THE CHINA MAIL, APRIL 21, 1941.
GOVERN
U.S.A.
LAWS IN OHIO,
CURIOUS BOXING Spectators Can Be Gaoled Under Present Statutes
BECAUSE IT WOULD REPLACE many com- missions with one and repeal obsolete, antiquated and repeatedly violated laws, the boxing and wrest- ling bill introduced in the Ohio legislature by State Senator John Patrick Kilbane merits consideration, writes a correspondent from Columbus, Ohio.
In the golden and giddy days, Cleveland was one of the better boxing centres.
When Bob Brickman, Cleveland Gene Tunney nutpoiled Johnny
the 10 per Risko Cleveland just before" promoter, protested lifting the championship from cent state tax, Kilbane offered to Jack Dempay
Max Schmeling out it to 50 per cent, defended the heux yy eight title arve DINO by stopping Young Strabbeg Cleveland
Christofor at bepunits, referers, maumgets Anton only recully acquired the NBA secudith, are mat requited to
hernce. tnder the present setup. verum of the 135-pound cham pony hap ད༣་
letna m 1's round, there
Additional World be olduined
and
outgalloping Meku Promoter Doubts State Would Collect Expenses
Yer an Oh Lave imposes a se tence of not less than one Tuote thate 18 or any pritienpak in a prize fight
Fine Or Prison
Andher impres a ne ol Ince Otar 3250 g Hapa escumval for not more than thire months to both on whorse agrees to engage in a public 101 102 451 exhibition, aids of assists, attend
or leases prenoses thereto
Donde
That means that participants. seconds. spectators and--say the manager of Cleveland's Public Hall-could be fined and put in
connection with the jug in amateur card.
A current law makes it manche tory upon enforcement agency to:
Jave arrest a
to person about hand in a fight as principal en second
It provides for the arruasd fi
THI H. li nisteng a bound of
$500 or mine than $10,000, that he wall mal esogame est a tight
within a
veur
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HSU'S BAD LUCK
Hau King-seng, who
was invited
to go to Macae with the laterport team, had to refuse owing to pres Bure of work. He also mlased the tour to Manila with Eastern for the same reason.
MACAO
UPSET
CRITICS
REST DRAW WITH
K.C.C. IN EXTREMELY
DULL MATCH
By "Adrem”
The Second Division Cricket League Champions, Kowloon Cricket Club second eleven, drew with an eleven representing “The Rest” in a friendly cricket match at Cox's Road yesterday.
A
but
topple
and
Splendid Bowling
It was a strangely dull match, although he did not always sur- considering nothing was at stake.ceed in penetrating a well-placed with much of the grimness of fe'd, and a correct innings by A. E Noronha, the Rest innings was Test Match but none of the inter-
extremely dull, the match petering Fest
ou to a draw Lawrence, whe That vetier lees. Chub pat Maca o unexpectedly Ranley, for the champions, bal-
with 11 at the outset
was undefeated
beautiful off have won the fifth soccer Inter-ted breezily at
close, played romtes alter wickets started to
drives and pught profitably have port by the only goal
fust, he went into his shell
stayed at 39 Tor home
gene in earlier scored by Carvalho, the his score
Comiderable time
With Goodban, Gay and Fen- centre-forward, five min-
ten making a few, the K.CC tolat utes before the interval.
eventually reached 136. Veteran football played good
form a great and took 4 for and the game was full of excite-A. M. Oman was
Visited with the ball
and young Arrulit created a very ment as both goals were
first big CELT 1
fine impressIOTY grand Hanne Santus played a
match for the home team in goal and
Apart from Strange, who play brought off several good to In the last minutes of the game e sotme very nice shats on the off,ed with 4 for 22.
