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THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, JANUARY 29, 1952.

SPORTING SAM

AKADEMISK BOLDKLUBBEN

LIVE UP

UP TO

TO REPUTATION WITH TWO 3-0 VICTORIES

By "SPIV"

The Danish Akademisk Boldklubben of Copenhagen fully lived up

to their reputation as the best soccer team that has visited Hongkong INTERPORT

during

the post-war years.

convincing 30 win Bunday they opened their Hongkong tour with a over the Combined Hongkong XI and yesterday, they chalked up the same score against the Hongkong Selection side.

In both matches, the Danes did not appear to go all out in their goal-scoring attempts, easing off after taking a substantial 2-0 first-half lead, and it was not so much the margin of their two wins, as the uetual superb display given by them that earned them this general opinion of the more than 20,000 spectators who watched these two games.

the

Most conspicuous feature

visitors' play The

The Was ability to make the ball rather than the player the all the work by their good positioning and accurate low passes As expre ted the Danish defense with a full array of international stars feat A good swinging movement presented to the Hongkong with the bal! from left-wing to almost impregnable in de-right then do right wing

ensed in high centre back an unmarked Ho Ying-fan front of the goal-inouth. Ho the ball with a prifeer heade: r winch caught the goalie on the Other 1nd of the goat-mouth. Andreasen made a ful! upward dive for the ball and held it with US about on hand just as

teams barrier

an

CI

me'i

of the sticks. and climaxing he was largely responsible for these deflections of the ball and their dham perfomance with

get within point- to most spectacular

inability saves

The blank range evet spen on the local fold

Line in The Dawish forward

be taneous burst of applause

first match proved to the crowd fm al sections of lasted fully one minute at this almost at par with their formid- able defence. Shining star among abl them were Knud Lundberg. Hero of many international matches, the ball

lanky Lundberg and was the strategist of the attack time and again providing goal Estring opening the other for- His unselfish play, and wards. the rapidity with which he made every pass, and his excellent ball control were lessons well worth learnt by local forwards. Inside Light Frank Rechendorff vided the dash, speed and main shooting power of the forward line. while both wings were not only fast and tricky but also only packed a powerful kickt in either packa

fielded

Every one of them in the first match distinctly showed class in their play. whether in tacking ur feeding but more especially which en- positioning in their abled them to completely cover The their respective

opponents three halves showed amazing speed in their covering up and there were many occasions dur”- ing the two matches, when the seemingly local forwards with an open goal in front of them found themselves bundled off

Nghining

a

cross

t cross the goal line.

Another noticeable feature of the Danish defence plag. W05 thei: ability to switch over 10 an attacking off-side game, or to a zone defence in front of the goal mouth when hard pressed. Ön many occasions it looked as the Hongkong forwards were very much out of luck as their shots time and again hit one of the other of the defenders, but

the ball Danish halves. tackle by

The only non-international in the Danish defener in the first match, goalkeeper Andreasen with went through the match flying colours, giving a grand the systematic formation of the all-round exhibition between Dones in front of the goalmouth

1.

THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB

THIRD RACE MEETING

Saturday, 2nd February, 1952.

There are & Laers The First Bell will be rung at 1.30 p.m. and the First Race will be run a 2.00 pm.

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Through Tickets reserved for this Meeting but not paid for by 10.00am on Friday, 1st February, will be sold and the reservation cancelled for falure meetings.

THERE WILL BE NO SPECIAL CASH SWEEP ON THE LAST RACE.

To avoid corsestion at the Club's Office at Telephone House, non-members are requested to purchase their sweep ticket at the Club'e Branch Offices at:--

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nature that this regulation is adhered to

By Dider

窮 the in

HOCKEY:

By Rog. Wootton

Macao Combination Evens Up The Score With The Hongkong All-Stars

By "RECORDER”

The Macao Combination evened up the score with the Hongkong All-Stars in the annual Interport Hockey match yesterday-played at Club de Recreio, King's Park-with a 3-1 victory.

team

most

The score for the whole series, started in 1934, now stands at four victories for Hongkong, four for Macao, with four matches drawn. Hongkong leads on goal average by 18 goals to 16 and still holds the record for the biggest margin of victory, the 4-1 defeat of Macao in the Portuguese Colony last year. Three of Hong- kong's victories were achieved at Macao, and three of Macao's at Hongkong.

