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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.

THURSDAY, JANUARY

17,

1936.

ARMY HOCKEY DEFEAT AVENGED

FOOTBALL'S WINNING

BLEND

(Continued from Page 87.

have Middlesbrough,' tao,

been partial to men of the same nationality, and if Mr. McWilliam seemed to come under their spell I think he was only adhering to the traditions of the club, and then by force of circum-

Atances.

It Is, perhaps, signifienst that until Mr. McWilliam resigned each of there three club was managed by n. Scots-

man.

As I have previously told Mr. John -Cochrane's bellef is that the most suce evanful team is one blended with players from both countries. And opinion that English football, would have remained of a lower class if it had not come under Scottish 1 fluences can scarcely be questioned.

VALUE OF JAMES

This is true today. It in calculable what the Ararnal James.

in

we

It was through him, that their present style was adopted arul was a success, and the club must even now be disturbed by the thought of what nay happen when he drops.out.

Happily, present there is no fear of the game losing its most fascinat ing and bellllant forward, for James in playing with more enthusiasm thas ever. Ila has, in fret, refound the energy and sparkle of his youth,

I think the explanation is that he has become double-dyed in the Arsenal colours.

In much the same way Manchester City have come under the influence of Busby.

work of Sunderland. In fact, it al- most amounts to a reversion to the old style, proving that the alteration of the offade law did not compel all the changes which most teams have

ought to introduce,

So much for all the new-fangled idens. Sunderland's football is an old as the game, and the fact that they now hold the premier position should make those who persistently search for an expedient for a little success wonder whether the effort in worth while.

Portsmouth are another club who have greatly benefited from the Scots in their midst. It is true that the team was built round Jack Smith, but I do not believe the club could have achieved their pre-eminence without their Scottish wing halves, Thackerny

and Nichol.

TRIANGULAR TOURNEY

ACHIEVEMENT

Easily Overcome Navy In Return Match

By R.H.D.

Displaying better combination and having just that extra sting essential to a winning forward line, the Army defeated the Navy by six goals to three in the return Triangular Tournament hockey fixture at King's Park yesterday afternoon, after leading 2-0 at half-time. Last week, the Navy brought ----- off a sensational victory over)

It is notable, too, that most of the the Army, by four goals to two, players I have mentioned are the key but yesterday the Army more men of their teams, and at the peak than atoned for this. of their form they are regarded as ulnost indispensalde.

But because of their importance and the vital part which they play they set up perplexing problems. Where are their sucessors to be found and what will happen if they are not | fortheuring?

OTHER KEY MEN

The experience of Sheffield United points to the dangers. They have never made good the loss of Gillespie¦ · and his famous partner Tunstall, on whom they rolled so much.

FRIENDLY RUGBY

Local Club Side Beats Berwick

In a friendly match at Happy

The Navy, on the whole, played good hackey and were by no mean outplayed. Being without the ser vices of Baines their regular goal: keeper, and two of their desking) forwards, Neame and Lascelles, the Valley yesterday afternoon the Hong- Navy were greatly hndicapped. kong Football Club "A" rugby team Cook-Wilson, who deputised for, beat H.M.S. Berwick by six tries to Baines between the stleks, was very one. unstable.

The Naval alde had the assistance

Alexander Sinclair, who played re-i gularly last season for the Navy and of four Club players. No attempt the Combined Services, made a wel Aston Villa have seriously missed come return and scored one of the was made to convert the tries. Walker, who was the binding link: Navy's goals. He combined well with Bolton Wanderers falled to replace Currey and compensated in no small Smith and Vizard to obtain the same way for the absence of Nenme. results. Preston North End could not get another Joe McCall, and

SMART FORWARDS

The Army, which included no less!

This was very plain during the ear- Shefield Wednesday are still search- ly part of the season, though I fearing for a Jimmy Sced. that. In the meantime they have be- Every club hope to obtain a player than five Indians, pinyed well on a

come more English by sacrificing some of their precision in positional move ments in their undue hurry to make ground.

Still more Scottish are Sunderland, and in their case I think style has been founded by an astutely chosen combination.

FO outstanding that he will dominate team, the forward line combining with and luspire the team. I think the good understanding. dangers are appreciated, but the risks are always willingly incurred because a period of success is ton good to be missed.

EXCHANGE RATES

Colour Sergeant Recken was on the Ifelsingfors right wing but he did not get enough Oslo.. passes to display his prowess,

Athens

Clive Garthwaite was again to the Besides, all clubs ve on hope and they are pleased to believe that they fore., Playing at inside-right, he was Milan..: will be clever enough to avoid the responsible for initiating many of the There is nothing new in the team disasters which have befallen athers. Army attacks.

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SELDOM DANGEROUS

The Navy forward line, led by Currey, who played 'with a great' deal of dash, sellom looked dangerous except for, Anustained period of about fifteen mintues In the second half when Currey left y and scored n bonutiful goal. Whitworth, on the left wing, was not as strong, as usual with his reverse stick passing. being inclined to take the ball too far down before-centringe---

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