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WEEK-END CAROLINE HILL INCIDENT FA Cup Tie
TEAMS
and soccer
The following are Club 'tennis for crickel, rugby matches, this week-end:
Accidentala v. H.MS. Belfast at Sookunpeo on Saturday 13th January, 1951:
ПОСКЕТ
THRASHED OUT AT
HKFA MEETING
'At a meeting of the Grounds Committer of the Hongkong Football Associa tion yesterday, the Chairman, Mr J. C. Guimgam said that the confusion at Caroline Hill on Sunday Inst, when the Senior Challenge Shield game between South China 'and Kit Cheo was played, was caused by bad management or lack of foresight.
Mr Guimgam said that had some definito plan beon made before the game started, nothing would have happoned. He said that there were ample Police to lools after the ground-in fact there were more Police on duty for this game than at the recent Swedish games.
"No one can deny that the Police did a very good job under
Bnid difficult conditions," Guirgam.
Mr
Livemore and the Police came " smooth.
LO
BQMS. Brlerly, Rev. Thomas, L/Cpl. Irvin, Shipping Act, 1894, in respect Lt. Boatwright,
(Capt.), BSM. Launch Major Jarrett Motor the
Mottram, Lt "HIGHWAYMAN" of 110NG- Richardson Ple. Biggerstaf, Mr
Omcial Jackson, RQMS.
Capt. Addington Cotterill,
Capt. Gross Reverven:
Gyde, SCL Umpire. Cpl. Boyd.
"Off:
hours. Bully
14.30 News contributions, always tonnage 10.77 Lons, Register Long,
be addresscu tonnage 6.78 tona, heretofore Capt White, R.E. welcome, should
corn- owned by Jardine Matheson Colourt: Red Amber. the Editor, business
Accidentals v. 58 Med. Regt. munications and advertisements & Co., Ltd., of Hongkong for
change her at Sookunpoo on Saturday 13th
Continuing, Mr Gulmgam sald permission to
Police to the Secretary.
Dame to "WAY TEH FOONG" January, 1061.
Pie. Smith, WO II Firth, Ma-that in the past the
Steward always had a representative on Capt. jor Bennett, and to have her registered in
the Grounds Committee, but as Capt Delme-Murray, the new name at the Port of Cox, HONG KONG as owned by Capt. Seaton, Capt. Davin, Capt. matters began to work
Capt. Wheelock Marden & Co., Ltd. Baldock,
Garnett, Major that they could rely on (Capt.) Cant. Any objection to the pro- Wilson. Reserves: Capt. David-Committee to carry out any sug
L: Schuster, L. Porter. Beation put forward, posed change of name must son,
meetings of the Committee. be sent to the REGISTRAR: Capt. White, R.E. Cpl presentative ceased to attend
Hymns.
UNDERSTANDING Off:
hours. PERFECT Bully nt HONG OF SHIPPING
Mr Guingam said that It hur for members days Colours: Red and While, with KONG
SEVEN
to play been the custom unable Anyone please inform the Secretary as of the Grounds Committee to
to visit from appearance of this ad-
meet the Police and soon as possible.
Suggestions different grounds. 20vertisement.
which had been put forward had been carried out and at the pre- sent moment there existed be tween the Association and the Police of Eastern District a per- feet understanding.
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RUGBY
the
this re-
Quoting examples of sugges tions which had been put for ward by the Police, Mr Gulm- had gam sald that the latter suggested, in regard to the Club ground at Happy Valley, more gates, exits, turnstiles and bet-
wire round more barbed ter tollet facilities as well as stands. Although the adoption of these suggestions necessitatert
substantial, the spending of a sum by the Club, they were car- ried out.
