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was fast throughout and those who wit- nessed the game had a little consolnijon A good holiday sporting crowd attend for their disappointment in not being ed on both days to witness the games on able to witness the Interport game. The the Club ground. On Friday the semi-stands were wall patronised and excite finals of the Challenge Shields "word ment was maintained up to the final played, and on Saturday, in the absence whistle, for it was anybody's game up ta of the Shanghai Enterport players, there the last moment. The Service team play. was a game between Hongkong team anded much the better combination, and

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ping shot, he trapped the ball from ten yards out and gave Coysh no chauce with tion). a high shot.

seldcin did the sailors become dangerous, the Hongkong team the lead for getting Woodman in goal for Kowloon was at the better of Wynne from a high drop-IMPORTERS AND EXPORTERS, SHARE-BROKERS. the top of his form and he dealt successfully with shots from all positions, The sailors' front line läcked combina tion, while their defence was not sounⱭ and both backs made several mistakes. Mason was often left alone on the wing.

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From now to the interval both goals" had narrow escapes, but at half time the Hongkong team were leading by the only goal scored.

The opening play in the second half favoured the Hongkong team but the naarest they could get to scoring was striking the posts with the ball. about ten minutes play in this half the

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but when he had the ball he was weak in the upewing minutes, but later came out trougly.

TWIS first goal scored by Scully who sent in wel placed shot from twenty yards range and Lawrence failed to reach the ball as it passed him into the net,

After Woodman had dealt successfully game turned in--favour of the Services with a couple of shots, Kowloon returned and after about twenty minutes' play to the attack, and Mason, taking a pas they levelled up through Hood who kout! from Scully on the rud, sent in a screw Swan at the second attempt, the goal- shot that defeated Lawrence, putting, keeper not having recovered from his first clearance, and failing the support Kowloon two up. A slight halt was called for Lawrence to receive first aid of his backs who should have dropped "to a damaged haud sustained in striking back to give him assistance.

the upright in an attempt to clear the bull

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With the score two to one against them Hongkong took up the attack in earnest and for a time Caysh had a charmed life, for he was saving shots from all angles. and so fast was he called upon to clear that it appeared as if there were more THE CHINA INDUSTRIES than our ball being used, but he kept his Before the call of time charge intart. the Services should have added to their score but the final whistle sounded lear ing the Services winners by the odd goal in three.

ing the ball out, the Durban player The Services were not lacking in their returned it over the bar! Kowloon by attempts to take the lead, and, keeping organisations and private individuals with

complete International Banking Bervice. neat combination worked the ball in up the pressure, they forced a front of Lawrence And from a pass by Hongkong, falling to clear from a flag COMMERCIAL LETTERS OF CREDIT. Scully, Hall lauded the ball in the net kick, the ball dodged about tatil Hood

DEPOSIT AND CURRENT ACCOUNTS. and put Kowloon thrro up. The sailors sent in from close range and Swan_drop.

FOREIGN EXCHANGE. tried hard to retrieve their position but ping to his knees got the ball out, but];

TRAVELERS CHEQUES,, · their forwards were wild in their anish- Millar and Swan just reached the ball ing touches. For a time the sailors were which came out to Cann who was only

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Every Approved Banking Transaction, From the restart the exchanges were rices were not to be denied the lead, very even and a breakaway by the sailors for, returning, to the attack, Darlison was negatived by Millar getting offside, gave the ball to Hood who beat Swaz after he had" saved his first attempt to After Woodman had saved from Cann.

Kowloon got away in a bunch, and score. Clemo seading over Д long shot, Lawrence failed to clear and Mason put the ball into an empty goal. With a lead of four goals Kowloon got away from the centre kick and following misunderstanding between the

backs, Duncan beat-Lawrence and scored the Afth goal for Kowloos.

