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TO DRINK

CALDBECK'S

GOLDEN LAGER

IS TO ECONOMISE

WITH SAFETY

THE CHNA MAHL, MONDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1936

G.O. ALLEN'S PROMISE AS ENGLAND LEADER

NEW YACHT TO DEFEND THE CHAMPIONS

"AMERICA'S CUP

To Take Place

Rhoda Island

New York, October 23.

A contract has been signed for the building of a yacht to defend the America's Cup against the British challenger, Mr. 2. 0. M Sopwith's Endeavour II. The race for the cup will take place off Rhoda Island next July. The en- tire expenses are being borne by Mr. E. S. Vanderbilt, the noted American millionaire. A constr» rative estimate places the cost of building the yacht at about $250,000.

TOO GOOD FOR

FUSILIERS

TALBOT MISSES PENALTY

THRILLING EXCHANGES

GIVE THIS EXCELLENT BEER A TRIAL FAST ENCOUNTER AT and a missed penalty taken by Tal-

AND JUDGE FOR YOURSELF

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KING'S PARK

Fus: Keneghan, above, the bril liant centre-half of the Royal Welch Fusiliers who broke a leg last season, made a welcome re- turn to the First Division yester

NEW METHODS OF PRACTICE

APPROACH DIFFERENCE MUST BE CULTIVATED

OPEN WICKET AT MIDFIELD

(By C. G. MaCartney)

Sydney, October 16.

AT the close of net-practice at Perth this after- noon G. O. Allen, the M.C.C. captain, an-

day against South China "A" at nounced that his team to meet Western Austra

Caroline Hi

Saints Hold Kowloon Chinese

Fielding a somewhat re-organis- jed team. South "China "A" beat! the Royal Welch Fusiliers by two clear goals in their First Division soccer clash at Caroline Hill yes- terday, the feature of the game being the return of Keneghan to the pivot position for the soldiers

bot early in the second half

Wang Mei-shun was replaced by Lan Hing-choi, who played well, (Continued from Page 2)

while Lan Mau was brought in: Play was fairly even in the the team at left-back, for Tam first half and it was a sudden Kong-pak to partner Ip Pak-wah breakaway by Angello on the left in the forward line. which eventually culminated in The Chinese, forwards did not played very poor shooting form, Worth. Copson is 12th man. the first goal He broke throughjhave things all their own way. St. Joseph's shared two goals with to stand down are Leyland, who is not quite fit, to send the ball to Oliveira, who Keneshan keeping a good watch on the Kowloon Chinese at Sookcan- was following up in the centre.

Fung King-cheang Keating poo yesterday.

Ames, Verity, Voce, and Fagg. The latter sent the hall up befand Wanklyz were sound The Saints" intermediate line tween the Club backs and Shields defenders in the back division, had a good grip on the Chinese opener. It will be followed by a second match at Perth against at once left his charge for the ball while Rowland dealt confidently forwards throughout, the game, a Combined Western Australian side, a splendid trial. By this but was beaten to it by L. Go with both ground and high shots while Costa sano, who netted the one and only! After a series of thrilling ex-strength at back and Marques important contests.

a pillar of time the team should be fit and ready for the subsequent, al- ́ goal of the watch into an empty were prominent, South Chins scor

changes in which the Fusiliers) was prominent in goal. goal. There was no further scored their first goal through Fung far as approach work was con-made permanent for future tours.

They spend a fortnight in Western Australia before moving The forward line were good as to the eastern states. This is an arrangement that should be

lia in to-morrow's opening match of the tour will be: G. O. Allen (capt.), R. E. S. Wyatt, R. WV. Robins, K. C. Farnes, Hammond, Worthington, In an evenly contested game in Hardstaff, Barnett, Fishlock, Sims, and Duck- The other players

jur in the second half.

which both set of forwards dis-

H.K.H. Clab: F. Shields: V. King-cheong, who converted a pass cerned. Fernandes, on the left Bond and E. V. Reed; R. A. Bater, from Tao Kwai-shing. W. A. Reed and N. Whitley: N. A. E

On the resumption, the Fusiliers sending over several good centres. wing showed improved form, Mackay, S. A. Fowler, G. E. E. Divett, were awarded a penalty in B. L Bickford and E. Taylor.

the first minute but Talbot failed to back, was the outstanding player Mak Shui-hon, the Chinese „Argonauta: -U. B. SouzE: R. Xavier and E. L. Gossne (Captain). through Ip Pak-wah, who finished accurate tackling saving his side convert. The Chinese scored again on view, his first-time kicking and R: Marques. L. Oliveira and T. Alves;;

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A. Pinna, F. Nolasco, B. Gosano, A. off a nice piece of work by Lail Angelo and L. Gosano.