Dealing
the
Royal Navy XV against the Army at Causeway Bay to-morrow, kick
Police with the of 15 pm:-PO. Pearce, Lt Car (S) Itankin, A.B. Creswell, Sub, Lt Tel. Willams Barrett, C.P.O. (Capt), LL (5) Lattey, Lt (E) Lowe, ground at Boundary Street, Mr P.O. Bence, Sub. L Morris, La different category. It was run Lt Cdr Thorneycroft, A.D. Haskell Guingam said that this was in Aikinson. Li Fawcett, Lt (3) Ho by the Police Sports Association and if they were satisfied, there worth, B.E.A. Moiscroft.
could say, nothing one
in- There was, however, one cident affecting this ground dur- Ing the current season and that was when the Kowloon Motor Bus played Kit Chec
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said that Mr Guingam defects which resulted in this incident had been pointed out and remetiled
Referring to Caroline Hill, M Guimgam said that visits had ground by been paid to this
the Police, members of the Committee with who made certain suggestions. One of these war that barbed wire should be placed round the stands.
SUGGESTION IGNORED This suggestion had not been carried out and it was most un- fair to expect that policemen should be stationed at intervals
have occurred last Sunday when the crowds broke down
the gates.
of 20 feet to look after urchins, Stating that the exercise of, a little foresight could easily im..
conditions prove
at Caroline ($8 for 31
Hill, Mr Guingam said that meals) but they are wholesome, had it not been for the Folies,
Hotal Car provided for our
a very serious incident would guest.
Register in the RODO HOUSE now.
Y. H. CHAN,
Manager. Mr J. B. F. Byrne, Treasurer of Mr Guimgam then requested the Association, to inform the mecting as to what happened Treasury Department.
Mr Byrna Fuld that ho
was raked to report to the Treasury Mr R. M. with Department Omar Secretary of ho Associa- tion.
for A. WHITE & CO. when he, Mr Byrne, vislied the
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AND CELERY
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Hygenic Conditions.
In Our Own Farm CLOVER FLOWER SHOP: Gloucester Arcade.
When they saw the Officer in charge of Entertainment Tax, they were teis in no uncertain chits allowing the holder to enter terms that the issue o football grounds was illegal,
also told that if They were In future it came to the notion
Famechon
Wins
The
St Louis, Jan. 10. European heavyweigh! king, Ray Famechon, won his second split decision over Charlie Riley to-night in close 10-round battle before on estimated 9,000 tans.
a
H
Famechon won the bout with right Jab that atinging
back foe's head snapped his time after time. There were ab knockdowns-United Press,
KGV 'A' SCORE
-BIG WIN
sultable of the Treasury
specific gate; (b) Department | a
notices to be put up to direct that these chita or vouchers усто 1111 being
the holders of tickets to the Issued, tho Treasury would withdraw the particular portion of the stand concessions now extended to the allotted to them; (e) the Folice
be informed as to the Association. It was also em- phasised that persons admitted on the strength of a voucher would be prosecuted,
Mr Byte further said that it was stressed that members of clubs were not entitled to free admiuslo: to games in respect entertainment tux of which was payable.
whom The only persons to complimentary tickets could be Jarued were distinguished visi
tors,
more
Mr
Mr
Arsenal Score Comfortable Win Over Carlisle
Carlisle, Jan. 11.
Surviving a first half bombardment, Arsenal, the Cup holders, asserted overwhelming superiofity, to defeat Car- liste, Httle Cumbrian third divlaton club, by four goals to one in their Football Association Cup third round replay today.
tex
Carlble's akill and enthusiasm worthy winners of a gruelling put Arsenal out of their stride game, in which both sides prau in the Arst half which ended tically fought themselves to a one goal all. While Arsenal's stuntistill on the muddy ground,
Soldiers, spaced every attempt at short passing went wrong because of the heavy yards round the ground, helped movements paid better dividends, which was limited to 22,500, ad- Carlisle's long swinging the police to marshal the crowd Several lanes, shots flashed mission being by ticket only.
inches past the posts. only
of the stand allotted for on Nevertheless, Arsenal scored in 15 minutes through Lewis but of these tickets; (d) all tickets they were helped by an crop of and seats to be numbered; (0) Laren, MoCue
Judgment by goal-keeper Mac
equalised five enter by to clubs members of
minutes before the interval. сдел the Members' Gate; (1) member of the public who pur- chases a ticket at the turnstiles to be allowed to buy one ticket only and to enter the ground immediately; (g) that there be no sale of tickets from inside the ground.
