . Res. O

In rapid succession Chang Kwong-ing a great game under adverse University 0 K.O.S.H.' Res. 2

fu scored the fourth goal.

circumstances, Lyons played quite China Athletic, 2 RA. Res...... 1

Play now passed to the R.A.F. goal well with Bishop, the latter im- St: Joseph'a 4 South China “B” 0

where-Suen-Kim-shung secured a proving_on_recent_displays and Division II "B.”

offth goal for his team, thus mak-Rodger in goa! did all that was re-

five goals to quired of him. 2 ing the final score

nil in favour of the Chinese team.

At no time during the second half did the China Athletic appear to be in danger: the R.A.F. seemed hopelessly beaten by the speed of the game. Vernon made several attempts to break through but falled on each occasion. He tried a long shot which went just over the cross-bar.

S. China "B".. 3 Mostem Club ... 5. China "A". 3 St. Joseph's Res.

Division I.

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CHINA ATHLETIC v. R.A.F. The following represented China

Athletic:-

Pau Ka-ping, Ng Kum-cheung, Lai Yuk-tat, Lim Yuk-ying, Wong Shui-wa, Leung Yuk-tong, Chang Kwong-lu, Suen Kim-shung, Wong Pak-cheung, Lee Wai-kung and Tso Kwal-shing,

R.A.F.:

Result:-

China Athletic R.A.F.

B

0.

CLUB DE RECREIO v. SOUTH CHINA.

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Recreio have struck a bad patch

and for this match at King's Park which was watched by a very large

crowd they had to take the field without H. Remedios and Gosano, Ogley coming in at centre forward and C. Remedios taking the centre half's position with Carvalho of the Reserves at left half. The game was started at a very fast Pace and it was early apparent that the South China XI were out for combined This match the 'Kowloon points. The forwards ground caused considerable inter- very nicely and following very good est but the opening play was mar-work by the left wing an early Recreio rallied and fine work by C. red by an unfortunate accident to goal was acored by the inside left. Howard of the Club who had to be Remedios put them on the attack but removed to Hospital, where it was the China goalie was playing announced that the popular Club

Welsh, Morris, Vernon, Gallacher, KOWLOON v. HONG KONG CLUB Burch, Constable, Robins. Refly, Arlett, Bailey and Avery.

A large crowd witnessed the deci- Bive victory of the China Athletic over the R.A.F., at Happy Valley on Saturday.

The victory was the direct result of a clever display of football given player had broken a boue in the great game and South China came

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again, the left wing adding another. wrist. The Club were without Wallington, Stewart and Scott and Ogley got through for Recreio who introduced Lyons, Alexander and were down at the interval.

In the second half the game was Trambitzky of the Reserves who very fiercely contested and each played a good game. The accident side went all out, the enthusiasm of to Howard affected both sides as the crowd at South China's clever the play during the first half was work being feature, and South rather

Taylor ragged. Angus with a nice shot but the having very hard linea, a good China scored again, the home side goalkeeper Was safe effort by Silva being saved in very

was play fine style by the Chinese goalie.

the gave

Gosano Missed.

tested

which

MONDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1927.

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Island. Victoria Peak

before very appreciative spectators.

From the commencement of the game both teams appeared to work on a definite "modus operandi," but neither could take the attuation really in hand. Sensation followed sensation in the first ten minutes of the game. After two minutes play China Athletic took the ball to the

