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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1935.

WEEK-END FOOTBALL PROGRAMME HOME FOOTBALL LOCAL RUGGER

Views And Reviews Of

The Players

FANS WELL CATERED FOR

(By PIVOT)

Football fans are well catered for this week-end. If the good weather holds..out, there should he a good attendance at every match on the programme. To the Chinese the chief attraction) will no doubt be the match between South China "X" and the Chinese Athletic

To-day South Chiná "B" aro playing against the Club. The Club has improved a good deal of inté and their entry into the second round of the senior shield should do much to restore their morale. With a better understanding in their forward line they may upset many calculations, ane strange-Bickford combinaë ilon on the left Bank, la a hard working pair and invariably the dinger comes from them.

Farrow seems to have at last found his form in the pivota! position and perhaps with the inclusion of Robertson this week they may be able to offer stlier opposition to the senior shield holders.

S. China "B" did well in beating the Lincolns in their shield replay. Their line up this wee looks very tormidable.

Pau Ka Ping playing as well as over between the sticks the Chin- ese ought to be able to give the Club a good run for the points. Thele forward line is fast and tricky and is only second to their "A" team. The Chinese ought to win in this encounter.

his younger colleagues field is an object lesson in itself. Games is B tricky man and combines well with Alves.

it.

The two Gunners' teams meet, he leads again on the Sookunpoo ground. about the Their last meeting almost. pro- duced a surprise for the Lyemun team. There is nothing in the way of good talent in the team: In defence their chief men are with the exception at one or two; A. V. Gosano, and Bowen-twa men who know their business but helty kickers who know their busi- receive very little support from the ness. Beltrao is a good man and rest.

between the three of them they should be able to keep the Saints attack in check.

The Police are playing the Navy | on the Kowloon ground. The Po- licemen are always feeling "at home when playing on the rail- way ground and this should be a slight advantage to them. Their line up is about the same as in the previous match. The Navy boys are quite an unknown lot and are capable of dishing up some- thing put of the ordinary in the way of football. They have a lot of talent but

once again talent

without cohesion is a waste. Come what may the game should be a good one with bright play' and a

,

The game ought to provide soc- cer fans with thrills and the re- sult whichever way it goes ought to be a close one.

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TO-DAY

LEAGUE FIXTURES Division L

South China "B" v. HK.F.C.. (CH2) Referee:-E, G Jaley. Linesmen: W. Brierley and Butterworth.

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R.A. "L" V. R.A. "S" (92) Re- feree D. Kasalck. Linesmen:--

share of the points should he the R. Richardson and H. J. Bland. result.

All roads lead to Caroline Hill to-morrow when the Chinese Derby is once more to be on the card. With the memory of the

last defeat still lingering the Athletics will have to give a much better and improved display Li

Division II.

Police "C", Lingolds (KP1) Retered: J. V. Gomes.

SUNDAY

(December 29, 1935)

Division “I.

Police v Navy (K2). Referee R, M. Omar. Linesmen-C, Ma- son and T.. Eydnb.,

Tranmere's Centre Forward Scores 2. Goals

In the match in which Tran- mere, plasing on their own groun South China "A" T. Chinese beat Oldham 134 Bel, Tran "Athletic (CH2). Referee:-- F

metg'a centre-forward scored ning Scrutton, Linesmen: am goals thereby breaking an Eng- mond and C. Lane, -

·lish League record recently equa”- East "Lanca, v. R.W.F. (93), Re-ted by Drake of the Arsenal. feree:-H. Martin. Linesmien:-J. Tracey, and R. Alridge.

Division II.

Everton

R.WF. v. East Lancs, (C2). Re- [ Derby feree:-R. Chapman.

Police "E" v. Royal Engineers Huddersfie'd K. Referee:-D. T. Smith.

TO-DAY

Senior Shield Replay St. Joseph's College v. Recreto (K) Referee: W. R. Reynolds, Linesmen:-Collier and Davies.

SUNDAY Junior.

Preston N. E. Stoke Sunderland West Bron. Wolves

Triangular Match To-day

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The Club will meet the Navy in the second round of the Triangu- lar Tournament

the Club Ground at 4.00 p.m. to-day. The Club defeated the Navy in their Arst encounter and will need to do so 'again to-day if they are to remain in the running. FUN

His Excelency the Governor and the Colonial Secretary will be pre- sent at the match. .../"

Several changes have been made in the Club team which it is hoped will add more dash to the Kide. The Club. will be represented by

P. C. Frost: K. A. Munu. L. Q Robertson (Captain). A M W Scott J. Hafchison: A H. S Butcher, J. L. Bonnar:

HOME RUGGER

Lardon, Dec. 26.

