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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1929.

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KOWLOON ALONE | stuff.

UNDEFEATED.·

HALF-BACKS BREAK UP K.O.S.B. ATTACK.

SOMERSETS OUTPLAYED BY ATHLETIC:

“SOCCER” UPSETS.

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nigh perfect uxhibition of contro- and Crawley distinguished them half-back play, while Bliss after selves in a grim struggle after the an inspiring first-half display, interval, but the Athletic put the Haished up in the second with even result bøyent! doubt through Suen more deadly tackling.

Kam-shun. The "soldiers wore The half-backs were also the awarded a penalty a few minute bost part of the Borderers' team from the end and Knapp defonteil Davey tried hard to get his for Chan Shok-pui from the spot. wards into working order, and Skiggs pinyed well after a shaky defence, but whereas the Somersets Both sides were well served in start. Everest also improved asianives and backs were contending the game wore on, but he was too with a sparkling forward line. hard worked to be of much

ns-the Chinese dofendors found them- sistance to his forwards..

selves opposed by a very disjointed FALL OF THE SOMERSETS,

line and consequently were able to shine.

Athletic Better'in All Departments,

RECREIO POOR. Lawrence Keeps South China. Score Down,

de Recrelo convincingly on the South China defeated the Club.

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They seemed dangerous late in the second half when Bliss, concentrating on the centre of the field, left Torrie open and danger threatened from the In the right-winger's centres.

Few imagined that the Sumer circumstances, however, the situa-sets would have an easy game on tion seemed favourable to Kowloon their first visit to the Stadium, but rather than otherwise as Torrie's still fewer expected them to be freedom drew the attack, to this side of the field, and allowed the run off their feet by the Athletic, Kowloon ground, scoring four visitors

case. The goals to which their waA as proved to be the to concentrate their defence against the one danger

Athletle won by three goals to one response. But for the fine work spot.

and fully deserved the margin of of Lawrence in goal. and to a their success.

lesser extent, Silva-Natto, the The Borderers half-backs played

The Somersets for the greater Recreio would probably have auf- well, but they could not compare part of the game played like a fered more severely, and this in in destructive tactics with the second rate team. Their defence spite of the fact that South China Kowloon line, while Gillet and Pile was uncertain with the exception were without Fung King-chong were backs infinitely superior to of one or two players, they were And Wong Mee-shun and were re- [By Wanderer."] Gardiner and Martin. Ke vloon anything but effective in their quired to re-shuffle their side com-

on the day also had the advantage tackung, and the forwards totally A

pletely. smart,

thoroughly-earned forward. Their only weak spot acked combination. Whether the fence and the Recreio, minus B. The Chinese were sound in de victory over the K.O.S.B. On Was at centre-forward where Saturday left Kowloon the only Simpson failed to settle down.sence of Baker made any ma-Gosano, Ward, and Brown in the undefeated team in the Senior Still, if he did little else, he maderial difference it is difficult to forward line, and A, A, Remedios League, the Somersets playing the perfect pass which enabled y. Guest who filled the breach in the half-back line, never had à their share in the establishment McKelvie to score the winning could not be classed as the worst chance. of this position by failing against goal five minutes after the start, Torward. Chinese Athletic.

Chu Kwok-luen opened the scor- The Chinese an their other handling in the first minute and he got and he sat the wings going finely Only a goal separated Kowloon on several occasions with nicely produced their best form. They two more before the end of the and the Borderers at the close of judged passes. He would have kept the ball on the move and the game, thus bringing his tally to

keenly-contested encounter, but been a success if he had gathered swift accurate / pusses the winners were unquestionably the

had the fix in his last two matches. Lau the better wide, and with the efficiency.

that Somersets deferders wheeling and Man who played Inside left instead

doubting in their tracks. slightest luck would have

of right-back got the other. McKelvie was the initiator of It must not be supposed that the increased the margin of success.

