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Superior Teamwork Gives South

China Edge

Over Kitchee

STAMPEDE SCENES PRECEDE MATCH

By "SPIV"

South China upheld their reputation as the Colony's premier soccer team this season, when they successfully staved a strong challenge from Kitchce yesterday in the second round of the Challenge Shield knockout competition.

Though the Kitchee forwards had more of the play during the 70 minutes, South China's superior combination among the forwards gave them two goals to their opponents' one.

for balons

to

Kitchee And South China Teams

Shown above are the Kitchee (in black jerseys) and South China soccer teams who clashed in their Shield Competition game yesterday. South Chinn (front, Lea Tin-kee, Kwok won by two goals to one. From left to right are: Ying-kee, Lau Chung-sang, Wu Man-sheung, Yuo Yiu-tak, Tong Wong, Chu Wing. keung, Fu Hee-wing, Yue Cheuk-yin, Mok Chun-wah, Szeto Man. (back), Li Ping- chiu, Li Ping-nam, Ng Kol-chung, Chu Chec-sing, Tam Kwan-kon, Tong Sheung, Lau Yee, and Fok Yue-wah.

SOFTBALL LEAGUE

JAGUARS CRUSH

LAST HOPES

SAINTS' FOR

FINAL PLAYOFF

By GRANDSTAND

There was jubilation in the Jaguar camp as

A record capacity crowd flll-where last required by the ed the Caroline Hill stadium, Kitchee forwards Next in pro- left-half Tong WAS theminence half an hour before scheduled time for the match. Shoung, who in addition to hold-

were

tuing his fort, played a major part unable Uckels and went de-in the attack

THE PLAY Thousands

the jectedly nway. Outsido obtain

South China won the loss and main Hate, hundreds with pre- bought tickets were milling defended the rond end with the From the around, forming a dense crowd, sun behind them.

players kick-off, Kitchee sailed into the that even the kitchee were not able to get into the attack, but good work by Kwok ground until after some work Ying-kee and the halves kept South Twice the gates the ball out of danger. by the Police.

and the crowd China made only one raid in the were opened

of Arat Ave minutes, when Mok alampeded in, in the course

nearly Chun-wah made a run along the which

few 3

were

HIS wing.

centre

Stra trampled It took a few minutes left

Kam- drawn Police with

however, cleared by The the

In hung.

the sixth minute. to restore order again. For their defeat, Kitchee had South China's second rald saw blame. Ng Kei-chung, miskicked the only

themselves

start to the finish, ball and back-flipped it to Mok the From

who tapped of the game, Chun-wah they had more and had twice as many chances diagonally across for Yue Yiu- tak to race through. Frantic as their opponents.

Were dis- of scoring as Too much hesitation among their appeals for offside forwards what to do with the allowed and Yue slammed

"it. ball into the net at point blank ball, and where to pass

As range. defects. outstanding

In the 24th minute, South in the last inning when the Saints booted twice in a result their forward play

China Lack tended to individualism. of shooting power was another goal. A pass into the open space crucial plays to allow the tieing and winning runs

of their inability to score. on the loft by Chu Wing-keung to cross the plate. cause felt Lee Tin-kce misse from the mid-line sent Yue Yi

ball.

In striking contrast to the electrifying ten- Clovers A high at least two certain goals, with tak raalag for the only the goalkeeper to beat at cross centre was rushed for by sion of the Jaguars-Saints scuffle which had the almost point blank range and both Chung Fook-lung and Yue

at centre-forward Chouk-yin, and in the ensuing fans on edge with every ball pitched, the other

collision of the two. the ball Tong Wong failed to convert another two rolled to centre-forward Szeto senior league games were dreary affairs and were els Foul in tront of the goalmouth. Man. Man tapped it first-time called off after five innings of play, during which Pandas goals from cross ground centres

across for Chung Fook-lung to time the Madcaps massacred the Panthers 27-2, MIDGET LEAGUE

while the Braves made short work of the feeble Black Arrows DELIGHTFUL FOOTBALL

on the South China

Reds with a 17-3 landslide. band, though having

as Kitchee, again of the ball

In the ladles league, the the tie and their chance came with played delightful football con- were

Wahoos were held to a one-all when Sherry Bucks dumped, a to be their first and last of the draw for four full frames by the bunt which had catcher Steven afternoon,

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Kowlooo.

were

other not as

on combination and centrating

obtained their

crash into the net.

