1933-01-16 — Page 11

CIVILIANS BEAT. ARMY IN LAI WAH CUP

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CIVILIANS ARMY This match, which was played at Sookuapoo, andled in a win for the Civilians by three goals to one The Army were rather unlucky to lose as their forwards were better than the Civilians, and for the majority of the game they had the ball. It was only the dazzling dis- play of G. Rodger, the Interport goalkeeper that robbed them of victory.

Play started fairly evenly with the Civilians alightly superior. The Army then gradually began to settle down but, time and again they failed to score partly due to their bad shooting and partly due to the splendid form of Rodger.

th The Civilians opened score through E, Strange who sent in a hard drive from twenty Ave yards out.

Army

Immediately after, the nearly equalled when Sands head ed inches wide of the post, with Redgar well beaten..

SECOND DIVISION

TSUNG TSIN. ST. JOSEPH'S.

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, JANUARY 16 1933.

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HOME FOOTBALL

This match, which was played at Happy Valley, ended in an easy win for the Gunners by five goali St. Joseph's, who have only wou to mil. The Gunners had much

Southend a match out of fourteen played so their own way with the result that Northampton .....23 far, again went down at Happy their goalkeeper had little or no. Valley, this time to Teng Tein by thing to do. The ball was always Bournemouth four goals to two. The Chinese in the Chinese half, and it was Coventry word far superior to the Saints, only through their dallying that Aldershot and had matters much their own the Gunners failed to win by a Watford way. In the first half they were much bigger margin. leading by two goals to one, through Li Shok You and Lam Pak Yo, while Hussain replied for the Saints. After the interval, Fung Hoi Hing and Mok Yin Sang in. cleased their lead, while Baker re plied for the Saints' defent.

EASTERN

v. SOUTH CHINA. Eastern, who beat the Club last Saturday, surprised even their own supporters, when they drew with comparatively China, South strong team, at Caroline H.

South China were the. Brst to score through Pau Ka Ping who however, was not at his best. Ens tern equalised after the interval through Lam Ping Tong. They wore decidedly fortunate when in the closing stages Pau hit the bar with a hard shot.

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The Undergrads improved, can- siderably to draw with China. The Chinese, scored their four goals in the first half through Lai Siu wing (1), Tang Yen Sheung (2) and Tang Hing (1) second half the Undergrads fough back splendidly, and Oliveira (3) and Kho (1) equalised for them.

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SAINTS, SIGNALS. The Signals were beaten by St. Joseph's in their match at Happy Valley by three goals to one. Rocha opened the scoring for the Saints through a mistake by Chaffey, put Gateshead with a good goal, and later Omar, Barnsley them further ahead. Bryant, how. Accrington.

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Southport. closing stages Omar added the Stockport.

Walsall Saints' third goal.

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BORDERERS v. CLUB. ́Í Play then, continued in mid-neté, turn

The soldiers were completely sur-the both goals being visited in

prised by the Club, a comparatively until shortly before the interval. Bryant equalised for the Army weak teaan, who held them to

the goalless draw in a scrappy, game at from close-in. Pardoe, Interport and Army centre-hal Happy Valley.

The Club turned up with five later trind some long shots which Rodger managed to save at the ex-players, but within five minutes they had a full team. The Club pense of corners,

The next two goals for the Civi were the first to attack and mimed as gifts. two golden opportunities owing to lians came somewhat Bliss sent the ball over, and Allen, the lack of finishing touches. the Army right back, expecting Reath, the goalkeeper, to be behind him left the ball alone and it entered the net with Heath looking

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In the second half, the soldiers came very near to scoring when Matthias sent in a great shot which Fogwill punched clear....

The Club dafends was sound and it was partly due to them and part- y due to the fault of the soldiers forwards that they saved the gaine.

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The third goal for the Civilians came somewhat in the same ma

Hill was sent through with

NAVY .. KOWLOON, Heath ran Allen in attendance.

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instead On their own ground, Kowloon out to of taking. the ball kick lost to the Navy by one goal to

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laid nit. The sailors had the majority ed blindly. prostrate and the ball went into of the game with the result that play was penned in the Kowloon's the empty net..

After these reverses the Army hall. Sayer was responsible for the played up better, but although pass-lone goal and but for the fact that ing the Civilians' defence on many their forwards lacked the finishing occasions, failed to score owing to touches, the sailors would have won

by a much bigger margin. bad shooting.

By virtue of this win the, Civi- lians will meet the Chinese in the final.

Civilians: Rodger, (Club), Martin (Club), S. Strange (Clubi (captain): Bliss (Kowicon), Bel- trau (St. Joseph's), A. Duncan (Club); T. Pile (Police) B. Gosana (St. Joseph'a), Hill (Kowloon), E. Strange (Club) and Santos (Ro creio).

ATHLETIC. RECREIO, - Playing with only nine men, the Chinese did well to beat the Recreio by three goals to nil, in their on counter at Happy Valley. The Hallifax" Chinese led by one goal in the first Tranmere half, and after the interval they Rotherham increased their lead through Pang York

Carlisle Chui Hing (2) and Ho Chi Wing. Hartlepools Darlington SUNDAY'S GAME BORDERERS v. TAIKOO.

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SCOTTISH LEAGUE

The soldiers ran riot with the Chinese, scoring no less than 19 woals without reply in their Third Airdrie Division encounter at Sookunpoo. Ayr

From the start the Celtic yesterday. soldiers were evidently the superiorCowdenbeath team, and kept the ball in their Dundee opponents' half throughout the E. Stirling game. Nine goals were scored in Motherwell St. Mirren the first half and ten in the second. Partick

THE SCRAM CUP"Third Lanark H.M.S. KENT ERA,'S LOSE TO RA. SERGEANTS

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the left Greenland centred for Evans. to open the scoring. This early reverse stung the Sergeanta who set out to equaliso, but poor finish ing in front of goal spoilt their chances and play was transferred to the other end where Miliard headed a brilliant goal. Further guals were scored by Constable for the E.R.A's and following bril- liant solo efforts on the Sergeanta right wing Harding scored twice in quick succession. Just om half time Porter had the misfortune handle the ball in the Area and the referee had no option but to point to the Spot." Lewis took the kick and slammed the ball into the right hand corner of the net, Greenwood being hopelessly beaten. At the Interval,

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E.R.A', 3; H.K.8. Sergeants, 3. On the resumption the Sergeants pressed strongly and Constable con- ceded a corner. From the ag kick Pratt handed past Greenwood. Play was quickly transferred and Wayman made some brilliant Baves. Then came & spell of midfield play with the Sergeants pressing. Joss tried a long shot which Greenwood managed to touch but could not stop, the ball rolling over the liar. From the kick off the ERA's went through and scored through Bennett and shortly after this same player, was fouled in the Aren. The spot kick a taken by the E.R.A's goalie who scored with a terrific left foot drive a

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