1933-01-19 — Page 9

THURSDAY, JANUARY 19, 1933.

THE CHINA MAIL.

AGE SPORT PAGE MAD

H.K. SELECTORS AGAINĮ SURPRISE

PODMORE IN FORWARDS AND E. STRANGE DROPPED

seven

(By Outside Left.)

17ITH

certainties in China for the Artillery a fortnight He also Rodger, Allen, S. Strange, ago was magnificent. Leung Wing-chui, Pardoe, and the shone in the Lai Wah Cup when his Gosano brothers, the Interport centres were a constant source of Football Selection committed have anxiety to the Civilian defenders, reverted to their old methods of one of them being

OF

perfectly delaying the final selection until placed that all Sands, the Array there is barely time left for a final centre, had to do was to tap it into practice game.

an open goal.

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trial Tuesday's selection of team for further Trial game this Saturday came as a shock to foot- ball enthusiasts in Hong Kong. most of whom expected a final selection to be made in order to utilise the coming Saturday to the best advantage.

Seal is the finest left winger in the Colony at present and he should have been given a trial before all others.

The Selection Committee have obviously blundered badly in leav- ing their final selection until after Saturday's game, for they will have The inclusion of Lau Mau as now only three days in which to Allen's partner comes as no surgive the final team the practice It prise in view of his fine showing will require.

It is only a repetition of the last on his visit with the Interport team

November last, Interport in which Hong Kong to Shanghai in when he gave a brilliant display were fortunate enough to possess against the Combined Shanghai Chinese players who were quick to

fall in with Chinese.

methods.

His inclusion in the team is, however, temporary, as it will be later filled by Strange, pro- vided the latter recovers from

in

the leg injury he received in the Lai Wah Cup gme against the Army last Saturday, The halves are the same as Tuesday's trial, hut the line could be better improved if Podmore were included instead of Duncan -at left half.

The most important question that the Selectors will be faced with is the formation of their for ward line.

thelr

B.

GOSANO who is almost

assured of the right

wing position in the Hong Kong Interport team against Shanghai to-day week.

Leading Players in Lai Wah Cup Game

(By OUTSIDE LEFT.)

SHANGHAI CHANGES MCTAVISH DROPPED AND HAY COMING

Leading Marksmen In The League

AS RESERVE. Purcell Heads List With

Skottowe Cup Final

Causes Changes,

BOSSUET. LIKE GOSANO.

Interport Arrangements for Visitors.

25 For Borderers

Ng Po-kai (S. China)

Ng Ping-kay (Eastern)

Belts (Lincolns)

Fortey (Barderers)

Jolins (Borderers)

First Division

Jones (Borderers)

Tam Kong-pak (3. China)

12

Bryant (Artillery)

B. Gosano (St. Joseph's)

I

'R

Davis (Navy)

H

Martin (Navy)

Parsons (Navy)

THE Shanghai Football Associa

tion have made drastic changes.

in their final Interport team, both In the actual team and in the re-!

servos,

The reason for these changes have not been stated but it is sur-

mised that they have been made since the interport trial last Sun-

day and in view of the Skottowe Cup games on Monday and Tues- day last.

Collet, Shanghai's right winger, has been dropped in favour of S. Strange, the skipper of the Cl-Keats, of the East Lancashire vilians and G. Rodger, the brillant Regt.. the latter player being one Interport captain, were the two of the northern city's outstanding

and on the field, al-players this season outstanding men thuugh Seal the Army left winger sible for his team's entry into the was very much in the limelight. Final Round of the Skottowe Cup

knockout competition.

respon-

Nelema (Kowloon)

(Lincolns)

Hardingen (Athletic) Ho

Johnston (Pollee)

John

Wong Mei-shun (S. China)

Mak Sat-hon (Athletle)

Moore (Artillery}

Kirkham (Lincoln) Davis (Borderers)

