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DECEMBER 25TH,

elbowing in the penalty area, and Darlison taking the spot kick, beat Rodger and made the score goals to 1 in favour of the sailure. The Club now warmed up. but their shooting was bad. Begg jurt missed with left footed drives on the two occasions while England tarned the ball outside the post when inside the goal area. The Club were offside sereral times

1935.

WORLD

THEATRE

owing to King lying well up the field. Saturday, 23rd, Sunday, 24th, Monday, 25th, & Tuesday, 26th, Deo

Lawrence saved two shots from Begg in succession, but the whistle found the sailors winners of a fast game by. 4 goals to 1.

EMS. Durban... Hongkong Cluba, 1 H.M.8. Ambrose 3 RGA.............................. FLMS, Titania... 9 Kowloon. King's Regt... 3 H.M.S. Hawkins 2

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The teams took the field as under- Durban. Lawrance; Legge and King; HMS. Hawkins 10.HM.S. Ambrose..... 0.

Pring, Holden "and Keating Miller,

·H.M.S. Durban... 5 Fleet Auxiliaries 0

Watkins, Darlison, Teoman and Juniper. H.M.S. Tilania... Kowloon............ 0 South China A-3. Warders

0 Club.-G. Rodger; Gerrard and Bishop; 1 United AC.......R.G.A...

Israol, Steward and McPhail; Purves, This match between the Police and Forsyth, Begg, Goldenberg and England. E.M.S. Tamar was not played.

,Fettriá6,

KING'S . H.M.S." "HAWKÏNS,”

Referee: Mr. Garton.

KOWLOON D. TITANIA

On the Railway ground at Kowloon be fore a large attendance these teams played a drawn game of two goals all Kowloon won the toss and set the sailors to face the sun. The sailors took up the attack from the start and early in the game Grice gars them the load. From the centre kick the sailors get away on the left, and Bates winging the ball over, Emory shot wide. At the other end Kowloon forced a corner, bat Tanning cleared from the flag kick. Titanis then took up the attack Woodman was called upon to clear his charge.

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This game attracted a large crowd af football enthusiasts to the Garrison ground at Sookunpoo and they were rewarded with a fine exhibition of football, the game onding in a win for the military team by three goals to two. The sailors were unfortunate in having a penalty awarded against them when leading by two goale to one, but on the general run of the play the King's were the better team. Warne, a new arrival, turned out for the sailors and this player opened the core early in the game by heading a pass from Barkham beyond the reach of Drennan in the King's goal. The sailors again took up the attack bus. were penalised for a foul, and from the free kick Williams was sent down the wing and sent the ball across the goalmouth and out of play. The soldiers.. again got away on the right, and Williams gave put them further ahead by placing the ball to Jones, who sent the ball into the net, well out of Woodman's reach. Half time, SOUTH

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The sailors forced 3 corner from which the ball dodged about in front of the home goal until Wheeler.eventually cleared. Kowloon forwards could not settle down to their game and the sailors pressing, Stock

With the Titania, 2; Kowloon, 0.

well out of Hooper's reach. score of one all, both teams were out to take the lead, and a shot from Jones was charged down by Bickers, the ball going behind for a corner. Williams dropped the ball in front of goal but Stirk cleared Williams, who was playing a great game on the wing, came down again and gave to Jones but that player shot wide. The sailors then took up the attack and Imeson centred well. Wrigley tipped back to Osborne who sent the ball into the net. With two to ong against them the soldiers put or pressure. Scott sent in a drive which Hooper just managed to tip over the bar.

The sailors cleared from the resulting flag kick just as the whistle sounded for half time with the Hawkins leading by two goals to one.

From the restart, Kowloon livened up and Coombs got the ball out on the wing and went down, forcing a corner which was fruitless. Play for a time was even, each goal being visited in turn, From a long range shot, Coombs just skimmed the bar with the ball. A free kick against the sailors was the outcome of Kowloon's first goal, for Duncan beat Phillips. Titania took up the attack from the centre kick and Woodman was called upon to save a bot shot from Emery. From the goal Hick, Morrison sent the bali forward to Mason and that player tipped on to Clemo who sent in a well placed centre and Duncan found the net making the score two goals all. Both teams tried

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attack and for a time put the sailors on the defensive. Jones was tripped in the petal- ty area and Hooper made a plucky attempt to clear, for he saved from the spot kick by Scots and the ball coming back, the players rushed up and during the melee, Adkins pat the ball in the net. Dyer inde very fine effort to put the King's ahead but Hooper saved by ripping the ball over the top. A moment later Jones tested Hooper with a fine shot. The King's forced a corner from which Jones beaded the ball against the crossbar and it rebounded into play, A few minutes later Jones gave bis side the lead with a splendid oblique shot giving Hooper no chance to save."Scott forced a corner but Adkins cleared and at the other end Barkham tried a shot, but Drennan saved and the final whistle sound ed leaving the King's winners by the odd goal in five.

