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THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1950.

Selectors' Second Bests Put Up The Best Game Against The Swedes

By "SPIV”

An almost completely overhauled Hongkong XI retained the last shred of the Colony's soccer reputation with a magnificent show against the visiting Swedish Djurgardens team yesterday.

The Swedes were forced to fight every inch of the way for their 4-2 victory, and although they were unlucky on several occasions, particularly when three cer- tain winners hit the goalposts, it was largely the determined and gallant resistance put up by the local boys that kept the score down.

Shaken by a first minute goal, scored by Jeppson who bustled the hall into the net between two hesitating defenders, Hongkong were outplayed in the first 30 minutes of the game, conceding only two goals thanks largely due to the good work put up by Lai Wai at left back, Soong Ling-sing at centre-half and Kwok Ying-kee at right-half. Then came a head-on collision between Soong Ling-sing and Cederborg and both left the field with cuts on the eye.

Forsberg went to the inside- Hongkong's first goal came grounder to the far corner of the left position and the left wing from a free kick given against net, catching Chu Chec-sing on

the Swedish berth of the Swedish side was

goalkeeper for the wrong side, filled by Jonson, alightly running with the ball. weakening the forward line,

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05

MORE NEW FACES WANTED

The Djurgardens thus ender

with their Hongkong tour Taking the kick Just out-goals for and five against

the penally box on the compared to the Halsinborgs 14 On the Hongkong ride, the side substitution of Wooton for left, Chu

Wing-keung sent in goals for and three against, hard shoulder high shot Soong, was the turning point for n Hongkong's hitherto lethargie across the goalmouth.

Running forward, Kwok Hongkong felded seven new display.

game, and al- Fearless in tackling, meeting Ying-kee headed the ball into players in this the Swedea on their vantage the net, catching the goal-though each showed one wenk- or another, they fully worked keeper by surprise. In the 35thness round of weight, he

soni the minute, inside-right Anderson. Justified their selection with like a Trojan and

to their ability to last the cracking forwards repeatedly away with increased his team's lead

3-1, with 扭 perfect knee-high | pace for the whole period of shot to the edge of the goal-play. beautiful feeding passes.

mouth from a 20-yard range. In a series like this, the in- clusion of new players in the and third maiches

NEW LIFE SEEPS IN

New life gradually seeped into the Hongkong XI, and, aided by the roaring cheers of the 5,000 or so spectators, they be- gan to put up the fastest pace yet seen in this series.

Three goals came during the last Afteen minutes

one for the Swedes first half, and two for Hongkong, and at the interval, the score was 3-2 in favour of the visitors.

of the

Week-End

Teams

The following are Club teams for cricket, soccer and hockey matches over the week-end:

CRICKET

CLUB DE RECREIO

1st XI against Craigengower Cricket Club at King's Park on Saturday, December D. commencing 145 p..

F.L. Gosano (Cap!). G. N. Gosao. L. G. Gosano, A. M. Praia. A.P. Pereira, Jr. A.P. Tucci Pereira, H.L. Ozorio, N.A. Bel- troo, P.M.N. da Suva. Jr. D.E. Almada Remedios and M.A Alinada Remedios,

BAF

2nd XI against H.M. Dockyard at King's Park on Sunday, Decem. Schlt her 10, at i p.m. W.0. (Captain),

A.C. A.C. Jouning. Jevona, A.C. Harze, A.C. Kehoe, Fit Lt Leigh-Bennett, A.C. Thompson, A.C. Roberts, A.C. West, Cpl Hurst and A.C. Thomas. Reserves: A.C. Alipini and FJ. Sgt Rogers.

KCC

1st XI against Royal Navy RC King's Park on Saturday, Decem ber commencing 143 p.m. R.E. Lee (Captain), P.V. Dodge. W.M. Davidson, A. Zimmern, S.V. Git- tino, A. T. Lee, J. Leriou, R. A. Bell, J.V. Sellora E.C. Fincher, K.E. Greene.

Umpire: O. Logan. Scores: J.P. Robinson.

