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THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 15т¤, 1918.
THE INTERPORT FOOTBALL
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COMMENTS ON THE GAME.
BY AN OLD HAND" IN THE "N.-C. DAILY NEWS."}
The run of the game has been fully dealt with elsewhere; I intend here merely to offer comments upon the players. Flowers kept goal for Shanghai in irreproachable style. He stopped many shota brilliantly, and could hardly have saved the single point which beat him, the ball being diverted by the shoulder of one of the players.
Of the backs, Davies played a strong fearless game. As usual, he was inclined to go too far up the field, and only his extreme mobility saved his sido from pos- siblo disaster after some of these excur sions, Curiously enough, the first goal to Shanghai resulted indirectly from au injudicious run up the field by Davies, Wade putting in a splendid centre which de-Quayle healed through. Reed was un certain and eff colour, and I still think that. Forshaw is the proper left back in a representative match.
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The half-backs all played well. Robin- son was in great forth, and put in an Onormous amount of hard work. He has a tendency to dribble too much; due no doubt to the fact that he so ofter plays forward, Porter played one of his beat. games, enterprising in attack, stubborn in defence. Pierey deserves high praise. Ile was little short of being the best man on the field. He was always on the spot when required, and repeatedly intervened at the right moment and stopped a dan gerous aggressive movement.
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The forwards were disappointing, Clifford could do little right. He showed his old fault of selfsliness, and instead of passing continually tried to run round the last man, who was nearly always too good. Forshaw was not in a happy mood, and was well held by the oosing half. It is only fair to him to say that many doing so made special mention of the fact of his judicious passes went begging, that as a team they played with marked Quayle was unsatisfactory, and showed unselfishness, making no bid for individual. judgment. T. Wade was a relative glory, having the idea that if somebody failure, and indulged far ton mich in scored it did not matter who it was. tricks and pattern-weaving, repeatedly Though the verdict went against them," allowing himself to be robbed by the their play was deserving of a better re Hongkong halves. His brother, J. Wade.sult, and he hoped that Shanghai would justified his inclusion, and was about the best forward on the side.
Taken as a whole the team gave a diu
Condition and the appointing display. sound work of the halves helped them to snatch a somewhat lucky win.
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The Hongkong team has my sympathy. They took the field within a few hours of their arrival; they were full value for at least one goal in the first few minutes of the game; they were beaten in the last few minutes of extra time by superior condition.
Swann in goal made a good impression, and the two points scored against him would have beaten any goalkeeper.
be invited to visit Hongkong next year to give the Colony an opportunity of recovering the laurels..
In response, Mr. R. C. Barlow, captain of the Hongkong team, thanked the nem- bers of the Shanghai Football Ass for their courtesy and remarked upon the keenness and enthusiasin that was shown in Association Football here. He was pleased to hand over the Hongkong flag. as a result of the Interport game here, but did so with the assurance that it would be recovered in ensuing Interport. games
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In acknowledging the receipt of the DARLINGTON'S HANDBOOK. Hongkong flag, Mr. John Prentice re- Colmer played a great ganie at back, marked upon the excellent display of foot- and seldon has cleaner kicking than his ball given by the Hongkong team and been seen in Shanghai. Hamilton was said flia in Thursday's match they had cool and resourceful, and seldom in diffi-seen the two best goalkeepers who bad culties. He nearly always had the tea played in Shanghai, sure of Clifford..
The halves were all good, especially Barlow and Wilkie. The former's feeding of his forwards was a treat to watch. while Wilkie rendered the Shanghai wing opposed to him comparatively innocuous. Campbell has come on greatly of late, but is not quite up to the standard of the other halves.
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The forwards were a good lot. with an excellent understanding between them. They
combined effectively and were eminently workmanlike. Unhappily they were somewhat slow, and were frequently robbed by the vigilant Shanghai halves.
The game as a whole was not a great On both sides overeagerness spoilt many good chances, notably when T. Wade in the last few minutes steadied himself in front of an open goal and shot high The Shanghai team quite over the bar. failed to reproduce the football which de lighted the spectators on Christmas Day. It seems a pity that extra time was played. It was hardly fair on Hong- kong, and a draw would have more ac curately represented the run of the play. A replay would presumably have taken place, and I am not at all sure that the betting would not be un the Southern tean, who had all the worst of the luck,
ANOTHER COMMENT.
From comments on the players appear- ing in the Shanghai Mercury we take the following:
Other speeches followed. During din- ner music was furnished by the Filipino. Orchestra, and after dessert an excellent concert was given.
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Bobby Smith is noted for his funny say. When he meets his pal Barker in ings. a morning on the way to businesa, Bobbie. has a smiling way of asking, "Well, Jimmy, how much do you live"? not, "Are you well" "Are you in good Feeling fit, old boy" but just "How much do you live? Jimmy Barker, and the other friends of Bobbie, usually laugh about Robbie's quaint way of enquiring after their health. It seems to cheer them up. They feel that Bobbic, with bus mirthful eyes, and healthy rubicund countenance, radiates health. But that isn't the real explanation. Bobbie is a healthy, vigorous man, alert and clear-headed. a happy fellow who wants everybody else to feel as fit and well as himself."
"Look at me, Barker," he said one sunny morning. Can't you see that if you are really well, you are are to be cheerful and happy Barker agreed, whereupon Bobbie promptly proved to Harker that any man or woman whose made stomach becomes disordered is despondent and miserable, almost every For Hongkong Swann in goal was ex-day, by such distressing symptoms as cellent. He made many clever saves and pains after eating, headaches, biliousness, had no earthly chance of preventing the Siteplessness, nervousness, anemia, con- stipation, furred tongue, loss of ap Bomb. two goals which got past him. Colmer was the better of the two backs, petite, or languor. Bobbie, of course, did His strong kicking was the feature of the not forget to tell Barker that very few match. A. Hamilton was good if a trifle victims of indigestion would have all these symptoms at the same time. “Any- slow
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THE INTERPORT DINNER.
do well to take a leaf out of their paganffered the most acute pains in the chest, instead of resorting to the questionable method of dribbling the ball right into back, and sides, was unable to get a good night's rest, my appetite was very poor, the goal.
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