A big programme of rugby union matches was played to-day, the following being among the more important results, cabled by Reuter. London Counties 5, New Zealand

24

Bristol 8, Pontypool 3. Gloucester 23, -OMT. 0.

TEST CRICKET

Fine Recovery By South Africa

Johannesburg. Dec. 28. South Africa made 2 spirited

Leicester 10, Birkenhead Park 7. recovery in the second Test match Llanelly 9, London Welah 0. Northampton 8. Penarth 0. Blackheath, 0, Rosslyn Park §. Aberavon 9, Crosa Kaya 1. Bath 8. Old Blues & Cardikar 26, London Iristy 4. Neath 3, Abertillery 0. Newport 0, Watsonians 3.

here to-day and outplayed the Australians.

Australia started the dağ"ina strong position. having disposed. of South Africa for 157 and scor- Ing 158 for 3. But against Lang- tán and Mitchell to-day the viki- tors made a very mediocre show-

Swansea 19, Universities AU. 11, ing and 30,000 spectators as the

M.C.C. START ANOTHER

MATCH

Timaris, Dec. 27.

remaining seven wickets fit for an additional 82 runs. The Aus- tralians were all out for 250, Mit cbell capturing 4 for 26 · and Langton 4 for 85..

South Africa continuing to play

In their cricket match against | first rate cricket proceeded to pile South Canterbury commenced to-

up a useful score in their second.

McKiney. J. S. Dimpett, W. day, the M.C.C, tourists were all venture and at the close had to-

Peers. F. J. McGugan, E. P. Hu- phreys.M. B. Cumming.

dismissed for 183, Holmes scoring 61 and Langridge 49. Kane took 4 wickets for 59.-

South Canterbury played until Fra: closing time, losing three wickets Fur-in scoring 48.--' Ford.

The Navy will be represented by: Mech. Thomas Dorsetahire) Mid. Wright (Dorsetshire), Lient ser (Dorsetshire), Tel. Jones

St. thian), Lieut.

Clair (Orpheus). Captain: Lacut. Mers (Rainbow); Liut." Knox : (Par- (Dorset- tian) Marine Light shire), P. O. Wyman. (Dorsetshire).

The full results Reuter. follow:

cabled

by

RA.SC. and RAO.C. v. Royal Engineers (C1). Referee:-K. K. Ip.

FIRST DIVISION

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Division III.

Arsenal Birmingham Chelsea.

1 Liverpool

2

1 Grimsby

1

2 Manchester

1

1 Portsmouth

1

+ Wednesday

3

4 Aston Villa

1

2 Brentford

4

3 Blackburn

0

Wakden, G. S. Chambers, J. H

2 Beeds

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5 Middlesbro'

"2

3

3 Balton

3

SECOND DIVISION'

Backpool

2 Burnley

0

- Leicester

2 Fulham

1

1 Port Vale,

2

1 Barnsley

1

3 Bradford C.

2

5 Bury

9

& Doncaster

2

2 Tottenham

1

**Postponed owing to log.

>THIRD DIVISION (South)

the A'dershot

1 Coventry..

2:

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Bournemouth

2 Bristol R.

1

0 Brighton

3

Southend

1

5 Swindon

1.

4 - Millwall

3

3. Clapton O.

0

wards; H. F. Hopkins, B. J. Gal- lagher, Rev. K. D. Mackenzie Dow,

1 Notts County 0

5 N'ampton

Torquay Watford

3 Newport.

2 2

South China V. Eastern (31). Referee:-Evans,

Owing to the near departure of InC Kincolnshire Regiment sney are unable to fulfil their Second and Third Division fixtures of the 28th instant.

The fixtures in question will be taken up in due course" by the Ulster Rifles,

soccer teams

for

*Bradford Charlton Hull M'chester U. Newcastle Norwich Notts Forest Plymouth ghemeld U.

4 Swansea

'ampton 2 West Ham

FIRST DIVISION TEAMS The following are the First Division week-end.

Club: Rodger; H, Strange. Bristol G.

Cardin Railton, Farrow, Skinner, Fowler.

E. Strange and Crystal Pal. Drown, Elilott.

Exeter

Bickford.

