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THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 9TH, 1916

HUMOURS OF GOALKEEPING. FUNNY · STORIES OF FAMOUS CUSTODIANS.

It has often been said that no maa can be a good goalkeeper who is not a wee bit" queer" in the head, in other words CHILLES, &c., in Conection with share that "a' guld goalkeepers are daft." While Steamer are hereby informed that their Goods not exactly prepared to go the length with the replier of Opium, Treaturs and

of endorsing that view, Writes James Vainable are being landed and stored at their risk into the Godowns of the Hongkong and

H. Young to the Scotsman. I believe Kavlogs

Wort and Godown Co... Latin that from the very, nature of their work whma Delivery may be obtained Kowloos

goalkeepers develop a keenness, a sharp- mme!

Curo will be forwarded on unlessness, a nimbleness of intellect, which Intimation received from the Consignees before 7.3. Today, requesting it to be people who don't know any better put

down to what they call "daftness.”

Oplianly after landing

landed here.

Bill of Lading will be countersigued by ⚫the Undersigns Goods remaining usa imed after Monday, the ith instant,, at Noon, will be subject to Bent and Landing Oberges

All Claims must be sent in to me on or before Thursday, the 17th instant, or they will not be recognizat

All damaged Packages will be examined an Monday, the 14th instant, at 10 am, by Mees Goddard & Dongisa.

No Fire Inace has been effected

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Hongkong, 8th Jane, 1928.

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES. OCEAN STEAMSHIP CO., LTD. AWTY CHINA MUTUAL STEAM NAVIGATION CO., LTD.

FROM NEW YORK vis MANILA.

CONSIGNEES rer Company's Steamer CONSIGNETOLOS are hereby notified that the Cargo will be discharged into Bolts Wharf, Kowloon, where it will lie at Consignees risks and subject to Terms and Conditions of Storage at Holt' Whart. The Cargo will be ready for Delivery from Godown on and after 7th June Notice Optional Cargo will be

unices has been give prior to add sal

All broken chafed and damagel Goods are to be left in the Godowns, where they will be examined On by Treadays and Fridays boure perial

between the within the Fre Storage

No Claims will be admitted after the Goods bave left the Beamer's Godown, and all Goods andelivered after the 14th June, remaining will be subject to Bent

of 10.45 .. and Noos

All Claims against the Steamer must be presented to the Undersigned on or before the 28th. Janc; or they will not be recognised.

No Fire Intrance will be effected.

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Consignees risk and expense

All broken, chafed and damaged Gooda are to be left in the Godowas, where they will be examined on Friday, 11th instant

At

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All Claims must be presented within fifteen days of

lava of the vessel's arrival here, after which data they cannot be recognized.

Na a Claims will be admitted after the Goods have left the Godowns, and all Goods undelivered after Saturday, 12th remaining inst, will be subject to

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Nobody, for instance would dream of applying the appellation "daft.” to sach "Jock " In clever goalwatcher"

Ewart, yet every football enthusiast knows that the Airdrie goalkeeper is one of

the funniest footballers in the game. "Jeck's" manseriams, unorthodox methods and amuling antics when "watching" his charge ate a continual source of merriment to the spectators. Time and again onlooker's have declared "It was as good as a pantomime to watch Jock Ewart in goal!" Why, quite recently, from a public platform a cez- tain well-known sporting cleric confessed that he had as much fun watching Jock Ewart as ever he had listening to Harry Lauder."

OUTSTANDING PERSONALITIES,

As a matter of fact, the good old game has always, had its outstanding personalities guarding the uprights- goalkeepers whose tunniosities rarely let their side down, and whose comic by-play and unusual gymnastic feats did much to relieve the high tension and excite ment of many a hard-fought contest.

It doesn't require a tax on one's memory to recall me of the amusing. episodes associated with the name of one of the most comical of custodians-the one and only Rab MFarlane. Rab was nothing if not entertaining. As is com- mon knowledge. Rah was a man of many clube-Greenock Morton, Celtic, -Third Lanark, Aberdeen, and Grimsby all claiming him at one time or other.

HONGKONG TENNIS LEAGUE.

HANDICAP FINALS TODAY.

OPEN SINGLES TO-MOMOW. Commencing at 4.30 to-day the Finals of the Mixed Doubles and of the Handi- cap Singles "A" will be played at the H.E.C.C. ground:

INTERPORT SHOOT.

