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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1938-PAGE 11

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SENIOR LEAGUE PROSPECTS

CLUB TO MEET EASTERN: NAVYTM

SHOULD DEFEAT POLICE ON HOME GROUND

Will Kowloon Hold Middlesex

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At Sookunpoo To-Morrow?

Kwong Wah Meet Royal Scots On Sunday

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(BY C. I. R. E)."

SENIOR LEAGUE FOOTBALL PROGRAMME for the week-end comprises Ave matches al of which will be played on Island grounds" and. though there are no major clashes, the programme nevertheless includes one OF two interesting matches. Though the weather has not been too welcome during the past few days it is hoped that Jupiter Pluvius will not interfere to too great an extent with the Senior League fixtures.

Eastern, strong contenders for honours this season but who have yet to be fully extended, should drive home the issue without much difficulty against the Club seniors on the Valley ground. But one must bear in mind that the Club had the distinction of subduing the Middlesex a week or so after the military side had triumphed against a strong Chinese Federation team in a charity match.

Last week Club almost took full points from St. Joseph's but had to be content to share four goals. On the whole Eastern, with the recent Inclusion of Ho Kar-keung. a very fine forward who' made his debut in a charity fixture last week, should win.

King-cheon and Kwok Ting-kee being uncanny. Tang Kwong-sum and Lau Tau-man. а very clever Shanghat player, complete one of the most formidable attacks in Colony football at present.

Kwan--hon; Leung Pak-wal, Maic Bul-hon; Lau Wal-Dui. Lim Tak-po, Tse Kam-hung; Yeung Shul-ylck. Yeung Kau-po: Chan Tak-fat, Lau Ching-sang, and Lee Shek-you.

KOWLOON F. C. will travel to forwards. Lai Shiu-wing, Fung SOUTH CHINA "B": Tam

Bookunpoo where at 4.30 they will be opposed to the Middlesex and this should prove the most Interesting match of the day. The mainlanders did well last Saturday to draw with the Royal Scots and they now have a forward line, led by Blake, that is rápidly building up a fine combination

Known as a team to spring surprise results, Kowbon will be carefully watched by the soldiers. Middlesex. on the other hand, have two very steady defenders in Watson and Sheehan with Jackson ad excellent man between the sticks. Middlesex will be the probable winners.

POLICE--MacHardy; Blackburn. CONGRATULATIONS

Pope North, Britain, Parker; Moss, The Middlesex Regiment are to be Wall, Howlett. Morrison and Toylor, congratulated

their on

truly

KWONG WAHL-Lee Kwok-kee; splendid win last Saturday at Hou Ying-sang. Chung Fai-lam: Caroline Bill at the expense of the Cheong Wing. Yeung Tae-tsong | strongly-favoured South China "A". Henry Young; Lan Wing-kul, Lau Though it was an odd-goal vic-Fook-chuen Chin Chi-fan, Chenk tory, nevertheless It Wis well Shek-kam and Wong King-cheung deserved.

NAVY.-Dickerson: Bellis, Dar- The soldiers pulled through many gan; Honeywell, Webster. Ridley; hectic moments in their own Phippens, Muggliston, Newlands. citadel especially in the second Thoburn and Betts. half. Jackson. In goal, did his On the Navy ground at Cause-part and well too.

CLUB. Coles: 8. Strange, Nogalt- He saved a zik; Skinner, Forrow. E. Strange: way Bay, the Police will be enter penalty from Fung King-cheong Kiwan, V. Drossel, Fowler, Bick tained by the Senior Service and which is no mean feat for Fang ford and Plle. the home team should win. The kicks with deadly accuracy es- ST. custodians of the law played In their first promising football League match of the season against South China "B" last Sun- day and it was only in the latter

pecially from the 12-yards spot.

KOWLOON. - Hartley; Everest,

JOSEPH'S.-U. Bouza; L Souza, Hussain; Marques, Leonard, At Kowloon, the Royal Scots. who Peretra: Castilho. Gomes. Gaan on the previous week received a Azim and Santos." severe trouncing at the hands of South China "A" made a much Ulrich: Eastman, Elies, 'Honniball: stages that they fell away badly to

better showing and were unlucky W. Knox, Jorge, Blake. White and allow the Chinese to get a tally of four goals, bringing their total sixthe Kowloon F. C. notching the

not to have gathered both points. Riertsen,

the Police having scored two.