The game was fast throughout and the Hawkins were unlucky to lose. Jones and Hodgson were in good form for the King's, while Stirk, Adkins and Hooper worked bard to save the Haskins.

whistle found Kowloon pressing and the game ended in u dmw.

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The teams took the field as under :--

and Kowloon-Woodman; Wheeler Knight; Morrison, King and McKelvie Cleme, Mason, Pasco, Duncan and Coombs.

Tilania-Phillips Lanning and Me Garrigle; Bone, Weedon and Bradshaw; Grice, Rogers, Emery, Stock and Bates.

Before: Mr. Perryman.

"AMBROSE", R.G.A. Played on the Navy 'A' ground and ended in a win for the sailors. The Ambrosa won the toss and took up the attack from the start. After eight minutes' play Boulter opened the score for the sailors. The R. G. A. then took up the attack and Watson made several good openings but the shooting was poor. Half time, Ambroso, 1;

B.Q.A., 0.

From the restart play ruled fairly even for twenty minat during which time Butler put in some hard work and kept the B.G.A. centre well covered. The Ambrosa now began to prees, and Pow racing down The teams took the field as under:

the wing centred the ball for Boulter to King's Drannan Wynne and Wil-turn into the net past Phillips. With a liam; Newton, Hodgson and Barlow; few minutes to go, for time, Hood sent in Williams, Hart, Jones, Dyer and Scott

a hard drive, and the ball striking the Hawkins Hooper; Adkins and Bickers; crossbar, rebounded to play, Bolneaves Stirk, Crow and Bawyer; Barkham, Wrigley runzing up met it and sent in a terrific Osborne, Warne and Imeson.

drive that left Phillips helpless. Final score: Referee: Mr. Smith.

Ambrose, S; B.G.A., 0.

"DURBAN" ♥, CLUB.

The teams took the field na under :- Ambrose,-Coysh; Linden and Muirhead; Turner, Butler and Armstrong; Balaca ven, Welbourne, Boulter, Hood and Fow.

B.G.A. Phillips; Honwood and Framp ton Shiels, Bailey and Kety; Greea, Lelliott, Watson, Cousens and Harris.

Referee: Mr. Tyldesley.

"HAWKINS" RES. v. “AMBROSE' RES,

On the Club ground the Hawkins won

In the absence of the South China team the Chinese spectators lined the ropes on the Navy B ground to witness the game between the Durban and the Club. The game opened fast and the sailors were the Arst to attack but wild shooting lost them a good chance. A good deal of bumping took place and several fouls were committed..., G. Bodger was in goal, while Goldenberg joined the attack for the first time this by the large margin of ton goals to pil. season. The game was fairly even, each Wellman and Pope (2) scored in the open- goalkeeper being called upon to save his ing half and Wellman (2), Reading (2), and charge. England pat in some fine runs Pope (2) in the second half. down the wing and for a time all the Club players were swinging the ball out to the left wing. but the inside for

At Bookuspoo the United won by the wards were out of shooting form and many & fine effort went begging. Just odd goal in three. Best opened the score on the interval the Durban opened the for the E.G.A. and Chilton made the score from & penalty given against scores level: Brown gave the United the the Club for Bishop, hooking Darlison lead before the interval and no further

The B. 4.1 dowa close in and the last named, taking scoring took place in the second half, the spot kick, beat Rodger. Shortly after the game ended as above. wards the whistle blaw for the interval. finshed with nine men only. Durban, 1; Club, 0.

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From the restart the game opened even, each set of forwards putting in some good! On the St. Joseph's ground the Durban work but the defence was sound. The won by five goals to mil. Cann, the centre game was stopped for a short time owing forward of the first team, who was injured to a spectator running on to the ground in the match against South China, turned to speak to the Club Captain. From the out for the Reserves in his match. The drop down, Miller raced away and, beating. alt opposition, landed the ball high in the goal scorers were Flannigan (2) Cano,

Barnett and Nicholson. not, giving Rodger no chance. From the centre kick the sailors went down and forced a corner and during a scramble in the Club goalmouth, Yeoman beat Rod ger and the sailors were three up. The Club then took up the attack and Rogg, worrying Legge, caused him to miskick, and, the Club centre going in easily beat Lawrence and opened for the Club The sailors got away and Darlisen running in was grassed by Stewart close in. The Club player brought the ball out but it was soon returned.--Bahap was pulled up for

On the South China ground the locals won by three gos's. to nil Choi Ping Fan scored the opening goal and Li Wai Tong netting twice in the second half, the game ended as above.

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On the Navy A ground those played a goalless draw,

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