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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1932.

ST. JOSEPH'S SPRING A SURPRISE

UNDEFEATED LINCOLNS GOES UNDER: A. V. GOSANO SCORES ONLY GOAL IN THRILLING MATCH

KOWLOON SCORE HEAVILY AGAINST RECREIO: BORDERERS

SECONDS NET TWELVE GOALS AGAINST CLUB ·

One of the surprises of the local soccer season occurred on Saturday when the strongly fancied Lineola Regiment lost two valuable points by going under to St. Josephs. The winners were assisted by the Interport "star" A. V. Gosano, who turned out for the first time this season and it was Gosane who, in the first half of the game, gave the College team the fead which they keld until the final whistle was blown, --

Heavy scoring seemed to be the order of the day, the biggest gap occurring in the second division match between the Borderers and the Club, the former piling up a dozon goals without conced- ing anything to their opponents, The Kowloon Football Club in the firat division match triumphed over Recreio to the tune of & goals to 2, which South China beat Easter in the second division by five clear goals. The Chinese Athletie's third team playing against the R.A.S.C went down for the first time, the soldiers being vie torious by six goals to two.

Lincolns

R.A. Kowloon

Eastern Borderers Athletic ...... Taung Tsin

R.A.F.

Athletic Lincolns St. Joseph's

- University

RESULTS AT A GLANCE First Division.

o St. Joseph's 3 Club

0.

8 Recrein

2

Second Division.

• South China

12 Club

0

1 Lincolns

} St. Joseph's

0 Signals

Third Division.

3 R.A.S.C.

4 Recreio

2 Radio

2 Taikoo

2

THRILLING GAME ON CHATHAM ROAD

GROUND

looked as though they would have to lose two valuable points, but just before the final whistle, Me- Guinness headed in the equaliser.

Tring Tain. Baints. What looked like an easy game for St. Josephs proved to be their downfall when the College team met Taung Tsin A.A. at Caroline Hill, The Collegians did not appear to take the game seriously until their opponents had scored a goal, but when they settled down to their work they found the Tsang Tsin quite hard nut to crack. Tho goal conceded by the College in the earlier part of the game proved to be the only goal scored in the match. The losers would have gone down by a bigger margin but for the splendid goalkeeping of Souza.

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THIRD DIVISION

Club Ewo

5

1 3 11 23 3

SCOTS VICTORY

4 1 0 3 14 11 4

St. Josephs Eastern

4 0 0 4 4 14 0

K.A.F. . Signals. Surprise was caused in the game between the K.A.F. and the Signals, when the latter acored their first win of the sensor at the expense of the Air Forco.

The Airman should have enjoyed the services of a number of their stalwarts from the "Hermes," but owing to the weather conditions, they were unable to play.

OVER IRISH

DRAB INTER-LEAGUE GAME

3 0 0 3 1 10 0

Third Division.

St. Говоря ... $ 5 0 0.27 4-10

AT GLASGOW Borderers ...... 4 4 0 0 20 3 R.A.S.C.

440021 3 8 BAD SHOOTING BY WINNERS Athletic

840 11488 South China 4 3 0 1 13 5 8 | Lincoln's 3 2 0 1 19 3 4. University 5 11 30 18 3 Radio

4 1 0 3 4 13 2 51044 16 2

....

Signals

Recreio

5 1 0 4 4 22

2

3 0 1 4 0 98

1

R.A.F.

3 0 0 3 2 8 0

R.E.

The Signals scored in the open- |ing half through Jones. Continu

ing with a slight advantage the Signals went further ahead through Taikon Brown, who betted from closein, and finished up two goals to the good.

-Service Corps ». Athletic.

The

At the Valley the first period of the game between the Athletic and the R.A.S.C, was very even, both teams attacking strongly. Athletic were the first to open the scoring but a penalty brought the equaliser for the Corps.

3.0 0 3 090

S.C.A. BEAT SW.B.

A crowd of 9,000 spectators at

drab inter Ibrox Park saw a League match, in which Scotland beat Ireland by four goals to one.

The game was played in ideal con- ditions, and the teams were as fol Tow:

(Celtic);

Scotland. Keunaway Crapnel) (Airdrieonians), Hay (St. Mirren); Massie (Heart of Mid- lohian). Walker (St. Mirren), Tel. for (Motherwell); Crawford The South China Athletic word. (Queen's Park), MeMenemy (Mo victorious in their first division therwell), Boyd (Clyda), Stevenson game against the South Wales (Mother-well); King (Clyde),

Ireland.-Breen; MacClure, s. Borderers at Sookunpoo yesterday. The full time result being two Mitchell; W. Mitehall, Jones, Walk- Ciran football was er; Houston, Irvine, Bambrick. Devan, Kelly.

In the second half the Corps goals to one. crammed on extra pressure and had certainly not the order of the day. the Chinese defence on the alert. and it is and to relate that the Hay (3), Morgan and Gray added S.W.B. centre forward was put off further goals for the Corps, while the field in the second half.

