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KOWLOON. POLICE.

In this return match played on the Kowloon ground the Polico took their revenge for a one to nil defeat last week. Mair acted as deputy for Swan in goal and at the final whistis was undefeated. Ho played a good game and proved a stumbling block to the Kowloon attack. The open- ing play was greatly in favour of the home team but the forwards could shoot straight and several good chances were lost. McKelvis tried to pull his team. together but the forwards could not westio down to anything like combination and the Polico defence cleared easily. The first goal came through fine wing play on the park. of Simpson who ended a sprint' đơwn the wing" by a perfect centra, and "the" bali dropping close in Johnson turned it past Stewart. : Kowloon were unlucky to be a goal down 'but the Police before the inter. val put on another through a mistake by Millard who failed to hold Stewart on the wing and the latter going down dribbled to the centre when be sent the ball flying. | into the net. The interval arrived with a'

two goals lead for the Police.

From the restart the Kowloon team wers attacking but the forwards played without andeptanding and although McKelvis gave them plenty of chances they failed to accept them. The Police then took up, the

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attack and forced a corner and Simpson C. E. WARREN CO., LTD.

placing the ball close in. Knight had the misfortuné to turn it into his own goal and

the Police were 3 up. No further score

was recorded by either side.

The teams :- ".

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·Polien: Mair; J. Clark and MoWalter: OFFICES & 1984, Wanchai Road,

Fenn, Forbes and Post; Stewart, - "D. | GODOWNE. Clark, Kirby, Johnson and Simpson.

Kowloon:-Stewart; Wheeler and Tax, No. 259. Knight; Paso, McKelvie and Millard; Clemo, Morrison, Mason, Cooke and Dun

can.

Referee: Mr. Wakoham.

** TAMAR "*. R.G.A.

On the Garrison ground at Bookunpoo these teams played their return match and the game ended in win for the Tamar by three goals to one. Woodman, late of Kowloon was in goal for the sailors, Routley, playing out in the forward line. Smith came from the right back position to lead the attack which appeared to be a drastic change But eventually proved to be a sucaSS

The soldiers took up the attack but were repulsed and the sailors going down forced a "corner from which Oxland opened the score for them.”

The game after this went in favour of the Tamar and in another ten minutes Veness had scored their second goal beating Ansell with a fast low shot.

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Green got sways on the right and run in all Shapes, ranging from $1.50 cach ning in gave Woodman a hard shot to stop He could not hold it and the ball passed into the net. At the interval the sailors were leading by two goals to one.

From the restart the sailors put on pres sure and forced a corner bat the ball was sent behind from the flag kick. The R.G.A. then transferred, and an equaliser scened cortain for the ball dodged danger- ously near the Tamer's goal, Hudson even- tually clearing Both teams played 'good' football but the sailors had the better finish. The final goal of the match was the result of a fine run down the wing by H who beat all opposition and landed the ball

in the not, mar

The foal whistle, sounded leaving the Tamar worthy, winners by three goals to

The teams

Tamar-Woodman; Pryer and Hand- ford: Oxland, Hudson and Bryant; HUL Venes, Smith, Routley and Burd.

R.G.A. :--Ansell; Oldershaw and Framp- ton; Hicks, Bailey and Lalliott; Green, Doggrell, Castledine, Couzens and Harria

Hefereo:-Mr. Wright

KING'S RESERVES v. SACRED HEART!

AL. Bookuspon the King's won by five goals to nữ. The play in the opening half was fairly even but the King's always were d scored the dangerous sida Dangerfield only goal of the first half

In the second half the civilians ATOTO OJAČ played and Dangerfield scored twice, Moore and Carr, on each and the soldiers

ou an abore.

ST. JOSEPH'S. », CLUB"RESERVES:

Playing at home the Reserves, went down by the large margin of ten gösls to mil.: This is the largxi score of this season to date.

** TITANIA. UNIVERSITY,

At Sookuapos the sailor won by seven goals to two. Wiggington was the first to soera bat Yui Au levelled up before the change of ends. Ting put the University whead after the change of ends then the salon put on six posla.

R.G.A. and Kowloon played, a draw.

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