2nd XI against Royal Navy at K.C.C. on Saturday, December 0. commencing 1.45 p.m. A.P. Weir (Coptab), C.I. Stapleton. E.A. Lee, A.J. Catley, V.C. Bond, E. Cable Address: "RODOHOUSE" | fundall, A.L.. Ricketts, E.A. Brit-

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SOCCER HKFO

1st XI against Royal Navy on the Club ground at Hippy Valley on Sunday, December 10, kick-off 4 p.m. A. MacKenzie, E. Smith. It. Barker, A. Mullen, K. Forrow, Devlin, A. Smith. A. MacDonald, and E. Fowler, M. McLaughlin B. Bickford.

2nd XI against K.M.D. nt Boun- dary Street on Saturday, Decem

ber 0, kick-off 2 p.m. K.A._Cal-

Just before the interval right second

John Macadam's Column BEARA'S BALLET

IXITE

On international match days anything can happen

back Petterson was pulled up should be strongly advocated. and it didn't appear odd that we should share a couple of for hands, a rather doubtful

fal.

To play one

Hongkong's goalie, Chu chee-sing fails full length in a plucky but futile at- tempt to save a goal by Djurgardens inside-right L. Anderson, from 20 yards range.--China Mail Photo.

FIGHTS FOR WILLIAMS

& TURPIN

•

on De-

Heavy weight Johnny smoked trout, not to mention a plate of spaghetti, with Williams, back in the lime- offence, while slopping a cross

no matter how Jockey Tommy Gosling, fellow jockeys Snowy Fawdon, light as a result of his mas ground centre from Lee Tai-three matches,

terly "left-hand" win over good he may be, is undoubtedly Jeff Littlewood, and Stan Clayton. too much a physical strain for They were all going to watch that vastly entertain- New York's George Kaplan, Chu Wing-keung again took such a player and does nothing ing England-Yugoslavia draw at Highbury in company is to fight another Ameri-

at Harringay the kick, and shot a fast ground- to give a stimulus to the build-with Alex James, Jimmy Logie, Bert Barlow, Archie can

up ing up of new talent.

Macaulay, and all the footballers and football managers cember 12. er across. Tong Wong ran

The bout will be chief to receive it, but appeared to he

The forward line remains ever thought of. tripped and the ball rolled to

support to Randolph Tur- Xavier who ran in and slammed Hongkong's main soccer weak-

and Ho Begetter of the feast, Gesing, He didn't get as far as Be- pin's ten-round meeting a hard ground shot past theness. In Lee Tai-fat

are two win- Icaves almost immediately for a cher's, but he got the cheers of goalkeeper's outstretched hands. Ying-fun there

with who

the polished Penn- admire crowd, gers, but un Inside trio who diet-free holiday in Jamaica in the will combine with each other the wake of Harry Carr and courage....the kind of courage sylvanian, Tommy Yarosz. have never yet been found. Charlie Smirke (Gordon is off the Goslings have got and the

THE TEAMS

AS MUCH

The second half saw Hong- of the kong having as much exchanges as the Swedes, with both sides escaping near goals. Kwok Ying-kee, Lal Wal Wooton were the mainstay of the Hongkong defence, and the tall blonde Ivegren that of the Swedish.

and

The teams were:-

he

to St Moritz as usual) and there kind of courage the Yugoslavian

will and no other than footballers have got, Lionel Densham who, although England team have not got.

Everything they needed for a he is not getting himself thrown

Middleweight champion Tur-

and the pln has agreed to fight 28-year- old Yarosz at 13ct, though he himself had asked for a limit of

101b. 118.

Manager Ray Arcel, who

Djurgardens: Kjel Cronqvist: 1. Petterson, A. Blomqvist: H. off hurses any more is still a smashing, prestige-restoring win Anderson, B. Ivergren, S. An- considerable figure in West was there gorming first ave brought Yarosz to England to minutes staged by Mannion and outpoint Australia's Dave Sands derson; H. Pelterson, L. Antler Indian Jockey Club circles.

Hancocks And ♫ competent 19 months ago, will again be la son, H. Jeppson, N. Cederborg. You remember Densham? He {L. Forsberg," (Jonson),

is the planter who taught him- middle-of-the-field display by charge of the American's pro-

paration. Compton Ten minutes after the resump-

was the Hongkong: Chu Chee-sing; Y. self to ride because tion, Forsberg added Djurgar-

The closely patterned Yugoslav to Wal; Kwok only way get around his dens' fourth and last goal. S. Chang, Lai

himself approach was prettier to watch and Ying-kee, Soong Ling-sing, plantation

got

than a June bride, but it didn't Receiving a forward pass from

Santos; Xavier, involved in a trip home and a right wing Petterson, he worked (Wooton),

question that the England side his way to a range of 20 yards Jones, Tong Wong, Chu Wing-ride in the Grand National on produce goals, and there is little on the right, and drove a hard keung. Lee Tal-fal.

his own animal, Field Master. should have clinched the result

in the first twenty minutes.