A. V. Gosano (St. Joseph's) Perkins (Navy) Dominy (Club) Ridley (Lincolns) Malpas (Lincoln) Harris (Borderers) Wood (Artillery) Webb (Kowloon) Hill (Kowloon)

(Lincolns) Baldry Santos

(Recreio)

Lee Wal-tong (S. China)

Gough (Artillery)

Pile (Police)

Howe (Club)

Sizer (Navy)

Strange colleagues'

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Rodger played the game of his Park, who was previously select- The forward line that was sug- gested in Wednesday's China Mail life and brought off some miracul-fed to lead the northern team, has ous saves, his sense of anticipation been dropped in favour of N. Z. seems to be the only solution.

be again coming to his rescue, and Lee of the Tung Hwa. Lee has should Wong Mei-shun

a big part in the Tung brought into the side at inside making it possible to save seeming-played

Hwa's auccess in the Shanghai. right to partner B. Gogano, withly impossible drives and attacks.

Strange played a true captain's senior league and distinguished A. Gosano in the centre, and E. Strange and Seal on the left wing. game, coming to his side's rescue himself in the final trial last Sua-

time and again. His clearances day. "Outside Left's". XL

MCTAVISH DROPPED. Last but not least, it is to be re- doe and A. Duncan; B. Gosano, miration. His place in the inter-gretted that McTavish, who was Wong Mei-ahun, A. V. Gosane, E. port team would be fully justified.selected to, fill the inside left posi- Unfortunately Strange was injur-tion and who was one of the stal Strange, and Seal.

G. Rodger (Captain); Allen and were brilliantly executed and his

S. Strange; Leung Wing-chul, Paz-spoiling tactics evoked all round ad.

FINAL TRIAL XI.

ed in the last minutes of the game, warts of the Argylls' team, in the G. Rodger; Allan, Lou Mau; when in attempting a clearance he First Division of the local: soccer

an Injury and Pardoe, A. received

was league during their stay in Hong. Wing-shui,

B. carried off in a bad condition. He Kong, has been dropped in favour Tang Kwong-sum,

steady progress and of Bossuet, of the French Club Gesano, A. V. Gosano, Podmore, and is making

hopes to be fit for the Interport.

The Gosano brothers are already! assured of their places, but there Leung yet remain the other three forward [Duncan; positions.

These have been given to Tang C. Pile. Kwong-sum (outside right), Pod- Reserves: Martin, Bliss, Ridley more (inside left) and C. Pile and Beltrao. (outside loft),

H.K.F.A. COUNCIL MEETING

THIS AFTERNOON.

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*

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team.

It is believed that the reason for Seal who played on the Army left! McTavish's exclusion from the wing gave an excellent showing, team is that, having played a large dazzling the spectators with re part in getting his team into the markably accurste centres most of Final of the Skottowe Cup, the which were dropped right into the Regiment were loath to let him go. goalmouth, although only one of Bossuet who is the leader of the French Club team is a footballer them materiallaed into a goal.

of exceptional merit. He is fast, methods of attack are somewhat similar to those of A. V. Gosano. He should be one of the men that the Hong Kong halves will have to watch closely.

Of these three only two have so

in far been seen recent trials. Tang Kwong-sum was given his trial in the first game, but failed

A meeting of the Council of the miserably, being alow in centring

Association and prone to dilly dally with the Hong Kong. Football

Association

and his footwork dazzling. will be held in the ball too much.

Podmore gave an excellent dis-offices No. 2, Ice House Street this play in the La! Wah Cup against afternoon at 5:30 p.m. the Civilians and also in Tuesday's (1) To confirm the minutes of game for the Borderers against a

Probable tearn.

a

Podmore's inclusion as forward came as a great sur- prise, as he is definitely a de- fender, and his services would be invaluable in the latter position.

C. Pile of the Police, who has played in a previous interport as a left back, has been given the outside left position.

This move on the part of the selectors is beyond all reason.

