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WHITES v. BLUES.

The first of the laterport Trial games was played on the Hongkong F. C. ground before a good attendance. Stewart won the toss for the Whites, Johnson set the ball rolling for the blues who

were defending the Wong Nei Chong Road end. Brown got away on, the Blues' left but shot behind. The ex- changes opened fairly en but it was soon evident that the players wern not up to their usual form, or that they were not going to exert themselves, for shooting on both sides was wild while combination was not good. The first chance of scoring came for the Blues when Brown dropped over from the left, but Johnson failed to take a first chance shot and the ball came back to Gerrard who cleared. Corners fell to both sides and Humberstone was sent in, but Clarke, with good judgment, beat him close in Leung Yuk Tong was playing a useful game and was well applauded for his efforts. A free kick for hands gave the Blues a chance but the ball was sent in while. A fast abot from La: Wai Tong almost got home, but Clarke throw- ing himself at the ball stopped it and recovering, cleared, Had the right wing been in position the Whites most probab- ly would have taken the lead. The South China player. appeared to be the only one to trouble Clarke for Hum berstone and Faton could not get going. Offside by Forsyth, close in, spoilt Read opening for the Blues and the Whites, going down, opened the score. Mackleworth sent in a dropping shot and Clarke pushed out. The ball going to McKelvie, be sent it to Eaton who was unmarked a couple of yards from goal and the East Surrey man sent it into the net with Clarke helpless. It was a somewhat lucky goal, for Clarke appear- ed to be unsighted.

The Blues took up the attack from the centre kick but Gerrard relieved with a big kick. Whoeler charged down a shot from Lai Wai Torg and the bali re bounded to Mackloworth who returned high over the bar, At the interval the Whites were lealing by goal to nit

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THE SELECTED TEAM.

present Hongkong against Shanghai at The following have been chosen to re Chinese New Year.

McKelvio Captain (Kowloon). Bishop (H.K. Club); A. E. Clarke and Wynne (Police); Charlesworth, Eaton, Hambers. tone, Bristowe and Mackleworth (Est Surreys); Leung Yuk Tong and Lai Wai Tong (South China

Beserves. Wheeler

(Kowloon) J. Stewart (H.K. Club) and Brown

Tumar) S H. M

Further practice games will take place on Wednesdyy and Saturday next. The team to appose the Interport side next Saturday on the Club ground is as fol- Jo

Wavish (Tamar); Wheeler (Kowloon, and Home (Petersfield); Petter (Surreys) Mitchell (Surreys) and A. Duncan (Kow- loon), Harris (RA) Sven Kam Shan (South China) Jones (H.K. Club) Butler (Sarreys) and Brown (Tamer).

CLUB DE RECREIO "A" E CLUB

DE RECREID "B."

Pereira

After being a goal down is this game on the Kowloon F. C. ground the Club de Recrois "A" beat the "B" team by four goals to 2. The game was well con- lested throughout. Fernandez keeping good goal for the "B" team. opened for the "B" team but D. Xavier, getting through twice for the "A," they were leading at the interval by two goals to one.

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EAST SURREYS RESERVES „. ST.

JOSEPHS "B."

After opening fairly even this gume between the East Surreys and St Joseph's "B" teams ended in a runaway win for the soldiers by six goals to one Merry cute for the Surreys and F. Le levelled up for the St Joseph's Wooldridge and Robinson scored for the soldiers before the interval Haltime, East Surreys 2, St Joseph's "B" 1.

From the restart the Blues, took up the attack and Mokelvie was wide with a fast ground shot from twenty-five yards' runge. Butler sent a long shot which Rodger easily cleared and at the other end Lai Wai Tonz was wide from over thirty yards out. Eaton pulled the ball down before shooting from close, range

the change of eods Fuertes put but was penalised for the ipfringement the "A", further ahead, but Pereira scor- and the Bues cleared with a free kicking again for the "B" made the score The ball was being continually sent out three to two against them. P. Xavier to the right and Harris made several scored again for the "A" team. blunders when he had good chances to get" away. Clarke saved near the post from a shot by Lai Wai Tong-

Rodger stopped the ball going over the line when Jordan miskicked and the Blues coming again, Brown centred but Forsyth was wide. The Tamar man came down again and bentrod. Rodger just managed to tip, the ball over the bar. the other end the Whites forced corner, and following the flag kick the ball dodged about in front of Clarke until offside relieved. For a time the Blues kept their opponents, at home but could not score. Harris regained favour from the crowd by his fine centres. Rodger cleared his goal in fine style," receiving little support from his backs. Charles- worth was sent down the wing, and drop. ping over from the touch line the ball dropped on top of the crossbar and re- bounded to play where it was cleared, The Blues tried hard to level up and were Exmarding the Whites goal when the final whistle sounded leaving the Whites winners by a goal to mil.

The game 23 a whole did not assist the Selection Committee in making their interval the "A" team were my choice of the team to represent Hong three goals to one. Loung kong in the coming Interport game with (9) and Li. Kam Hi scored for Shanghai.

The Surreys showed much the better football throughout the second portion of the game and Wooldridge scoring three goals they won by a large margin.

SOUTH CHINA "A"

CHINA B."

SOUTH

They teams played a well contested game on the South China ground the result being, a draw, five goals all. The pace was fast throughout and good foot- ball was seen. The "A" team were with out 1p: Kau and Au Kit Sang. At the

Tak

KOWLOON RESERVES UNIVERSITY...

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Clarke and Rodger were Chan Fook for the "B. After the good in goal, the Chul player having a change of ends Leung Ming Tak and lot to do in the closing fifteen minutes. Kwok Ping Kam scored for the "A" L Of the backs Wynne was well to the fore, and Lau Mau (2) Tem Chan Fook and while the remaining three worked hard, Chan. Yun Yean for the “B.” Final but were none too safe under pressure."A" 5. "B" 5. Wheeler was unfortunate to get a tumblu early in the second half but managed to resume, Stewart and McKelvie worked bard at centre half for their respective sides, although the Kowloon man was up On the Navy, "A" ground the Kowloon against the best set of forwards. The Reserves won against the University by wing halves were very good, especially three goals to mil. Filgerald, Millard Leung Yuk Tong, the South China and Latham scored for the Kowloon player. who had several successful Reserves in the opening half. The second.

sales with bis Club mate. Lai Wai, half was goalless-

Tong

Of the forwards there is little

to say, for shooting was erratic, while in- dividuality was too much in evidence. Combination is necessary if matches are to be won.

EAST SURREY DRUMS ». SACRED HEART.

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On the St Joseph's ground the Sacred The following were the teams. Heart went down pluckily to the Drums, Whites. Rodger; Gerrard and Jor- two penalty goals giving the soldiers the dan; Petter, J.Stewart and A. Duccam victory. B. A. Hyder was absent from Charlesworth, Eaton. Humberstone, Lai, the Sacred Heart. At the interval the Wai Tong and Mackloworth-

[] Burreya · Drums were, leading by two BlackA E Clarke; Wheeler and goals Muffitt and Cooper (penalty) to Wynne; Leung Yuk Tong, McKelvie and nil. In the second half "A. E Minu Bristowe: Harris, Forsyth, Johnson, scored for Sacred Heart and Cooper Butler and Brown.

again from a penalty for the Drums the Reforço; Mr. F.' Smith. Linesmen:"|final score reading, East Burreys. Drums | Mesara J. McCubbin and F. R. Smith.3, Sacred Heart 1.

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