SOCCER REFEREES ARE Golf Starting
ARE Golf Starting Times For Holidays
FOUND TO BE EFFICIENT
ALLEGATIONS THAT inducements had been made to players to leave their employment to go on tours was made at the Monthly Council meeting of the Hong Kong Football Association held yester- day and rose out of a letter by Kwong Wah com- plaining of the attitude taken by Eastern on their
recent tour.
Ausing out of the alleged in- efficiency of Reinice, at the lost meeting, the report of the Re ferees sub-committee tited that they found the teeteen hd of cated at all games efficiently and to the 67t of then bihty.
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The recent happenings in Manula when Eastern wits involved in at 230d was brought up at the meet-
g Il was decided to write fol Manila akong for a report of th incident and tht.
Des HEY, The matter be brought before the Mug Emergency meeting
A Mok Hang, on behalf of the Chonan Univery, skeil for per The following letter wh west 11 dom balge a football match. ten to the Eastern Athletic As the proceed- d which would be 26 by utilised to endow a scholarship at Kwong
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("Darky" Staff of China Light and Power Co., Ltd, had informed the club that they had been approached! by an official of Eastern to accom pany them on H four to Manila for which they will receive travel- ling expenses,
The letter asks Eastern to aut. vise them that such an offer was not made by any responsible of - Acial, and further states that both the employees In question husci been
refused leaves. Last year three members of the staff macie similar application and accom- panied a certain football team ort tour with the result that they lost their regular employment.
The letter concludes that any action taken by a football club which may result 211
Young Chinese Tootball player losing his regular occupation, should
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Lau Fook chuen, retened above, actually lett hy employment to join Eastern on four
Referees' Efficient
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The findings of sub-committee. appointed at the last meeting to entire into the tandard of refereeing WHEN Tired on the talale.
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The question of refereed Fic retev WAN de cursed at length and it wa. decided that the fol- lowing be submitted to the Coun- en at its next meeting:
"With reference to the Kwong Wah and Eastern match we have gune into the matter fully.
In regard to the only written complaint received this Committee come to the conclusion that the game was conducted in accordance with the Laws of the Game and that the Referce carried out his duties to the best of his ability.
The Committee has received a report to the effect that his eye- sight is normal.
The general efficiency of Re- ferees was discussed and the Com- mittee are satisfied that the games throughout the seuson have been conducted without complaint and therefore and no reason to take further action.
The Commitice recommend that the revival of the system of re- ports on Referees should be car- ried out during the forthcoming season."
Other Business
Advice has been received from the Shanghai Football Association that the players of the Tung Wah team of Shanghai have been sus- pended for an indefinite period.
As these players would not be permitted to play with teams af- filiated to the Football Association, England, the Hon. Secretary was instructed that the names of the players concerned be circulated to all Chinese Clubs.
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Permission was granted Kwong Wah to visit Macao dur- ing the week-end.
An application from South Chinn for permission to tour Malaya was left in abeyance, un- til South China had received ad- vice that Malaya would accommo- date them.
«YESTERDAY'S SOCCER
Following are yesterday's soccer results:
Club
FIRST DIVISION
8 Kwong Wah 0
BECOND DIVISION
S. China
1 Engineers
'THIRD-DIVISION
Engineers 35 R.A
12 24th R.A.
1 12th R.A.
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