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Magistracy, Hongkong, 2nd November, 1001,
[ALL RIGHTS Reserved.] SPORT AND ANECDOTË.
BY AN OLD Foary,
THE PROFESSIONAL FOOTBALLER, I am firmly convinced that the professional Association football player is still very much misunderstood. It is doubtful if the public are to blame for the misconception, as the majority of those who have no knowledge of the inner life of the game mnat acquire their information from newspapers. And the average journalist only regards the great winter sport as a means of making money... Thus apart from the reports of matches, the enterprising news-correspondent is constantly on the gui vive for any scrip of information he can obtain with reference to these paid players, who are in a sanse public men. Thus if Smith looks upon the wine whan it is red, or the ale when it is nätbrown so that
The Land We Live in Hotel
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The Travellers' Hotel
The Praya East Hotel
The Kowloon Hotel
The German Tavern
The Stag Hotel
The New Victoris Hotel
The Bay View Hotel
The Hongkong Hotel
The Peak Hotel
The Criterion Hotel.....
The Metropole Hotel. The Raso, Shamrock
Thistle Hotel.
The Connaught House The Sailors' Homo.. Pelham House. The Waverley Hotel, Thomas' Hotel The Queen's Hotal...
332 & 334
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12 & 13, Queen Victoria Street
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distinctions might be invidious. I was on one of our best equipped enclosures in the far North the other day when I noticed an old but notice gentleman walk on to the turf with elastic step. "Ah," said my friend, "there's our trainer. He's just like a bit of clock work. When you see him arrive in the morning you know its And in a few minutes you will half-past mine. see all our players report themselves to him, and sign the book to show they are training. Our players? Well, I have no trouble with them from Monday morning until Saturday night. Indeed. I have such faith in most of them that I should never trouble if I did not see them. for a week." But, this is not a rare experience It is quite common for the secretaries of clubs to tell me that they steady mean worry ald him. M wisdom of
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No. 13, Queen's Road Central'
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No. 29, Wyudham Street No. 8, Ice House Street. No. 2, Queen's Road Central No, 39, Elgin Road, Kowloon
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Has held a licence for about
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Has never held a licence before.
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Amateur Swimming Association have given artistic lines of a yacht, in producing springing permission for numerous members of their body men of the highest pace, in training billiard or of affiliated clute to appear at this gals for players whom command of the ball is magies the benefit of a professional. Now the laws of in turning out boxers whose quickness of foot the A.S.A. will not allow Nuttall and J. A. and whose hurricane fist-work is aurivaled, and Jarvis, the professional and amateur champione, in sending forth a school of jockeys whose to swim a race. Moreover, they are such tre mode of riding, the throngbred has revolu mendous friends that they are never likely to tionised oven conservative Old England. It is meet is serious rivalry. Jarvis, the Leicester only a question of time, and we shall wonder, tells his friends that he considers Americana suprime at tennis and golf, as they│GENERAL PRODUCE BROKERS. Nuttall the most accomplished swimmer the now ars, way at tratting with specially bred world has ever seen, and he knows full well that he horses. I skating, cycling, shooting, and could not hope to eat the room who has coacht rowing, they have attained wanderful standarde and taught him so much. As they cannot race, of excellence. I am beginning to think, the it has been arranged that Jarvis shall enter the Britisher does not count. London, 12th October, water at a quarter to eight and swim 1,000 yards in the fastest time that he can without had such a lot of
pacers, An hour later Nuttall will dive into peed the same bath, and under the same con- all-ditions try to beat whatever figuren Jarvis hemay have Accomplished This is a much greater. feat than many may understand, for Nuttall was born on August 21. 1868, while" Jarvis ho dosa not sitund to his training regulations, an one reali, HU
never won an English championship until 1897! be is suspended by his directors-and Smith'sing are inim
Nuttall, who only stands aft. 54in., and weighs offence as a good citiron and his neglect of work is placed before the public. If a player is are scores of first-class players to-day who are abont 12 stones, is, however, a bettor swimmer greatly provoked on the field, and kicks his never soon in a hotel save when they are travel now than over he was, and, as readers know, he opponent, we are told all the nauseating detaileing. I saw a man playing full back last wek, has tried in vain to secure a match. Only the of his loss of temper, and how he behaved in and I should say without any staggeration that other orening he proved himself as fast as this reprehensible manner. Naw, for instance, by his thriftiness he has a good banking Fred Lane, the Australian, over 300 yards, man who is constantly T. Wilkes, the Stoke goalkeeper, had not trained account of four figures, and a fox cottages to while Jarvis is
I know of another who was a improving. This benefit takes place on assiduonely for the match with Nottingham call his own. Forest last Saturday, and he was suspended. Sunday School teacher, saved all his football November 13, and I intend to see the man who In a Longue counter the other day a certain wages, and now has a prosperons huidbess. He twice came to the rescue of England, for he first Yet another I call of defeated-McCusker, the American,.and. full back deliberately kicked a forward named does not stand alone. Lloyd, of the Aston Villa eleven Unfortunately to mind is prim and amart in appearance, it is not easy to best Americans, and then he
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Ernest Cavi", the the referee did not see this first offence; but well educated and Master of Arts of his simply ho did'sée Lloyd retaliate in an open and (shall University. He earned his college fees by Australian. I don't think Cavill really knew I say?) honest manner by kicking his nasailant football; and is playing to-day. There was the kind of amphibious machine he was tackling. in return. But I ngle these cases out not sman in the House of Commons who had and when he did I opine that he never cared to for the sake of pouring oblogay on the meu, been a professional footballer; but that is train seriously for the rantch. Nuttall is Many may jump to the conciadon that football another story: In the Midland counties certainly faster now than when he swam Cavill players are free livers, that they are hasty now a professional who can always be found tempered, eager for reprisals, and not much in one of the best social middle-class clubs! better than ruffans and priseßghters. I wish to remove these stigmas from the professionals.