SOCCER VOUCHERS
were unable Thousands who to obtain tickets stayed outside the ground to listen to a broad- cast commentary,
Arsenal
его
at home Town, division club
10 another the
It was a different story after Northampton
attacks and playing fourth round.--Reuter, the interval, Arsenal launched third storming with greater confidence bewild- defence with erod a harrassed swift and accurate movements. Loaie, Lewis and Goring added further goals to make Arsenał
Drobny Win Title
ka
Royal Artillery. To Play
Rugger
in the
The Royal Regiment of Artı!- lery is fielding à Rugby XV this reason. formed from all the Bombay, Jan. 11. Mrs Rita Anderson of Call Royal Artillery Unita torulo, and Jaroslav Drobny of Colony. Egypt, won the all-India mixed doubles tennis titin yesterday.
SOUTH CHINA REGRET
The Accountant General has
that Issued instructione the Mrs Anderson & On Mr Byrne completing his Hanming Walter
practice on the report,
part of socOCT Chen said that nobody regretted clubs in issuing vouchers to be for tickets in res- exchanged than himself and the South China Athletic Assocla-peet of games must cease forth-
of what hap-with. tion Committee,
Sunday,
These destructions are con- pened on
Chen said that South
tained in a letter from the Ac- not
sell more dld China
countant General to the Hong- tickets or vouchers than
kong Football Association which numbers of seats available,
was tabled at a meeting of the said that 1,970 vouchers were
Griunds Committee of the Asso- issued to South China members ciation held yesterday.
Eight and 2.200 to Kit Chee, hundred $2.40 und 3,870 $1.20 tickets were sold on the ground. The total number of vouchers ard tickets sold thus came to 8,848,
the He
were
After stating that 9,700 spec- be accommodated intors could at Caroline Hill, Mr Chen said that 435 persons who were in possession of vouchers unable to gain admission to the ground.
Mr Chen denied that there had been any bad management
lack of
un foresight
China the part of the South Athletic Association. He em- phasised that wha! took place On Sunday took place outside the ground and not inside.
or
Mr Chen thoroughly agreed that the Police did a very good job,
He admitted that the barbed wire round the ground was not in a good state of repair, but sinco Sunday's match,
been taken to effect had necessary repairs,
stcas
the
that South Mr Chen sald China would be willing to listen to any suggestions that might be made so that defects could China be remedied. South would also accept any decision for the good of ground manage- ment that might be decided upon by the Association
PREVENT · RECURRANCE
In conclusion, Mr. Chen said that while nobody could БАУ what crowd is likely to do, the Committee of the South China Athletic Association was most anxious to prevent a re- currence of what happened on Sunday and would do every- thing in its power to achieve
this object.
Mr A. L. Gordon, Assistant Superintendent of Police, who is also a member of the Grounds Committee, put forward a pro- posal that the pre-sale of tic- kotd be abolished.
Fitter
fter lengthy discussion, it was decided that the pre-sale of tickets be allowed, but thal the maximum number of tickets to each competing club should not be more than 1,000.
The following proposals which were also put forward by Mr Gordon were accepted by the meeting:
(a) Holders of tickets sold in advance to enter the ground by
Arthur Poall says: KEEP THE CUE LOW TO CURE THIS FAULT
In his letter, the Accountant General also pointed out that admission by means of vouchers given out by clubs was not in
accordance with standing ar- rangements at present in exist- ence between the Association and the Treasury Department, whereby it is agreed that ad- mission should not be allowed than approved by other means tickets.