all to circum- This was followed by one of His Excellency the Governor, warming to pro-

laughter-provoking hirm if possible, and it the vent

in Nery's defence scenes in the history of the Sir Alexander Grantham. GCMG. attended the Interport match must be said and later presented the Spalding that he is hardly responsible for series when outside-left Brown Cup to the Caplain of the Maran the fact that he is a heftier type came through on the wing like than the average and it would a comet, carrying the ball past be a most unhealthy practice on the line with him and barging a spectator who had a his part to try to starve himself into

around slung camera down,

扫 He proved a highly necessary shoulder on strap arrange- factor in Hongkong's defence thent. The entanglement was $0 and played his part nobly if complex that Brown came back somewhat robustly, ivas on to the field with the camera noticeable, though, that two or slung around this own shoulder! Madao then took up the offen- three of Macao's forwards were

the The All-Stars have in the past

sive, providing Ponniah in but it put off their stride when cob-

goal with some beaten the Combination,

anxious moments, and kept this was quite evident in yesterday's fronted with him and outside- Hongkong

wasn't quite right Albertino Almeida

one up for almost 15 minutes. game that there

MACAO'S BEST enough

the visibly combination in

collision. Hongkong team to hold Macao.

much second

The Daney weaker team match, making no less than six

International goal changes. keeper Kaj Jorgensen maintain- the ed his reputation as perhaps best goalkeeper in Denmark to- day, with the number of saves he made and his sure handling of the ball. Dan Ohland Ander- sen proved to be just as adept centre-half position in place of Brogger who was sligh1- ly injured in the first match, and Henrik Hengen at right-half class of though not up to the Andersen, in his ball control and experience was not far behind in other respects.

in the

The forward

the stars of And who were yesterday's match? Willie Reed. Hongkong's captain and centre- half, who hasn't missed a match in the series, and Alexandre Alrosa, Macao's pivot. whose re cord is almost as impressive.

on

It

after shaken

was

There

his

FOR

801 RUNS 35 WICKETS AT CHATER ROAD

In a two-day Chinese New Year match played at Chater Road which produced 801 runs for the loss of 35 wickets and in which several good balting partnerships were recorded, the Hongkong Cricket Club drew with the Combined Services yesterday. Club finished 45 runs în arrears with their last wicket still intact.

Set 211 for victory, the Club had reached 166 for drawn at the loss of mine wickets when stumps were 5.45 p.m. Their second inninga commenced at 3.40 after the Services had declared at 167 for six wickets at 8.80.

In their first lease of the| wicket, the Combined Services F1/Lt Wilson, lbw Rowe rattled up 284, to which fotal AC Bennion, b Connett Flight-Lieut. Wilson contributed Car Goldsworthy, e Arthy, b 92 before he fell a leg-before Rowe

b Pritchard

45

92

.27

victim to Rowe. However, Capt Grant, not out Wilson WS clean bowled by Col Baily, e Arthy, b Rowe Weller for a "duck" in his

Extras second knock!

B

thoug

performances,

Total

264

Bowling

MR W

21

4 77 4

10 3 48 1

12.7-

HKCO

1st Innings

Bennion, b

all

the was undoubtedly bowling tost of AC Bennion, of the RAF, who claimed three Club szoond Innings wickets in Connett four overs without giving "Pritchard single run away!

Weller

the

Big partnerships during Howe

match were:

Grant

10 3 73

52

LD. Kilbee, lbw Bally J. D. Shannon, c Golds-

worthy, b Grant

Combined Services ist innings: Buckley and Wilson 97 for the N. E. Arthy, e 6th wicket; Wilson and Golds-

70 for the 7th; worthy

CC Hongkong

15 Innings: Macpherson and George Rory Rowe 73 for the 6th wicket! (scored in 29 minutes); innings Rowe and Macpherson G. T. Rowe, e Wilson, b Ball 37 5B for 4th wicke (ecored in 28 A Weller, e and b Grant 14 minutes); Rowe

Pod

and Pritchard 52 for 6th wicket.

Detailed scores were:

COMBINED SERVICES 1st Innings

Ꭲ . A.

Capt Campbell, c Pearce, b Connett

FI/L Ball, b Rowe

Capt Williams, lbw Connett Sq/Ldr Kingsford, Ibw Con-

nett

Lt Fisher, b Rowe Capt Buckley, c Macpherson,

T. A. Pearce, Fisher, b

Baily

R. M. Macpherson, < Kings-

ford, ↳ Bennion

41

J. L. C. Pearce, stp Williams,

b Ball

0

G. H. Pritchard, c Campbell,

b Bally

5

26 F. Van Oorde, not out 39 C. B. Connett, b Bally

Extrus.

