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THE "HONGKONG" DAILY PRESS, TUESDAY, JANUARY 2īrm, 1925

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INTERFORT FOOTBALL.

HONGKONG TEAM DEPHAT SHANGHAI

BY 3

large crowd journeyed to Happy Valley yesterday to witness the Interport game between Shanghai and Hongkong. Every available seat was occupied long before, the teams took the field while the slopes and housetops, overlooking the Hongkong Football Club ground, were packed with enger spectators. Among those present. throughout the game were HE the General Oßcer. Commanding the Forces, H. E. Major-General Sir John Fowler: Commodore A. J. B. Stirling, Hon.. Sir Claud Severa, Hon. Mr. P. H. Holyoak, Mr.-R.“M. Dyer and Mr. W. Logan.

Shanghai were the first to take the field and received a warm reception. Hong- kong followed and they also received their share of applause.Mr. F. Smith whistled the captains together and cheers weat

up.

when McKelvie beat Phillips in the spin of the coin. Then followed an abus- ing incident, a bluejacket going on to the Bold and presenting rhillips, the Shanghai Captain, with a basket of few- ers. Hongkong elected to defend the town goal and the teams lined up as under

Shanghai. Remedios; Turnerand Ewing; Tardy, Gowan and Phillips ; Johnsson, Colaco, Goldman, Couleber and Johansson.

Hongkong. E. Clarke Wyane and Bishop Leung Yuk Tong, McKelvie and Bristowe Charlesworth, Eaton, Humber- stone, Lai Wai Tong and Mackleworth

Referee: Dr. F. Smith. Linesumen: Mesars. Spencer and Smith.

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peared to be suffering from nerves in the 2xD FLOOR, ASIATIC BUILDINGS. opening zinutes and almost let Shang- bai in, Wynne and Leung Yuk Tong mis- kicking

Wynne eventually cleared, but Shanghai were toon" back again and

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the ball and Ewing cleared. Charles- worth, after going down the wing, sent the ball into the side of the pet. Clarke

The General Managers have how the came out and cleared from a forward pass by Coulcher and Humberstone bead-pleasure to submit their annual report ed in from a centre by Mackleworth, and statement of the Company's accounts Phillips clearing. From a free kick for made up to December 31st, 1921- Shanghai twenty-ave yards out, Gowan sent in a long shot which Clarke cleared Hands against McKelvie in midfeld sent Shanghai in again, but Wynne get the ball away and tent Eaton away but he was wide with bis abot. Shanghai got away from the goal kick and Johansson dropped over from the right, Wynne turn- ing the ball behind his own goalline. The right wing was giving the Hongkong de. fence a lot of trouble and Bristowe left the outside man very open. Humberstone beaded wide from a dropping shot and Eaton turned the ball outside the post. from tea yards range. Humberstone scat in a hard drive, but Remedios stopped the shot and cleared at the second attempt Phillips headed a corner from a shot by Lai Wai Tong and Humberstone sent over Consulting Committee. Since last mert- the bar with an overhead kick. Hands ing the Hou. Mr. A. O. Long bas resign- ngainst Bishop, just outside the penaltyed and Mr. C. G. S. Mackie has joined area, looked dangerous for Hongkong but the Committee.

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Clarke cleared the free kick At the Auditors The accounts under review other end, Eaton pulled the ball down, have been audited by Messrs. Linstead & close in and Shanghai were awarded Davies, chartered accountants, who re- free kick, Turner. was playing a suund tire and being eligible offer themselves

game and had Humberstone well covered, for re-election, Mackleworth sent over a fize pass and Turner kicked to touch. Johansson Was

4.

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ing. Hongkong kept up the pressure and

and

sent down the wing and tested Clarke ball to touch. Coulcher returned imp with a fast low shot. Phillips, at this stage, was forced to leave the held for couple of minutes: Leung Yek Tong sent forced a corner from which they took the

Charlesworth dropped in lead. "Mackleworth down the wing, with a-fine cross pass, but Turner got in the way off Eaton, with a fine header, sent the balt into the net; Remedios got his hands to the final shot and the hall went for a corner. This led up to Hongkong's first the ball but failed to hold it Hongkong goal for Macklewerth dropped the ball in Shanghai 1. front of goal and Eaton sent in, Remedios pushed out to the right and Charlesworth promptly returning, Eaton headed the ball into the pet after twenty minutes' play, Hongkong 1. Shanghai 0.