he saved brilliantly
But Brickman, who put on the invendul Christofonul matche, in Clevelatid, points out that seven of are protescitanial buxing shows fost money in Cleveland in 1940
He contends the state would not! collect enough to pay rach tuce commissioners $2,500 a year
secretary $3,000, mot mention the salaries of inspector: and expenses all around
and
the
Kilbane
expresses
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The effects of the all cup game of thr
Governor's
day
in his
ANOTHER TAM FOR UNIVERSITY
Tam has an
Taylor bowled magnificently. He could not always keep off the leg, but his wed fighted del, ver
uff the wicket tes and sharp nip had the Rest batsmen in difficut- Fenton, patched tim all the tone the ball right up and with the aid for a couple of good catchers, frush -
The catching on both sides was Lawiener took four fairly good food ship catches for the Rest ant for the home team Baxter snap- ped up a quick one in the slips and Gray took a nice une at wide mid-off lo dismiss Carey, who was Just beginning to hit them hard.
During the tea-mterval a group
taken of
both
The wrestling business has gone
previous to pot in Ohio, as it has other states, so would be of little told on the Hong Kong players
playest Tsang Chung-wan, who help.
Countering eleverly, as ustat, la sound gaine in Hong Kong the
One of the mainstays of Uni- not reliable his previous day, was Senator willingness to make membership and this threw additional work sty eticket this season has been
on his partner, and in the for- K. Y. Tam, whose eft-handed bat-photograph was non-paying.
K.C.C. 2ND XI wasting has proved invaluable to the teams. Hou Ching-to
DEL many ocea- undergraduates to limit expense in that con-word-line
WI. Rapley, e Lawrence, b ineffective neetion to
Esmail salary 1 1:11
100 if
Hong Kong could not get ac- sions.
excellent defence secretary
coral-j customed to the grounkci Senator Kilbane · posts of cleani
and is one of the most enterpris. K. M. Baxter, e Lawrence b
Omar any of their pists
g batsman in the Colony, with
Madar, Lawrence, b They've been on and But up the game doing that
Bae Jedin 1. Sullivan were too hard.
fine forcing strokt's on the aft surt T. M Roughle HONG KONG Bankier.
He is one otesang to hek any man # and Ts mg Chuan wan Pope, Lan Thoy neat shots on the leg. the rope, and have muiten
Bowler Howirit of overal brothers all cricketers WC Hung, e Esmail, b Arculli M.xwell
A Goodban, e Lo, b Re- Choy indi
who learned the game in Malaya The trouble Hearty Where in particular.
Lee Warding and Han Chine-10
medios Chuk-fan and Curand he has made one appearance MACAO Santus, ant Pracy ak that there
Leig dova. Snuza, Collare and Grosa the same left to clean up.
in Inter-State cricket, playing uns Guertino, Carvalho, Gomes
One for Malacca. That orcasion was Shin-suh. But Senator Kilbane never
Ma- bother plays regularly for ruled off for not frying and, as he and lp Porto.
also larea and another, who is points out, tas bill would at least
said to be almost in the same class, will be jong Hong Kong Unversity soon. to stiffen still Further the much-improved crie- ket team.
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Chand where
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When a compled wra
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duty to summon sufficient citizens to arrest everyoody in the Jem, including the paying guests.
Boxing Now Conducted
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u an end to open violation af the law
Under City Ordinances EASY WIN
Boxing for years has been enli- ducted in Ohio under matrespal Commissions created by city dinances.
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Cleve and has a splendid! board
FOR C.C.C.
Cath beat
of which Tris Speaker, the Gray, In a friendly Lawn Bowls gatu Eagle of baseban, is chairman, but at the Valley yesterday, Craigen- Senator Johnny Kilbane, feather gower Cricket weight champion for 11 years, de- Officers' Club by 44 shols.
P.O.C. clares conditions elsewhere to he awtul
S Hodge
C.C.C.
