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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. MONDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1930.

CENTRAL THEATRE. WORLD SPORT

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Commencing Thursday, Oct. 9th. ·

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THE

through by Lee Yes-shun, Rotger could always field the side that being unsighted.

defeated the Royal Navy by four In the first half there was much goals to two on Saturday, but I that was likeable about the efforts understand that several of their] of both sides, "but subsequently, most useful men are affected by the kleking was generally hap this year's trooping, and that hazard, particularly that of the more team-building will be necos | Club, Goldman tried to rally the sary. There was

no semblance forwards towards the close, but of a fluks in their win over the though the ball was frequently in Navy. On the contrary, it was the Chinese penalty area, Chan not until they eased off in conse Shek-pui was never seriously quence of a lead of four goals that. troubled.

the Navy really came into the pic- Lam Yuk-ying was the inspira- ture. Once gaining the initiative," GOOD BEGINNING exhibition and the impression that tion of the Athletic. This veteran the Navy showed to much advan

even without their "star" forwards player filled the centre-half posi- tage, hetting twice and seriously they are potentially the best Chin-tion and he dominated the threatening Fletcher's charge on BY CHINESE.

ese team for many years. Some centre of the field completely. He other pecasions.

ATHLETIC DISPLAY FINE FORM..

SOUTH CHINA DEFEAT SOMESETS.

ARMY SUCCESSES.

of the clever touches and finesse was well supported by Li Kok-chiu

of such players as Suen Kam-shun and Ho Chi-yin, while behind him Midfield play ruled, but there are noticeably absent, but the speed Leung Yuk-toug and Lai Yuk-tat was all the difference in the world and accuracy of all their move had a comparatively easy time. in the methods of the rival sides ments, and, above all, the direct-The Athletic are lucky in having when it came to the all-important ness of their methods, ranks them wingers of the calibre of Mak finishing touches. The R. A. wore as a much more formidable aide Kwok-tung and Li Hung-ching to well on the target, and did not than they were last season, replace Tso Kwai-sing and Chan waste time in needless Hourishes, The Club are more difficult to Kwong-ui. They played an impor- whereas the Navy quintette lesi- place. It was clearly illustrated taat part in the success of the af- tated to shoot outside a six years' within a few minutes of the start tack, all of their centres having a range. Dickinson, the left winger, that there was a real weakness spice of danger about them. The the only survivor of last season's forward line, was less at fault than at right back, but apart from inside men were reat in every- his colleagues, and he troubled this deficiency, for the first thing they did and particularly im- twenty minutes or so they impress-pressive in the manner in which Oliver and Watson so much that! ed as a fine all-round side cer- they took the ball on the run. easy openings were presented on [By "Wanderer."]

tainly likely to more than hold At one time it appeared likely the left and thrown away. their own in the league. Later that they would secure a bigger Gill opened the scoring for the The clash of the Volunteer it was necessary to modify this victory, but the Club defenders de-R. A. with a characteristic effort, Sports with the opening of the view. They fell away badly from clined to throw up the sponge. Bfe- and before the interval, Allen had local football season caused the the high standard of their intro- Bride and Watson deserve honour-added twice with smart efforts. postponement of two of the senior duction, having apparently set a able mention in this connexion. games scheduled for Saturday. pace they could not maintain. In the remaining games, the most The forwards were the greatest ARGYLLS 'SCRAPE THROUGH enlightening was that between disappointment. Strange did some

Port Shooting In Opener Chinese Athletic and the Club. excellent work early on, and was:

Against Police. The Athletic do not appear to inept after the interval: Gold- have suffered by the loss of their man waited for openings to be Much clever play by the Argyll star forwards, while the highly made in vain, and then began to and Sutherland Highlanders was promising Club eleven revealed a make clever openings for his col-nullified by the absence of a final lack of understanding requiring leagues and saw them frittered punch, and though they had the remedy before they give of their away. The half-backs were good, better of the game against the best.

