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ARMY SOCCER

Grand Challenge Match

R. W. F. & EAST LANCS. BOYS. R. U. R. BOYS

The combined team of East Lancs, and R, W. F. Buys met the R, U. R. Boys at the Hankow Bar- racks on Thursday after- noon. There was a large crowd present as it was generally known that the undefeated record of the R.U.R. Boy was at stake," as their opponents were a very hefty side in compari- son to them.

The teams lined up as follows: East Lancs. and R.W.F. Boya Grimths (R.W.F.), Pritchard's (R.W.F. Walsh (E. Lane.. Naish loir E. Lant., Taylor (R.W.F), Davies (R.W.F.), Gregory (R.W.F.).

Sexton (E Wheeler R.WE Lane, Laroiner (E. Lanc.), Stone

R.W.F.).

R.V.R. Boys-Tindall, Birneil Edwards. Ingoll, Allen,

Parker, Turton. Alwood, Lewis, Godney, Swinfield.

Lewis kicked off against a fair breeze, and it was hot long before his forwards tested Griffiths, but The Belded well. There was a good deal or long kicking as this stage,

free kick against the homesters brought danger towards Griffiths and frem Allen's placing he had to look lively to get t out of the Lewis led his line danger zone.

well and, in sustained pressure he had hard luck when his shot just grazed the upright with Griffiths out of position. So far it was all R.U.R. pressure but Tayler relieved It at last and sent his forwards away on the right per Gregory and Wheeler but the latter missed when well placed.

ALLEN PROMINENT

WILS

Allen

proving himself a tower of strength for the visitors and on more than one occasion he had his forward going great guns only to see bad finishing ruin their chances. Walsh was proving himself a rare defender for the home side and time and again he frustrated all their attempts by keen tackling and kicking. Now came the Orst real thrill of the game when Godney get possession in his own half and went away on a solo run, outwitted the home de- fence and finished with a wonder- ful drive which gave Griffiths no chance.

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Champions Must Master

Green To Win

(Continued from Pago 10.)

Kowloon Dock and the Clüb. de Recreio are at prosent playing that brand or haphazard bowls, which so much resembles the "end of the season kind." Both teams have not been up to the scratch and al- though the Portugueze have been playing much below their past form they should be able to ac- count for the "Dockers,"

There is trouble ahead in the K.C.C. cump, 1 according to the changes which I noticed in the line up are correct. They are on- other team that have been in the doldrums of late, and unless they wake up from this lethargy, their match with the CC.C "B" will mean another two-points for the home team,

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Craizengower “A”.—A, M. Omar,

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ATHLETES FROM CHINA

Great Welcome In Berlin

LC. R. Boura, A. E. Coates, R. F.("Hong Kong Dally Press" Specia?! Laz (skip); J. 8. Landolt, V. N.

Bertin, July 23. Atienza, C, S. Rosselet, R. Basa

Quite an hour before the arrival skip); A. 8. Gomes, J. Cavanagh, of the special train from Venice an immense crowd had gathered D. Remjahn. U. M. Omar (skip).

round the Anhalter Bahnhof to POLICE R. C. v. CIVIL SERVICE

Police R.C.-W. Greig, C. Dow-witness the arrival of China's and extend a man, J. Orem. W. E. Hollands Oympic

of the Reichs skip): L. Glendinning, F. E E Welcome worthy Booker, J. Shepherd, S. Logan Capital. On the platform itself. (skip); H. S. MacKay. F. Channing, which was decorated with taste- fully arrayed garlands and green- W. Dall, W. Mair (skip).

team

Civil Service-A. Steven, M. Mety, and with the Chinese Flag.

a large part of the Chinese com- I Rakusen, C. Strange. F. J. Jones (skip); P. E.Kaight, J. Gellatly. Imunity in Berlin, headed by" HE H. Collyer, J. F. McGowan (skip); Dr. Chen Tien Fung. the Chinese Ambassador in Berlin were drawn H. Major. J. Purvis. F. Cullip. J. Holidge. (skip),

up to receive the Olympic sporta-

TAIKOO R.C. v. KOWLOON B,G.C.

men.

