The Archive · 1934

SATURDAY'S GAMES

Saturday's Skottwe Cup game proved a veritable triumph for: the Tung. Hwa eleven, who should be staunch favourites for final honour the form they. showed against the oses, though the Intter Tat a crand ght.

Skottowe Triumph for Tung Wha Before eight thousand spectators 'a¢ the Stadium, Tung Hwa entered the final for the Skottowe Cup the "expense -of the Recs. by four two. The winners were in sistible form and only needed a Hire luck to have amassed a. huge tou, for their" combination ad perfect passing were a delight. to Waich. 'The losers, however, al-mays, were in the picture, but their Attacks Wore spasmodic and only at times dangerous. Boisserie was the! ice of he fora me' ence With a number of dangerous hots," and, while Aideguer, especially during the first half, was Starved, Tuttleman put ju" several ttorta, only to See the chances 3 through slowness on the part of the inside. forwards," Symons Wns perhaps the best, half onthe Field and did good work throughout, 'But the wing halves definitely: were weak. Logan and Jenssin were a 00d pair of bucks, but on v¢ca-ions they found the Tung Hwa at-facks "confounding. Cochran was very' safe, we. Hung Tal, Lee, Van Chie, yom chen, Bane ie Made

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