1920-01-05 — Page 3

SPORT.

FOOTBALL.

Division I..

ROYAL NAVY, 4; RO.A., 0.

HONGKONG DAILY PERES, MONDAY, JANUARY “STA," "1920.

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Play, was fairly evenly divided in the him by now, and he could not go two first half, although from quite early the Fards before two or three mon pounced speed of the Chinese gare them an un-Ion him and robbed him. After trying doubted advantage over their barly op three times to break through, he began THE RESULT OF THE DRAW. ponenta. With a little lick they should to realise the impossibility of individual havo scored quite early, for the extreme attempts, and when be next goy the ball

Good sport is promised as the two-day right, cleverly eluding two of his op he immediately took a long whos at goal.xing meet fixed for Friday and Satur ponents, lifted the Ball right into the goal This the goalie punched away, but Sherif day in a special ring erected in the This match, which was played on the mouth. The Police backs always cleared got to it and after dribbling past the grounds of the Volunteer Headquarters. Navy ground on Saturday, reulted in from the resultant Several Polio in right back be tipped the ball to his All preliminary and semi-final bouts in win for the tailors by four goals to cursions were stopped by the Chinese inside partner and the latter found the the Novices competition will take place nil Contrary to what the result might backs, became the passing was net without much difficulty. There were on Friday night, commencing a7 p.

eries of **Off sido" on the touch line The frials take place on Saturday, when suggest, the match was by no means one faulty. After the Chinese had made two sided, and despite the fact that the gun-meru attempts to score, they scored their before the goal was scored, and this prob the principal source of attraction will ners were without the services of Tal-first goal. The extreme right; dodging ably had the effect of putting the hitherto be a fifteen-round contest for the welter fourd, who was playing cricket, they gave past Macwalter, centred

sound goalie out. of his guard along the

How-weight championship of the Colony be the sailors a hard struggle for the two ground. The extreme left ran in and over, as the referee, Mr. Black did not tween Sky Kerrison (holder) and Scaman

shot hard from close quarters, giving agree with the spectators views in to the Parsons (challenger). Clark no chance. The Police played with

oft side," the game was resumed. Des

points at stake.

The match opened fast, with the axilars

Tary

The following rules will govern the

10th.

attacking with great determination, but Breater vigour after this, but they lacked pite the fact that the infantryman tried Novices Competition on January 9sh and:

that important factor, speed, and the the defence was equal to the occasion and Chinese outras them time after time, managed to relieve the pressure, Then

robbing them in a the sailors again attacked, but Graydon the greatest enjoyment. They had, how- manner that caused shot high, and thus a good chance of

ever, to play very well to stop Grimmett scoring early in the match was spoiled and Clark from scoring, and there was After this this, gunners took up the offena sign of relief when the ball was sent aive, but, although they combined well, away to the other side. Here again the they did not get beyond the sailors backs, Chinese forward made rings round who were playing very safely. The

their opponents, but they were unable to method of the sailors' attack soon became score and the interval was called with known to the gunners, and, being aware the Chinese leading by a goal to nil that they, almost invariably fed Graydon. when near goal, the defenders paid great attention to him, and every time he got the ball either from Neal, or the inside left, he was immediately tackled by two of the defenders and robbed. This proved so effective that when tho half time came.. the teams changed ends with the score sheet blank.

hard after this, they were unable to find the net, and the Staffs won by the only Stal of the match.

R.N. (R.), I,B,C, L'

The Navy Reserves had to work hard, capecially in the first half, for the goals they scored against the Indias on the Club ground on Saturday. The Indians' played a greatly improved game, the spend and the greater durability “of the sailors only becoming apparent in the second moiety.

The sailors' first goal came from.