German authorities were Colone! Among the representatives of

von und zu Gilsa, Commandant

The Valley lads are playing as

Talkoo R.C.-A. Norrie, A. Park, well as ever. In fact, so much so C. Matthews, N. Drummond (skip) that the winnings of one rink very J. Wold. F. K. Pattinson, W. Cun-of the Olympic Village, Dr. Lewald, often offset the looses in the other ningham. J. C. Chalmers (skip); W. President of the Olympic Organis two. I see that W, K. Way is back | Brown, T. Grimes, R. Keown, 'J, Pol-

ing Committee. The Military again as skip, and their hero of last | son (skip).

band, which had been playing week's game. H. V. Pearse has been

martial tunes till the train taken on as No. 3 to Field's rink.

arrived, struck up the Chinese Frankly speaking, I would much

National Anthem, when the team. rather see Pearse skip than Way, as

consisting of 140 sportsmen.`train- Pearse is just that sort of a tem-

│ers, peramental player to do damage.

The game is being played on the Valley Green, and unless the Cric- keters can come out of their pre-1 sent apathy they will not be much! of an opposition to the Valley team.

THE TEAMS

Kowloon B.G.C.-A. S.. Russell, J. Watson. W. Macfarlane. L. Guy (skip): R. Hall, E. W. Lines, S. Ran- die, R. Duncan (skip); S. A. Bright. J E. Henson, M. J. Henderson, A. M. Holland (skip).

. KOWLOON DOCK 7. CLUB DE

RECREIO

The following are some of the i da Silva (skip) probable line-up:

First "Division INDIAN R. C. v. CRAGENGOWER “እ”

Indian R.C.-D. M. Khan, S. M. Rumjahn, A. K. Minu, M. Y. Adal (skip) M. R. Abbas. A. H. Rum-

jahn, A. M. Wahab. A. R. Dallah (skip); J. 'Hoasen. A. Bakar. A. O.

Madar, A. R. Minu (skip).

enough, Sexton fastened on to a Stone's cross and sent right across R.U.R.'s goal but Wheeler failed to get in on time.

A CLOSE CALL

There was a close call when Godney Just shot over from: 2 corner kick, and immediately after it Swinfeld handled the ball on the goal line

when he could have

chested it through. Play veered to the visitors right wing and Turton had a run up the wing and passed

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Club de Recreio.-J. E. Noronha, L. F. Xavier, F. V, V, Ribeiro, C. G. Sliva (skip); A! A. Remedies, E. M. Remedios, C. E. Marques, H. A. Alves (skip); D. C., Alves, G. M P. Remedios J. J. Basto, F. X. M.

CRAIGENGOWER “B” v. KOW- LOON C.C. Craigengower "B". W. Leon- ard, H. W. Randall. K. M. Omar, W. K. Way (skip); J. R. Soares, W Phelps C. S. Summons, W. GUI (skip); A. J. Coelho, B. W. White- man, H. V. Pearse, W. V. Field (skip). Fergusson. W. J. Geal. E. C. Fin- T. chei (skip): G. Lee, R. Gy Craig. F. Goodwin, A. Hyde-Lay (skip); H., Overy, V. C. Labrum, N. J. Bebbing- ton. A, E. Sikstone (skip).

Kowloon C.C.-H. ittims,

Second Division

FOOTBALL C. "A" v. CRAIGENGO- WER C.C.

Football C. "A"-J, Dalgarno, F. Anslow, V. Walker, 7. Russell (skip); T. R. Rowell, G. 8. Graver, J. S. Beach, C. B. Robertson (skip); E. Strange, W. Kershaw. A. McKel- Jar. J. Rodger (skip).

Craigengower--D, K. Kharasy F.

it neatly to Godney who gavex. Delgado, J. Pau; A. E. 8, Alves The homesters now took matters | Griffiths a chance to show his in hand and after. Taylor had best-abilities which he did well. Lewis

(skip); N. P. Karanja, E. McNay, FJ. Bagley, W. Ward (skip); A. B. Hamson, F. J. Smith, J. Fitzeraid, and combing well with Godney hey. Abbas (skip). Reserves: A. J..