Interest in the game began to fall off and several spectators left their seats, but the sailors, although five goals down, were not done, and played up to the final whistle. The sailors were having quite

Swan put in good work in goal, but their share of the play and should not made the mistake of dropping on his have been five goals down Luck was know to field a shot. With the forwards against them, for several times the ball well up the ball was returned before he INTEREST" was sent against the posts and rebounded could recover. The Hongkong backs deft to the feet of a defender. The only goal too much to the goalkeeper for they con for the sailors came from a penalty sidered he was too safe to be beaten in- owing to Darlison being brought down instead of dropping back to cicar after he the paualty area, and Cann taking the bad saved the first shot. kick gave Wooilman no chance to stop the The Services were much the better side and finished stronger. The whole toam Each side bad a chance to increase played with combination, and understand. their score but failed, Just on time ing, while the Hongkong team played the individual game. Wynne was very Scully, when running through, was floored just outside the area, and from good at back and was well supported by the free kick Wheeler sat into the bands Boulter. Newton bad his wing beaten of Lawrence who threw away just as the throughout the game and kept his for whistle sounded for time, leaving Kow wards well supplied. The Service for THE INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERULAH loon to enter the final by five goals towards, four of whom played the previ-

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one. The teams;-

Kowloon: Woodmans; Wheeler and Knight; Morrison; Makelvie and Pased Cleme, Hall, Scully, Duncan and Mason. Durban: Lawrence; Leggo and King; Brookes, Halton and Hector; Miller, Darlison, Cain, Yeoman and Weyman.

Referee Mr. Collins. 'Tincamen':: Messrs. Davies and Spencer.

KING'S RES. 3, RG.A. RES., 0.

ous day against Kowlon, played good football in contrast to their game in the semi-final of the Challenge Shield, main ly due to being properly fed by a well Hood has not balanced middle line. played a better game of football in Hong. kong.

TO-DAY'S MATCH,

Hongkong and Shanghai will meet in the Interport match on the Club ground at. 4 p.m.

The King's were the first to attack, a shot from Pye going wide. The R.G.A. transferred and Best, dailied with the INTERPORT FOOTBALL PROGRAMME. ball and was beaten by Critchlow.

The following programme has been Crotty scored the first goal coming in from the left and giving Mason to arranged by the H.K.F.A for the Shang. chaos. The second goal came from hai footballers: Moore who sent in a hard drive and Wil- Returned the ball into his own goal, giving Mason no chance.

"After the chago of cads, play was in favour of the King's who increased their lead through Crotty, who beat Mason with a shot almost from near the corner dag. The game ended in a win for the King's who will meet the winners of the Hawking Reserves-South (China, "B" match in the final.

King's Reserves: Highton; McCas and Crutamey; Jonas, Critchlow and Wik- man; Lord, Pye, Moore, Carr and Crotty,

B.G.A Reserves: naon; Wilson and Woodhouse Doggrell, Hicks and Berry ton; Voale, MoDade, Best, Loxworthy and Tacoy,

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Monday, February 18th Interport match. Hongkong. Shanghai, Club ground, at 4 p.m. Interport dianer at the Hongkong Hotel, at 8 p.m. Presentation of medals by the H.K.F.A. to the teams. Hand. ing over of Interport fag Tuesday, February 20th: The Shang

hai team and oficials Je vo the Kowloon Ferry, at 10 am the Hongkong Hotel buses for trip in the New Territory. Match:

Shanghai South China Club Current, Barings and First Deposits bearing ground, at 4 pa Dinner, at 8 Interests at Hates of 3 per cent, 4 per cent pm at the Fes Woo Restaurant, and 5 per cent, per Annum respectively. West Point by the South China Athletic Association;

Wednesday, February 18 Match:

Shzughts The Services on the Club ground at 4pm Dinner and Danco ab 8 purist. Bopules Bay Hotel!** a

On the Club grounds services XI, wery At the Interport match to day, the tried out against the Hongkong tam King's Regt, band, by kind permission, chosen to meet Shanghai Chu Kwong will play before the kick off and during Young was absent from the toan and his the interval

place was filled by Ip Kan of the game The visitors return to Shanghal by the Cfat while the two Service reservia Emprats of Eula due to sail at-2000" played against Honging. The game on Thursday next

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