Indonesia 1952
NB: prior to visiting Indonesia South China had played 5 matches in Indochina of
which they won 2 (one against a French military side) and drew 3; no further
details are available
28-6-52 Djakarta BBSA 3-3 South China
29-6-52 Djakarta Persidja B 2-3 South China
2-7-52 Djakarta Hercules 0-4 South China
5-7-52 Bandung Persib 0-0 South China
6-7-52 Bandung PON Djawa Barat 5-2 South China
9-7-52 Jogjakarta PSIM 0-3 South China
12-7-52 Surabaja Persibaja 1-3 South China
13-7-52 Surabaja Tionghoa 0-2 South China
16-7-52 Solo Persis 1-2 South China
19-7-52 Semarang PSIS 0-3 South China
20-7-52 Semarang PSSI Djawa Tengah 2-3 South China
23-7-52 Djakarta BBSA 0-0 South China
26-7-52 Djakarta Persidja 2-2 South China
27-7-52 Djakarta PSSI 1-0 South China [*1]
[*1] hosts were national team of Indonesia
Indonesia and Singapore 1953
15-8-53 Djakarta BBSA 0-2 South China
16-8-53 Djakarta Chung Hua 0-4 South China
19-8-53 Djakarta PON Djakarta Raya 2-2 South China
22-8-53 Semarang PSIS 1-1 South China
23-8-53 Semarang PSSI Djawa Tengah 0-3 South China
26-8-53 Jogjakarta PSSI Djawa Tengah 0-5 South China
29-8-53 Bandung Persib 2-4 South China
30-8-53 Bandung PON Djawa Barat 0-4 South China
2-9-53 Semarang PSSI Kombinasi 0-1 South China [*2]
5-9-53 Surabaja Persibaja 2-3 South China
6-9-53 Surabaja Tionghoa 0-0 South China
9-9-53 Djakarta UMS 1-2 South China
10-9-53 Djakarta Persidja 1-1 South China
[*2] host team consisted of six players from Semarang, four from Surabaja and one from Malang
NB: the match against Persidja was the 13th and last match South China played in Indonesia;
matches announced for 12 and 13 Sep in Medan vs PSMS and PON Sumatra Utara were apparently
cancelled
14-9-53 Singapore Singapore Chinese 0-0 South China
15-9-53 Singapore Singapore 'A' 1-3 South China
16-9-53 Singapore Singapore 0-1 South China
NB: South China reportedly were to finish their tour in Saigon following their visit to Singapore
South East Asia 1957
6-6-57 Manila YT/OG combined XI 0-6 South China AA [*3]
7-6-57 Manila Lions 0-6 South China AA
9-6-57 Manila MFL All-Filipino 1-4 South China AA
11-6-57 Manila MFL All-Chinese 2-5 South China AA
12-6-57 Manila MFL XI 0-7 South China AA
15-6-57 Manila MFL All-Filipino 1-6 South China AA
17-6-57 Manila MFL XI 1-5 South China AA
[*3] full name of host team: Yellow Taxi & Old Gold combined XI
NB: the above 7 matches are all South China played in the Philippines
26-6-57 Bandung PON Djawa Barat 1-4 South China
27-6-57 Bandung Persib 2-1 South China
29-6-57 Djakarta UMS/Chung Hua 1-3 South China
30-6-57 Djakarta Persidja 1-2 South China
2-7-57 Semarang POP Djawa Tengah 2-3 South China [*4]
4-7-57 Surabaja Tionghoa 1-1 South China
6-7-57 Makassar PON Sulawesi 2-4 South China
7-7-57 Makassar PSM 2-3 South China
[*4] host team were Police XI of Central Java
NB: the above 8 matches are all South China played in Indonesia; originally more had been
fixtured, as the tourists had been expected to arrive on 16-6, but due to visa problems
they arrived more than a week late
13-7-57 Singapore Singapore Sino-Malays 2-9 South China
14-7-57 Singapore Singapore Selection 3-3 South China
20-7-57 Kuala Lumpur Malayan Chinese 0-1 South China (Ho Ho Cup. South China represented HK Chinese.)
21-7-57 Kuala Lumpur Malayan Chinese XI 2-6 South China
24-7-57 Kuala Lumpur Malayan Malays 2-3 South China
26-7-57 Ipoh Perak 0-8 South China
28-7-57 George Town FA Malaya XI 1-3 South China
30-7-57 George Town Penang 0-3 South China
1-8-57 Kuala Lumpur Selangor 2-7 South China
2-8-57 Seremban Negri Sembilan 0-6 South China
3-8-57 Kuala Lumpur FA Malaya XI 2-3 South China
5-8-57 Singapore Singapore 0-2 South China
Malaya and Singapore 1961
Many of South China's players were in the Hong Kong team in the Merdeka tournament
immediately prior to this tour.
15-8-61 Kota Bharu Kelantan 0-5 South China
17-8-61 George Town Penang 1-3 South China
18-8-61 Alor Setar Kedah 1-7 South China
20-8-61 Ipoh Perak 1-1 South China
22-8-61 Malacca Malacca 3-4 South China
24-8-61 Klang Johor 2-6 South China
26-8-61 Singapore Sino-Malays 1-6 South China
27-8-61 Singapore Joint Services 1-4 South China
30-8-61 Singapore Singapore 0-8 South China
Source: Straits Times, various Indonesian papers (Nieuwsgier, Java-bode, Preangerbode, De vrije pers, Het Nieuwsblad voor Sumatra)
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