Two goals behind, the sailors began to rally determinedly. They used Burfitt, outside-left, to carry the ball up. Unfortunately, Lido had more strength on the right and all the Suffolk's efforts went astray. In the 29th minute Kiang was charged by Muir within the penalty area. Lee took the spot kick and scored. The ball bit the crossbar and rebounded into the net.
Upon the resumption the losers became aggressors and did most of the attacking whilst Lido played a defensive game. Simpson and Ware, centre and inside-left respectively, all had chances to reduce the margin but encountered bad luck. Twice Simpson placed the ball to the wrong side of the post with only the Lido custorian to beat. Ware also failed to follow up a fine forward pass after having beaten his backs.
On the other end, Lee directed two powerful shots which were saved by Goalkeeper Pepper. Shah also tested Pepper with two weak ones. When Referee Richie blew his last whistle the sailors were still bombarding their opponents' territory.
The teams were;—
LIDO: LT. U. Loh, Y. Z. Tong, L. K. Chang, 1. i. Yang, Y. D. Yung, N. Lee, Y. N, Shah, M) SY Chang.
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H.M.S. SUFFOLK <-Pbpper, Mui: Doe, Corstophen, Dodds, Lov Sutherland, Si Shanghai Hockey Club Week-end Teams The Shanghai Hockey Club will be involved in four games this weekend. According to information from the S.H.C.'s hon. secretary these matches are: S.H.C. "A" v. Seaforths "A" on Sunday on R: G. 7, beginning at 245 p.m, SHE. "B! v.' United "A" tomorrow on R.G. 3 beginning at 2.45 pin; and S.H.C. "C" v? Khalsa Sunday on Ground 3, beginning at 3.30 pin; and S.H.C. "D" v. An Army XI tomorrow on the S.C.C, "ground, beginning at 245 p.m. The Hockey Club teams follow.
SHE. -"A."—J, Pullen, E. Beeching, H. A. Crickmer, A. Maude, D. S. Harley, K. Wallace, J. S. Kenyon (Capt.)
G. Shellam, J. R. Cole, J. W. Pote-Hunt, R. J. Parsons. Umpire: R. Bab. ington.
S.C, "B."—E. H. Brazel, J, H. Blakelock (Capt), W. M, Magouitra, F. C Warburton, E. W, Price, J. Fairbai J. G. Read, P. F. Watkinson, A. Maude, J, Robertson, L. Underwood. Umpire H. A. Crickme SHE. "C."—J. R. Kale, G. E. Barker, G. T. Gambling, J. Larse: H.
R. M. Allatt, R. C. P. Rouse, C. W house, J.C," Boldero, H. W. Carter, T. H. Wood., Umpire: R. J. Whitehead. EA. Jolley, E W. Bannister, 1° Go A BBC, "DA. J. Evans J. R Kale, Pemberton, J. C. Jenkins, I. Larsen, G. T. Gambling (Capt.), R. M. P, Skinner, A. M. Allatt, T. H. Wood. ire: ood. Umpire: E.
By custom, the school selected as the West's representative has the right to select its opponent, although approval of the Rose Bowl Committee is generally sought before making the invitation official. Negotiations between the two schools are generally carried out in secrecy in order to prevent any incident such as a west-erin school inviting.&n eastern team, and then having its invitation turned down.
Texas Christian University, Duke and Tennessee were generally considered as the outstanding contenders for the invitation.
This year's clash will bring together two of the outstanding teams in the United States, both of them ranking just below the high mark set by Notre Dame, considered the national champions for 1938, although they have one more game, against Southern Caliiornia, to play.
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