The Accountant General also asked that greater supervision be exercised at the entrances to grounds and that if this request was not carried out, then the standing arrangements between the Association and the Treasury Department would be withdrawn to be und tickets would have
at the Treasury and stamped payment made before stamping.
The team will make its de- but against the Corps of Royal They defeated Miss Dorothy Engineers at Boundary Street on Head of Collfornia and Jimmy Saturday, January 13, at 3.30 Mehta of India. 40, 10-3, 6-3.
Associated Press.
p.m.
Hans Jeppson Signs (23 FS Regt RA), Et Thomas (14 FO
Up For Charlton
According to the Newa of the World of January 7, Hans Jeppson, Sweden's 25-year- centre- old International forward, who was in Hong- tho recently with kong Djurgardena Swedish soccer team, has signed up free of charge to play as-au amateur for Charlton
to.
Jeppson is reported have turned down an Italian offer of £10,000 for himself plus £100 a month.
He will be playing for Chariton
their STAKILA In
Wednes- against Shefeld day to-morrow..
The following will represent the Royal Artilery in the match: 2/it Markham (37-HAA Regt RA), Gr Owene (21 Td Reg RA), 2/L3 Frend Regt RA). BSM Cawan (14 Td Regt RA). Sgt Birch (27 AA Regi RA). Lt Time 123 Fd Reut RA), Capt. Devin (27 HAA Regs RA), Li Mot- fatt (14 Fd Regt RA), Capt Thomp- ison (COB Det RA), Lt Baker (27 HAA Re RA), Car Carar (14 Ft Capt Pearce (34 LAA Rest RAI, Regt RA 2/Lt Nisbet (13 Fd Regt RAY, 2/Lt Donyer (15 Ob Ity 1A). Reserves: Gne Snow (15 Oba By RA). Ghr Atherden (14 Fd Hogt RA) and BSM Jarratt (14 Fu Regt. (RA).
The fixture lit up to and includ- ing Saturday, March 24, 1a as fol-
J January Saturday, lous! Royal Engineers: Wednesday, Janu- ary 24V Club: Wednesday, Janu- Bry 31-X Beigade, Saturday, February 16 B.A.J.; Wednesday. Saturday. 21- Pakke; February March 13-V Combined Corps XV Wednesday, March 21 20 ins Bri gode: Saturday, March Hts Royal Navy.
Already Wembley Has Firm Rights
To Lasting Fame
By C. A. MACARTNEY
It
In the history of international sport, Wembly Stadium iz still a young name; but already it has firm rights to lasting fame.
barely yesterday, indeed, since the flags of many nations were hoisted there for the Olympic Games af 1948. ·
seems
Charles Six To
One Favourite.
This great Stadium, only eight miles (13 kilometres) from the centre of Britain's capital city, London, has become the natural home of many of the great spectacles of Britain's sports year. The greatest of all these is the final of the Football Association Cup competition. It will
be so again in 1951.
New York, Jan. 11. Ezzard Charles, who de The highest ambiden of any tainments hall where swimming. appear in the Final at Wemb-cycling,, tennis, and table-tennis fends his world heavyweight football payer in England is to boxing, ice-sitating, ice-hockey, (American version) ley and emerge with a winner's are staged at frequent intervals. of the title
of the Around the boundaries
is
a motor against Lee Oma here to-medal; every follower
and a speedway track morrow night, was a six to game longs to see this annual football pitch, there one favourite today. to beat match, Nearly 100,000 of them cycle
will crowd the stands and ter- greyhound racing circult
April 28 next The story of Wembley Stadium races again on the challenger.
whichever the two competing is also in part, the story of Sir teams may prove to be, for this Arthur Elvin in 1925, Arthur an assistant in a latest compeition in the pertes Elvin was
on
He was quoted at two to one out Oma. The to 'knock International Boxing Club ex- pecks a 12,000 crowd at Madi- son Square Garden for night.
