1929-01-25 — Page 9

FRIDAY, JANUARY 25, 1929.

SOCCER

The "Sunday Herald" Final

ENGLAND v. PORTUGAL

Full Programme For The Interport

[By "Rover"]

The final for the "Sunday Herald" Cup, won last year by Scot land, is the big Item in local Soccer for to-morrow, the official pro- gramme of matches being:-

Final: "Sunday Herald" Cup-kick-off 3.30 p.m.

England v. Portugal, Club ground, Happy Valley-referee, Mr. F. Smith; Linesmen, Messrs. Farnsworth and Clarke, Hong Kong League, Division II-Kick-off 2.30 p.m.

Small Units v. South China "B," Scokumpoo ---- referee, Pte.

Lamb.

South China ("A") v. Kowloon, Caroline Hill-referee, Coxn.

Willie.

Recreio v. K.O.S.B. Regt. Res., King's Park -- referee, Mr.

Stoakes...

Queen's Regt. Res. v. RA., Chatham-road.

St. Joseph's v. Eastern, St. Joseph's ground.

F.A.F. v. Chinese Athletic, Kowloon A.F.C. — referee, A.B. Swallow,

?

English English side chosen is

open promising good sport in future matches.

Division L

as follows:-Mott (Bada and Horta.); Wynne (Police), Hooper (Queen's); Everest (K.O.S.B.), Present Positions in the Leagues Hill (Queen's), Cantor (Queen's); Barkham (Navy), Stock (K.O.S.B.) Kernick (Navy), Goldman (Club), Leach (R.A.), Caldicutt (Queen's),

or

Stock is reported unwell and Kernick will take his place if Stock cannot turn out.

Goala.

P. W. D. L. F. A. Pts

12 0 2 22 13 19 13 B 3 34 10 18 13 7 3 3 21 15 17 11

5

1 28 16 17

4 29 14 12 20 24 12

S. China Queen's Police China Ath. K.O.S.B. B.A.

.12 606 Recrelo .12 4 Kowloon 12 3

11 17 10 Royal Navy 12 4 7 21 20 II.K.F.C.....11 2 3 0 15 32 Small Units 13 0 0 13

Division II.

5 33 27 11

THE CHINA MAIL,

Well, apart from the fact that Goldman is out, owing to bila Aç» tivities in the Rugger world,” and- Everest has caught the eye of the selectors before Hudson, "there's not much wrong with this team on ordinary Hong Kong grounds and weather. Ip Pak-wa, the bril- ilant outside left of South China would certainly get his place, if any other inside left but Suen Kai-shun was selected, but since Suan is the acknowledged best in- alde left in the Colony, Club com bination has been considered, and Ip Pak-ws must wait his chance. With youth on his side, bar accidents this chance will

come.

Should the weather be wet I would prefer Caldicutt and Leach on the left wing, and Hudson, on the right half ́position and leave the rest of the team as it is, but we hope the weather will not be wet. The team as selected will

take a lot of beating in Heng Kong.

We hope very soon to have some news of the Shanghai Team, which is practically certain to contain Lee Wai-tong and other prominent North China players and we can confidently anticipate that local Clubs will temporarily be assisted by the visiting players in their. League matches. Leung Yuk-tong who came down with the Shang- hal Chinese Interport XI. did not return to Shanghai, and has ren- dered Yeoman service for the

Athletic ever since. and rumour has it that history may repeat it- self this season and prominent Shanghai amateurs may not return immediately after the Interport. In this respect Hong Kong will be fortunate as Shanghai possesses well many prominent players known locally, whom Hong Kong crowda will be pleased to welcome for an extended stay.

The rules provide, matches shall be of 90 minutes' duration, and if scores are equal game shall be seplayed.

The Portugal team will of course be all Recreia players, and in all probability the same team which defeated Scotland will line

8 64 out as follows:-Beltrao; Xavier,

A few notes about the Interport Goals. Netto; A. Remedios, C. Silva

competition may not be amies at Remedios, Souza; B. Gosuno,

P. W. D.L A. Pts." this stage. Royal Navy 12 10 1 56 Ward. A. Gosano, Rocha. Brown,

K.Ö.S.B.

1 59 11 19 .11 9 The English team is very strong, Queen's 9 0 1 34 12 14 and if Portugal can get within

China Ath.. 8.6 1 21 4 13 couple of goals of them, I shall S. China "B" 12 6 2 6 20 28 12 Eastern ...11 8 4 4 17 21 10 be surprised. The English selec R.A.F. 12 4 2 € 24 29 10 tors have had a fine lot of play- Kowloon 12 3.48 13 34 10 ers to select from, and the team Small Units 14 3 3 8 13 44 is goed all round. With the pos- R.A. Res....18 8 2 18 34 St. Joseph's 13 8 2 15 25

Bible exception of Iludson S. China "A" 13 (Police), halfback and Bishop Recreio .18 S 2 8 15 41 (Club), I don't think the team. could be much improved on, but even in these two positiona, fine

players have been selected, al though Hooper has to change over to left back. He is deserving of a place, on his fine form this sea

вод.

Recralo may surprise as; they will certainly have our good wishes, as they are up against-a stiff hurdle, and we can certainly -anticipate a great match.

