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THE "CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1935

SOCCER FORWARD

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Asked when he will make a re

turn trip to the Colony, Tay said ELLIOTT PLAYS

that he will come to Hong Kong,

prior to the Chinese National

Meeting which is to be held in Nanking during the Chinese Na- tional holidays in October this year.} At this meeting, he said, he will attempt to secure a place in the Chines World Olymple football

team.

Rejoining Singapore Club

FOR CLUB AGAINST

SOUTH CHINA "B"

(Continued from Page 4).

SIGNALS LOSE

VALUABLE MEN

ON TROOPSHIP

(Continued From Page 5)

The Suffolk played very unin- japiring hockey in their Mamak en- counter with the United on Tues

day, which the latter team won by goals to 1. Surtees, the Naval

leader, had one of his off days and could do nothing with the ball, while Campbell was just as bad apt to at contre-half. Opinions of course, are

the other hand change from time to time, but The United on Elliott was never thought very played the game of their Ilves, much of, even after he had been their four forwards working very bard to break through the naval Tay said that as soon as he re-given an Interport trial. covera from his knee injury, which Hill and Fowler made a perfect defence on thres, occasions, recoly he sustained several months ago in partnership last week, and the rea- ing only slight opposition from the first game against the Athletic, son for breaking up this combine is Phillips, at right back. The latter he will rejoin the Singapore Chin-a complete mystery.

played a very steady game and was ese Football Association, for which Robertson, whom it was thought clearing with well directed first club he played prior to his transfer would be available, is unable to play time shots, here.

and Duncan, drops back from in-

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Born and educated in Singapore, side-left to centre-half; while Skin ROBERTS IN NAVY Pre Lincoln.Apr. 9. M'aight Tay's family originally came from ner alts the right-flapk berth-

Swatow... and some. of his closest, relatives are still in that city. He first started

Howe Must Be Fed- Providing the team play up

to

GOAL

Changes For Game Against Club

1.

to play soccer in 1928, and scratch and providing that Howe in was with the second team of the supplied with long forward passes. Singapore Chinese Football Assocla- giving him room to move about in. tion for two years, 1928-1929, For the Club stand a good chance of

The navy Juniors are making the next four years he played for beating South China "B".

The team Is-Rodger; Gamble and number of changes for their Axture the first eleven of the same Asso- S. Strange; Skinner (Captain), A. Dun-against the Club at Causeway Bay ciation.

Can and D. Hgnes; F. Fowler, Elliott. to-morrow. Howe, Hand Blekford.

Singapore Interporter

Tay first came into prominence when he was selected to play for LEE KWOK WAI ON Singapore in the H.M.S. Malaya

SOUTH CHINA "A"S

Cup series in 1932. In 1993 was again selected for Singapore,

INJURED

(Continued from Pagé 43

Roberts replaces McSweeney be- tween the sticks, Bennett and Dodds come in to replace

Chamberlain and Whyman at centre-

half and outside-right, respec-

LISTtively, and Ryan replaces Nosmith

to lead the attack.

When the Chinese National Athletic Meeting Was held.in Nanking two years ago, Tay joined & the South China Athletic Assocla- tlon. Last year he was selected to represent the Colony in the Inter- port matches against Shanghai in strong as what they were at the be-Adams (Adventure). the latter port. In the same year ginning of last season, they are,

Saints Dangerous Forwards Although the Saints are not as

The selected team in: Roberts (Folke. stone); Soloman (Adventura), Courtney (Cornwall); White (Duncan), Bennett (Berwick), McDonald (Hermes); Dodds Suffolk), Males (Adventure), Ryan (Suffolk), Donnell (Adventure), and

he was with the China soccer eleven nevertheless, a fort to be Herriage MEDICALS WITHOUT

at the Far Eastern Olympic Games with and with Beatty and Herridge|

MORRIS

Davis Given Chance Against Lancs

in Manila, and this year he was an among the forwards, are oven lable Interport reserve for the Colony. to lower South China's colours,

Besides his football activities,' Unfortunately for South China, it] Tay, who is going into business in has always been their policy to play Singapore, is a keen musician, be- a weak team when up against a ing. especially adept with the Chin- weak team, and this has more than esc guitar, He is also a good once resulted in the lowering of

I was in the nature of a sur swimmer, as well as being a good their colours. Let us hope that prise that the Medicals defented billiards player.

Sunday will prove to be an excep- the Lincolns last week, but if they tion.

can take the points from the East Lee Kwok-Wai Injured Lanes to-morrow the surprise will For the first time in many montha|ho even grøster, Unfortunately South China will be compelled to

(perhaps for- fleld an incomplete regular, first tunately for the East Lanes) they eleven, for Tay Quee-liang, theirjare unable to field, the same eleven, brilliant left-winger, leaves for Morris having to take his place in Singapore. to-morrow, while Lee the Corps cricket team. To fill the Kwok-wai is on the injured list with vacancy created, Poole will move a broken arm.

from inside-right to right-half and The South China "B" team, fol-Davis will come into the side, al lowing their overwhelming win over inside-right.

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IN QUANDARY

(Continued from Page 4)

to meet the Railway will be that while the latter will be moved to RECREIO FIRST ELEVEN LEFT which lost by two goals to the East] Lance a fortnight ngo. This match

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