Total

2

Baily Kingsford

Bennion Ball

was a short interlude Interport Hockey Grant

of

into

then when Mackenzie, Marques NO PORTENT The Macao ten were ameller

the

than their The fact that the game opened and Brown ralded the Macao D average

without scoring and, as one with a continual series of raids

off These raids Tailed opposition and the game finally developed into a routine of nippy by the Hongkong forward line nothing, the Macao defence sent Macao forwards mithing around proved no portent of things to the beh up the field and to a line saw three big stumbling blocks into come. InBide left Harper came

Cotter,

new faces including that of an- | them. other student Oven Bech Niel- sen at left-wing Without Land- berg, Ronvang and Rechendorff, they did not appear to function together too smoothly against the Hongkong Selecti

Selection XI. The entry of Lundberg into the game in the 30th minute of play made at the difference, bringing to the Danes two quick goals before the interval cume.

Both

teams the Hongkong pirt to a more than creditable display against the visitors and If they did not win, it was just because their opponents were that BES superior to them. Gammon was not at his best. and after conceding two goals

ол

Some

wall

Weller

Bowling

26

211

MR W

11.5 1 41

4

24

13

2 53

8 1 45

3 - 23

(Continged from Column 6)

COMBINED SERVICES Fernando Marques followed

2nd Innings this up by beating Pornish and | Campbell," e Pritchard, b finishing up entangled in the net. But he had lost the ball Buckley, lbw Weller on the way and the game end- Kingsford, b Weller ed with Macao vietors by three Goldsworthy, Shannon,

Connett goals to one.

evident

Fisher, e Macpherson,

Connett

Extras

NO WEAKNESSES There were no very though some field that the half-Ball, not out westinesses in the Macao team, Wilson, b Weller back line was not up to its best. Baily, not out Alex. Alroen quite made up for what weakness there may have been and to this reporter there did not seem to be anything wrong with Humberto Rodrigues or Herculano da Rocha

Connett wing-half berths.

Full-backs Armando Basto Weller

near to scoring in the second Macao's centre- forward,

Ritchie, LUETOO

caught the When the collisione came there minute of play and inside-right

ball in the melee that followed was much comment from every- Mackenzie in the third. where about rough play.

Maceo then moved into the and crashed it into Mackenzie's Hongkong supporters thought attack, but were thrown back stick, whence it was deflected the same about the local Davids with some fine work in Hong-pas Pobbial for Macao's first running into the Macao Gollaths. kong's half-back line and then goal

over the Hongkong roared back into the deplored was Hong Hongkong was Much kong's right back,

Had most of the A. L. Ners. Macao Dagain and centre-for- atleck-they The official programme described ward Marques had an open pal play in the first halt with Mars him as "a robust and Forceful in front of him when he was ques thissing a good chance off

throw-in. player, which WDS due hauled up for eticks.

There

another missed to chance as Harper passed Brown, who shot at an angle only to have the Macao custo- dian, Cesar Capitule, kick out and Jose do Rosario had a lot of Rowe

work to do in the first half and T. A. Pearce in what was a good save.

the efforts of a very This was followed by one of they

line. Capitule, in goal,

DANES WIN BOTH MATCHES

(Continued from Column 3)

&

wae

in the

Total (for i wkts dec) 157:

Bowling

O

M

the few combinative movements | fast usual rellable self. | Arthy, b Grant

up.

HKCC 2nd Innings

Ritchie and Jorge were the T. A. Pearce, b Baily schemers in the forward. Line. Rowe, b Bennion Almeide was held to some ex- Weiler b, Baily, tent by Remedios and Nery, but Macpherson, b Grant he was always a

danger

and Kilbee, e Williams, b Bally rounded out a very effective Pritchard, Kingsford,

Bennion

right-wing combination.

Frederico Nolasco, holding the J.L.C. Pearce, c Campbell, b outside-left berth, was largely

Bennion the feeder to the right wing's efforts. Fernando Marques, at

gave way to Cheung Koon-hing kong Football Association, the As the Hongkong forwards throughout the game between who acquitted himself with dy- match started

the with Hongkong, resumed

offensive, the the right wing of Lambie and Ing colours. During the remain-kicking off against the Police crowd were kept on their toes, Mackenzie, when Harper proven ing three quarters of the game end. There was one change in when Bray took a close shot at not fast enough on the follow- he conceded only one goal and the Hongkong team, Wilson goal.

and This was blocked

a There was

short Macao made at least half a dozen grand coming in at inside-left in place taking the rebound, Bray sent saves. Tennucci seemed to Be of Miller,

the ball over the bar.