Flynn, W. H. Atkins, H. J. Toller- vey.

gave the defence a hot time of it.

ed Lewis in a heading duel he fastened on to a pass of Allen's flashed it out to Stone who in turn sent over to the opposite wing, and Wheeler cleverly taking the ball on the run obtained the equalser, Tindall making a gallant attempt to grip it but it proved futile.

Lewis in recentreing, the ball tapped it to Godney who deli- berately wormed his way through the homesters' deferice to give his his side the lead, not one of the homesters touched the ball since it was centred till it 'rested in the -net.

This great feat on the visitors part seemed to inspire them and only the great work of Walsh pre- vented a further score.

A WEAKNESS

There was a noted weakness in the homesters halves and though their tackling was good their plac- ing was inaccurate, as their for- wards had to roam a lot to obtain the ball. From a long" clearance of Pritchard's, Sexton got posses- sion and cleverly beating Allen, he sent out to Stone who shot hard and Tindall had to fully extend himself to push it round the post for a corner, which resulted in a scrimmage, Gregory finally putting it past.

R.U.R. were now at this stage dominating play and pressure was bound to get good results, as after Lewis and Godney had co-operated in a "James and Bastin movement" Godney want on to obtain his third goal and hat-trick.

The next item of interest was a fine plece of constructive work Df Allen's and his wonderful ground pass to Lewis who abot hard and true, only to see Griffiths bring off a marvellous save.

Gregory got away on the right and sent to Wheeler who in turn

CIVIL SERVICE v. POLICE R.C.

Civil Servlet.-J. Pengelly, A. Bo- wer. W. Hillyer, R. R. Davies (skip); F. Harper, J. Cook, W. Burling. R, B. Wood (skip C. Champelavier, M. Purvis. H. F. Westlake, Sar. H. F. Westlake, Jnr. (skip).

Police R.C.-W. Cameron, Brown, R. Perkins, R. H. E. Marks (skip); 8. Green, 8. Farlow, G. S. Alexander, A, E, Carey (skip); C. 8. le, N. 8. Frazer, C. Gough, J. S. Riddell (skip). Reserves: W. Clark, C. Blackbourn, L. Mist.

masseurs and 29 Chinese descended from the train. The speech making on the plat- form was brief, consisting merely of a few words of hearty, welcome from Gas, and an appreciative answer from the Chinese manager. William Sung.

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GIANTS LOSE

Rowe's Good Work

BASEBALL RESULTS

New York, July 23. The following were the results of the League baseball matches played to-day..

NATIONAL LEAGUE

Cincinnatti"

R. H. E.

0 5 3 Smith pitched, Boston

4 7 Puccinello and Coscarart-hom-

ered.

Chicago

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5 9 1

Herman

and

Demarre

hit

home runs.

Brooklyn

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St. Louis

Mize homered,

10 0

4 10 0

New York ........................ T 9. 4

Bartell and Ripple homered. Pittsburgh

10 13

Brubaker homered. Philadelphia

0 邏 "Schoolboy" Rowe pitched, Detroit

7

1 € 0 Camilli hit a home run. Philadelphia

0

0

AMERICAN LEAGUE

R. H. E.

Washington

8 10 1

Chicago

7 15 2

15 16. 0

Dimaggio (2) and Belkirk hit

3 8 1

New York

horners.

St. Louis

Solters, Bell and

homers.

West hit

I

Boston Cleveland -Router.

9 13

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Omnibuses were waiting outside

the convey

team to the Rathaus. the visitors driving through the streets packed with place, 24th, in the order of arrival. spectators, turning on them smil- After reaching the quarter- ing faces and waving hands in houses "Wittenberg." Neurup- welcome.

pin." "Greifswald" and "Schwe- At the Rathaus the Lord Mayor.rin." with which they all express- Dr. Lippert welcomed the guests ed themselves delighted. Sung on behalf of the town of Berlin. emphasising the fact that though China was a late comer in sport, of physical culture to 'build upon. It has a thousand year tradition

Finally

team was the whole driven to the Olymple Village. Sung said that even If China where they were officially receiv brought home co inurels. ber ed by the Commandant. the Chi- team would acquit itself honour- nese National Anthem being play-ably, and learn much for the next ed, as German Blue Jackets slowly Olympiad.- boisted the Chinese Flag into its Transocean News Service.

told a Transocean representative that though they had known that they would be cordially received, the actual reception had far ex- ceeded anything they had ever expected.