JW. Leonard D. A. Rozario N P Karanjia M. J Medina
(Skip)
The Kilbane bill, with which its sponsor hopes to establish and for retarded children while in proving professional boxing, in s original form would place at 10 S. R. Solina per cent. state
4121 gross re- E. A. Henson
C. Jamieson
J. W. Frizgerlad
FINAL LEAGUE TABLES
S. China Eastern
FIRST DIVISION
Goals
P. W. D. L. F. A. Pls
2 63 24 34
INTERNATIONAL
SOFTBALL RESULTS
On
G
S
A Ghay, b Arcult
& Taylor, e Lawrence, b Esmail
W. W. Parsons, lb.w, b Esmail R. J Fenton, not out
Brokenshire. b Omar
G. W. Giffen. b Omar
Extras (111)
Gran Arculli Carey Remedios Esmail
K. Lo. b Hung
Both China and Portugal were cluminated from the International Softball Tournament Men's Sec- tion- yesterday, losing to India M. A. Remedios, e Baxter, b and the United States respectively. ¦ Taylor
A. E. Noronha, 1 b.w., b Fenton
17
2
2
3
Gewoon
Tatul
136
Bowling Analysis
0. M
R.
W.
8.4
12
21
8 1 45 2
4 2
8 {
20 16 2
3
I 11
Prison
20 15 3 20 14 Sing Tao..
Middlesex 20 12
2 70 32 33
7
0
39
3
3
3 50 23 31
THE REST XI
2
6 47 37 26
0
R. Scotę.. Kowloon
20 8
2 10 41 47 18
9
20
6
4 10 37 38 16
R. Navy
20
5
5 10 46 52 15
3
Police
20 G
1 13 32 57 13
Results:-
W J. Bagley
Club
20
6
1 13 42 69 13
J. C. Fenton, e Brokenshire,
GIRLS' SECTION
40
(Skip)
17 K. Wah
20
4
4 12 40 69 12
b Taylor
€
R. H.
E.
A. Perry
St. Joseph's 20
3
3 14 22 52 9
A. E. Carcy, e Gray, b Kenton
I !
W. . Higgs
China Britain
5 5
G
M. I. Razack, c Baxter, b Fenton
4
4 4
4
J. McCutcheon
MEN'S SECTION
H. E. Stange. b Fenton
18
FE. Lawrence, not out
11
A. Jillot
26
(Skip)
11alia China
1
3
4
U M. Omar, e Giffen, b Taylor
0
4 0
3
¡N. H. Esmail, not out
2
3
Extras (127, LB3)
30
Portugal
1 14
2
Total (for 8 wkts)
94
J
S Landolt
C. Gowlandi
(Skap)
10
(Skip-
Totals
#5
A. el Arculi did not bat.
Bowling Analysis
0.
M. R.
W.
7
3 12 1
11
2 25
3
7 I 22 4
3
0
5
0
ceipts, bringing total assessments | W. Ward
(Skip)
to 23 per cent, including the 10. W. Randall per cent. federal and 3 per cent state excise. Promoters now pay ciles 6 per cent
W. C. Curd
H. G. Foreman
L. C. R. Souza
W. Webber
A. D. Spoors
C. R. Forster
Goals
14
1
R.E.
26 22 3
1 97 27 47
R.A.S.C.
26 19 3
4 106 34 41
Middlecex
26 16 3
7 89 46 35
10 Sing Tao.. 28 14
S.
4
8 64 31 32
China 26 12
6
8 84 40 30
41 R. Scots
20 14
2 10 62 35 30
30th R.A. Kit Chee
WOMEN WHO WANT
TO STAY SLIM .
CHARITY GAME
NEXT SUNDAY?
