1929-01-28 — Page 11

MONDAY, JANUARY 28, 1929.

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DAILY CROSS-WORD PUZZLE.

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coln

10-Of a dark brown

11-Soon to Qosur

13-Rad deer

15-800w

18-teraqular (abbr.)

17-Combining form.

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THE INTERNATIONAL SYNDICATE.

HORIZONTAL (Cont.) | VERTICAL (Cont.)

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prince

|48-Highest part of

anything

|40-The capital of

A formal compact 10-One of the Apostles 12-Open spaces

14-Ripped

[20-Leir

Nigeria, W. Africa 123-A swindlar

60-A layer or thickness 28-A Flamish portrait

61-Worthless leaving

(pl.)

19-To wink

64-The capital of

Norway |68-Friend (French) 21-The tagal profession 65-Rock 22-Language (abbr.) 67-Rimor

24-8tand for a picture

25-To agree in

arting (al{eq.) 25-Saucy 28-WHy 23-Valuable

82-A penetrating flavor 33-Spanish kingt

helped Columbue 34-Celestial body 96-Low coral foland 87-Let stand (Print) 40-A card game

42-A river, Galicia,' „

Poland

49-The ankle-bone

58-Sudden fright 50-To wasta

VERTICAL 1-A coarse stuff of

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commander 3-The (French-pl) 4-French river 8-Scented Iris root 6-Having a streular

motion

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painter

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30-To sin

31-8000F

82-To take (Bent.) 84-Preventing

hemorrhage 38-An Amerkan rearadmiral ¡97-Assaults

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SOCCER

THE CHINA MAIL,

(Continued from Page 8.) It was the touch of a football artiste!

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Half-time:

Small Units

1

cross-bar in an endeavour to clear, goal in thres. Play was never of Ip Kum-ling opened the scoring. a very high standard, but the ex- Small Units were the better team changes were keen and interest- after this reverse, and equalised ing, there being little to choose through Dolling, who found the between the two teams on the run from long range. net with a well judged highi shot of the play. Kowloon were award- ed a penalty in the opening half, but Spary aimed straight at Lang- land, who brought off a smart South China "B".... 1 clearance. The "Suffolk" team Play continued to favour took the lead through Thompson, Small Units, but weak finishing who netted with a fierce drive. scoring chances, and South Chine robbed the forwards of many

Kowloon ... added two more goals as the re-

HMB "Suffolk" ault of good opportunism, Chen

Kowloon were the better, team Chit-ming being responsible for for some time, weak shooting be-

both points.

Result:-

"South China “B”

Small Units

3 1

Half Time:

1

The same player, owing to a misunderstanding between Hooper and Matt put Portugal one-up, and Portugal, with half the chances of England, led at the in- terval by 8 goals to 2.

Portugal Pressing The second portion of the game opened with

Portugal press sing home. their advant age, and

Hooper and Wynne had to be very smart to keep Gosano out.

ing their undoing. Woodruff, and England improved very quickly

Miller played a fine game at full and

flatter- Portugal's lead

back for the Naval team, and ed them, Beltrao · saving from

| Langland brought off many clever Stock, Goldman, and Caldicutt in

saves. In a breakaway the visi- fine style. A great shot by Hill KOWLOON RES. v. 8. C. “A”

tors went further ahead, Peacock went just over. The game at this:

South China. "A" entertained being responsible for a smart goal, stage was being fought out Kowloon at Caroline Hill, where Kowloon forced the pace from the jon strenuous Cup linea, Wynne

playing

a draw was the result, the teams restart, and reduced the deficit a great .game with Portugal pressing hard.sharing two goals. The opening through Spary, the ball going in half was in favour of the home off the upright. The home team England were pressing again, but team, but Angus brought off some pressed to the end, but could make did not look

like scoring, until Silva-Netto upset Caldicutt ne saves, and was well supported little impression on

by Moore and Eastman. The defence. in the area, and Leach found the Kowloon forwards were rather back of the net and brought the ragged in their methods, several Portugal had shot their bolt. chances being wasted through They had played a game and China took the lead through Wan unsteadiness near goal. South clever match, but with the scores Kin-chuen. level and but a few minutes to go, England gave of their best,

scores level.

Half-time:

South China “A”.......... 1 Leach, feeding Caldicutt, the

Kowloon

0 winger returned to the centre and

Kowloon were very aggressive Goldman bustled England's fourth after the change of ends, and had and winning goal into the net.

with shots

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Result

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POLICE v. SOUTH CHINA

This friendly match at King'a Park attracted a large crowd, and an interesting game onded In a narrow victory for Police by

three goals to two. The opening

The match was won, and Caldi-casions

hard luck on several oc-half was fought out at a good cutt again gave Leach a chance missed the target by inches. Clarke repeatedly saved the situa

which pace, both sides attacking In turn. for one of his specialities-a low Eventually left foot drive well in the corner. scores level as the result of a ances being of a very high order. Mogg brought the tlon for Police, some of his clear- A fine goal by Goldman, a flash-free kick just outside the penalty South China were a trifle unlucky ing right foot drive from about area. Kowloon were all out for a however fifteen yards out, completed a winning goal in the final stages, notably when Ip Pak-wah struck brilliant victory for England after but Wan Kwong-tung kept a fine the cross-bar with a terrific first they had been well down, and also goal and saved his side on numer-time shot following a corner, concluded a very fine sporting ous occasions.. match.

