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BRILLIANT INTERPORT

TRIAL DEFENCE

AN EXPERIMENTAL FORWARD LINE

GOSANO BROTHERS ON RIGHT WING

(By "Varitas").

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The Interport selection cóm-{ mittee have very wisely again refused to allow the grass to grow under their feet, and inj spite of the fact that according' to the official handbook only one Interport Trial has been provided for, they have decided to begin their preparations for January 26 on Thursday next, when the first Trial will be held on the Club ground.

For this the selectors have chosen what looks like being the Onest defence possible for Hong- kong to put in the field,

Allen of the Artillery has been brought in at right back to partner B. Strange; Rödger retaine hie position between the sticks, and there is one alteration in the half back line, Loung Wing-chlu coming in at right half to "Sonny" Bliss to go over to bla proper position at left half, wo Pardoe, not only holds the pivotal position, but has also been elected to lead the sido.

THE FORWARDS,

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THE SELECTED.

Rodger (Club),

Allen (R. A.), and S. Strange (Club).

Leung Wing-chul (8. C.),. Pardoe (R. A.) and Bliss (Kowloon).

B. Gosano (St. Joseph'a), A. V. Gogano (St. Joseph's), ́·

(Kowloon), Blake (Kowloon) and Baldry (Lincolna),

Reserves: Wong

Mee-

shun (S. C1), A. Duncan

(Club), and Blackbourne (Polico).

R. A. UNLUCKY

LOSE-SERVICES OF FREARSON

KNEE FAILS AT PRACTICE

The Royal Artillery second eleven vices of Frearson, their goal-scoring havo unfortunately lost tho

BOY-

medium.

Whilst at praciles yesterday, he wrenched his knee, causing a re- currence of an old trouble, and it is feared that he may not be peen 'n action again this season.

Frenreon orginally played at back, but this year went

trengthen the forward line and

up

to

MAMAK HOCKEY.

H.M.S. Parthian's Win Over Flotilla.

TWO GOALS TO ONE.

In a Mamak hockey match to-day, HMS. Parthian beat the 8th. Des

royer Flotilla two goals to one in a fast game considering the slippery round. The centre forward of the Flotilla scared in the first five minutes and was followed closely by a brilliant goal from McCrae of tho Parthlon.

In the second half the Destroyer's Forward lino missed many chances. Mercer of the Destroyers, ploying a grand game at half, held, many of the

Parthian's advances in check, McCrae SCHMELING THE BEST

scored-Parthian's second goal about

nid-way through the half.

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MAMAK LEAGUE TABLE

P. W. D. L. F. A. Pts. 13 12 1 0 54 8 23 Royal Signals 15,11 2 2.52 16 24 1st. H.K.B..

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Medway

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St. Andrew's 10 7

R.A.S.C.

15 8

R.A.M.C.

17 4

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Says U.S. Newspaper

Sports Writers

The New York Sun, based on the votes of 60 boxing writers.

14 6 6 8 27 16 17ives first place in the heavy-

B 8

weight ranks to Max Schmeling, the German fighter, in spite of the fact that he lost the championship to Jack Sharkey last summer.

Schmeling received 38 votes to 18 for the Boston ex-sailor.

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KIT.C.

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England's Soccer Decline Whilst Italy's Proficiency Continues

to Make Big Strides

That England is now facing one of the most critical periods in her International Football history, whereas Italy is gaining more and more proficiency in the soceer field, is indicated by messages from London and Rome,

Allwor

ITALY'S STORY.

THE ENGLISH STORY, England is now facing one of the One of the most typical manifesta- most critical periods in bet

|tions of present-day Italy is the in- nonal Football history:

sh, League creasing enthusiasm with which tho „cam's unimpressive display against youth of the, country is dedicating

no arian Longue at brac-pool, zu un

Ever Belcu wo

woon evident that England is far bo- itself to sport. Itailans, as a whole, and toe nign manuka Buk dan JVNÉ are endowed by nature with excellent when she won the International cham-physiques, but in past years they did

Jiunship.

A team of good appearance and little to exercise their bodies. The posalbiatics faded in manumi; idea of perfect bliss of most of them inatch with the Scottish League at was to sit in cales ogling the gris, quenester. The latter's compara and the few who actively took up

Was 3-0 victory LIVOLY Onsy

the sport word rather contemptuously ra- secttish League's firat, sicco on zarded by the majority. Now, the english soil since 1914.

uvenha organizations of the Fascist party give every boy an opperima.ty to indulge in sports, and this has led to a general awakening of interest.

PANICY MOVE.

The English team to meat Wales a. Wrexham was chosen following the

SOCCER POPULAR. Manchester tailure, and te 604.18 selected gave the appearance of panic The most popular sport in Italy, among the selectors. Seven of the and the one at which Italiane excel, Max Baer, of the most promis-team were dropped, only Hibbe,

ovubali, Ten stulă 40 Ing young American heavyweights, Gouall Blenkinsop and brown, be there were 995 football clubs in Italy; now there are 2,020; the number of was placed third. Then came Stan- ing retained.

lov Poreda. Primo Carnera, the A surprising move was tho. bring-

David Jack, the All Italian gaint, Johnny Mickey, Bat-inside-right, and the dropping of his tling Levinsky, and Mickey Walk-club partner, Hulme, Moves like er, the "Toy" bull-dog.-Reuter.

this only tends to show complete lack or method by the iniectors. POWERFUL CLUB XV The re-organized team, however, failed to realize the expectations of the selectors woen, Wawa was dead uraw an overdrafi at the bank in order to pay--held England to, a gonless draw at Wrexham.