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passed to Stone, the latter tricking KOWLOON B.G.C. v. YACHT CLUB several opponents before sending a great drive which Tindall had to rise to. Gregory was playing a very hard game, but all, his clever passes came to no avall.

The visitors now took up the running and after Parker

had lobbed into the goal-mouth Godney sent in a smashing drive which Grimths did well to punch over the crossbar. From the resultant kick Lewis tricked Walsh and sent to Turton who just appeared to be too slow in picking it up, and Walsh had no difficulty in clearing. Play at this stage seemed to

R.U.R., were now apparently slow down and and although the

satisfied with their lead and re- homesters were not playing hard, sorted to playing the Scottish type their forwards never really got go of football which delighted the ing against Birnell and Edwards | crowd, and Lewis and Godney were who were kicking and tackling combining like veterans, this par- with great accuracy. The play ticular type of football appeared was, now confined to mid-fieldi till } to get the home defence rattle and half time, the teams turning round the backs were kicking wildly, the with the scores standing: R.U.R

result being that their forwards Boys 2 goals, R.W.F. and E. Lane, had to drop back to defence. Boys 1 goal,

From now until full time RUR. dominated play and appeared to be a well, trained team, showing ane understanding throughout the game, the final whistle sounded with the scores standing at three goals to one in favour of the R.U.R. Boys,

C. Hamilton. C. B. Hosking, H. H. white, J. G. Meyer, G. H. Sherriff Rose (skip); B. 8. Rogers, 8. M.

(skip): F. A. Cheesman, R. O. Read, J. C. GUL, G. E. F. Thompson (skip).

Yacht ClubW. N. Buyers, E. S. Abrahim, G. E. Costello, A. Steven- son (skip); P. B. Cassidy, D. J. Fra- ser, B. E. Maughan. K. S. Robertson (skip): A Murdoch, W. J. Hansen, J. A. D. Morrison, J. Bentley (skip). Reserve: F. E. King."

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Club de Recreio.-P. A. Xavier, à. P. Guterres, C. A. Lopes, C. H,'Bastu (skip); F. A. Machado, J. F. Å RI- beiro, A. V. Barrys, L. J. Süva (skip); E, de Sousa, C. M. 8. Alves, P. 4, Yvanovich, F. X. Soares (skip), H. K. Electric-W. E. Orchard, G. G. S. Thomson, W. Stoker, W. B. Muskett (sk!p); A, P, Tarbuck, Ti P. Saunderson, J. Sloan, J. F. Lanny (skip); V. Sorby, 3. La King Gỗ T. Padgett, 8. Desacon "(aktp); Reser- ve: H 8. Jones..

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Kowloon C.C, B. Dianen, A. Nissim. 8. J. Houghton, A Spary (skip); C. Fletcher, W. Mulcany, T. Carr, J. M. Jack (skip): L. Jack, W. W. Hist, L. E. Lammert, R P. Phil- lips (skip);"

The opening item of interest was a free kick against R.U.R. for a foul on Wheeler, but this was cleared and R.U.R. got away on the left per Bwinfield and Godney, the former being unable to con trol the ball at a critical moment

Considering the heat play began At the conclusion of the game to get very fast, Lewis raided on

both teams and officials were en- his own without result, and Sexton

tertained in that spacious and well was as quickly and as unsuccess decorated dining hall of H. W Football C. "B"-AW, Eayward, fully at the other end. Gregory Wing, R.WE. everyone, present 6, H. Strange, P. Morgan. J. A., R. worried his way into position and voting that more matches of this Selby (skip): J. 8. Howell, E:G sent to Laroiner but the latter was description would be very welcome. Gallington. N. M. Currie, F. H. W crowded out. The pace slowed | A return game will be arranged at | Haynes (skip): J. A. Gailing. I down a little but was still fast a later date

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