If permission is obtained, soccer game from which the pro-
Totals..220 95 30 95 490 490 220
SECOND DIVISION
K. Wah
R. Navy R.A.O.C.
the Police
Club
P. W. D. L. F. A. Pts.nited States
4 26 13
9 57 56 30 26 13 3 10 54 58 29
26 10 4 12 49 64 24
20 9 2 15 50 73 20 26 7 5 14 39 60 19 3 17 38 86 15
26 6
26 3
2 21 22 113 8
reeds will be utilised for a scho-Kowloon.. 26 0 4 22 18 86 4 larship in memory of the Inte Chen Chen-wo (Darky Chen) will be played at Caroline Hill on Sunday next,
BASEBALL LEAGUE
RECRUIT
Lucas Club contemplate enter- Ing the Baseball League this sea- can do so by learning to son. Among their members are a bowl. Bowling furnishes just number of the Indian Softball enqugh exercise for office workers team and others who have played and home-makers. And it's easi in the local Baseball League, In- to learn! We'll give you all the cluding R. Laurel, A, M. Abbas Instruction you need. Try it and A. J. Hussain, to-day.
HỒNG KÔNG BOWLING ALLEYS
Lockhart Rd.
.. Ernie Hearther, known as the un
crowned ten pin bowling champion: of the Colony, has taken quitos fancy to golf and is out on the links..very often. Tel. 21800 Although he had played golf in Ameri-
cx, he had hat previously devated much of his timis to this game here.
Totals 364 158 48 158 809 809 384
THIRD DIVISION
Goals:
P. W. D. L. F. A. Pts. R.A.F.
24 17 $ 2 74 24 39 Bignals
24 17
2 69 25 39 36th R.A. 24 T4. 4. 6 73 31 32 12th R.A. 24 12 6 6 78.33 3a 24th
R.A. 24.11 58 65 31 27 R.E.
24 13 1 10 68:40 27.
6 R.A. 24 TO 9.42 42 26 36th R.A.
4.11 48 54 22 R.A.M.C.
2.12 38 62 22 Internat'i 20th R.A.
Shell
7th
A.8.A.
24 B
24 10
3 12 45 48 21
24
9
24. B
2 14 3058 18
24 2 24 0
2 22 10 101 2
4:18 21 74 8
Totals 312 132 48 132 823 023 312
BADMINTON
TOURNEY AT K. TONG
arc
Following
the results of Hung Kowloon Tong Garden City As-Taylor sociation's badminton tournament | Fenton to date:-
MIXED DOUBLES First Round:-Miss T. Gonzalez and M. S. Lee beat Miss F. Lec and John Chen.
MEN'S SINGLES HANDICAP Firet. Round. Tsang (-5) beat Y. H. Tang (+3).
MEN'S DOUBLES
First Round-J. Tsang and A. E. H. Castro beat M. S. Lee and R. E, Lec: S. C. Chan and S. T. Chan beat B. P. C. Fletcher and R. M. Lavalle: F. Kwok, and Y. H. Tang beat A, Chan and D, Chen,
Second Round:-F. Kwok and Y. H. Tang beat. S. C. Chan and T. T. Chan.
MEN'S SINGLES First Round-J, Tsang beat. Y. H. Tang.
Baxter
BADMINTON
TOURNEY
Owing to D. Chelliah being in- disposed his match with T S. Young, scheduled for this even- If the ing, will not be played. match can be fitted in on Thurs- day, it will be played on that day, otherwise Young will be awarded
walk-over.
Following is to-day's Badmin- ton Championship programme:
AT KOWLOON C.C. Senior Singles
K. W. Choy v F. Koh (8.00 p.m.).
Mixed Doubles
P. Wong and Miss M. Ribeira v K.
Junior. Singlea
D. J. Leonard, who played for Radio Sports Club, for some seasons in the W. Choy and Mrs. Castro (8.30 p.m.). Teanis League, may play for Filipino club this season. The reason is that the "D" Diviston games will be played
Royal Navy have given permission en Fridays, the day on which his volun
to Army to use their hard courts at teering, duties are less likely to intar
Causeway Bay during the summer. fere with his tennis..
J. Odell v A, L, Fisher. (0.30 p.m.)
Hazard. Navy. and Association foot. ball pivot, will be leaving the Colony -BOON.
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