In the

24 first teamwork. minutes their forwards actually

made only four on the Kitchet goal, each lasting a little more than a minute. But they con

had the bali,

was

the Rocklike defence order of the day, Kitchee's ex- cellent work in this department was their compensating sutis- Standing head and faction. shoulders among them WOB left-back Chan Ka-sau, whose tackling and long clearances pulled his team ume and again from a tight spot. Ng Kei-chung at centre half acquitted himself creditably in spite of the mis- kick which cost his side the first goal. Deserving a special praise was the outstanding performance

KITCHEE'S GOAL

they crushed St Joseph's final bid for the Softball | WEEKEND the senior league playoff with a narrow 4-3 noseout, snatching victory from the jaws of sudden defeat

second

Stung by the reverse, Kitchoe took the offensive, and immediately rewarded which proved

from

their goal,

past the

past

Lati

Kiiches

THE TEAMS

of veteran Tse Kam-hung in the INDIA TOURNEY

left-half berth.

On the South China side, di- Yung-kee was muniuve Kwok

the main stumbling block 10

Kitchee's

scoring attempts. Twice at least he blocked the

point blank range shots of left

wing Loe Tin-kce, and like the bad penny

always there

WAS

MAIL

Drobny

Beaten

By Kovaleski

were

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

Rugby Refereeing

(The Editor, China Mall)

Sir,Much has been written in the local papers of the stand- ard of Rugby in the Colony, and also the refereeing. There has been harsh criticism of both and in fairness, beautifully com- posed dowery epistles of the ability of the referees in their trendlines of these games,

But the whole trouble lies not in the players' ability-but the inability of these referees, to interpret the true laws of the game known as English Rugby Union-even the reporters must be lax in their knowledge of the laws, if they can write in auch glowing terms of the quali- ties of these referees. These individuals are good enough to Elve their services but they don't apparently consider it necessary 10 Improve their knowledge of the laws, and henee make it a better game for all concerned, and that means a fair deal to both sides.

Last Saturday, I witnessed a game at Happy Valley, which most pointedly showed that the referee concerned was biased to one team, to quote the least.

While on the

cubject of Rugby, the local Rugger club seem to have set reasons, for not admitting service

people to membership of their club. this a means of healthy sport, or

doing a standing play a part in the game and Rugby clubs? I have travelled all over Devon and Cornwall under the jurisdiction of the E, R. Union; and auto- matically made Ax honorary member of these clubs, I have visited, and have never met a similar incident.

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In conclusion, I strongly ad vise

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WEEK'S

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the

PROGRAMME

TODAY

MEN'S "A" DIVISION Chinese Y "B" v. Chinese,

Y "A".

MEN'S "C" DIVISION Section I

Taikoo v. St. John's. University v. KCC.

Kowloon Dock v. St. Tereza "A".

Section II St. Teresa "A" Wah.

V. Chung

Tytam v. Kowloon Tong.

TOMORROW

MIXED DOUBLES DIVISION

CCC v. Chinese Y "Blue". St. Teresa "B" v. St. Teresa

"A".

Taikoo v. Club de Recreio. Shailanders v. University. MEN'S "C" DIVISION Section II Chinese Y v, VRC.

WEDNESDAY

MEN'S "B" DIVISION Chung Wah v. St. John's. Rocrelo v. Shallanders, Kowloon Tong v. St. Teresa.

"B".

FRIDAY..

HOW THEY STAND MEN'S "A" DIVISION

P W L F A Pts.