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East Lancashire-Harmsworth; Gillingham - Swain, Steele; Smith, Lawton, Luton

Reading Eckersley: Mather, Sandford, Gor- man, Ridings and Griffin

Fusiliers: Rowlands; Wheeler, Keatings; Wanklyn, Talbot, Tuck- er; Hughes, Harrison Evans and Roberts,

Coakley

TRIED

Accrington Barrow St Joseph':-B. Souza, L. Souza,

Chesterfield V. Costa, Woo, Sinclair, Elms, Vic-

Halifax tor, Ward, Leonard, Hussain and

Lincoln Fermandes.

Mansfield Athletic-Sul Tin-n} Mak

Rotherham Sul-bon, Fu Ka-hing: Wong

Stockport Wing-hock. Lai Ewok-chul, Chai

Tranmere Hung-kwong: Tang Kwong-sum, Wrexham Re-Yeung Kan-po, Au Ping-ming, York

Chow Man-chi and Wong Chi-Reuter,

East Lanes v. HK.F.C. (81). Re- feree:-W. P. Payne. ·

Lincolns v. Chinese Athletic (P2) Referee: W. C. Twaltes.

University v. Navy (N1).

terec:-A. T. Jarmain.

Kowloon v. Club de Recreio (1)

Division II,

they intend to keep S. China "A" | Referee:-J. H. Lawrence, · # check. In their shield tie, the Athletics had only themselves to blame in not being able to beat their opponents. On the run of the play Athletics had more scor- ng chances than South Chins but the wasted efforts of their for- vards, especially their left wing- man, spoilt all their chances South China had the four oppor- tunities and they turned them into goals.

Liga Portuguesa v. St. Joseph's 32). Referee:-A. Wees Eldine. R.A.F. v. RAMC. (R2), Referee: A. E. C. Clarke, "

South China will be turning out practically the same team this week with the return of Tay Quại Liang. I understand from good authority that the Athletics will be strengthened by several new players from the Aviation Corps of Canton this week end, in which case the play will turn out to be more interesting and perhaps, one may hope to see the dethronement of South China "A" for the first time.

The Army Derby between the East Lanos and Fusiliers should

Provide the best football of the! week. Fustifers are playing well although sill without the services of Keneghan. Rowlands in goal is a big stumbling block. Their inside trio is fast and dangerous whereas the East Lancs. are some- "what cumbersome in their move-

ments, Fusiliers should win.

St. Joseph's. College and Recreio are playing their shield game to- day, and their respective league matches have therefore been post poned. Judging from their play in the original game another real battle royal is in store. Bt. "Joseph's College should proßt from the last game they played. If they go about their work to-day thout too much short passing arid fancy work they ought to have the confidence of their sup porters,

Bt: Joseph's College will depeña a lot on Albert Ward and David Leonard in the forward line to do any harm. Both the College's wings are alow and more often than not lose all signs of direction when making an attack Binclair. plays well as a centre half while the pair of backs in B. Souza and Costa can always be relled upon to-do their share of work

"Recreio will have to depend on. B Gosano to do his staff in the forward line. A tricky and fast player, he is always a source of danger to any defence. The way

men.

Recrelo:R. Marques; A. V. Go- sano and J. Bowen; N. Delgado, N. Beitrao and V. Marques; T. Castil ho, B. Gosario, H. Campos, J. Gomes and A, A. Alver,

2. Queen's P. R. 1

2 Crewe

6 Rochdale

A. B. Woodman (Falmouth), Pay. Lieut. Sowman (Kent), Tei. Kinz (Tamar), Lieut. Holland-Martin (Tarantula), Lleut Winter (Rain- bow). A. B. Evans (Dorsetshire),

Co: H. C. Harrison will referee.

Club “A” v, Army":"A"

The Club, "A" XV will meet the Army A XV on the same ground at 2.45 pm.

The Club team will be R. Ed-1

L. J. A. Felden; G. S. Wilson, F. W. Stoker, W. R C. B. Black; Andrews, D. X. Paul, B. D. G. Barlow, B. H. Garrod, A. K. For syth, B. Hynes, E B Gammell. Reserves: R. H. Grimths, J. "Hawketti Referee: Mr. D.

DIVISION (North)"

1

2

Macewen

1 Chester

0

1. Gaterhead

2 N. Bighton

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0

4 Hartlepools..

4 Corlate

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2 Southport

0

13 Oldham

4

1 Walëall..

1

4 Darlington

1

talled 254' for the jose of four wic-i kets, being 161 rups ahead with. six wickets to tall.

4. D. Nourae was in brifiant form with the bat and was unde- -feated with 88 to his credit....

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