In a first division encounter al Hongkew Park Sokol defeated. the Recs by three goals to two. The brilliant individualism of Roboostoff, the Sokol centre-forward was greatly responsible for their victory.
Sokol—Haindrof: Agapltof, Kastmott; Malinovaky, Hvoroft, Studenizoff: Shi kin, Apelekoft, Robostoff, Chublenttzet, Greaves, Symons, Lerioux, Ryan, Bois serie, Baker, Cochran, Brodd upon. tie rules, extra time was decided
'The A. S. £, then suffered the most diabolical luck for Willie Ward, most Fellable' custodian, after saving fine shot, was penalized for carrying, and the' subsequent tree kick, from bare Give yards" distance, resulted in the winners taking the lead. That was the turning point in the game: "or although the losers id not linquish their share of the attack, their opponents performed like men possessed, and before the final whistle ended the game, the Chinese Justified open their reputation by adding two more, points to th: margie.
When the elevens lined up, the French produced a strong trump card. In the shape of Georges Collet, who: Vad not played in the side since the beginning of the season. His inclu sion certainly proved a big, factor, and he, together with his colleagues fin the forward line gave sterling] performance. Remedios was easily the best half back, while the weak spots could be plately seen with Park and Inck Ward not being able cope with the thrustful oppostlon.
0, Kwar. and H. K. Cheo, back'
frum their sojourn at Hong Kong, put the Chinese up to full strength. the defence played particularly well but many times were lucky to frus-(trate the perfect movements of the clever French forwards. H. K. Chen was at the top of his form, while S. 8. Koo, his partner on the opposite flank, deserves high commendation.
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