SINGAPORE'S SCORE

The detailed scores.

of the Singapore team in the recent interport shoot, fred on May 29th, were as under-

Sergt. C. A. de Souza... Bishop of Singapore Lieut. E. B. McCall Pte. V. Jacobs ....... MIXED DOUBLES.-E. Grimble and Mrs.

C.8.M. Webb Lce.-Corp. Abdul Kadir Grimble (ave 3/5) v. 0. C. Womack and

Pte. E Calistan Mrs.. E. R. Childe (owa 1/8).

HANDICAP SINGLESA."-Major W. Sergt. Lee Kiah Wah B. Stevenson (owe 2/0) v. S. E. Green 1: Pte. H. M, Evans

Another (owe 15.3).

The finst of the Open Singles between T. Honda and S. A. Ramjahn will be played to-morrow (Thursday) commen. cing at 4.15 p.m.

BILLIARDS.

PALACE HOTEL HANDICAP. Playing in fine form, W. Fish (owe (30) easily accounted for Corpl. Tilboy (owe 200) by 250 points to 68 last night. The winner compiled, the following breaks: 13. 37, 9, 15 (4 times) and 18

In a game earlier in the evening G. Blain (scr.) defeated E. R. Hyadnan towe 30) by 20 points: 250-230.

TO-DAY'S MATCHES.

J. W. Lee (owe ) . F. E. Silva (owe 200).

J. W. Henderson (ser.) r. H. Gray towe 200).

GOLF.

ROYAL HONGKONG GOLF CLUB,

CAPTAIN'S CUP.

The result of the play in the Captain's Cup Competition at Fanling on June 5th-7th was as follows:-

A Lench .....

D. S. Edward. Tie and will play off. Other scores:-,

C. C. Stark ..... T. S. Whyte-Smith- W. Ling

80-11-76 ..00-12=78

VOLLEY BALL.

LEAGUE GAMES.

85-6-79 92-12-80 03-12-81

The volley ball league games in Hong- kong are attracting a large number of Chinese students, and yesterday the

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Probably the best story, about the genial 'Rab was when he was sporting Aberdeen's colours, and the Granite City club were playing Celtic at Parkhead. The redoubtable Jimmy Quinn was then ir. the bey-day of his glory, and had grounds of Queen's College and the

Chinese Y.M.C.A. were crowded with cases cured by this of of handreds of n prairie bull to score dashed in like one of his terrific goals. Rab made no boys watching the matches. effort to get at the ball, but rather jump-At Queen's College ground, ed aside when he saw the crack centre-YM.C.A. Hostel defeated St. Paul's forward coming at him full speed. After College by 2 to 1; and at the Y.M.C.A. the match one of the Aberdeen directors ground, the Sayingpun School won their asked M'Farlane "Why he lost Quinn's game against Queen's College by 3 to goal" Rab's reply was instantaneous and characteristic, "Look bere, Mr. D far rather lose a goal than a goalkeeper any day!"

THE ELUSIVE GOALIE. The great Macaulay, one of the most famous, goalkeepers that ever held the fort for Scotland, was once the hero of a somewhat similar experience--but the celebrated Son of the Rock" was equal to the occasion!

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The Queen's College team had the re- putation of being very fast, but it did not come up to expectations yesterday

This season there are five teams in the senior league, the Ying We, Salyingpun, Queen's College, St. Paul's College, and the Y.M.C.A. Students Hostel.

The Ying Wa College seniors defeated Queen's College on Monday.

Macaulay was one of a scratch team, composed of Queen's Park, Vale of LETTING THE TEAM DOWN. Leven, and Dumbarton playera, who A goalkeeper may, however, let his journeyed to Broxburn to play a picked eleven for the benefit of some local in team down without intending to be in any way funny.. A story, for instance, is stitution. During the game the local told of a famous goalkeeper who started forwards were flabbergasted by the cool his career with a swelled head. The manner in which Macaulay saved "bis charge. So, when half-time arrived with captain of the team apparently got" fed the country team two goals down, the "P" with him, and one day after the Broxburn captain told his forwards to goalkeeper had let a very soft shot score, "charge the beggar na soon as they shot the skipper went up to him and said quietly: The directors are going to at goal."

make a presentation to you after the The game had not been 'resumed five match is over." The goalkeeper looked minutes before the Broxburn centre-for at him incredulously. Yea" the captain ward shot at Macaulay, and obeying in- added softly, they have bought you a structions, the whole front rank rashed new apron to wear. You might stop 'em wildly at him, but they reckoned without from going through your lega then." their host, for Macaulay nimbly, tipped The birt was not lost.