Previous winners of the Cup

are:

1925

1926

1927

1928

}

Scotland Portugal Scotland Scotland

England should win to-morrow and add their name to the honour's list.

16 € 15 29

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The match is played under the Rules of the E.F.A. na applied to League matches:

Only players resident at the Ports are eligible to compete, or 8 represent the Port, and they must have a residential occupation of one month.

Members of the crews of sea

going ships are not eligible.

The final try-out of the pos- sibles, the forthcoming Interport match with Shanghai on February between Hong Kong F.A. and The annual Interport matches 11, held on, Wednesday. last, pro- duced & good match with plenty 1923 after being discontinued ten Shanghai F.A. were resumed in of goals, and this pointed to a wealth of forward talent this year.

years owing to the Great War. Fallowing the match, the Interport

The matches are played alter- sub-committee selected the follow-nately in Shanghai and Hong ing probable Interport Team to

Kong. play on Wednesday, against prob- ably a strong Naval side or simi- lar opposition. The Navy can by Wednesday field very powerful XI, which should thoroughly test the prospective Interport Team. The team selected la-Clarke

Results of the matches to date are since 1908 (allowing for the

gap of 10 years);

Hong Kong Shanghai

Played Wins Goals

8 3 -15 8 5. 19

It will be seen that Hong Kong has to make up a certain amount

(Police); Wynn (Police), Bishop of leeway, and we feel confident (Club). Everest (K.O.S.B.), that little will be rubbed off McKelvia (Kowloon), captain, Lam this season, no matter, how strong Yuk-ying (Athletic); Barkham

Shanghai come down! (Navy), Fung King-cheung. (South China). Gosano (Recreio), Suen Kam-ahun (Athletic), Chen Kwong- ju (Athletic).

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KOWLOON LADIES V. C.B.S.

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RUGGER TRIAL

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In a close Intèrport trfal game There is a full 2nd Division

In Happy Valley yesterday the League programme, although the

In the second half the School Clab. defeated an Army rugger Kowloon Teams Leaders, Navy. 2nd's are not out.

maintained their superiority and | XV. by 10 points to six. The following will represent the Kowloon is equally favoured with

added two goals, eventually run- Keeley played well for the losers, Kowloon 1st XI. v H.M.S. Hong Kong, with three matches,

"Suffolk" on the Kowloon Foot- ning out easy winners. The game as did Bonnar, Goldman, Stanion and wing should be recorded by

The full programme of the ball Club ground to-morrow, kick

was very pleasant and some exclt-and-Scott for the Club. Small Units, Kowloon, K.O.S.B. Shanghai Interport XI. is 48

off at 4 p.m.-Another; Robson,ing work round the School goal in Regt., Queen's Regt., Eastern and follows:

Pile, Hedley, Easterbrook, Daw the secost half was repulsed by R.A.F., the chief interest resting

man; Hayes (Capt.), Allen, Bliss, good School defence, the Kowloon In the matches, K.O.S.B., Queen's

Spary, Miles. Reserves: McKelvie, ladies going down gamely. Regt., and the Athletic are engag-

Baldwin, Clemo, ed in, as a slip by these, will pat them out of running for the cham- pionship of the League, as Navy have a good record and are go. ing strong.

Monday, Feb. 11-Hong Kong

v. Shanghal.

Wednesday, Feb.. 18 United

Chinese v. Shanghai. Saturday, Feb. 16-United Ser-

vices v. Shanghai.

The following will represent the Kowloon 2nd XI. v. South China on South China ground to-morrow kick off at 2.80 p.m.Angus; Hast, Eastman (Capt.); Moore, Campbell, Nicholls; Hannan, King, Moss, Morgan, Blacklock. serve: McIntyre.”

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Royal Navy Teams The Navy team for today's hockey match will be: Lt. Collett; Lt. Comdr. Brown, Surg. Lt. Sub. Lt. Freer, Pay Lt. Waters; Comdr. Phillips (Cap.); Lt. John, Lt. Comdr. Manders, Squadron Leader Keeble, Mid, Parkhurst, Lt. Hale and Lt. Atkinson Reserve: Lt. Comdr. Taylor. **

SCOTTISH CUP REPLAY

It will be remembered that last year at Shanghai in bad weather The defeat of South China by conditions, Shanghai beat Hong. the Navy last week in the first Kong by 7 goals to ul, but no division of the League, has in thing like this result is expected tensified the interest in the com- this year. The team selected to

·Eastern R.C. Team petition, which will be seen by the represent the Hong Kong Inter The following players appended League tables, is now in port side on. Wednesday in the chosen to represent the Eastern an extremely interesting position. trial is, I understand, not likely Recreation Club in a League game South China, Queen's Regiment to be charged very much for the against St. Joseph's to-morrow at Athletic, Police and K.0.3.B. Regt.,big event on Monday, Feb, 11, 2.80 p.m. on St. Joseph's ground; all being still running and with unless any of the players crack-K. Ram; S. A. L. Rahman, M. Navy now very strong, and likely up in the interim, or probable re- Rumzan; S. 8. Hussain, Cheung Dallah, Har to upset many of the Clubs lead serves show sensational form in the Yiu-nam, Fung Yul-wal; L. M. ing them, the competition is very next few matches.

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