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SHANGHAIBEATEN

UNOFFICIAL INTERPORT

SOCCER

a smart run by File hud; an ac-

curate centre to Smith enabled the outside left to bring the acores level. After Clarke had Baved well the League took the SOUTH CHINA Y. LOH HWA lead in semi-darkness, Gosano agnin doing the trick and the League ran out winners by 3 goals to 2.1

[Dr "Rover."I

South China 'Athlótic» Associa~!! tion of Hong Kong_opened their soccer season at Caroline Hill yesterday with a splendid match against Loh Hwa, Shanghai's "crack" Chinese team, the mem- bers of which had just returned from new laurels gained in

Manila

This "unofficial" interport match resulted in a victory for the local players by 8 goals, to 1. Teams:

South China A.A.: Pau Ka- ping; Li Tin-sang, Lau Kau; Leung Yin-taan, Wong Meo-shun, Leung Wing-chiu; Lai Ting-choy, Pau Ka-chuen, Fung King-cheung, Lau, Mau, Ip Pak-wa.

Loh Hwa: H. H. Chow; Y: S. An, S. M. Lee; P. Chen, K. S. Liang, C. W. Chen; K. H. Chen, Y: T. Chen, L. K. Tai, W. T. Lee (formerly Li Wai-tong of Hong Kong), P. H. Chen.

Referee: Mr. Chan So, Hong Kong.

Comments.

There is no doubt whenever the Chinese teams are engaged the football is very interesting, and the match throughout was of a fast and clever description, at times despite the rotten conditions as the ball often flashed' past the players at a great pace.

The Athletic did not field full strength of last year, and without full strength will not be the force they were although they are still a very capable side. The half back line in the match on Satur- day was the strength of the team, although Pau in goal saved many awkward shots.

The forward play was variable. The veteran centre forward, Wong Pak-cheong, was the best of the fine, and Tso and Chen were brilliant only in flashes. The tat being the steadier of two good insides were ordinary. Lai Yuk-

backs.

The League were handicapped by the absentees and the Army Small Units men were obviously tired although both did well."

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Mr. Ng Sze-kwong, ex-singles champion of the Colony at tennis and one of the leaders of the Chinese Amateur Athletic Federa- tion, kicked-off for South China.

Fung King-cheung, the S.C.A.A. When Leech, Sims and Gosano centre-forward, scored twice in got moving goals looked easy but Nam Tai the second half from centres by the weather was against | Man Cheong Lai Ip Pak-wa and Lau Mau put on those pretty movements which Ping Kee the third before Tai (Loh Hwa's this trio can serve up and which Ho Wong centre-forward) replied for the mean goals. Fung and Pile were Tong Lam visitors.

very bright on the right wing Wing Chaun 33 Queen's-road C. Saturday's Games. and did many good things, and Rest of League 3 (Gosano 2, excepting for a couple of slips the Nerbudda Smith 1).

defence generally was solid. Wallkärst Bishop kicked well and was the Wing Kee better back on the day.

Chinese Athletic 2 (Tso and McCausland, League)..

In shocking weather, at the Valley, the official opening of the season was started on Saturday afternoon and a fair crowd was present, both games being very interesting, the players strug gling gallantly against wretched conditions.

The matches were played on behalf of the Hong Kong Foot- ball League who, despite the wed- ther, had a very appreciable gate, many Chinese ladies being pre- sent in the stand

Chinese Athletic (Winnera, 1927-28) v. Rest of League, Result:

Chinese Athletic

2

Rest of League..... 3. Before a good crowd the follow- ing teama lined up.

Neither of the goalies had much chance with the goals scored. The game was a fine pre liminary to the serious League programme next week.

Hong Kong F.C. v. Small Units (Army)

Referee: Mr. Au Kit-sang. Result:-

Hong Kong Small Units

1 The teams lined out as fol lows:

Club:-Fogwell; Stewart, Holt; McBride, Massey, Watson (Captain); Alexander, Reid, Peers, Scott, Trambitsky.

Army (Small Units) :-Wood; Earl, Basham; McAuslan, Skin- ner, Morgan; Jenkin, Lyons, Chinese Athletic:-Goal, Pau Smith, Twelves, Spence Ka-ping; Backs, Lau Wai-man, The players quickly jumped Lai Yuk-tat; Halves, Leang Yuk-into their stride and fast play fong, Wong Shiu-man, Lam Yuk was the order of the opening ying Forwards, Too Kwai-shing, exchanges, each goal being visit- Chang Siu-hong, Wong Pak ed in turn. cheong, Lee Hung-chung, Chen Kwong iu.