"B"

2 2 0 15.3 4

0 0 0 0 0

2 0 2 3 15

told a tale as the Green Owls

Owls guessing. Rot through on the right wing squaws, but power shugging coon Kavier and pitcher Vie Pedruce

by right-half_Lclimbed on hurler Evelin Alonco a pass

A wild heave by third-sacker Fok slipped past

Jock Brown

two away Ping-chlu,

with Yue-wah and tapped the ball for eight hits in the fifth canto

ball to emerge 13-2 victors. Pirates found Bucks denting the rubber advancing goalkeeper cond verted two of these movements.

The Warriors wero pretty the points to Clovers for the tie-breaker. conceded he

The Saints were unable to The second half was almost by forfeiture while the White

of themselves 05

they Individually it is not easy to

1 repetition of the choose any of them for special

first, with

Fangs were no match for the add further to the score in their started pea-green hurler Ramen forwards having meation, all pulling their weight the Kitchee

Wing- more of the ball in front of the more experienced Canucks and last turn as George Souza and Loureiro and for good measure Veteran Chu

succumbed 9-1.

Art Ozorio

grounded

out, waved Junior Remedios on the together.

Ching but unable to Rexes consolidated their lead and Benny Omar's fly to deep hill for one frame, during which keung was the 'schemer of the South

was frozen by Gerrytime they gave up a total of 4 defence, how in the Gold section of the junior centre BULBS READY FOR ck, and youthful Molt Chun- score.

wah at left wing was always a ever, were at their best during league when they hurdled over Langenberg, and the veteran safe hits.

The Reds made a fight the

of source of danger whenever no this period, changing their tac-the Yildings 7-4 while Dodgers outfit was settling down to hold- tics by marking the wings remained in the cellar with an- ing on the alim one-run lead instead of the inners.

devastating 8-run uprising in other setback at the hands of as the Jaguars came in for their gave in the first stanza but a

last stand, Pandas by 12.

the second semester knocked Kitcher: Chu Chee-sing; Lee

Steven Xavier made good as whatever thoughts of victory LJAGUARS 4'

SAINTS 3 leadoff by belting. a single to Ping-nam, Chan Ka-sau;

centre while Mose advanced him they had out of their minds. Fing-chlu, Ng Kel-chung, Tee

The only hoher belted out in Kam-hung; Lau Chung-sting, The crowd of fans who trekked to second on sacrifice bunt. the rout was a four-plier

tried for the Junior Remedios. Wu Man-sheung. Tong Wong, out to King's Park yesterday to Lionel Sequiera Fu Hee-wing, Lee Tin-kee, witness the allout tussle between

necessary hit but was tossed out South China: Tam Kwan-ton; the Jaguars and the Saints were by shortstop Dave Leonard, but

In the Ladies league, Fok Yue-wah, Lau Yee; Chung treated to seven full Innings of in the meantime Xavier had

White Fangs put up a spirited Fook-hug, Kwok

tension, Ying-kee, electrifying

partisan reached third base.

fight against the Canadians but' LAST HOPE

MIXED DOUBLES DIVISION the deadly accurate pitching, of Tong Sheung; Szeto Man, Lee fans exprossing their emotions

Tony Silva was the Jaguars Canuckette Alice Mar was too

St. Teresa "A" v. Chinese Yuk-tak, Chu Wing-keung, Yue with every pitch until the win- ning run had been scored in a Cheuk-yin, Mob Chun-wah.

last hope and Silva knocked out cloud of dust

"Blue" CCC v. Tilkoo. down via the strikeout route in had their first and the Saints had the game in St Joseph's

Shailanders for the Maple

V. St. Teresa turn with the bat and Art Ozorto the bag-but keystoner Ozorio 99-1 triumph

Loafers. made first base on an infleld was of balance when he fielded

Re- Chinese Y "White" The Fangs were handcuffed fumble but reckless base-running the ball and heaved a wild pet for six frames as the only ones crele.

at first base and snuffed the potential run, while to Leonard

hase were Malbu Ben and out..

