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Classic
In what proved to be one of the most exciting laterport gaise · ever to be witnessed in this. Colony, Shanghal narrowly defeat- ed Hong Kong on Thursday in the eighteenth match between these two ports by the scars of 4 goals to.3. Packed with thrilis throughout, the game revealed the visitors in a superior form and the persistent tagging of Los Wal-tong, Hong Kong's star cen- tre forward, by Jack Ward, the opposing centre half, was a fea- ture of the game.
was stopped by Gosano. Shanghai returned to the attack but Hong Kong broke away and Lee brought the ball towards the visitors goal but Marcal cleared.
Although Hong Kong had the better of the play for the greater part of the time, Shanghal's sporadic attacks on the local goal- mouth were more fruitful. Foyn, Shanghai's right-winger delighted Hong Kong pressed hard but the huge crowds with his dashing during the play Wilson handled play and effective kicking. De the ball and a free kick was award- Boissezon's handling of the shots led to Shanghai. Shanghai fell that came his way was a treat to into defensive play but the ball watch and the understanding be- was cleared into the Hong Kong tween him and Marca), Shanghal's side of the field where Foyn was skipper, served to compiste the caught in an offside position. defence link, the latter giving strong support to Victal who, young and inexperienced as he was frequently fofled Lee Wal- tong in his, dash towards the Shanghai goal.
Following a tricky play by Evans. Wilson wasted a kick' by shooting high.
Hong Kong continued to press hard and a first time shot by Lee saw Boissezon catching the ball and falling on his face, but the Shang- hal eustodian go to his feet and cleared. A minute later Lee broke through again but this time he was ruled offside.
"SCORE AGAIN REDUCED
Hong Kong further reduced the score when, following a glancing shot off one of the Shanghai de- fenders' feet, Wilson ran in to net the ball. (Shanghal 3. Hong Kong 2).
A minute later Lee spoiled a good movement by being offside. The resultant play saw Shanghal press on the Hong Kong goal but Bossuet skled the ball. A minute later Foyn took advantage of a break in the Hong Kong defence and sent in a difficult angle shot that entered the net. (8Shanghal 4, Hong Kong 2).
LEE SCORES AGAIN
A period of midfeld play follow- ed during which both sides worked hard to get the advantage until a penalty was awarded Hong Kong for dangerous play by Belinsky in the Shanghai area, Lee Wal-tong making sure with the resultant kick. (Shanghai 4, Hong Kong 31. The last quarter of the game was fraught with excitement ng the ball was swung back and forth down the field. Botasezon at- tempted to clear the ball during one of Hong Kong's attacks by. throwing it to Marcal but a scrim- mage ensued and the local team nearly came to scoring again.
SHANGHAI WORRIED
HONG KONG MISSES Some midfeld play took place, Hong Kong's play revealed sev- following which Yeung centred eral flaws in the team. Campbell nicely but Boissezon cleverly being completely off-form. This caught the ball and clearly easily. player did not justify his inclusion A minute later Lee Wai-tong broke in the local side, his passing being through the Shanghal defence to faulty. Lee Wal-tong was, as ever, sent in a low centre but Wilson dangerous, but found himself too missed badly. Hong Kong again closely watched by Jack Ward. came back when Bickford brought | and forced Shanghai to concede a Lee attempted a break through On the whole, Hong Kong's de-the ball into the Shanghai area fence was weak while their for- but his pass went astray. Fung take advantage of the kick
corner but Hong Kong failed to wards failed to take advantage of then attempted a long shot which minute later Bossuet took a first every opening that offered itself went wide." to them.
time shot which went over the bar. Yeung then brought on a moment of anxiety for the Shanghat de- fenders.