The FA Cup Competition

THE

SCENE IS SET FOR THE FINAL DESPERATE SCRAMBLES IN THE CINDERELLA' SECTION

By ARCHIE

QUICK

The scene is now set for the final desperate scrambles for seventeen places in the Third Round proper for the FA Cup competition. These places mean a lot to the struggling, financially-embarrassed Third Divi- sion and Non-League clubs, for it gives them the right to go into the hat on Monday, December 11, with the 1st and 2nd Division aristocrats. And that means money.

The last of the amatears disappeared with the defeats of Bromley and Bishop Auckland after gallant and prolonged struggles against professional Aldershot and York City.

THE MASTERS

Negotiations for Tupin's first London appearance since he ungrudging American testimony won the British title brought 10 Randolph's reputation in that country, Yarosz, in fact, is step- ping where two prominent fellow countrymen, declined.

LAMOTTA TOO BUSY

They were the masters until halfway through the first half

World champion Jake La for all the beautifully contrived Motta said he had other com- play of the Yugoslavs, but bad mitments; Rocky Graziano, for luck and just

as bad finishing mer world champion, replied kept them from getting the pile bluntly that he would fight any of goals they should have had, other British middleweight, butį. One or two things stood out, would want at least two "warm- though....There was that in-ing up" contests before tackling maculate footballer. Bobek, the the "Leamington Flier." Yugoslav inside left of the Par- tizan Club,

World welterweight champion of Belgrade, who

Ray Robinson, now challenging decorated Highbury with not LaMotta for the world middle- only his artistry but also his weight title, slaked a claim for miuriff. Bobek's shirt 19 20

the Turpin night-but overlook- short that ono more washing ed the economics of the occasion. and it will be a brassiere.

pur-

Harringay with 6,000 seats at There was also the Impeccable posturing of goalkeeper Beam, up to a guinea cach, could not the ballet dancer who related take enough money to pay both

to terms of Robinson and Turpin, That every movement Les Sylphides. Not an awkward Hicular fight, if ever it happens movement in a barrow-load as in this country, will have to be see from the boxed in the oper air, or in the you can clearly above ailhouettes of pictures 18,000 capacity Earl's Court

Johnny Williams's heavy- taken during the match.

weight opponent at Harringay. Taking them all-in-all and by will be one of Joe Louis's ex-

English League present

club hibition partners—either Joo The line-up for Round Two is fifteen (or 16) clubs. from the Third Division money standards, this Yugoslav Chosul, of New Jersey, or Big South, twelve Northern Section teams, and six (or 7) non-League sides. The "out-team would be worth the better Weinberg, of Massachusetts, side" survivors are worthy of mention. Here they are: Hereford, Chelmsford, Nelson, part of £300,000-which is a Dartford, Ashington and Hhyl. Of this lot, Chelmsford, Hereford, Ashington and great deal more than the Eug- Land team would be worth on for the roles of "giant- Rhyl have a real chance of getting through to qualify

the come showing. killers."

ton, M. MacDonald. I.M. Urqu- It is a long while since

har. B. Locke, J. Murte.

Northern Section clubs Boyer, J. Dantel and Var uylen have reached so late a stage in

E. Grey, J. Sheridan, J. many Воуст.

Reserves: Battle, tart and Bar the competition. In addition to clay,

through-York, those

HOCKEY ARGONAUTS

Badminton Committee Meeting

Mother Hartle-

are

Football League

--(London Express Service)

May Look Into

Market

Soccer Transfer

The Football League may soon want to take a better look into the cruzy state of the soccer transfer market. They may have to decide that some of the factors which help a player choose his new their own regulations.

club are not strictly in accordance with

The League know very well that for govern! years now there have been

strings attached to some of the biggest transfers. Players have gone to clubs who have been able to assure the player's security in a congenial and well-paid job quite unconnected with football,

Jimmy

Grippo, American manager of George Kaplan, U:8. heavyweight decisively boaten by Williams at Earl's Court, has than made an offer of more

£0.000 for Williams's contract

Grippo's bid was made to Ted Broadribb, manager of Williams. Broadribb said: "I have not yet consulted Johmy, but I know what his

answer will be and that will be good enough" for me. Yet the offer shows the en value placed on Williams."