Bishop played a sterling game at Police from start to finish, the two) The Argylls, the R.A. and Athle-back, and on the whole the de-points were secured by a solitary It was an interesting and well- tic obtained both points in their fence may be regarded us having goal, and that a trifle lucky. contested game, without aspiring respective games. In a specially come out with a certain amount Neither Team played what one to any heights so far as skill goes. arranged game South China beat of credit.

would call good fottball, the com- The R. A. were well balanced, all the Somersets.

The initial display of Segulen, bination of the Argylls frequently the players pulling their weight. The juniors produced good the French international, was suffering against eager tackling, Timberlake was conspicuous. in the form, much in accord with ex-watched with more than ordinary while the Police made few at- Navy defence, but both Noonan were weak under pectations. The only features interest. In this game he was tempts at co-operation between the and Weston were the University's strong re- patchy. His passes did not al-different departments of the team. pressure.. sistance to Athletic Reserves, and ways go where they were intended Clark was the star player. Had

SOUTH CHINA'S WIN. the R.A.O.C. double figure score and his tackling was not

over- he made mistakes, the Argylls against the R.AS.C. Full results impressive. But he worked stren- might have obtained a good win,

Somersets Taken Out of Stride by Rough Play. uously the whole seventy minutes, in spite of weak finishing, but he' saved one certain goal by a bril-handled the ball coolly and accu-

and time and again South China, whose fixture with liant recovery, and numerous deft rately, touches left little doubt. that a brought off brilliant saves when the Kecreio was postponed owing" few matches will bring out some the downfall of his goal appeared to the Volunteer Sports, met the Somersets instead and commenced thing a great deal better than his certain. form in this game.

follow:

South China 3 Somersets Argyll

"Isadore the Toreador!" DENNIS KING

Senior League.

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Club Navy

1 Athletic

2 R. A.

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1 Police

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Moore added the fourth when the second half was scarcely a minute old. With a substantial lead, the R. A. slackened and Savage had little more to worry him. Toomey netted for the Navy from a free kick, and Scorer further reduced the arrears some few minutes from time. The Navy swarmed round the R. A. goal until the end with- out adding their score.

The Argyll obtained the win-their season with a very encourag- The lively Athletic attack took ning goul some ten minutes from ing 3-1 victory though their meth- first the end. Yeoman heading throughods were not always beyond re- twenty minutes over their

proach. goal, and then it was not one at with Clark unsighted.

The Police were dangerous spas- that

In the opening half, the speed 2their swift concerted raids

modically, Pile and Valentine

of their attack, and their rush produced it, but a brilliant piece

the tactics, frequently found of individual play by Ha Ka-keung, leading their raids, but it was who deceived two defenders with largely kick and rush type of foot- a flick of the foot, rounded Whipp ball which failed to make a real Somerset defenders in difficulties, wa gave them a two goal lead. easily and scored with a fast drive, impression on two sound backs in and Fung King-cheang and ip Pak- After the interval, Fung King- Seven minutes later, the lead had Durie and Blackbourne.

Melville also showed up pro cheong headed through, and But- been increased to 3-0, Lenng Tat-

the Argylls. He cher scored for the Somersets. wing and Lee. Yee-shun snapping minently for up easy openings. A rally by the played a capital game at centre-

It was not a pretty game to Club brought a good goal from half, being equally good in attack

Forward, McQuade [watch. South China were more Wallington, after a passing bout and defence. between Goldman and Andy Din-attracted the eye most, though the than normally boisterous in their can, who was playing his first whole line indulged in sound tac-tackling, and there were many when permitted by stoppages for fouls. The referee, league match in the Clab colours. leat play

vigorous defenders.

kept a firm hand on the encoun- Until the newly constructed After the interval, Wallington

R. A. START WELL.

ter, otherwise there might have) Athletic team has been pitted replaced Whipp, who had received

been more serious developments ngainst more powerful opposition.a. kick, at right back, and the

Navy Make Very Belated

than purely rough play. The it is perhaps advisable to reserve defence displayed more confidence.

Chinese methods took the Somer- final judgment of its merits. The Athletic applied strong pres-

The Royal Artillery would be sets out of their stride, and they Against the Club, in obtaining a sure, but the only additional goal

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