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Per 3.8. President Juckssyn, on May 8th, from Manila:-Major L. J. Ahern, Mr. F. H. Carlin, Mrs. V. McC Church, en, route in Seattle on a pleasure trip; Mrs. A. M. Horder Liens. and Mrs. F.

the ball over the bar, and, catching bold Ayr United have & parson "goalie P: Kenny, Miss Mary A. Kief, Capt. of the crossbar, swung himself clear of on their staff, who was recently recount and Mrs. B. Lovett, Miss Marion

the onrushing forwards. The bar, how-ing to tn audience some of the trials and McDonald, Mrs. F. R. Montrose, Mr. Wm. H. Packard, Miss L. Roburds, Mr. ever, under his weight collapsed, to the tribulations of the man who is out at G. C. Schweitzer, Mr. and Mrs. C. M:astonishment of the locals, who looked one and the same time to save souls and

on the feat as miraculous.

goals. He was sometimes more Simmons, Mr. Frederick Y. Smith of the

forable, he said, in shorts and jersey, Admiral Oriental Line in Manils, Mrs.

SUSPENDED BY THE TOES. than in a dog collar, and it was easier Madelin Valentini, Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Wright. Among the passengers in transit Jack Lyall, who used to keep goal for being between the goal posts than in a were: For Shanghai: Licut-Camdr. Dundee, once unwillingly figured in an pulpit. and Mrs. Jesse W. Allen and Miss A. C. incident which caused an unforgettable On one occasion, he said, when a ball Allen, M. N. Bloch, Mr. E. J. Casse, roar of laughter. Lyall was then play-beat him a disgusted-net-boy shouted Mr. W. R Cothran, Ensign and Mrs. Joe ing for Sheffield Wednesday, and on the to him, "Hey, meenister, awa' back to T. Davica, Mr. M.H. Dodge, Major R. occasion referred to Sunderland were the yer pulpit!" L. Foster. Mr. and Mrs. Jacques Levy, visitors at the ground of the "Cutlers." Mr. Geo. Laibl; For Yokohama: Mr. All through the game had been last and George J. Pollard and Mra. C. W. exciting, reaching its climax when Lyall Controversy over the merits' and de Rosenstook; For Seattle: Rev. Francis J. was charged by two hefty Sunderland merits of a player frequently waxes fast Boeres, Hi, J. W. Bruce, Rev. Jacob forwards just as he jumped to stop a and furious among football fans, and Fluckinger, Mr. and Mrs. George M.stinging shot. The surprised goalkeeper goalkeepers probably get more than their Ivory, Mis Eelen M. Ivory, Lieut. turned a complete somersault and re- fair share of the criticians, complimen S. McDowell, Mrs. Marie Northcutt, Mr.mained in the air, hanging head down-tary and otherwise, common to most J. Hughes Roberts, Miss M. Suman, wards, being suspended by his feet, which crowds. At the last match between Tot- Miss S. Whelpton, and Mrs. Chester D.had become entangled with the top of the tenham Hotapur and The Arsenal, at Wooten.

net 11".

White Hart Lane, Willie Harper, the That, too, was an amusing interlude latter's famous custodian, was the subject the other. Saturday at Firhill between of a spicy bit of dialogue

As most will recall, the game ended Ramsay, Partick Thistle's goalkeeper, in a draw. and M'Donald, the Queen's Park centre

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forward. It was an apt illustration of doing most of the pressing, and their In the early stages the "Spurs" were. He who laughs last, c***

supporters" were quite flated when After M'Donald had been drawn up eventually the ball was mitted at Har for off-side the Thistle goalkeeper | per's end. Encouraged by this success jokingly licked the ball into the net him- the Tottenham forwards continued to self, apparently to let the Queen's centre press, and many hot shots were fired into See what might have been. However, Harper, all of which, however, he M'Donald had the last and best laugh handled in masterly fashion. when, a few minutes later, he landed Towards the end of the first half, a the ball precisely where he had been Tottenham supporter remarked-"We shown, incidentally depriving Hamsay's would have been at least three goals up team of a possible victory.

This is the sort of thing which, of course, makes the partisan remind the player that he is not paid to be funny" (Continued on next Column).

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He's one of the team, ain't he?"

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