IT- A cen breakaway and the gome bothered by his knee injury and

across the turned to tre by Tang Sum

the Macan D when The Danes soon got into their mouth went straight to an a beautiful centre by Lamble was not sven at his best, but stride and opened the scoring in

the whole

who went passed the Combined the 7th minute. Inside right unmarked Cunningham,

three forwards, Hongkong defence put up a Rechendorff took a long shot off however failed

the each one of whom had the goal than average form.

The

a right-wing pass, but his shot ball. This

at his mercy. forwards could not be said to was blocked by Tennuci. Snap-another cross centre by Tang

The first half ended with Poa-inside-deft, was never out of the picture but never as much in combine well, though there was ping the rebound, Rechendorff Sum which saw Higgins just a nigh bringing off a nice Bove

it as the others. no lacking

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effort on their part. drove in a rising shot from a fraction too slow for it.

agalast centre-forward Ritchie,

Hongkong held Macao's attack There was a tendency of every 25-yard range into the top far In the 30th minute Lundberg whe was first-timing a Jong

in the second half to only two купе of the forwards to hang corner of the net.

replaced inside-left Knudsen

goals largely through the efforts OOTA to the ball too much in-

ONE-ALL Hongkong bad another period and immediately got the Danish pass from outside-left Nolased. stead of

bali in

Willie Read making the

and Junior forwards going.

by blth pass front of the Danish goal-

The second half was barely bf traverse the distance. Faster mouth, until Etheridge took a to left-wing Seeboch saw the

were more the shining Grant positioning by the receiving for long shot which wem wide. In ball being centred across past ave minute's old when "Junior"

Remedios outstripped Macao's Nery Chan Ker-sau to an unmarked

more

and cultivation

a

from

in-

cen-

to

was followed

by

Shannon, Ibw Grant Van Oorde, not out Connett, not out

Extras

Total (for 8 wkts)

Bowling

-166

tunities of scoring but did send goat came in the 17th minute Danes followed OR THE struggling hard to keep the Df the forwards, Hongkong ket League on Saturday. na Kell

in a number of good shots at goal only to find goalkeeper Andrea sen ready for them.

yesterday's game was the in ability of several of the original-

It

raba

round with

а

low

a grounder,

Seer

ly chosen players to turn up for fast Brst-timer to hit the lower centre-forward Kristensen fol-forward Une in the D. Hammond dangerous dübush. The zight Club'a 116 at Bookinpoo, fu Bu

*corner.

to Royal

Remedios. Hammond, Pavey and Bally

habit of quickly parting with the creased their lead through in and first-timed the ball Infocentre to Hongkong's centre-holf. The full-backs, Hammond Bernion

of the the 17th minute the Danes right wing Nielsen, who rushed defence and sent across a neat lights of the defence in the first Ball ball should produce greater im-tre-forward Jensen. Jensen

the the near end

end of the goal.

forward, Armado Marques, who und Nery, showed title under- Kingsford

LEAGUE CRICKET provement. Szeto Man struck snapped

standing of each other. а pass almost along the bad day, but both Ho Ying-fen goal- - Line

Kowloon Cricket Club and Higgins was well-placed for a had Capitule well beaten. right-wing centre from the right on

Ponniah in goal was as reli- the This was just about the end and Lee Tai-fai were game Honvang, and found the net with kick off but was robbed off the to Hongkong's offensive and the able as ever and could hardly Royal Air Force stumbled in the triers. Wilson was unlucky to a rising shot almost parallel to

the match saw Nery, have stopped any of the three race for the Championship of the First Division of the Cree ball by the Danish centre-hall, rest of misklek on three occasions when the goalmouth. presented with golden oppor The Danes third and

over Pavey, Hammond and Ponniah that went past him. last and as the ball crossed

to the

the three leading was best served by Armando Army, of of the second half from

up with their Mação forward line at bay. Left-wing second

came Marques Lamble, at right-wing, teams, took all for points at Right-wing Almeida corner-kick. shot to the near end of the bach got

hrough on the less.

goal-cleared and there was a lang and Mackenzie, when he got they beat by 88 rung.

HAF could lepy With 191 esteront regrettable feature of gaalmouth, which found Bee-took the with the firet of these raids. Nery sent In some beautiful centres, the expense of Aring "B", When hendorff unmarked. The inside- niouth and sent in hand melee with Fonnian unsighted past the triangle of Airosa, do

Rocha, vas runs

Indian .... Recreation, right swerved

whole Macao Rosario and da Crookes stopped the but could not hold it, and and nearly the the match. Tee Kan-hung sub- far corner of the net. stituted for Soong Ling-sing at There was no Airther SCOF-

heads of the Macao delence and I there Kitchell (8 for 6) doing, the lowed up and tipped the ball anally cleared with a deft belt-wing was well held though, by Minu (4 for 411 and A. R. centre-half, and Bray for Kinging until the final whistle.

wore fety movements between damage. into the open goal. At the in-high effort over the Loksang. Yorke replaced Heu

terval the visitors were leading everyone to

Mackenzie, there RCC replied with 65 for Ponniah

Macao's Lamble and stopped THE TEAMS

by 2-0. Yung-sing at right back in the

when he saved were few opportunities for these eight wickets.