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HUGE CROWDS A dull day, ideal for football, was served up by the weatherman for this soccer classic, which was & feature
of the Chinese New Year holidays. A huge crowd, es- timated at approximately. 8,000, packed the stands at the Navy ground, Causeway Bay, to witness
Yeung broke through on the wing and centred but Boissezon minute later Evans took a free kick punched the ball out to safety. A for "hands" against Shanghai but skied the ball Shanghal launched an attack on over i.le bar.
broke through on his own to beat the Hong Kong goal and Roboostoff Pau with a low shot. (Shanghai 1. Hong Kong 0).
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LEE. DANGEROUS
A few minutes after the replay. Lee attempted a long shot which was cleared safely: Following some tricky movements by Yeung, Lee sent in another dangerous
the clash between the two rival ports. Hundreds of other specta- tors even took, positions on the hillside which offered them a dis- tant but clear view of the game.
Some excitement was caused by a little fire which broke out in the open stand on the north side of the Beld but ground officials quick-shot which the Shanghal custodian ly put out the insignificant blaze. again cleared.
Lee came near to scoring a min- OFFICIALS ASSISTED
ute later when he crashed through Sailors and Boy Scouts assisted the Shanghal defence on the run the officials and very efficiently but Vietal cleverly brought him directed the crowds to their seats, down for one of his team-mates Right up to the start of the game citing moments after this as the to clear. There were several ex- hundreds lined up in queues at the different entrances, seeking visitors fought hard to stem back the Hong Kong attacks. Boissezon
admittance.
By kind permission of Li-Col caught the ball in the air from a J. Muirhead, M.C., and Officers, pass from Yeung and cleared the Pipe Band of the 1st Battalion neatly but a few seconds later was of the Seaforth Highlanders pre- forced to concede a corner. sented an entertaining program- SHANGHAI SCORES AGAIN me of pipe must under 'Drum- Major J. M. Wilkie and Pipe-Major and Jim Ward put the finishing Shanghai broke through, again D. R. MacLennan.
touch to the movement
with a
The referee was Sgt. Isley. R.Elucky shot as he claibed with Par
(Shanghai 2, Hong Kong n).
and the linesmen
were C.P.O. Smyth, R.N., and Mr. D. Kossick
THE PLAYERS
The teams lined up as follows: Hong Kong:-Pay Ka-ping: Lee Tin-sang and A. V. Gosano; Leung Wing-chiu, M. Campbell and R. Evans; Yeung Shul-yick, Fung King-cheong, Lee Wal-tong (cap tala). A Wilson and B. I. Bick. ford.
Shanghai: de Boissezon; Victal and Marcal (captain); Collet, Jack Ward and Cochran; Foyn, Belinsky, Roboostoff, Bossuet and Jim Ward."
HONG KONG WINE TOSS
Foyn had a clear run down the sideline soon after the reply to beat the Hong Kong defence but his shot went wide. The visitors attacked again and this time Foyn broke through to beat Pau with a shot that hit the underpart of the bar in the corner of the goal. (Shanghal 3, Hong Kong 0)...
The half time whistle followed soon after this ̈*•
HONG KONG'S FIRST GOAL
Hong Kong opened the second session by attacking immediately and a minute later Lee Wal-tong Shanghai lost the toss and kick-broke through brilliantly with a ed of towards the Club house, shot that gave Boissezon Bossuet passed the ball to Foyn chance. (Shanghai 3. Hong Kong who ran down the side-line but1).
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A special meeting of the club is to be held to consider the question
of closing down.
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club, and as there are no funds available the committee have with great regret no alternative but to recommend that the club be closed down."
The Leicestershire County Oric- ket Club have had many ups and
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A meeting of the committee has donations they were able to start
passed following resolution:
"Owing to the unfavourable re- sponse to the letter calling atten- tion to the lack of support for the
last season with a balance in hand, put on account of bad weather and poor gates a loss of, £2300 was in- curred on the season
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during the closing, minutes of the Hong Kong. attacked strongly
game and just before the end Lee shot at an open goal but Marcal kicked it into touch. The final luckily put his foot to the ball and whistle blew sounded almost im mediately after.
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