The Archive · 1935

Interport Trial

The Whites ran out easy winners over the Colours in the first Inter~ port trial at the Canidrome on Satu day by eight gauls to three. The uncertainty of the weather prior to the match was responsible for the meagre crowd that turned up witness it. yet while the state of the ground failed to produce the better brand of soccer, nevertheless the players with one or two exceptions Adapted themselves to the conditions admirably.

'A. feature of the yama was the goalkeeping of Smeaton in the Colours citadel, and if he tet eight un. Deatable shots through, "he saved thrice as many, and could not have een blamed had the score against him' been twice as great, for the 'Whites' attack impressed throughout and wove patterns through the oppusiton, Colours Cpl. Smeaton linge)! F. Siukex (SF.C:), 1. Marcal (ASF)! Me Ko, Chen (ang Hwa Symone (Noes), ZH Liang (Three Eu ures)! Ne Tart-Baker (Rees).

Chen (Tung Twa), Collet (RILLC), Leo (Tung Hwa), T. J. Aldeuer WhitesW. HM, Cochran (Rees): J. Shute (Police), N. Lee (Ting Hwa): Ramedlos (ASP), ¥. ¥. Fent' (Tung Hwa), LIP. Mader (Recs): F. Foyn (six,). K. Susn (Three Cultures).

HI" Collaco' (lusitano). A. Bolsseri Weer). 8H, Van (Tunis Hwa).

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