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SATURDAY'S GAMES IN THE HONGKONG LEAGUE.

DIVISION L

E. Surrey Regt... 4 South China "B" 0 RA

3 Hongkong Chub... 9

H.K. Police

1 HMS. Tamara 1

DIVISION IT.

Club de Recreio Club de Recreio

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South China "A" 2 Kowloon Reserves 3 Surreys Reserves 1 H.K.C. Reserves 2 Surreys Drums 2

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H.K. CLUB

"B South China "B" University. St. Joseph's "B" St. Joseph's A” I Sacred Heart"..... 1

R.A.

On the Club ground the Artillery beat the Club by three goals to two. The Club were without Gerrard and Bishop at back, their places being taken by Howard and Buxton. The latter have played better, games than they did an Saturday for they could do nothing right against a The Club bad histling-forward line.

Lieut. Jones of the King's Regt. in the forward line and Hill came in to com plete the side.

The interval found the Club in arrears by the odd goal in five. Although there was no scoring in, the second half, play was mostly in favour of the RA. Jones got away and working out to the right passed too far forward and could not recover until the ball was over the line. The play got very scrappy hereabout and Boveral stoppages were called for offside play. In the failing light the Club tried to pull the game round but the Gunners defence held cut and the hnal whistle sounded leaving the R.A. winners by three, goals to two.

The B.A. fully deserve their win and from the chances offered to them they should have won by a larger score. Bux ton and Howard were certainly off their game for they gave a very poor exhibi- too at back. Angus was good, but received little support. J. Stewart was the pick of a well-balanced ball back line, Watson was good on the wing and the two goals came from his centres. Jones did well in the centre forward position and the Club attack should improve when they settle down."

Dobson saved several shots, but he had no chance with the shot from Jones that opened the score. He should have clear ed before the second goal was scored, for he caught the ball and let it twist out of his hands. Doody and Hardy played a good defensive game, but Hardy at times was not good in his clearances. The R.A. as a team showed good combin- ation but their attack fell-off when Red- head dropped back to assist the defence in the closing minutes.

RA.-Dobson; Doody and Hardy Rachel, Reade and Viccars; Pulford. Redhead, Harris, Hemsworth and Sow

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HK. Club. G. Angus; Buxton and Howard: Mair, J. Stewart and Hill. Watson. Forsyth, Jones, Evelyn and Key:

Referee: Mr. Collies.

EAST SURREYS SOUTH CHINA "B."

On the Garrison ground at Sookunpoo before a large crowd the East Surreys beat South China "B" by four goals to nil

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Playing at home, the Club Reserves beat a strong College team by two goal to it. Both teams were strengthened by the inclusion of new men and the Club are somewhat fucky to register the maxi mum points. Early in the game Pile scored

goal and shortly afterwards Douglas put on the second. After the change of ends nearly all the play was in the Club hall, while shots were sent in from all directions only to see Oswick get them away. Kent however managed fa get one home and when the whistle" sounded for the finish the College were bombarding the Club goal.

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On the Kowloon ground the Studerts were very unlucky in not having the lead for they played a good game in the first half. After the change of ends they fell off their game, and Kowloon pressing put SOUTH

on three goals, Hillyer, Latham and Mc- Bride finding the net, the final score reading three goals to nil in favour of the home team.

CLUB DE RECREIO "A" v. CLUB DE RECREIO "B."

team severely trounced the team "B

On the Navy"A" ground the "A" by twelve goals to one. This prolific goal-scoring is quite unnecessary, for

average does not count in the Bangkong League, Rocha (5). Gosano (3), P. M. Xavier, Remedios, Fuertes and Brown scored for the winners, while Pereira scored for the losers.

SOUTH CHINA "A". SOUTH CHINA ** B."

A very large crowd of. Chinese tarned out to witness this game between the rival teams of South China on their own ground. The game was evenly contested and the "A" team took the lead follow- From the kick off the military took up ing penalty for the goalkeeper saved

from spot kick

Ping Fan the attack but wild shooting kept the

following up took the ball on the rebound score down. Charlesworth did well on

from the goal-keeper and landed it safely. the wing but bis centres were not im- proved upon. South Chinn seldom be- in the net. Law Tung Cheung stored for came dangerous in the opening half for the "B" before the interval which they were well held in check by the team were the better side in the arrived with the score one goal all. The Surreys middle line. After twenty-five minates play the Sarreys took the lead closing half and Cheung Kam Chuen through Eaton, who beat Hui Shing In scored before the final whistle, which with a low cross shot. A foul by Tsang found the "A" team winners by two Leung spoilt a good opening for South goals to one. China and the interval arrived with the score one to wil in favour of the East Surreys.

From the restart the Surreys took up the attack and the South China goal keeper was applauded for making a fine save from Eaton, but the ball went be- hind and the Surreys were awarded a corner kick. This led to the Surreys' second goal, for Charlesworth placing well from the corner kick, enabled Wool- dridge to bead the ball into the net. Before the close the Surreys scared two more goals. Butler; receiving from

sent the ball into

big kick by Kandide scored from

the net and close range. The final whistle found the Surreya winners as above.

Although three goals were scored against them in the second half, the South China team played a good game in the open but failed in front of goal Charlesworth and Eaton were the pick of the Surreys forwards, while the middle line played well throughout.

East Surrera-Douglas; Humberstone sad Jordan Petter, alitchell and Brie towo, Charlesworth, Eaton, Wooldridge, Butler and Mackleworth." Referee Mr. Smyth.

HK, POLICE

"TAMAR."

These teams, met an St. Joseph's 'ground and played a drawn gathe of one. goal all. A good number lined the touch lines when the ball was set in motion and the play was very"even throughout. Be for the interval Connor scored for the sailors. From the restart the Police went out to level up but they found sturdy defence in Ball and Butcher, while Wavish dealt successfully with the shots that came his way. However, the Police broke down the defence and Simpson got the ball past Wavish. This was all the scoring and a fast and even game ended in a draw.

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Police Clarke Wynno and MoWal- ter; Britton, Forbes and Harle; Pearson, Dewar, Johnson, Fenn and Simpson.

H.M.8. Tamar-Wavish: Ball and But cher; Neild. Woodland and Brown; Nos- worthy, Roberts, Connor, Handford and Day:

Referee: Mr. Smith, R.A.

SURREYS RESERVES ST.

JOSEPH'S B."

On the St. Joseph's ground the soldiers won by a goal to mil. It was thought that the win would bo by a greater margin as the "A" team played the soldiers to a goal last week figley scored the only goal of the match, fifteen minutes from the start

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"SURREYS DRUMS

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Playing on the Garrison ground at 8oo. kunpoo, the Drums beat the Sacred Heart by two goals to one. Surrey's opened very strongly but shooting was wild. Hutchins missed chance and the Sacred Heart breaking away, Mahomed scored for them and they crossed over leading by a goal to sil. The Surreys continued to have the better. of the game, but failed to score. How- ever they levelled up through a penalty and before the close Freestone won the match with a shot from thirty yards'

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