Omar and Showboat All Xavier scooted home with the to get on and Norma Maher

The Jaguar score knotted once more,

ic throw y

the ad- also

singles, but to score in Podruco unable

stepped into

aditional punch for a score was their half despite the fact that rectangle and rapped out and

The lone tally was Chinese Y Lionel Sequiera wheedled Bucks ankle-cutter to short which was not there.

"A" Bombay, Jan. 7. for a walk. Sequiera was run fumbled by Leonard, but in the chalked up in the seventh as Fred Kovaleski, U.S., qualified down by a heady play on Benny meanwhile Tony Silva rounded Maria "Roly" Basto drew a walk Chinese Y today for the Anals of the All Omar's part while Tony Silva third and was headed for home and broke the duck when Shelly

da M

Motta clouted out a rousing Recreio triple. India hard court men's singles was called out for illegal bat-with the mall

MEN'S "B" DIVISION Leonard's tennis championships, beating ing and Gerry Langenberg

peg was straight

The Canucks scored in every Recreto peasoned Jaroslav Drobny, self-grounded.

and true and ball and runner exiled Czech, 6-4, 2-6, 6-3, in In the accond semester, both arrived in cloud of dust with chapter except the fifth, but the Chung Wah a hard-fought game.

sides had runners on base but fans holding their breaths await-back-breaking inning was in the St.

fourth when a cluster of four Shallanders. Kovaleski's opponent in the sight folding held the inning ing the umpire's verdict.. final is Sweden's Sven Davids-scoreless. The next passed with the dust had setled umpire Rob- runs crossed the plate on errotic Univerally

further additions of goose-eggs bins hands were spread eagled play.

Amid

SAVING FEATURE The Indians were eliminated on the soorboard and it was only and the ball game was over from the men's doubles. In the in the bottom half of the fourth jubilation in the Jaguar camp, The saving feature semi-finals Drobny and Davids that the Jaguars manufactured as the victory assured them of Fang defeat was the brilliant con beat Naresh Kumar and the frat run of the game when a playoff berth in the finals. mound work by rookie Valerio KCC

Madan 8-8, 6-2. Showboat All dropped a catch Both hurlers, Sherry Bucks Fernandes who struckout nine Kowloon Kovaleld and Irving Dorfman in the left garden to give Vie for the Saints and Vie Pedruce of the power-laden Canadian Docks beat 3. M. Mehta and G. Vasant Pedruco a new lease on life, A for the winners, were in steady outat with her twisting teaners, city 6-3, 6-4-Associated Press. pitch declared "illegal" by Plate form with Bucks guilty of an

season. and given another seas illegal pitch while Robbins Umpire Don

naw illegal

was perience this peitte slabstress hitting

"B" Pedruco romping home with the penalised for..

Leonard

Trikoo the apkle with an will receive top-ranking. Syd Patterson first run of the game.

The Wahoos were content to Inside

Both moundsmen

in their til St John's.. were nicked for Ave blows each, take things easy with Jaguar third-sacker Jock

Squaws and were ngainst the makes pro debut

The Saints guns started to Drown and Saint hindsnatcher held to a one-all draw for Your Chug Paris, Jan. 7. boom in the Adth when they Modest. Khan. registering two that things were getting out of full frames, and when it seemed Australian notched up

a pate of runs to plece.

hand,

the undefeated Syd Futterson, holder of the world amateur take the lead, the effort being

Holders really went to tow at VAC singles cycling pursuit title, making his sparked by successive.

and Modest

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sight ho When the Madcaps faced

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Recreio which al, led a team of foreign riders Khan followed by Bim Ablang's

over four bunt to load the bases. Catcher the Panthers there was no doubt Alonco for a 10-run spree drawn match

demoralised theXED DOUBLES DIVISION team Pereira interfered with batter as to the outcome, as the Mad- completely RODO HOUSE heats against a French

here today.

George Souza, and Art Ozorio halters repeated a previous female Injus, who thought they with Jeff hoisted a sacriaco fly register shellacking against the hapless would create the upset of the Chinese Y

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