The dropping of E. Strange from the inside left position is entirely uncalled for. He would make a dashing partner for A. V. Gosano, and he usually combines very effectively with his wing man.

The only man whom the selectors

Seal made rings round Bliss who was not good enough for the win ger and was easily passed on most

occasions,

In Seal, Hong Kong have Council meeting No. 6, Emer found the ideal left winger, an ac gency Committee meetings No. curate kicker with brains behind 3 and 4, and the Interport his shots, he knows just where Arrangements Committee meet-the inside men, want the ball. ings of January 6 and 12.

(2) To receive the Treasurers

Statement of Accounts

for

December and to pass bills etc. (3) Correspondence. (4) Any other business that may

rise.

SUNDAY'S CHARITY GAME.

A charity football game has been arranged to take place on Sunday afternoon at Caroline Hill between a Combined Chinese side, and the United Services.

The proceeds of the gate will be do not think worthy of a trial is donated to the Tung Wah Hospital Seal, whose display against South Fund.

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Pardoe played a good game and had little difficulty in keeping Hill under control, although at times he was easily beaten by the speedy Gosano, who gave an excellent ac- count of himself with very little support.

One of the outstanding Army players on the field was Podmore, of the Borderers, who was min- doubtedly the best half on the field. He exhibited ball control of the very best standard.

His dribbling was perfect prid safe and he very often carried himself through the Civilian's 'de- fence with ease. It is a pity that only three Service men are allow ed in the Interport side, otherwise I would without hesitation suggest

positions.

His

Shanghai have also made drastic changes in their reserves, Collet who should have been playing in the team, is now first resorve. Others are, Lining, of the East Lanca, Hay, of the Argylls, Jack, and Boisserie of the French Club. Shanghal's team should now read as follows:----

i

Bradley;

Turner, Voong;

Remedios,

Gash (Captain), Vance;

Keats,

K. C. Chen, N. Z. Lee,

Bossuet,

Hughes.

Duncan (Berderers)

E. (Club) Mak So (Athletic) Channings (Borderers) Blake (Kowloon) Higgins (Lincolns) Stephens (Police) Gomes (Recreio) Gonsalves (Recreio)

Usher (Navy)

Davies (Navy)

Ip Pak-wa (8. China) Duncan G. (Club) Bahban (St. Joseph's) Leung Tat-wing (S. China) Leung Wing-fat (8. Chlas) Iu Tok-kl (Athletic) "Chan Kwang-in (Athletic).

Lo Chai-wan (Athletic)

Lai Kwok-chlui (Athletic) Suen Kam-shun (Athletic) Pardoe (Artillery) Walker (Artillery)

M. (Club) Railton M.

(Club) Hynes (Club)

Fowler

Sours (St. Joseph's) Leonard (St. Joseph's) Costa (Et. Joseph's) Pallister (Borderers) McKelvie (Kowloon) Eastman (Kowloon) G. White (Kowloon) Williams (Police) Cornwall

Forest (Poffelce)

Ribeiro (Recreio) Rocha (Recrelo) Rawson (Navy). Robinson (Navy)

(Navy) ams! (Club) Davey (Navy) Mullane (Borderers) Ho Choi-yin (Athletic)

Second Division. Matthing (Borderers) Ho Hung chung (Athleti) Hardy (Artillery) Morris (Borderers) McGuiness (Lincolns) Hamblyn (Borderers). Freason (Artillery) Lo

Chaj-wan

(Athletic)

Yung Kin-po (Athiteic). Au Ping-ming (Ewo)-

Chadwick (Navy)

Bentham (Navy)

Parkins (Navy)

Kam Cheung-lam (B. China) (Lincolna) Hocquard (Lincolns)

An

Snooka

Sayer

(Ewo)

Wallace (Borderers) Lakeman (Borderers)

Williams (Club)

Ho Yeung-tlu (Ewo)

Higgins (Lincolns) Barnes: (Lincolns)

·Pan Ka-ping/ (8. China) Webb (Kowloon) Evans (Lincolns) Watson (Club)

Reserves: Collet, Lining, Hay, Cheung Koon-sang (Athletic)

HOME FOOTBALL TABLES| Podmore for one of the balvas Jack, and Boisserie.

