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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. MONDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1929.

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KOWLOON'S GREAT

DISPLAY.

WELL-DESERVED WIN OVER S. CHINA.

BORDERERS AND ATHLETIC NET FOUR TIMES.

made no mistake from the spot.

In between these goals, Pau, Ka ping made a host of brilliant saves, one, a pile-driver from Gul- lagher, at the expense of a cornee During a melee in the South China almouth, five direct shots were put in, three of them being charg ed down, Pau pushing out the other two in brilliant style.

returned to the right-half berth, Reaves to the contro-forward posi- tion, Skiggs went up to aide- right and Martin was brought in at left back.

The side won by four clear goals, but the result must not be taken us indieative of the success. of the experiments, The match was not a real test for the now com. bination. The Recreio had two notable absentees, Ward And Marques, and they played with little of their customary en.

thusiasm.

The Borderers dominated the exchanges throughout, and Reoves twice tested Lawrence with hot drives, in the first five minutes. Other fast speculators missed narrowly. He scored from close range,

.however, some twenty- from the start.

five minutes Skiggs put the soldiers two ap In comparison, Angus had a holi soon after resumption, while fur- day South China essuyed an other goals came from McGlinchey casional: breakaway, and some of and. Skiggs. their shots came very close, 'but Angus was only twice called upon during the whole of the game to save shots which otherwise would

CLUB LOSE TO NAVY.have entered the net.

Bright attractive football was the order throughout, the gume be ing fought at a very fast pace [By "Wanderer."}

from start to finish. South China made encouraging ventures now Two of the five unbeaten teams and again, Fung King-cheong in the Senior Division surrendered working assiduously for an open their colours on Saturday, the ing, but they grew more ragged Club to the Royal Navy and South as the game progressed and finish

with individual bursts China to Kowloon. Kowloon's 2-0ed up success over South China was the which came to nought against a outstanding performance of the tesolute defence. day. South China were strongly

South China's defenders, parti- fancied, in some quarters, to win, cularly L Tin-sang, Pau Ka-ping but Kowloon werd' superior from and Leung Wing-tak, put up start to finish, and with any luck magnificent display taking into would have increased their mar consideration the pressure to which gin. A linesman

given they were subjected, but was marching orders!

Siu-hong and Fung King-cheong The Borderers and the Athletic were the only dangerous forwarda. easy The team suffered a severe setback credited themselves wins against the Club de Recreio in the first five minutes when Ip and St. Joseph's respectively, Pak-wn damaged himself and play- while the Somersets defeated theed passenger for the whole of the Police. It is notable that winning first half. He was able to do more teams got 15 goals as against one after the interval, but was never by losers.

his normal self.

with

In the Junior Division, scoring Was below average, the Navy Reserves with four claiming the highest of the afternoon...

The results were:

Kowloon

Navy

K.O.S.B.

Police

St. Joseph's

Senior, Division.

2 South China

2 H.K.F.C.

Recreio

Somersets

Chinese Ath.

Junior Division.

Chinese "B" 1 RA. Res.

K.O.S.B.

3 HK.F.C. Res. Kowloon Res. 2 Ewo. R.A.M.C. 0 Eastern

3. China "A" 13 Recreio

S. China "B" 3 Navy Res. 3 University

St. Joseph's Somersets

0 Chinese "A"

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KOWLOON'S FINE EFFORT. South China Made to Look Mediocre.

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As a spectacle; the gume pro- duced little to enthuse over, though naturally considerable interest was taken in the showing of the reconstructed Borderers team. Reeves proved himself constantly dangerous and Martin's form generally suggested that Reeves might be spared from left, back. Skiggs Is à player who seems capable of iltting himself into any position, and he did exceedingly well, though I imagine he must give way to Stock when the latter is fit again. Everest held his own against Brown and Beltrao, while Davey always' had Razz-Pereira in complete subjec tion. Gear did not impress at left- half, though it must be barne in mind that he was opposed to the Recreio's most dangerous raider.

H. Remedios, A. A. Remedios and B Gosano were the only Recreio players to do justice to themselves..

NO OPPOSITION.

Athletic Mach Too Good For St. Joseph's.

The result of the match between St. Joseph's and the Athletle was Within five never in doubt. minutes, Suen had given them an opener, and before the intercal, Tso Kwal-sing and Suen had in- creased the advantage. The second half was desultory, the Chinese indulging in pattern-wear- ing, to the delight of the gallery which they had set themselves out! to entertain. Rocha's goal suc- cumbed only once more, Suen Kam-shun getting his best goal with a powerful drive.

South China's apparent forward weakness was largely due to the splendid display of the Kowloon half-backs. They broke up all South China's attacks relentlessly, partly by judicious tackling and partly by clever anticipation. There was a real understanding in the oline, too, which probably made 0 them appear even better than they were. Dowman particularly is to 4be congratulated on. settling flown

so readily to the centre-half berth His feeding of his forwards was 1 extremely well-judged. The pass ing of Bliss also showed improve

St. Joseph's might have put un ment, and his general work was as a better display had they not been good as ever. Hedley Was his

defeat. The In- usual colourful self, delightfully feriority complex exhibited itself

prepared for cool and sure in everything he 2 Attempted.