Result: South China "A" Kowloon

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QUEEN'S REGT. v. R.A.

on several occasions,

Half Time:-

Police

South China

0

0

A strong Police attack in which Fraser and Gowans excelled led to the latter opening the score with a beautiful header. South

Brilliant Leadership Portugal made a great fight. No- thing better of Gosano has been seen than his brilliant leadership in a forlorn hope. Beltrao képt à fine goal, and C. Remedios was the pick of a good half-back line. tinued their sequence of wins the left wing combining beauti- The Queen's second string con- China fought back with vigour, Gosano has already been men at Chatham-road tioned, but Brown and, Ward were their victims being R.A who the scores level with a great drive on Saturday, fully. Fung King-cheung brought bright also, with Rocha not on his were soundly beaten to the tune from, 25 yards range Play con- best form. B, Gosano, on the of five goals to one. The result tinued to be full of interest, with extreme right, did well for a does not over-emphasise the South China making frequent youngster.

The English team puzzled one: R.A. goal had several narrow

superiority of the winners, for the raids on the Police goal which There was talent, and here and

were brilliantly repelled by there was poor stuff. The differ-escapes during the course of the Clarke, Oram and Muir. Police game. Thurlow opened the score ence of styles accounted for much.for the Queen's, and a further eventually took the ball to the other end, where Gowans scored with a clever cross shot. A fur- ther attack by the Police led to another goal, Fraser being the Bridgeman replied for R.A.

penalty kick, while marksman, South China reduced the lead two minutes from time, Half-time:-

Chu Kwok-lam getting through Queen's

after a fine run and centre from R.A.

Ip Pak-wa.

Results:- Police

The forwards, when moving, were

B ... 1

a big force. Leach was the main-goal was added shortly after, the ball going into the net off an R.A spring forward, for Goldman, until defender. Queen's added a third late in the game, did not shine. before the interval, Harris, netting Caldicutt combined well, and the from a left was England's better wing. Barkham played a clever game. His centres were just right, but Stock was not up to his usuual form, and missed many fine chances. The halves were great for work, but their feeding could on similar lines, the ball being rarely out of the Gunners' half have been improved upon. Wynne, of the field. Their defence put up Hooper, and Mott, excepting for one alip, were an ideal rearguard. overwhelming odds, but were a very creditable display against Hooper's alip might have been beaten on two further occasions, serious, but the Queen's back Beatty and Thurlow, being the

was not far behind his brilliant partner on the day's play.

Presentation of Cup

-The second half was fought out

scorers.

Result:

Queen's R.A.....

1

At the conclusion of the match the players gathered round the centre stand where

+ Southorn, wife of the Colonial Secretary, handed the Cup to Wynne (Police), captain of the

R.A.F. put up a plucky show on the Kowloon F.C. ground English team. She gracefully against their redoubtable oppon- congratulated the

winners, and ents, but were unable to avert also both teams, on a very en defeat, Athletic gaining the day joyable match.

Mrs. Sonthorn was

by the odd goal in three. R.A.F. started off with plenty of dash, presented with a lovely bouquet and Plunkett netted with a fast by little Miss Hollands.

Mrs. RA.F. v. CHINESE ATHLETIC

in turn

In introducing the players to chance. The Airmen held the drive which gave Sin Tin-lin no Mrs. Southorn, Mr. W. E. Hollands, Hon. Secretary of the upper hand for some time, but Hong Kong Football Association, Athletic gradually began to wear Li Fong equalised

them down.

stated that during the course of before the interval, as the result the "Sunday Herald" competi- of a brilliant run.

tions started in 1925 over $15,000)

had been subscribed to charity as

a result of the matches played for

the Cap presented by the proprie-

Half-time:-

R.A.F.

Chinese Athletic Athletic were clearly the

the

tors of the "Sunday Herald." stronger team from this stage, This year's contributions would but considerably swell this fine total fence played a

Air Force de- After Mrs. Southorn had been ing game, and repeatedly got great spoil accorded three hearty cheers the ball away when a score seam- and a "tiger" by both teams, the ed certain: Ng Tak-wing was able Military Band in the grand stand to get through, however, and gave played the National Anthem, his side the lead and the points

This is the first win for Eng in a well contested match. land in the competition to date.

Resulta The winners of the Cup to date |are:-

1925

Scotland

1926

Portugal

1927

1928

Scotland Scotland

1929

England

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Chinese Athletic ... 2

·RIA.F.

ST. JOSEPH'S v. EASTERN

This match at the Valley pro duced a surprise, St. Joseph's playing a remarkably good game and leading to the interval by one goal scored by Souza.A.

For the information of visitors SMALL UNITS v. 8. CHINA “B” -. In the second half Omar

the following list of some of the highest points on the Island and Mainland is published:

Loland. Victoria Peak

A scored twice for St. Joseph's, and At Sookumpoo, South China Dallah retaliated for Eastern Bdefeated Small Unita by with two smart goals. Yue three goals to one. The game, scored for. St Joseph's who ran which was well contested out good winners, after a strenu throughout the first half, was ous game.

display of bad temper, as a result

Feet.

1823

Signal Station

1774

Mt. Parker

1784

Mountain Lodge

1725

ruined after the interval by

The Eyrie

1728

Peak Hotel

1805

of which Lavender, the Small

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Units centre forward, was order

Friendly

ed from the field South China KOWLOON EM

netted in the first few minutes,

but the point was zdigsi

The Chinese contintred to strongly, however and

had struck

South China

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