Results on Page 1

Saturday's Games.

THIRD DIVISION (SOUTH)

TABLE TO DATE.

THIRD DIVISION (NORTH),

TABLE TO DATE.

Borderers

D. Pts 3. 35

P

L. D. Pts,

Chester

24 16

Brentford

Exeter Reading Norwich Orsatal P.

Bournemouth Bristol R. Brighton Northampton Southend Coventry Aldershot

Watford Luton"

Bristol C. Cardil Swindon Nawhört:

Hull 31 Wrexham

D31 | Barnsloy ny,

Gateahend

25 Accrington

424 Burrow

2 Stockport 624 Southport 728 Crowe 10 8 28 Walsall

OBSEN Marafield.

Doncasteri: Rochdale „Tranmera. 10242 20 Hailfax $2) 114 20

Rotherham, 1049 10 York #11517 Hart

16 Carlisle

13 New Brighton

Mr. Reed will not accompany the team as manager as previously stated:*

The team will leave Shanghai on Interport Trial XI v. Combined Chinese

(Club, 4 p.m.) Saturday, January 21, by the Pre Second I Division.

sident Hobver which arrives in (1) v S. China

Hong Kong on January 28, and will (Sookumpoo, 2.30 p.m.) Eastern {{1) ▼ Navy (6) return by the Empress of Canada

(St. Joseph's, 2.30 p.m.) on February 8, Ewo

(4) v. St. Joseph'a (1) INTERPORT ARRANGEMENTS. (Navy, 2.10 p. The Iutozport arrangements are Athletle

vClub PUS (2) [Chinese, Happy Valley, 2.30 pr.) as follows: Toung. Tain (2) Lincolns (4) (Caroling Kill, 2.30 p.m.)

(0) Artillery

(Kowloon, 2.30 pm Third Division.

Kowloon

26 Recrolo

24Engineers

28 Signals 28

11623 Talkoo...

01021 Borderers

Shanghai will oppose Hong Kong for the Telegraph Cup on Thursday week to-day on the Club ground, Happy Valley at 3 p.m. sharp.

Shanghai will oppose the Cont (Recreio, 2.30 p.m.) bined Chinese on January 28, next (0) St. Joseph's

Saturday week, on the Club ground,

(3) R.A.F

(0)

(2)

(Sookumpoo, 4 p.m.)

Athletic (1) Happy Valley, kickoff at a p.m. (Chatham Rd., 2.30 p.m.) sharp.

(2) v. 9. Chinn32/2, (9) Shanghai will oppose the United

(Caroline Hill, 4 pm)

(8)

Lincolns (Chatham-Rd., 4 pini.)

University (1) RLS.C(4) Cut

Athletic

Scores in brackets denato resnit of previous game this season, while teams in bold black type are expects

on January 10, next Blon;

on the Kowloon Football

2 p.m. sharp.// port dinner will be held uary 30% at the Peninsula

8.30 B.m

To Wal-hung (8. Chins) Souza (B1, Joseph's) Santos (St. Joseph's) Warnes (Navy) Shek Pin-tin (Athletic) Ng. Fo-kim (8, China); Phillips (Kowloon). Tate (Lincolns) Pritchard (Borderers) Land Hong-hi (Ewo) Ola Shuk-yan (Tsung Tsin) Tam Tak po (Teung Tein) Leung Yin-ylek (8 Chins) Mok Yin sang (Isang Tein) Chow Yin-fal (Ewo) Wood

(Artillery) Hopkính - (Artillery) Mansfield (Borderers)

Clayton (Lincolns) ::

(Navy) Recce (Borderers) Purcell (Borderers) Wong Chee-kam (Ewo)

Wong Chai-pan (Ewo)

Chan

Cheong-chum(Athletic)

Chan Kwang kwan (Trong Tein) 2

To Wai-ylck (9. (China)

Diserbe: (Artillery)

CAWhite (Kowloon).

