Coming on the heels of their sen-Shanghai, Jan, 12, national victory over the Tung Hwa Club, the St. Francis Xavier's College defeated the SIN. Police at the Race Course by-four to three yesterday afternoon when the "glantkillers" garnered the winning. goal through Mike Karolitch three minutes from full time, The guardians of law were leading by two to-one at half time and suer ceeded in increasing the Jead to three fo one soon after rosuniption. Then fortune seemed to have swung the other team after Freddy Foyn had converted a penalty Kick. Tu the middle of the second session Francis Edward brought the count to balance at three all, After Davies, the: banged the leather into the net for the equalizer, The referee apparent~ ly did not observe the violation -and proceeded to the citole for the Kklek-off, Linesman, "Sandy" Hurry, who was in a better position to see the inftingoment,, waved his flag and nally walked of ito the field to calt the attention of the chief arbiter, Having been convinced of erroneous verdict, Referee Marchetti changed his decision and awarded a Tree-kick against Novgotodoft, A. large number of the spectators seem-have been joeyed by the reversal "of the decision and voiced their disapproval, Tae referee was absolutely within his power to amend Ais ylstake, before the contre-kick lad been taken, Prior to the start of the match the Jews were occupying the bottom berth of the league with one point than their opponents and by Premet nuns Out To Save A fine save by Premet, who has run out and flung himself on the batt fu the face of a concerted attack from the Portuguese forward Also in the picture are Coltet (back to the camera), with Rozario and Gaan runt ig im from the right, Police centre-forward, who incident. ally made his debut in senior cooee esterday, received "marching orders' from the referee, the Police attacking depariment was consequently weak ened to enable the Saints to con-centrale themselves on Taunching raids against the opponents' citadel Ju the 42nd minute of the second period Freddy Foyn delivered a Erounder from about 25 yards range and Willie Ward, the Police goalie, muffed the Ball. Willie who apposr fed to experience dimeuity in nego lating the rollers, could ently detect the ball against the bottom of the upright. Following up the attack, "Miike Karoliteh In sliding for the ball fust managed fo push the sphere aver the line for the deciding point.
The Polleo defence was weakened by "the absence of Paddy Duly F* whose position was filled by Crook. The defenders showed up in mirable manner Ju the frst period, warding off many dangerous attacks, and had the forwards taken their opportunities, the Police would have es~ {ablished a bigger margin than only one goal.
"The teams were 25 follows:—
SPX—Vssankoff; Schultz, Garwood; diy see Sette a Shed ror a virtue of their victory they pushed the P. 'T, H, down to the The teams were as follo Law. Predlander, Eamnver Rosiewelg, Jacob and. i Levy.
PeTitSehnelerson; Logan, 1 patient" Griflthe, Leriou, Caro; Wougo: Rodent doy Cosham, Tivoniile and ant Weaver!
Linesmen: Murry 'Tung Miwa' Defeat 8.8.0.
Shanghai, Jan, 13.
Tung Biwa recovered some of their lost Iauels at the Canidrome. yester= day morning when. they" smashed through a depleted SRC. team and scored a decisive. 2.0 victory, The lange crowd of spectators was treated to. a. sorry exhibition of missed chances as the Recs forwards dismally squandered the many oportnition they were given of set.
"The issue of the match was a foregone conclusion as the S.C, marks. men presented a pitiful sight in front of the Chinese citadel, missing sitters or shooting straight into Zing's hands, 'The defence, however, played well, with George Greenbe: Bal' turing in fine performances 10 the score down.
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