The South China XI. made the Chinese replied through Ip Ying Poi through a misunderted attacks in the first half, standing in the Corps defence.

Big Scoro Undeserved. The Scots did not deserve such

a big victory. The shooting of: their forwards were faulty, and time and again chances were thrown

Wax

n

cruss

but Johnson in goal was at his lukt.

It was Mullane, the right away. The best shot for some time

fast

shot from St. Joseph's. Radio.

back who sent the ball up the field,

Crawford, which Breen saved on a This game WAS uninteresting, to be received by Davies and pass-

second attempt. through the players barracking the ed over to Jones who bent the referee, who was appointed on the goal-keeper. spot and was only doing his best,

The game between the hitherto ed for tho Club de Recreio by eight unbeaten Lincoln Regiment and St. goals to two. Recreio scored in the Joseph's proved to be the best game opening minute of the game but of the afternoon and there was a Kowloon, undaunted by this early marked contrast between the two reverso played well together and teams. The Saints forward line, equalised very early on. They wont strengthened by the inclusion of on to take a four to one lend before Gosano, proved to be a formidable the interval. Santos scored the first factor in the game and this worri goal for the Recreio while the Kow. ed the Lincoln's defence consider loon goals came from McKelvie, ably. The soldier's half backs had Eastman, Melens and Webb in that most of their time taken up in de order. fensive work and whenever the In the second half Becreio pulled Saints press, not only wore the themselves together, but weak shoot backs on their jobs but the halves ing robbed them of many changes. alao went right back to the defence. Blake and Webb added further This state of affairs left the for- goals for Kowloon before Bantoe wards without support, so that the scored a second goal for Recreio but Lincolns played practically five man before the final whistle Molens and in front and five behind with the Webb added a goal each for the

South China tried very hard in goalkeeper between the posta. The winners to make the final score 8-2-1 and also letting their tempers get the second half and were awarded put the Scots one up with a beauti-. Saints' defence was not very strong, The winners while fully deserving ting the better of them. The Saints, penalty kick. Fung King but with the Lincolns forward line their victory on the run of the play, however, managed to record a win, Cheting took the kick and bent unsupported they were able to hold did not put up the excellent exhi- Santos and O. M. Omar netting for Johnsen, who was in no position them down. In addition to this bition that the score would suggest the Saints and Arculli for the to defend, having injured his back the gusty wind and the small At times play was distinctly behind Radio.

a few minutes earlier. ground told against the soldiers who the first division standard.

Lincolns r. Recreio, were accustomed to long passes and

The match between the Lincolns and the Recreio on to complete their misfortune, Mar-

the Catham Road ground, was above the aver ques, who kept goal for the win-

ago. ners put up a wonderful show

The Lincolns were by far the bet and excelled himself. The Colle

theter of the two eams, their experi

the dashing ginns after getting the first goal

ence telling over enthusiasm of the Portuguese had all their work cut to try and

players.

SECOND DIVISION.

South China Eastern.

Playing with ning men, Eastern team went under to South China at the Caroline Hill by five

'Varsity. Taikoo,

However, after the game had been in progress for 35 minutes, Boyd

ful left-foot drive, after MoMenemy bad drawn the defence.

At half time the Scottish League led by one goal to nil,

Irish Equalise.

The S.C.A.A. continued to attack Upon resumption Scotland press- and the last score of the matched, King hitting the post with a was registered by Ip Pak Wah. great drive. Then Stovenson and Shortly before the final whistle, the Boyd Missed badly. The Irishmen Borderers rallied but to no avail.

Teams.

South Wales Borderers. --Johnson;

maintain the lead and the Lincolne clear goals. In the first half, the Steele and McGuiness scored for Mullane, Morrison;. Morgan, Pod- looked like equalising on several winners were easily superior as with while Clements and Denniss netted Davies, Jones, Duncan.

the soldiers before the interval, mgre, Willinins Pallister, Harris, occasions in the second half, but the advantage of two extra men on in the second half to bring the total met with no luck. Gosano and the field they had things very much to four, Sabhan were the outstanding play- their own way and netted three ers for the winners whiles Barber, lines. In the second half, Eastern and Biggins shone for the losera. managed to field an extra player and this had the effect of keeping down the scores, but towards the ond the South China team rescorted to long passes and this resulted in

R.A. v. Club. “

This game resulted in a three-nil victory for the Artillery and a very deserving win it was. The team pulled well together in the first half thoir obtaining two further goals before the final whistle. A very one-sided game.

Borderers v. Club.

and honoura were evenly divided up to a point. Both sides looked, like scoring aud both goalkeepers) played woll, but just before the in terval the Artillery broke through and Bryant headed in the first goal, between the Borderers' second eleven

for the soldiers. ****

A dozen goals which raight easily have been doubled was the difference

and the Club. This game which was In the second half, the Club start played on the Services ground at od promisingly and a run down the Happy Valley was all too one-sided Artillery's area looked as though it to be interesting. Five goals were would result in a goal, but Strange shot over the bar. From this point, secred before the interval, the scor the Artillery hermed the Club team ets being Mathias (2) Morria, Lake in their own area and although man and Harablyn, while in the Rodgers put up a wonderful display be was not equal to the many shote second half seven gonia were added, that were rained op him and even the scorers bo'ng Morris (2), Lake tually Wood scored a second goal man, Reece, Wallace, Mathias and for the Artillery. The Club team, Hamblyn, then raised the hopes of their sup porters by raiding the Artillery goal, mib nothing came of it and when Wood scored a third goal for the winners, the Club team never had a look in again. The soldiers combined very well together and fully deserved their victory.