– Hart (Kovibon) →

Pickford (Kowloop) Danel (or loon)

Yin-In (Eastern) (Club) 34124 TW/Banr:(Ewo).

Bhin-ya (Asung::Tein)

2 |

2

Williams (Borderers)

Elgley (Navy)

Murrell (Navy)

Smith (Navy) Bryant

(Navy)

G. Duncan (Club) Boyd (Club) Stora (Club) Byner (CI Simmons

(Club) Sharp (Club)

(Club)

Lam Ping-tong (Eastern) Lench (Artillery) Baker (St. Joseph's) Hussain (St. Joseph's) Li Shek-you (Toung Tsin) Lam Puk-yo (Tsung Thin) Fung Hol-hin (Tsung Tsin) Lal Kong-hal (Ewo) Tang Tim-kau (Ewo) Ng Fook-leung (Ewo)

Ha Tia-Ba (Ewo)

Lau Tang-kun (wo)

Sul. Kin-chal (Athistic) Fong Kwong-Lang (Athletic) Ho

Chi-wing

(Athletle)

Fung King-ya (Athletic) Ho Yun-tin (Athletic)

Fung Loi may Chung

Trin)

Chan Ka-ping (Tsung Tain).. Wong Sui-sam (Tsang Tain)

Yuk-sam (Trung Trin) Thong Po-bing (Tsang Tein)

Toog

(Trung Tsin)....

Ip Wai-lam Trung Tsin)

Kam Shek-wai (S. China) Yeung Blu-yick, (8. China) Yeong Poon-hon (S. China) Lai Sul-wing (S. China) Chan Wing-ko (8. China). Wong King-chan (8. China) Greenshields (Artillery) Stanton (Artillery)

K. M: Omar (St. Joseph's) Gutertes (St. Joseph's) Eastman (Kowloon)

Cheung Fat-lo (Eastern) Lin Tin chai (Eastern) Sze Po-wal (Eastern) Renalin (Navy)

V White (Kowloon)

Eastley (Kowloon)

Ko Hincheong (Athletic)

Gibbons (Artillery)

Wong Che-pan (Ewo)

Mak You-sang (Tsang Tein)

Ip Kim-ting (B. Chira)

Third Division.

Purcell (Borderera)

Bands (B.AS.C).

A. M. Omar (St. Joseph's)

Tate (R.A.F.)

Fortey (Borderers)

Hay (19)

Clarke (Lincolns)

Clements (Lincolns)

T. Costello (St. Joseph's)

Gregory (R.A.F.)

Nelson (Borderers)

Campos (Recreio)

Haroon (Et, Joseph's)

Hu Hui-kwong (Athletic) Liu Shu-ming (8. China) Whiting (RE)

Kwong Yin-ming (Athletic) G. Singh (Radio) Aycock (Radio)

Tang Yuk-sheng (8. China)

Gilveirs

Li Beng-shu (Athletic). Pegg

.B.)

0. M. Omar (St. Joseph's) Johns (Borderers)

Evans (Lincolns)

Elms (Radio)

McGuiness (Lincolns) Tate (Lincolns)

L. Contello (St. Joseph's)

Lau Wal-kwong (8. China) Keamish (RAF) Xavier. (Recreto) Wong (University) Tino (University) Tol Wing-chai (Taikoo) Mason (Borderers) Marques (Recreto) Morgan (R.A.S.C.) Convey (Signals)

Tavares (Radio) LI Wing-om (8. China) Oilphant (Signala): Reading (RAF). Hin Yn-kwan: (Athletle)) H. Jones (Signals) Brown (Signals) Chan Cheung-yi Thompson

(Athleile)

Ip Yin-pol (Athletle)

Pan-long (8. China) Yeung Pan-haf (8. China) · Lemax (Signals) Harper (Lincolns)

Himbury (RE.).