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After a goalless first half, dur-į ing which both sides missed se- veral chances, the Chinese took the lead in the second through Wong Wing-bon. Saints equalised in the minutes through Castilho.

Navy Beat Kowloon

The fixture is a three-days' one," and an excellent, pipe-

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Visitors are thereby given every opportunity of settling. down to the new conditions of wicket and hight before encoun- tering stronger sides. Also they have a rest before the heavy travelling that awaits them shortly.

Allen Aiming For Victory. No England captain in

hal standing player, Martin, Duffield knowledge ever had his team The and McQueen, while Ho Shai-cheong working for perfection in the same closing was the pick of the Chinese for stematic way as Allen has done

wards.

Worsford, Martin and Attoe scor- {

From the first moment of com-

this year

led for the Ordnance and Ho Shai-ing together the team have real-

LEAGUE TABLES TO DATE

The Navy registered their first cheong for the Chinese Police, win of the season when, with a greatly improved team they beat Kowloon by four clear goals in the Senior Division at Causeway Bay yesterday.

The Kowloon forward line was disappointing. Knox: not being in Rides shooting form, while there little combination among

WIE

FIRST DIVISION

Fusiliers S. China E the St Joseph's

other forwards. The brunt of the Club work fell on Bowen and Everest E. Chinese the backs, who were largely res-S. Chins A ponsible in saving their cink from Recreio a larger defeat,

Eastern

E. Lance The Sailors' forward line dis-Kowloon played better combination than in Athletic previous games, the inclusion of Wride and. McLeod in the forward** line adding the necessary thrust.

The sailors scored in the first

half through McLeod and Boweres

Police

and added further goals in the se cond period through McLeod and Fusiliers Wride.

Match Postponed The Second Division

ised that the harmony and com- bination of the side are Allen's greatest consideration. Thus he has aimed straightway at the right goal-victory,

Goals

By basic methods which have P. W. L. D. F. A. Pia stood the test of time in cricket, 7 51 123 711 Allen is working to get the very

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Utmost Concentration Not only is the greatest keen- ness being displayed individually.* but every point, that arises is being studied with the utmost concentration. -

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In this strange Australian en- SECOND DIVISION

vironment the English players are Goals

atriving to cultivate the subtle dif PELDFA. Pt. ference in their approach to the 8 50-333 9hall which is made necessary by 6 5 0.134 11:11 the faster conditions which prevail

over here.

Navy ¡S. China

Bines football Engineers game between the Navy and Kow- East Lanes. loon Football Club was postponed C. Police jowing to the latter not being able (mun)

Athletic ito field a team.

Eastern

European Police Beat R.AS.C. K. Chinese

The European Police beat the Club Boyal Army Services Corps by 2 Kowloon

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goals to 1 in the Third Division (Stera) 7° 0 yesterday. The Service Corps

True the pitches may not show

any particular increase of pace by comparison with those in England, but the ball certainly leaves the

round at a different angle.

Ideal Practice Style

At Lord's, for example, a defen- sive stroke would be employed to

98. 41 41 16 242 24298 a ball which at Adelaide or Sydney calls for a distinct forward scor- þíng shot-ta

THIRD DIVISION

were not at fall strength but had just as much of the game, Smith in goal, Hodgkinson and Bower- ing being good in the defence.

Liga The Police scored both

Fundiers their E. LanCE, goals in the first half through Air Force Willerton and Hutchinson and the E.AM.C. Service Corpe obtained their only Recreio gcal through Reeder in the second Joseph's

St.

Police period.

R.A.O.C Ordnance Beat Chinese Police Engineers In an interesting game the RASC Orndance Corps beat the ChineseKwong Wah Police by 2 goals to L

E Police K'on Rifes

The Ordnance were best served by Worsfold, who was the out

New

Desións

Goals P. W. L. D. F. A. PL have always advocated- the-

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Practice style Allen has introduced that in which the open wicket in mid-field is used. Nets are a grand substitute for fieldzmen,

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Open practice also develops team combination, which is of superlative importance. Work done put in the middle helps considez- ahly towards the perfect under- Jstanding between batsmen when rickets and also men when they make the wicket-keeper or

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Again, the bowler can visualise to better effect... his mpin, swing, lift, or pace of the pitch, and he can judge by the punishment dealt out to his bowling exactly what weakness lies in its princi

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