East

Lai Wai Toog gave Humberstone a good opening soon after, the re-start, but the centre forward shot wide. Johansson his centre and was beaten by Bristowe ther got going on the right but delayed danger.

ear the dag. Bishop broke up 018 marement by the right wing, but

From the centre kick Hongkong got away and Eaton and Humberstone mud.

Coulcher came in and was beaten by dled good opening, Turner clearing. Bishop on the penalty line. Hoogkong Hongkong did not keep the lead long then set up a determined attack on the for Johansson on the right raced away Shanghai goal, but direction was erratic, and working in beat Clarke with a

Humberstone, Eaton and Lai Wai Tong low shot, the goalie diving full length to stop the ball It was evident that the all shooting wide from good positions, long shot from spectators in the open stand were with Remedios stopped a Shanghai for a round of applause greeted McKelvie and Turner cleared. Lai Wai Shanghai's goal. It was the individual Tong tipped forward to Humberstone and work of Johansson who left the defence the latter sent in a twirling shot which Remedios stopped, but the spinning ball standing. Hongkong 1, Shanghai 1.

Mackleworth tarned the ball outside went behind him and Humberstone, run- post from a good position and at the Hongkong 3, Shanghai he ball was seat. Ding in, scored Hongkong's third goal. other end Clarke saved from Couleber. From the centre kick Charlesworth forced Turner to concede a corner und Lai Wai Tong headed in from the fag kick but Remedios saved. Hongkong forced two more corners and Lai brought relief by sending over the bar. The interval arrived with the score Coulcher came through, but Bishop, by one goal all,

the

THE SECOND HALF.”

From the re-start, Hongkong took up

1.

out to, the right and Charlesworth drop- ped over. Humberstone beading into Remedios hands. Johansson was forced to retire for a couple of minutes owing to contact with Leung Yuk Tong.

fine judgment," got the ball Eaton sent in and had Remedios beaten bat the ball rebounded from the upright out of play.

the attack and Phillips heat Eaten close Enton came in again and sent in a fine

in. Coulcher got away and forced Wynne-

to kick behind, Johansson sending be

Remedios conceding a corner. cleared the flag kick and trans- Wynne stopping a shot from

hind from the flag kick. Wynue son and Bristowe gave a corner.

judged bouncing ball and let in Coul Following a well placed corner kick, cher who

the bad

only Clarke to beat, but, Goldman sent the ball over the bar just worried by Bristowe, he sent in a a. tame shot and Clarze picked up but was rush as the whistle sounded leaving Hongkong Hongkong opened very shakily; and was brought down had Shanghai followed, up, they would just outside the penalty area and follow have probably been a goal up in the ing the free kick the ball. dodged about

・ed by three beat players and a free winners by three goals to one.

kick relieved.

in front of

of goal, eventually coming out

after striking the upright and Turner

minutes. opening

In the second half of the game, Hong-

cleared. was indeed a let off forong were always on top but shooting Wis bad. While the crowd was Shanghai possilily due to the horseshoe

East

that Remedive bad in goal with him, assembling for the match the band of the Eaton was wide with a cross shot from Bradshaw, played selections on the field Surrey Regt, under Bandmaster close range. Coulcher collided with

and also during the interval.

Wynne and dropped. Play, however, pon- tinued until the ball was sent over the open stand, then it was found that Coul ther had to be carried off. Lai Wai Tong just missed with a hard drive and long- kong, coming again, Phillips turned the (Continued on--next Oolumn).

Following the match, the Shanghai team were the guests of the H.K.F.A at the Theatre Royal to witness Madame Rossi- ter's Artistes.

To-day the Shanghai players will take: a car de round the Island taking tes at the Repulse Bay Hotel

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