Barros (Recreio) Marshfield (Borderers)

· Arzalli (Radio), Davia (Lincolns) Dennis (Lincolns) Lau Tat-sang (B. China) Santon (St. Joseph); Costa (81. Joseph's) Fon Hing (6. China) Huslewood Borderers) Aloslle (R.A.S.C.).

* Bryce (Signala) Taylor (RAF) Alvis

KR.A.S.C.)

25 Pang Chol-hing CA)

2Eloan (R. E)

2 Mech/RE).

2

Rush (Lindčine)

Ten Tung-lof (Talkoo). Hood (R.A.B.C.)

25

19

.14

R.

St. MARQUES, the Joseph's goalkeeper who will be travelling to Manila with the Saints team on Febru- ary 1..

CHINESE ELEVEN FOR SATURDAY.

Interporters To Face Stern Opposition.

The Chinese Amateur Athletic Federation are holding a meeting this afternoon at the Association's Board room to select the Combined Chinese team to meet the probable Interport eleven on Saturday.

The China Mail was reliably in-. formed that the team would in all the probability be the same as Combined Chinese team which beat the Interport term by 4 goals to 2 before the Colony side loft for Shanghai.

+

The probable Chinese team will be as follows:

|- Lim Tin-chan; Loung In-chan, He Chowyin; Lai Kwok-chin, Wong Sol-wa, Tong Kwan; Tang Kwong-sum, Mak So, Tam Kong-pak, Ip Pak-wah and Li Shek-you.

GOVERNOR

PRESENTS

GOLF CUP

First Tourney This Week-End.

H.E. the Governor has present- ed a Cup to be played for by mem- hers of the Royal Hong Kong Gólt: Club. This is in connection with. the usual Bogey Pools:

The first competition will be ip the Old Couree Bogey Competition on Saturday and Sunday. Full de tails are on all Club notice boards.

·HAPPY VALLEY SUNDAY

The final tie played on Sunday resulted in a win for W. Wood- ward (18) and Capt. A. W. Mair (18), who beat H. Clark (12) and J. Forbes (18) on the last green.

RECREIO TEAM.

The following team will repre- sent the Club de Recreio in their Third Division League match against the Royal Air Force on Saturday on the Recreio ground' at 2.30 pm

M. Remedios; W. Mackintosh, A. J. Barretto; J. V. da Luz, R. Laurel, V. JD Remedios, A. E. Xavier, Xavier, J. Figueiredo, H. Campos, and E. J. M. Marques (captain).

Roserve: H. A. Botelho.

Hassan (Radio)" Chin Hai-tong (Athletle) Cera (Bignals). 2 Barretto (Recreio)

(Signals)

(St. Joseph's) Delgado (St. Josepha) Figueiredo (St. Joseph's) Sin Yuen-cheong (Talkoo) Hollingworth (R.E.) Lilley (Lincoln) Rees (Borderers) Snen Auwing (Taikoo)

Ng Chock min (Talkoo) Lee Bhul-ban (Talkoo): Lan Hang-wing (Taikoo). Chul Turchuen (Taikoo) Huet (B.A.F.)

Harding R.E.)

Adm (St Joseph's) Harding (BE)

Chan 3%-tang. (8. China) Paroles (Recreio) 2,773. Macintosk (Bezrelo)-- Etsels (Lincolna) Mar Ng Yashin (Athletic) Chan Ipping Athletic) Craiggs (B.A.S.C.) Joyce

Reed (University)

Ts. China) Tang Hing Kho (Univeralt (Rocha (St. Joseph's)

He Chal-wing!

Laurel · (Recrela)

* Kho (University))

Pang Kam-hung (Athi