-(London Express Service) -

Land Forces Annual Cross

Country Run

Tranmere, Carlisle, Oldham, Bradford, Wrex- "A" team against Police "A" atham and Crowe-must be added Boundary Street on Sunday, De- cember 10, at 11 am. S/Bgt Tribe, Gateshead and Stockport, who third Xaxter. Jaggeet Singh, G.3. were excused until the Sequeira, Bhagat Singh, O. Wal round. Fourteen representatives kor. U.D. Dillon, P. Bull. F.X. out of 24 clubs is a high per Pinto, Mohinda Bingh and B.

centage for the "Cinderella" Xavier.

ftoverves: R. C. Reed and Glen- Section, Goaning.

In the Southern Section, only Northampton

Town exempted unt! Round Three, but other clubs with their headd still shove water are Newport, Exeter, Port Vale, Reading, Notts Forcat, Brighton, Ipswich, Nor- wich, Adderthet, Bournemouth, It was from Arsenal manager agement Committee the power) Millwall, Bristol City, Plymouth, Tom Whittaker that the sugges- to deal with a player who Gillingham Swindon, and Bris-tion was first heard that even "practically compels his club to Played Ruggor With this most common factor in pro- transfer him." The committee

of ten mon each and 30 indi- A Broken Back What a out-throat business it sentlay transfers Is contrary to can decide not to approve!pay-:

vidual entranta participated In-* A meeting of the Executive

G. A Hosking, Navy and the Land Forces annual cross- Committee of the Hongkong is and what a lot of luck is at Football League regulation No. ment of his benefits.

at Sek tached to it all Both Bristol 07.

England rugby forward, has country championships Badminton Association will be clubs can be playing home if

the startag

Kong over 5 milencour discovery Mon held at the South China Mor Rovers got through while Ply-

bas, been playing in covering rough hill and paddy country. made the

Arst-class games with a broken

Winner was Sgt. Wast B, the last round, now. Invo

out to

Fast with a time of 27 min. Dec the Far

Rummer-up was Lt. Flokker of journey to Crewe, with a League

a much greater say in his des- atation last season, he has just

BA "E" DIVISION GAME

visit to Norwich sandwiched in

been returned to England with the 14th Ficki ka EUCATÁN *Regulation 07_any:

The Lorme contest eras tran Doctors seeking the Injury Chung Wah beat. Bhallanders 7-between! Who would be an

Argyle player?

club, player, or sulborised agent. A great change has come over causa of in the Division last night.

perplexing pain, by the 1st Bus, the King's only thing we can be guilty directly or indirectly of the form of negotiation. In discovered the Hosking was Shropeldre Mahl Infantry, with Wah) best nisi. Clile and . B., Bayl bermain Beat A Wore, and jun, how Northern Bection club wil get a registered player of another with clubs. Now, having plamies from 11-11; beat 2. 2o A. Mes #1-6;

displaced diso in the ronk of the Royal Engineers wid

Loleorterskitr through that, le where they league chili to leave for ADY

but from an taking second and third places BILT Toto meet a escloth and three, puupon whatsoever, the cusion to approach player, they vertebras (now quite a com- the 1st Bat tille, and Seal bost "250, and maybe four in the Southern for which he be registered past Parade him first to join them mon complaint),

tol Rovers

NO DENEFTIS

There is also Regulation__89,

In one way the situation has made Improved--there is no longer that he any suggestion of a "slave mat- back.

ining Post Buliding. Top Flo mouth, after haviorough which gives the League Man- kot." Nowadays the player has Sent

on Friday, December 8, at 9.30 long trek to

ph

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to

tiny. "Any

Yesterday afternoon 18 teamE

C.P. Chiu and K.Yể To (Chung to that at Icost threo | inducixia or attempting to induce the past. clubs negullated first not suffering, as thay thought, | tho 47/63 Qurkha: riela Squad:"149