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Kowloon's victory over South China must have surprised these who had not seen the mainlanders running steadily into form. Yet on the day's play there was no comparison between the two teams. Kowloon's, all-round superiority was more convincingly illustrated than the margin of two clear goals would suggest; indeed, with a lit tle luck and a little more punch in the centre, and they would have credited themselves with the big- gest win of the day..

from the beginning, and if Racha

McKelvie was the mainstay of had not been in particularly good the attack, making superb openings form, a heavy toll would have been for his colleagues, and keeping the exacted. Hyder, Reid, and 0. M. line constantly on the move by long Omar did their best to co-operate swinging passes to the right wing with him in stemming the tide, but as well as the left. Miles and Pile, they received Mttle encouragement on the left and right wings respec- from the methods of their for- tively, were always dangerous wards when the latter were given raiders, crossing the ball accurately possession. at all times, and threatening danger The Athletic defence. gave by cutting in when opportunity nothing away, and their forwards offered. Easterbrook and Gallag showed up really prominently for her both gave improved displays.the first time this season.

· Angus inspired confidence in goal and the play of Gillett and C. Pile: in front of him must have given him confidence also. Pile was a symbol of coolness, and grace and has not played better this aenson. Gillett was violent, contrast, but hé achieved nearly as much by his fearless tackling and impetuous judgment.

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SOMERSETS WIN.

Defence Beaten For The

First Time.

The Somersets defeated the Police by three goals to one, but the display of their forwards was not altogether satisfactory. In midfield they did. all that roald have been expected of them, but in the vicinity of goal they seemed to lose, their assurance, and with it numerous opportunities.

When they gained the lead just before half-time, it was an un- expected goal. Palmer hit a ball from West first-time and Estall no chance. Much better

The trend of the game was really settled. in the firet five minutes. The home team opened, with a

CLUB HARD PRESSED. series of dazzling movements, be- wildering almost in their rapidity.

Navy Score Once in Each falf. throwing South China completely. off their balance. They never re-

The Club failed to settle down covered, and only Pau Ka-ping re- and gave a poor display against mained cool among it all. The the Navy which benefited from two half-backs were thrown out of or three changes made in the com- their stride; never quite got over position of their side. Fortunate their astonishment that the opposily, Rodger, Bishop, Stewart and had tion could walk through them with Watson were in good form, and openings had presented themselves such remarkable case, apparently their strenuous efforts kept the prior to this, but the shooting was scoring down to one goal in each extraordinarily weak for a ling so set themselves out to prevent a re-half, Foote netting the first, and well versed in other articles of the petition, and concentrated on de- Dickinson the second.

game. fence to the detriment of their As I feared, the absence of "Estall showed up prominently Wallington seriously reduced the with Wyrne and Williams:after The sting was, therefore, taker efficiency of the defence, furille the interval, when the Someracts out of South China before the Holmes did a number of good showed brighter promise, ab-he game was ten minutes old. Kow-things, particularly with his head, was twice defeated by Baker. Be- Toon did not maintain the same he was too easily beaten by tween Baker's first and second high standard throughout they Dickinson, who was the Navy's goals, Valentine penetrated the were forced to ease cars for most dangerous forward. period when a dispute" resulted in

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In attack, the Club were not Somersets defence for the first the Chinese linesman being order. well served. Alexander and Scott time this season.

The score did not represent the ed off the field, and then did not tried to liven things up by speedy entirely recapture the rythm raids on the extreme wings, but run of the play. The Somersets which marked their earlier attacks the inside men were woefully might have made their victory The Police bat they were always the domi- weak, and seldom offered a serious more pronounced. nate team, and Pau Ka-ping had threat to the Navy goal. Perks were triers, however, and when an extremely anxious afternoon.

skilful they broke away were dangerous. again proved himself a pivot for the Navy, breaking up Wynne gave glimpses of his best His geal succumbed within the the spasmodic attacks down the form, and Butcher was leas first ten minutes, and the manner middle with ease, and distributing prominent than he has been for of its scoring is worthy of de the ball with nice exactitude. several matches. scription as revealing Kowloon's Churchhouse and Lambert also did Knapp, West and Karris methods. McKelvle set Miles go well.✨

dominated the game, their skilful ing, received; a neat retura pasa, The Navy forwards were not tackling preventing the Police swung the ball to the right wing well together, but they were all forwards from getting thoroughly where Pile rounded Lau Mau and hard workers, and Rodger had by settled at any stage. middled the 'bal delightfully for no means a comfortable afternoon. Miles to run in and head through. Pau was completely beaten, but na the ball dropped just behind him he tried to swing round and kick it out, succeeding only in pushing. the ball into the back of the net.

K.D.S.B. GET FOUR.; Trying to Solve the Centre- Forward Problem.

LOCAL HOCKEY.

The following team will represent the Y.M.C.A. in their match at King's Park to-morrow evening at 6 pm. against the King's Own Scottish Bora. derers 2nd:--F. G. Atya; J. M. Purvis, A. C. Jeffreya; Snelling. F W. R

The K.O.S.B., In the absence of Kowloon did not score again Stock, took occasion to make a until five minutes from the end series of experiments with their when Leung Wing-chiu handled in side in the hope of solving their Allen, H. Mundy, RW. Sapsed, G. the penalty area and McKelvis centre-forward problem. Evert Mitchell T. J. Price, W. H. Smith,

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MR. F. S. HARRISON WINS CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP.

The championship of the Shak ✪ Golf Club was played off, yesterday over 30 holes, the title being won by Mr. F. S. Harrison, who, wont round in 75 in the morning and 80° in the afternoon. His aggregate of

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IRELAND LOSE INTER NATIONAL SOCCER MATCH.

Belfast, Oct. 20. In a soccer match played here before 45,000 spectators, England beat Ireland by three goals to nil.

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