Harper and Brown, making up 102 runs at King's Park, L way gave a good

came, Hongkong's other wing, broke Balley taking six KCC wickets

for 28 Tubs

• Park, Club-

creditable v tory by five wickets against the Kaila Lauxdberg, turn pushed it over to the kick by Ponniah, and there was much speed to retain much Recreio scored.

Scorpions and, at Happy Valley, The inside-right another short corner, good works control of the bail. right-wing in

teams were Combined: Gani-position. Instead of

Hammond giving Hongkong at C Capitule, taking by Han Yemig. - sang and Chanmon

the

Craigengower boat the Univers wickety withstood the Danish Koon-hing); Etheridge,

(replaced by Cheung

the right-wing ran for another breathing space.

Armando Bauto, Jose do shy by live

HOW THRE BEAND forwards for almost 30 minutes land; Toledo, Tennucl, Santos berg

TWO-ONE & THREE ONE leaving

the shot to Lund-

Then, just as it

It looked that Rosarlo Humberto Rodrigued who

across. had come before giving way, but pick of Ho Ying-fan, Szeto Mab,

Me Lundberg Upped it forward to Hongkong would survive the (Cam) Alexandra ArroSS Herculano da Roska Albers the Hongkong Selection team Lean (replaced by Miller in the right-wing now near the absent,

TE inalde-night. Augustino Almeida, Augusto Tante, army yesterday was undoubtedly rialit second half), Wilson, Lee Tal- goal-line, who had no difficulty o

RUUMICS Fernando HAS halt Tang Sum who gave one of fal

Intended for him Lourenco in driving it past Coldly Just Favoy hadn't performances

Hongkong: E., N. Poental) A. Heslo before the Dhal whistle blew and sont in Macho's second old rederie Nico Optimate The forwards yesterday

Macao missed a third Navy Wo Pavey Royal Navy Save the Danish team alightly

THE TEAMS, coming in on the heels of the glos WA. Reed Cat Cralgengower harder time than those on Sim- Hongkong again, icioked vi

Indied the

Becurit

Dials) the Foice end. Et Danish AB: Jargen; Petersen second when Almeida ball-control shown

by their VIBH, MArna Hongkong who went Bastrup-Birk; Henrik Hansen, Vis, Practically

and wash the biten- Hongkong was them and at least one de frat into the attack. Chu Wing Ohland Andersell, Blah Blocker

one goo Keung's centre towards the far Oven Bach Nielsen Erik Fonoris moment, int). Brown

MEN'S LEACHER opportunity of lakening dad on the mel-outh was anden von Erik Kousen, fonale chiarine too Carty in the Mind Dada Divi

away for corner Ven

chance, and then the storma on Hockey Mintories Died at broke agaid into Hon Mong King's Park on Sunday Recreio

HRAAL, DE 10 A

Donish AB: Andreasen; Poul The third goay for the Danes sedord goal I halt, Crookes in hia, noh Petersen, Bastrup-Birk; Ohland was the result of a beautim one off. Ritchie et point blank

Andersen, Christina Brogger, move by Lundberg. From mid-range, but still thes account of himself at goal and Sten Blecher; James Rouvang, actd he tipped the ball forward Almeida running into Nery, through the Macão defence often ; Imade a number of good saves: Frank Rechendorf, Erik Ponto the centre-forward, Who in Pavey cleared after a = Weble | enough, but usually with too) past him could not have been 21

All the three goals that went dahi

stopped.

his

boot

son.

day,

but

but

This se

Kirk

DANISH AB, HONGKONG SELECTION, O

the b ngnirast the Dus vented treenering" control of the bike insta DANIEN LARI HONGKONG

Sistor the players, of both teama, bad been promoted 10 Bk. Arthur, Zoui

was hold

ved the kick with Holger Seebach.

Which, however

erond prominent at thi bidlink up thres muy Tang Sum

Cunningham, Wing-keung

ten

caught 4 paen

LOVETTÄI

Lamb

in the bonice, bringing the best i

10

and my

Jadian University

HAFCH BEAT:lla Royal Army Pay Comp Headquartere raved yesterday,