Kowloon mouth of the R.A.F. goal and all

who and Simpson but scored. On the ball being ing centre forward

chance cleared it fell to the feet of Chang winger a fine

cleared. The Club The home team did not appear Kwong-iu, who almost effected a Wheeler breakaway amid great applause. despite, their handicap were doing like the usual Recreio team, the ab- The R.A.F. backs transferred the a lot of pressing but wild shooting sence of Gosano being a great loss. play to the other end of the field spoilt many good efforts and the Xavier made a very welcome re- where their forwards attempted Playing four forwards in

interval arrived with no score. appearance and played a splendid the game and Fernandez who deputised some clever

movements which re-second half the Club played a very for Brown at outside left gave a sulted int 411 unfruitful corner enterprising game and made many promising display. Silva Was against China Athletic. Play was raids on the Kowloon goal, but the easily the pick of the forwards and quickly transferred to the R.A.F. defence stood steady and Miles on worked very hard and C. Remedios goal mouth where a corner was the Kowloon left got away, and did great work in the middle ling given against them. This corner after a good run sent in a ripping but lacked support. Silva in goal HONGKONG HEIGHTS shot which the Club backs cleared could not be blamed for the goals was also unfruitful.

with difficulty.

which were scored close in. Fast Game..

The Chinese team played Howard's Losa,

For the information of visitors Play now became rather cautious

smartly and if they the following list of some of the Kowloon had very hard lines very with each team endeavouring to

hereabouts and Pile and May continue will please their up highest points on the Island and sum up the other. China Athletic each should have scored with porters. The goalie played a very Mainland is published:- were the first to lead, which they the defence rattied, but Rodger was fine game and the left full back, did through Chang Kwong-iu, who saving finely. Sims and McBride right half back and the inside sent a well-placed centre to the top raised the enthusiasm of the grand forwards had a great share în a of the net via Suen Kim-ahung. The stand with many personal duels 800d win. goalkeeper was absolutely beaten. and the Club player did The left half of China Athletic soon afterwards put a terrific shot Into Avery who effected a really fine save by a double-handed punch.

Royal Artillery-Philpot, Trim, The ball, however, went to China

One of the greatest surgeons sald | Whittingham, Ginty, Fuller, Vic Athletic who dribbled through only that he never went to bed without cars, Ward, Sergant, Pulford, Daw

gain an off-side goal.

feeling thankful for not having been man, Davy,

A woman's "health Play again went quickly to China born a woman. Athletic's goal where more thrille handicaps her, almost always.

liau paine and disabilities which do were experienced. A shot from the not allet men. Nature does not give right wing of the R.A.F. was only her a fair chance. Her blood is more just saved when the goalkeeper often thin and poor than a man's, and fell with the ball. A scramble she often neglects the first beginnings

of 1-health.

In their match with the ensued but the goalkeeper Many of the fair sex who seemed K.O.S.B.'s on Saturday the Artillery emerged with the ball and cleared. destined to a life of frequent suffer- Both teams attacked alternative-ing have been freed entirely from their were without Leach, Jobe and Ex-

and,

allments, through the wonderful blood- ell; Dawman, Davy and Whitting- exception of an occasional attempt by both Pills, Women make too light of their K.O.S.B.' fielded the same

making qualities of Dr. Williams' Pink ton acting as deputisers.

eide sides to break away, play was in troubles. Many a kousewife toils all that defeated the Police last week. mid-field with the forwards "en- day, with a pain in her back and side,

The game opened with the Gun- deavouring to out-play each other. a burning headache, and a sense of hers nearly scoring from a scrim-

having no spine left. The agility of China Athletic, how-

What a pity that women will not mage in the goalmouth, but: Ander- The ever, proved too much for the R.A.F. listen to their

friends whom Dr. son cleared his linca well. who, from the commencement, had Williams' Pink Pills have saved from R A. were the first to score, Pul- played a very fast game at the taken in the first years of womanhood: time ahot, which left the goalie this misery. These pills ought to be ford netting with a beautiful first expense of their skill and coolness. they many make all the difference to helpless. The Artillery had an Had the ground been less dry, no the health of a lifetime. But when other glorious opportunity to in- doubt the game would have been over a women suffers they will help crease their lead shortly after much slower. Half time arrived her in youth, middle-age, and afterwards when a free kick taken from with only one goal but with ample promise of more.

ly

with the

Half time score: China Athletic RAF.

0.

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Referee:-Mr. Smith.

The

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