The Police scored an equalising goal quite unexportedly early in the second half, Condon and Grimmett taking the penalty, Macarthy, the new centre for- ball up between them and the former ward, making no mistake with the shot. netting the ball from close quarters. The Bryant scored a second goal z little before Chinese played their very best after this, the interval was called. The strain of and were combining so well that a second the tast game told on the Indians in the goal for them vas inevitable It came second half, and the sailors scored fivo from Ip Kaz, the diminutive centre for more goals. They should have netted ward who received an accurate pass from more, if it had not been for the capable outside right and had only to put his goalkeeping of Madar. key to it. When on the top of this lend-

Most of the sailors' goals came from ing goal, the Chinese cored two more Bryant and Macarthy The two extreme goals in quick succession, there was wild forwards gave a very good account of enthusiasm on the field. The Chinese themselves Trace and Harris played a forwards, combining prettily, took the sound game at back, and Coss had Police territory where first the centre quite a lot of work to do and forward and then the inside right ran didit well. The only hard, shot right through the backs and scared from which Hayward, the goal-keeper, had close up to the goal. The score to save came from Marker in the

1-Box in light boots or shoes (without

spikes) or in socks. 2-Medical examination before enter

ing ring.

2-Weigh-in at ringside, at 845 p.m.

on the 9th, 4-Each bout to be of three rounds. First two rounds to be two minuter. Third round three minutes. Opo minute interval. -Competitor drawing a bye to spar

for the specified time with an op ponent approved by judges and zaforos. 6-Referee and two judges to officiato

Vin each bout.

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7--Maximum marka for first twa

rounds to be b; for third round to be 7. 8-Only one "second," other than an

other competitor, allowed. 9.--Otherwise, as per N.S.C. Rules for

competitors.

Silver cup, suitably engraved, have been selected for the winner, runner-up, and best lower in each of the four weights, and will be on exhibition in the windows of Messrs. Kelly and Walsh.“

The draw for the competition was mado on Saturday by Hera. F. 0. Jenkin, W. Logan, and J. B. McCann. The order is

fallows The

The second moiety was a repetition of the art with the sailors doing all the attacking and the gunners defending with vigour. The gunners visited the sailors' citadel only twice throughout this moiety, and, although they managed to break through the bincks on both occasions, they failed to put the finishing touch. sailors exhibited some tricky play at this juncture, and had the gunners' defence guessing on more ccasions than one, but still they were unable to score. It was not until the second half was some twenty minutes old that the sailors secured their first goal. This came from the left wing who centred beautifully from a corner kick, and in the raclée that followed

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дом four goals to their op first half. The brothers Hyder played a ponents one, and the Police, led by great game at back for the Indians Ab Clark, made a series of determined solutely unsparing in their efforts their efforts to score. They were, however, strong kicking and tackling voiced unable to break through the Chinese de deserved praise from even the allies, who know how to appreciate good foot fence. The Chipew

were on the

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somone netted the ball. Despite the facts during the last few minutes of the that the gunners improved their defensive tactics, the sailors could not be stopped game The Chinese got still another not in his best form, but worked hard

now and their second goal came a few minutes after. Graydon, receiving the ball from the left inside, sent in high

abot which the zolders" goal attempted

ball. S. A. Ismail, at centre half, was goal; this in a strange manner. The In the forward line, 0, and 8. Etmjahin did surprisingly well, but have to learn, Chinese forwards ran through and the folice, appealing for off-sids, stood still get rid of the ball, forward and not An Kit Bang walked in with the ball and

back, more quickly. :

to catch but he leapt a little too late. deposited it in a corner of the net. The CLUB DE RECREIO, 1; SOUTH CHINA

and the ball, touching one of his hands, bounced over his shoulder. Neal ran in before ba could recover the ball, and notted it.

Croci, the gunners' centre forwardy then initiated a desperate attack, and

game ended in win for the Chinese by: five goals to mil.

Division II.

STAFFS, 1; MANCHESTERS, 0. The "Manchesters, who are due to sail

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- S. Gosling, diacrity, v. Pte.

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A B. Trico, Alacrity, *. - Bergti Davies, Wilts

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Bearle, Caritele,

Pie Woodley, Wilts,r. A B. Nethercott, Ambrose.

would have succeeded in reducing the for Home and demobilization early thin for the sturdy defence of the backs of the Pte Blade, Wilta, m. A. B. Massey,

week, played their last league match ou lead but unfortunately he did not receive the Navy ground on Saturday. The any material help from the other fortesen they fielded on Saturday cannot be wards and his energy was wasted Gray seriously be called Manchesters, for with don soon began to get lively."

the exception of the two wings, who are well-known Manchester players, the re- mainder of the tựam was drawn from the Wiltshire Regiment, who, we understand, will, by special arrangement, finish the league for the Manchesters.