TO-DAY

DR. SELBY RETURNS FOR IMPORTANT MATCH

The Club are turning out a

was an instant muccess. He flares R.A.0.C. BEAT. R.A.M.C. | powerful fifteen to oppose the The forward line is obviously!iently among the Artillery something of an experiment. The Gosano brothers will form the right wing, Baldry will continue to operate on the left, partnered by Blake of Kowloon,

Kowloon have gained forther recognition by the inclusion of Hill at centre-forward.

The opposition to this very use- ful side has not yet been selected, but whatever it be. the Trial eleven can be expected to give fairly good showing, and I doubt very much if the selectors will have to meddle about with the defence in its final appointment for January 25.

This trial will take place on the Club ground, kicking off at 4 p.m.

goal scorers, and his absence to-div 'bound to make the task of the Athletic very much easier.

RECREIO TEAMS.

The following teams will re-

present the Club de Recreio in the

leavne to-day.

int Div. v Club:-W. Ooley: M. Oliveira and P. Xavier: V Mar- quies, C. Figueiredo and B. As- sumbero: E. J. Marques, J. Gomez G Guterres, A. Ribeiro and M. A. Xavier.

3rd Div. V St. Josoph's-M. Remedios: W. Mackintosh and A. J. Barretto: A. A. Lopes, R. Laurel, and J. D, Remedios: A. E. Xavier, V. H. Xavier. J. Figueiredo, H. Campos and C. Barros.

In Ng Sze-kwong Billiard

Cup Tournament.

Army in the Triangular Tauria ment at Happy Valley to-day.

Dr. J. A. R. Selby returns to the side to make his first appearance of the season, and Bradford comes back after absence of six weeks, due to injury.

The Rovn! Army Ordnance Corne

R. H. Griffithe te crocked and defeated the Royal Army Medient Corps in the second ranni of the annot play and: Mackintosh has Ne Stackwone Billard Cun Tourna-been moved to centro three-quartors

to take his place.. two. The highest break of the even- ine na 24 by Lance Corporn) Taylor.

Detalls: R.A.O.C.

R.A.M.C.

The Club will be represented by:

:

· FIRST TIME. This is the first time aloco 1921 that an encounter between England and Wales had finished, without ‘■ goal brine scored, and the only ther instanco of this kind occurred 30 years ago at Wrexham.

CAL-

Down Bytas nas increases from about 20,000 to 100,000, and the Muniacz ma kegistered m-mo-To 41 100k- all clubs has increased from 73,000 to 104,000,

The proficiency reached by Italian players in this gamo in shown by its record in recent years. In 12 the Italian team was at the head of all uropean nations in two auskas, a clari Olympics, In 1930, Italy won the wan,ional European Cup. In 1927, 1928 and 1930, Italy was proclaimed no university champion of the world.

is

TWO VIEWS.

Paradoxical as it may seem, how- var, une great devolopment of Bucear considered prejudicial to the interests of sport in general by many partial observers. To remedy this situation, the authorities have sought to develop interest in other forms of field has been considerable. athletics and their success in this

England had to thank & hard- working defence for avoiding detent. The Walshmen attacked hotly, pecially in the latter stages of the game, and they were exceedingly un Despite financial worries football in fortunate not to force a victory. Wales is looking up, and the Frie- cipality has now only to beat Ireland The progress made may be gauged win the International Champion by the fact that in the last ten years Farquhar

based on 165 Italian records'have been broken. J. P. Whitham: J. J. Ferguson, ship. That, of course, 15D

W. H. B. Rigg, N. M. Mackintosh, the assumption that England loses to Improvement is also indicated by the 138 G. P. Lammert: M. W. Tourner, Scotland at Hampden Park, which at showing of the Italian athletes in the Redmond

last three Olympic Games. In Paris Clarke

144. A. R. Selby: G. C. Moutric, J. II. the moment seems quite likely.

England's failures may bo Dynt

put the Italian team won 17% points and 150 McElney. S. H. Garrod. J. II. The next match in the competion Brad'ord, D. McLellan. P. Haployers to reproduce their club form it was in thirteenth place. In Los down to an old fault-fallura by occupied tenth place. In Amsterdam will bo played on Monday when Eng-

pirvine in representative Angeles it made 23 points and HMS. Kent meet the Royal

matches-Router,

coup.cd seventh place. Ineers in the semi-final.

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Pitt

59 Tavlor 150 Wiero 150 Dovies 100 Dovica 125 Smith

when Thompson, A. K. Munroe.and J: C. Miller.

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ONE DAY'S ANNIVERSARY SALE

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Here are but a few, Special Radiators ....... $6.50 ea.

$4.50 Electric Irons Sincero's Fountain Pens $4.50 Ked's Basket Ball Boots $2.40 pr. British Made Men's Shoes $9.50

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EXCEPTIONAL OFFER IN WINES

AND CANNED FOODS.

Peacock Brand German Pilsenior Beer. Quart 70 cts. bot., Pint 45. cts. bot. Gift of one glass tumbler with every 2 quart or 4 pint bottles purchased.

Raynolla Rich Port at

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