Kowloon

Recreio Kowloon got their first league points on Saturday when, playing on their home ground they account

drew level when Devan put the finishing touches to a brilliant movement by himself and Kelly.

This goal gave just the necessary impetus to the Scottian forwards and for the rest of the game play South China A.A.-Liu Shiu was confined to the Irish territory, Cau Leung In Chau, Lau Man; Slovenson put Scotland ahead with There was plenty of spirited play Tong Kwan, Wong Meo Shi, Leung & great shot, and Boyd and Tolfer added further goals to make the in the game between the University Wing Chin; Cheung Shui Hong, and Taikoo at the Valley. The Loung

Fat Wing, Fung King final score four goals to one. Varsity should have won, but weak Cheung, Taw Kong Pak, 1p Pak

The inter-League championship shooting and a greasy balj proved

will now be decided on November their handicap. Taikoo on the other hand, played considerably bet

0, when England is due to meet ter than they have done in their

Scotland. Last year there was a triple tie, each team losing and previous games, and a breakaway RUGBY FOOTBALL on the loft enabled their winger Ng Chock Min to open the scoring, and

winning one match. they hold their lead till half-time.

In the second half the 'Varsity combined better, and were on the offensive for a long time until the equaliser came along.

LEAGUE TABLES

First Division."

Goals

Wah.

W

4.

CLUB BEAT ARMY IN STIRRING GAME

EXCITEMENT UP TO FINAL

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team. The three-quarters combined Le well as might be expected. but once again Lammest proved to be the best player on the field, and made several good rins on his own. In the Army team, Crewe Reed who played full bask was outstanding.

The winning goal came froom & One of the best Rugger matches penalty goal kicked by McLellan in Been in Hong Kong was staged at the second half, and only three Bookunpo on Saturday when the minutes from the close of play, the Club met the Army and alter a Army were presented with the same thrilling gene, in which the result opportunity of scoring but failed to was in doubt up to the last minute, gather the points, b

Army Lt. Orewe-Read (8.W.B.); the Club emerged victorious by throo points:

LaMacpherson (Argyll'e), Lt.. The game was even throughout Gellatioy (B.W.B.), L. Hamilton and the Army had hard luck in | (6.W.B.), AIA, Martin (6.W.B.); going under, as on the run of the Pet. Costello (Argyllis); Pte. Ste- lay they were slightly the better vans -S.WB.) L Prior (B.A.). Lincolns v. Athletic,

ride. A draw would have been a Cpl. Tratt (B,W.B.), Lt. Graham With their senior guing, under in

fairer -rogult,and make

(Argyll's), Cpl. Suter (5.WB.), sensational manner, the Lincolns

The Army team, by their display L/Cnt, Lloyd (8.W.B.), ́ ̈ second team almost went under to

on Saturday, bid fair to win the Burch (S.W.B.) and L/Cpl. Hardy the Athletics The soldiers had the Athletic

triangular tournament. this year | (8.W.B.), misfortune. to lose a man in the Borderers 4.4 0.024 2 8 and the Club will have to re- Club W. H. B. Rigg: W. E.. first few minutes of the game when Bonth China 5 3 1 1 14 87, arrange their side if they are going | Poora, A. O Jenkins, I H Deakin had to be carried out of the Kowloon 3 2 1 0 10 3 5

to hold the Army down

Grifith, G. P. Lammert: M. H. field. There was no scoring in the Lincolns 4 £1 1.1940 1 Hall Thompson the ex-All-Japan | Turner: 8. H. Garrod, R. J: Stil- first half, but in the second, the Navy-4-209-10-10 4 player showed outstanding tom harder CDA Monte, Wesker, soldiers felt the effect of playing a Toung Tsin... 5 20.3 10 4- and is a valuable assou to the Club Bradford, P. McLellan, A. P. Hall- man short and conceded a gosh. It Artillery... 4.1 12 7 IT 3 (Continued on nezi coligan,) Thompson and J. C. Milar.

P. W. D. L. F. A. Pio Darderors... 4 3 1 0 14 3 7 Lincolns 4 3 01 12 4 8 Artillery 3 0 2 12 9.8 St. Joseph's...5 30 25 46 South China 2 2 0 0 8 1 4 Club........... 4:2020 10 4 Athletic 3 11 11 6 3. Polico

3 10 2 6 8 2 Kowloon

4 1 0 3 0 11 2 Navy,

3 1 0 2 3 79 50 0.5 20.0

Second Division,

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