The Recrolo forwards started St. Joseph's earned points for the majority of the dangerous at-soldiers, were kept on the defen off dashingly but were blotted first time, defeating the tacks. He always drew and ive. Their halfes were sufficient out before the game was fifteen old. The half-backs Police handsomely, while the Navy defeated his half-back by swingly constructive to open up the at- minutes maintained their recent good forming a pass over his head or away, tack frequently but the forwards worked exceedingly hard, but when by disposing of the Royal Artiland he distributed the ball to both were without plan, and there was they did succeed in checking an lery.

sides of the field with marked dis-rarely a time when the Athletic attack, kicked aimlessly up the In the Junior Division, the Navy, cretion. Incidentally, he put in defenders had real chuse for in-field and were of little service to Reserves and South China "A three of the finest shots of the xiety. Rayson never got out of tim the front line. Ogley and Silva- played a goalless draw, the day. Gallagher gave a greatly in grip of Wong Shui-wa, Bowley-Netto did their best to stem the

exhibition, K.O.S.B. scored ten goals against proved

Pile Bull was not fast enough to cir-tide, but the quick passing of the Recreio, while the University benefited accordingly proving him cumvent Lai Yuk-tat, Butcher South China had them guessing. obtained their first win, and the self, like Miles, a dashing raider. being the only dangerous man in! ST. JOSEPH'S FIRST WIN.. Ewo their first point of the season. The greatest work, however, was the line.

The full results are appended: done by the Kowloon half-backs. The Athletic scored 'soon after) Bring Off Surprise Against.

Senior Division.

They broke up the Borderers' at-the start, Wong Pak-chong putting

Police.. tempts at combination relentlessly. through during a corner scrim- Hedley held the Alexander-Me-mage. Before the interval, Tso

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BRILLIANT DEFENCE. Kowloon's Fine Win Over The Borderers.

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St. Joseph's sorpidsed avery

Glinchey wing with absolute as-Kwai-sing had, added to the lead body by defeating the Police hand. Jsurance; Dowman gave a well-with a terrific drive.. Hayward

All the qualities of whole- heartedness combined with a great deal of capital football; enabled Kowloon, to lower the colours of the K.O.S.B. From stait to finish it was 2 ding-dong struggle. fought at a terrific pace, full of thrills derived from both goal- area struggles and clever touches in mid-field, and always Kowloon were the more effective tearg Chief credit must go to the defence, where scarcely one of the players put a foot, wrong in the whole game, but if it was not to be expected that the forwards could achieve the same brilliant standard, the line was certainly not to be despised. Every man played spiritedly, took the shortest route for goal, and a shot whenever the opportunity affered. I Kowloon got through 'only onee, it was due not to their lack of shooting ability, but to the superb display of Shears between the posts for the Borderers, He saved magnificently from Pile, McKelvie (twice), Miles and Bowman in the first half, and he was twice, as busily engaged with hot drives in the second. One brilliant "save" of his is) worth special mention. Miles; receiving from McKelvis, raced away and was through' before the Borderers' defence could got into position, putting in a terrific low drive which Shears stopped out failed to hold, the ball twisting inwards and being clearly visible just inside the net. Shears hooked it out smartly before the referee was able to get up and though Kowloon made a very confident ap peal for a goul, the point was not allowed.

"Twice afterwards, Miles got through in similar style and put in similar shots, but Shears got to them both..

The defeat of the K.O.S.B. came, I am inclined to hellove, with the complete subjection of Reeves, on whom, the Borderers chiefly rely for goals. He got in one good shot in the whole match-taking a free kick, and forcing Angus to make a great save on the line. Two players shared in the blotting out of Reeves. Dowman gave one of the finest displays of his career and hold him easily, but if he was not on hand when the ball went the way of Reeves, Gillett would nip in and rob the big centre-forward with cool Judgment

only equalled by that of his partner Chrissie" Pile against the usually clever Stock.

As a matter of fact the usually lively Borderers forward line was made to appear very second-rate

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