Awäll-contested game between the Club do Bocreio and South Chins "A" on the military ground on Saturday ended in a win for the former team by one goal. The game was fast throughout, and but respective sides, several goals might have been scored...Frequent onrushes were ade by the opposing forwards, who, however, were stopped opposite the ap rights.The Club forward line was heavier than the Chinese, but whit: the latter lacked in weight they unde up in excellent combination. "No goals were registered in the first-half, but after the interval a fire run by H. Xavier of the Club, who took the leather up from mid-

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FRIENDLY MATCH,

ALLIES". "THE REST" An interesting football match took place a2 Kowloon on New Year's Day between two teams styled "Allies" and

The Best"

Ambrose.

1-LB Wooda, Carlisle, s. Beaman

Coulthard, Ambrote. 8.-L./C. Rogers, Wilta, . Pte. Dadd

Wilts.

MIDDLE-WEIGHT CLASS, 1-AB Hatch, Ambrose, v A. B.

Fellowes, Alacrity.

2-Corp Gee Wilts, Pla Thorne,

Wilia.

3-Boy Hall, Carlisle, . A. B. Conn,

Ambrose.

Pie. Jones, Wilts, v. L. 8. Bastrop, Carlisle.

Commencing with tre feathers," the bouts in sach Class will be fought in the order set, jout shove, Competitora mud their seconds are warned that if they are not ready to enter the ring at the conela sion-ell the bous immediately preceding their own, the competitors may be die

ised by the referee.

Despite the fact that he was foiled once by tricky play on n' the part of the right back, he persisted and, was soon ward. ed for his pains by scoring a very fine goal." Ho tricked the gunners goalie out of the goal, and then coolly touched

"The match started rather discouraging the ball post him unto the right corner. ly for the supporters of the infantry, The gunners made another desperate at for the Staffs attcked immediately from fald, resulted in Lamk, the centre forward tack after this, the halven going up to the centre and would have scored beating the Chinese custodian. help the forwards, but they did not get within the first minute of play had not beyond the backs who cleared to midfield Townend been too hasty and shot high, Neal received the bill and ran down After this, the Stalls kept up the pres the field at a very fast pace. Oradan hure, But they never again goi the channe kept in line with him. When near the they missed, and although they tried backs, he dribbled past one of them and hard, they found the defence very sound, then punted the ball to Graydon who, particularly that of the goalie, whom left unattended, walked in and scored play y was a treat to watch. Nothing seem- The Allies won the toes and King his second goal. The final whistle, which ed too hard for him to save

to save and the kicked off for The Bat" Before long came soon afterwards found Graydon cool way he dealt with the hints from about to perform the hat trick," but various angles marked him out as a wing completely beating Bowen, the Lee put in a great abot from the right the ball was not netted. The sailors wou experienced player. Once when Town Allies Custodian, and opening scoring by four goals to mil. Taking their play send sent in a ground shot st very close for "They lost." A bombardment of the on the whole, the gunners did not deserve range, straight for the left corner of the Allies" goal followed, Bowen for 遇

lose so heavily

nct, he threw himself on the ground and time being kept very busy. Bowen was kick set made no mistake although Miller saved at the expense of a corner. For again boater, but King was ruled off.de a great effort and almost sunced this performance; which many considered side, and the teams changed ends with in stopping it Soon afterwards the The Best" leading by one goal to nil ing a draw, each side claiming a goal. Whistlo sounded for time, the game ent After the interval the front line of the A return match will take place shortly **Allies "attacked in In spite of the fact that the Chinees In the second moiety, the Staffa renew fashion but were repulsed by Makay and when the teams will play for a Cup kind-

iar a determined were not fully reprented against theed their offensive taction, but the infan- Bargent who were both in great form presented by two Kowloon gentlemen: Police on Saturday, they managed to trymen had by this time-got exquainted backs for The Rest.

SOUTH CHINA ATHLETIC, 5; POLICE, 1.

as good as saving a penalty, he was well applauded. When the half time came the score sheet was blank

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