ROYAL SCOTS-Duncan; Fraser,

Brittain, who has turned out for the last minute. Blake's return to Munro, Keane, Hossack, Allan and equaliser through Dennis Blake in McDonald; Bran, Procter, Clarke: the policemen for many seasons, is Soccer this season is certainly McKay.

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again entrusted with pivotal duties giving added impetus to the Kow- and he may be regarded as always loon attack and Victor White is Ka-kuen, Mew Wah-kwok: Soong being a tireless worker in defence as steady as ever.

With the retur shortly of Johnston the police attack should

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EASTERN :-Iau Bin-hong: Ho

Ling-sing. Hauj King-sing, Lo Wai- kuen; Chan ping-to, Lee Tak kee: Club and St: Joseph's shared four guen Kam-shun. Chau Man-chi

LEONARD'S THRUST

be strengthened. This is a depárt-geals at the Valley and it was and Hau Ching-to. ment of Police football that is a wise on the part of the Saints, in constant WOLTY to the selec-

the second half. when A. J. Hus-

tors. A fair game should result sain moved up from back into his VOLUNTEERS WIN

with the Navy favourites...

Supporters

of Kwong

customary pivotal berth to allow Wah, David Leonard to infuse

on Sunday afternoon to witness their encounter against the Royal Scots.

Kwong Wah have a very useful side and has yet to gain

Kwong Wah, newcomers to Senior Brigadier A.B. Thomson and experience in big football. ⠀ In their first match, Kwong Wah were by South China "B" in their debut League football, who were defeated defeated by South China "B" by match at Caroline Hill, were un- two goals to nil while last Sunday

lucky not to the Navy only. Just managed to

snatch two, points share two points with the Kowloon from the Navy at Kowloon last team. Kwong Wah's progress is Sunday being robbed of this only being watched with interest and their side includes such stalwart when the saflors penetrated their

goal. players as Henry Young and Cheuk Shek-kam The Scotsmen gathered six goals against the

"bables" of the senior league will thrust in the forward line. In their match between China Command more Below are the results of the golf travel in full force to Bookunpoo opening match this season,

Club surprised supporters by gain- HK.V.D.C. played at Shek-O on the Headquarters and Officers of the ing a snap victory over the Mid-Wednesday: dlesex at Bookunpoo.

in the last minute of the game

-Playing-at-home, South China

ful

McHardy.

Up Up

Col. N. M. 8. Irwin`lost to ́HE the Governor and Lt.-

Col. H. B. L. Dowbiggin 0 Major A. S. Johnstone and Capt. R. B. Lecky lost to Lt. Col. H. B. Rose and Lt.- Col. E. J. R. Mitchell......

Major F. T. Baines and

Capt. A. Urquhart and Lt.

Major J. C. McDonald beat

R. K. Valentine ..........

1

0

G. T. L. Archer halved with

Major M. A. Johnson and: Lt. N. Garland".

0 0

1 12

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will probably win but Kveng Wah police, Chan Tak-fat a very use-Col, G. C. Gowland and Maj may be relied on to give their op- ponents a good game.

centre-forward, being top Trams and buses, travelling east scorer. The police played well in ward on Sunday will be packed the first half but fell away badly with Caroline Hill supporters all the latter stages of the game bent on seeing, South China "when the Chinese got. four past meet St. Joseph's on the Causeway Bay ground. The result may be regarded as a foregone conclusion but the Baints are good stickers SOUHT CHINA "A":-Pan Ka- The H.K.V.D.C. have played six and David Leonard will be a thorn) ping: 'Mak Shui-hop, Lee Tin-cans; of these matches this summer, this in the Chinese defence. Les Waf- Leung Wing-chul, Lau Hing-chot, laat being an Officers' side. They tong has yet to make his ap-Lee Kwok-wai; Tang Kwong-sum, have won four, drawn two, and lost pearance in a League match but it Lar Shut-wing, Fung King-cheong. none. His Excellency the Gover- is probable that he will not be Kwok Ying-ki and Lau Tau-man. nor being the Honorary Colone) of turning out: There is no doubt |- MIDDLESEX.-Jackson; Watson, the Corps has played with the about the all-round brillance of Sheehan 'Freshwater, Bright, Honorary Lt.-Col H. B. L. Dowbig- the Chinese attack the wider Wilkinson; Pearson, Courtney, gini on two, occasions, on both of standing between the three inside Grogan, Saw and Marrable.

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· Result H.K.V.D.C. Officers won, by Probable teams are as followe:—11 ap.

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