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[During the vacation three of the Education Department the Direc tor of Education, the Headmaster of Queen's College, and Mr. Ewart of King's College went in for a whole- aale clearance out of their iveries, and now gleam with unsullied ache- less dentition.]

In 'sunny weather quite unique,

While, toil-free some of golfing

speak,

The Army after a brilliant bit And many, foreign pastures seek of individual play by Twelves took For change of air:

Rest of League-Goal, Clarke the lead early, and the Club apThree, meet their fate with swollen (Police); Backs, Hooper peared to be slow in setting down, cheek

First Ewart, last arrival East,

Can't 'e'en enjoy a Chinese feast;

Pallid his appetite decreased,”

Is sore distress'd,

centre which Wood cleared in The D. of E., of great renown

Who can on Queen's and King's

look 'down,

When with bia, "bridge" he lost a

"crown,"

(Queen's), Bishop (Club); the Army deservedly leading at In dental chair, '-- Halves, McCausland (Army Small the interval by one goal. Units), Sims (Kowloon), Hill (Queen's);

In the second half Reid. played Forwards, Pile smartly and u free-kick to Army (Police), Fung King-cheong saved a (South China), Gosano (Recreio); Army broke away and Holt saved dangerous situation, Leech (RA.), Smith (Army Small finely with Fogwell, well beaten Till canines and that molar beast Units).

and Trambitsky taking the ball Have 'travelled West, Referee: Capt Austin, M.C., in his stride sent over a lovely M.M., R.A.

It will be noticed that Ng Kum- great style. The goalie again chuen (Full Back), Suen Kam-saved from Trambitsky in fine. sang (inside left) and Lai Wai- form and hereabouts, the Club koon (Inside right) were notable were playing up-finely and Woods: absentees from the Athletic's cleverly got two last year team; Pau Ka-ping of clear.

hot shots South China, defending his old

Peers came very near with a. position in gual, while Everest good effort and McBride,sent in a (K.O..S.B.) and

Alexander daisy but Wood could not miss (K.O.S.B.) did not turn out, their anything, Club were going strong Last our august and weary Head, places being taken by McCausland and Army benefited by, their early and Smith, respectively, of the lead as Club were all out with no To sacrifice his crust of bread By Intramolar warnings Jed Army (Small Units), tearn which luck. Wood saved fine efforts had previously played the Club.

And feed on rice}: from Scott and Watson and Scott "Have them all qut," the doctor said, The Athletic were the first to hit the poat with Wood helpless, attack through. Tro Kwei-shing but the ball rebounded. Club

"Is my advice." but Bishop cleared finely and the pressed to the end but the Army League team got busy, Fau saving Small Units ran out lucky but

from Leech.

plucky winners,

|

Comment

Was heard to “damn""! Then said the dentist with

frown

"That's a grand slam.”

Under an oplate whiff of gas,

Of Dykes unbarred, the trio pass To jela the grand edentate class

Who toothless, eat!

A miracle far to gurpass Old Balaam's feat.

Now see the serried rows they donli

Like Pardise long Lost and gone The aches and pains they dreamed

upon

ball travelled too fast for the players and mistakes, excus able, were made but the football The Army side is very promis- was very bright and excitinging and played well. Wood, the Clarke saved a hot shot from old Kowloon goalie, had a day out China's flying outside right who and saved his side and others who was giving Hill a hot handful took the eye were Basham, Smith, but the Queen's halfback was Morgan, Twelves and Spence in a playing a dogged game and stuck very smart team. to his tricky opponent.

Great interest was centred in the Lai Wai-man was cheered for Club line out, and the Club except Of |¤ good clearance and Sims nearly for the matter of goals are a good put Gosano through, but the side. Massey, Pears and Reid, of Athletic cleared and Chen was the new men are more than use In | away in plds time style, finishing ful, the inside forwards of the with a nice effort which Clarke Club played a strong game and cleared well. The League scored Holt is a very useful full back. Of through very clever play, Sims the old players suffice it to say that passing to Fung King cheong who McBride, Stewart and Watson are slipped a pass to Pile and the quite up to, form, and if the Club winger centring nicely the does not have a big season it will ubiquitous Gosano headed a lover not be due to lack of good play ly goal, wall out of Fau's reach ers the League maintaining their lead to the interval.

The Athletic were the first nggressors in the second half their forwards "mj

chance after clever pla Kwai shing made amend clever touch which, Land the

ATHA

very soon ter this

arnings

The game was a very pleasant one, the conditions watched, but the players stuck the pace. well and the form displayed by both teams well for the claws of foot- we have this season.

again

and 12 str

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three

Who were till very recently. A soup fed, toothless trinity,

Now wear the while That. vesture of divinity

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