On that spring day they will pire Exhibition to house which is still in its very early stages, tobacco kiosk at the British aro converge on Wembley, by road, the rail, and even by alr.
the
originally Stadium was built, Two years later, many of at 20 is ave
buildings werO Charlos, who
The Stadium itself is set on the Exhibition with and
Harelict, Elvin bought 1ts nearly years younger than Oma, look- ed it as he wound up his ac-rising ground,
turrets, and great several of them, broke them up, tive preparation. He has made angstarted
ovat surrounded by mighty sold the materials for £20,000, no special effort in training to cope with Oma's puzzling style, stands and open terraces, it is and bought the Stadium. Later, miles around. he formed a company and get Landmark for The challenger Ights with bis inside, the oval of grass is about enlarging the Stadium's hands down and walks away
in a style, green, smooth, and unblemished, sporting activities.
JOO
110 of
from opponents
to that of somewhat similar
YEAR'S FEATURE Jersey
Walcott, whom
Only since 1923 has the FA Charles has beaten.
Final boca Oma said today that he was Cup
!
| NINTENTIONAL setting
alight swore cffects us tha
DOG RACING Greyhound racing was do
and speed- etaged a troduced in 1927,
bath of rue bail misses innumerabio pota a
in good shape. He has never Wembley-but the whole atmo-way racing in 1929, biliard and
to done 16 rounds before, but the sphere is always charged with which still attract many thon-
during the senson distance does not bother him. memories. The arst Final dates sanda "My legs are good," he declar- from 1871 when there were only their weekly meetings.
Realising the need for a ed. "We'll sco what happens". 15 campetitors; this year the two
competing teams will be the large indoor areno, Elvin built Router.
survivors from more than 600 the Empire Pool in 1934, and was used both at the Games held shortly
the
WETIKBROID
snooker. Most common types Aro own on diagram snooker DISCE and the blue
whise los fairly close to the aide cushion and a *troke
beyond moderato afrones bi areded for poel- tion,
**The tendency in to raise the cue butt & fictio above, normal: Provided you bla portion of white
clubs. But the Cup Final this dominates Wembley's normal Empire
MATHIAS TO JOIN it is not the only football afterwards and for the Olym
NAVY
attraction.
England and Scot pics of 1948. Ice-hockey Lard meet there, and on May 9,introduced 1901, there is to be an eagerly 1934-5.
anticipated international be
decată-NE
Palo Alto, Jan. 11. Dob Mathias, world
Th lon champion, confirmed
bad ports yesterday that he
admission to th applled for somewhere on a vertica) ime dra WEL The postponed hockey, match throdan its contro no swerve will
Naval Academy. played between King George Voogur
Blight deviations from talL – Sim "A and Dutch Ladies. in the and the downward cue thruke sobe Ladies Hockey Leaguo re-up swerve. Oure is to keep the cup- sulted in an overwhelming vic-bust down tory for KGV "A" by goals.
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For his services to sport in Arthur Elvin พณ.
the which will be a feature of Britain,
of Britain 1951 knighted by King George VI the Festival
In 1040. Two years later, the sporting programme,
Wembley's fame
Olymple
acknowledge success of the
Nor does football rule entirely, the seal to
was bot when the
the Stadium the ARRO. Close to the Stadium is the Games made
of Bri- centre not only pire Fool, a great indoor enter
sports tain, but
of the world. The
Games was due'in great men- sure to the near-perfect organl nation of the Wembley authori tips. They dealt with the huge crowds smoothly and efficiently their experience over the years standing them in 'good stead.
By: Reg. Wootton
This then is Wembley, a 'Stadium that has made a Lon-
don euburb famosas; both fort... вод participante
̈épestatorn there is magis in the mention of the name, for it representa the spirit" of, biuman endeavour, and the true friendship l'international, SOĢELEMAkt