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in the town, and if you were not aware of his issue of The Athletic News that there hus babits you might search for him all the season never been a season where evidence of tho
being a class amateur eems to be a very paying business, and if the sintoment made be true, I hope the A.S.A. will stamp this pest out. I do like honesty in sport, and without it I prefer no sport. I do not object to professionalism by any means, but I dislike shams, for sport should tend to brash sil delusions away or it is not real sport.
THE AMERICANS AGAIN. The American is a younger, keener, more enterprising and more experimental nation than we are.. As I said last week, they are mora thorough in their games than we are. If the American learns a British sport, he means to
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Nor shall I seek to do this by any far-fetched in a public-house and never find him. Seores semi-professionalism has teen so manifest as in form of special, pleading. The first point one of these man, are rigid teetotalers, and others 1891. The writer declares that leading swim- must insist upon is that a professional footballer are, shall I say it, the most inveterate gamblers mers and water polo players have not hesitstri lump of common clay just the same as in the country. I place the good and the bad to put a fixed price upon their so vices at galas. you and I, enbjected to the same pamions and side by side that readers may judge of, the Now this is exactly what Bradley, Dawber, sympathies, prone to the same fellies and weak- truth of the fact that professional footballers Bacon, and Co. did at athlorie festivals, and nesses, and needing all the kiully feeling that are neither worse nor better than other people: what some of their successors have practiced wu have to spare. Other men beside football As a class they have improved, and there is just as unblushingly up to this day. Under pluyors neglect the serious duties of life for the more discipline new in professional football the guise of railway fares much money or festive cup, and on an average I should say than at any previous period in the history chango handa." I have often wandered how that the professional footballar is much more of the game. Many of them are men with fins some of these syimmers cross, the world, how saber than the majority of his detractore. Of instincts, and no more to be classed as rogues; they appear i all parts of Great Britain, and course it is foolish, possibly criminal, for any and vagabonds than the whole of the dramatic never seem to have any occupation. Indeed, man to neglect bis responsibilities, and I profession who, according to ancient law should not liko to be understood condoning believe, still romein in that category.... wickedness or rice. But I am anxious to
PULL BACKS AB GOAL-SCORERS, ' remind those who are so ready to condemn that
I notice that in the Leagas match the other the professional footballer is no worse than any day between Stoke and Nottingham Forest, other average man. - Again, we cannot all keep Iramonger, the International back, scored our tempers, and I question very mure if I a goal for each side and the match was drawn should not feel sorely tempted to lungo out if This is quite a curiosity. In attempting to man were sneak enough to kick me slyly when clear bis lines Iremonger, who is such a splendid the referee was not looking. Of course it batazian for Nolts, headed the ball into his own would, from a moral point of view, be much goal, end then the ta' Forester equalised with more noble to refrain, restrain, and report the
a lofty shot at the other end. It is a common offender. I once knew a clergyman who was occurrence for a full-back to head into his goal, the subject of a heartless foul. He clenched pat it is comparatively rare for him to score by bis teeth, shut his flat, and walked away. A a direct kick. One of the greatest backs who get "right there." Mr. Bosanquet's team can. fow minutes after he remarked. "I did that ever iced a ball for Queen's Park or Scotland sometimes whip the Yankees at cricket because. ell, I think. Be bedid, and it was a splendid was Waiter Arnott, the picture of a man on the they don't care & hang about cricket, sare at example of high character, but we cannot all field. I once saw him score for the Queen's Philadelphia, as cricket is too slow for a nation reach these pinnacles. Football is played very against Nottingham Forest in a semi-final tie fn" of quicksilver restlessness, and engerners to
Tunder Foroigu Superintendence. Tho- largely to teach us to keep our tempers, and for the Eugish Cup played at Derby, and he got to the end of anything they begin. OfTHE Steam-aunch "TUNG FAT" Bailt professionals, just as much as borers, should kicked the dell from the half-way line. Of course, they have retained the America Cap roughly Overhauled by Messrs. W: S. Bailey & herer stoop to the mean and the shady, and course, Charles Williams, the Manchester City The Yankees wou that trophy in 1851, and they Co, Eagineers, and Certified to be in First-olnes should machew the contemptible. Bat the goalkeeper, kicked a ball from goal to goal, and bare held on to it with both hands ever since. Order and Condition. The Launch is fitted in majority of these men have been brought up in scored for Manchester against Sunderland at Shamrock II was the twenty-first yacht which European Style, suitable for towing purposes Length 43 feet, Beam 11 feet 6 inches, Depth a rough and ready school without ideals. The Boker Park on April-14th, 1900, but I have hus tried to carry off the vasa, bat Sir Thomas for harbour use, profesional is just a man, at I have said, like also a recollection of Watty Anoit gaining a Lipton has been no more successful than Lord feet 3 inches in centre. the rest of us; neither wores nor better. I do goal for Edinburgh Et. Bernard's against Dunraven and the rest of them right back to want readers not to condemn these paid players Kilmarnock Then, too, Victor Layton, the the late Mr. James Asbury. Certainly Sham in wholemie fashion, and denounce the football right back of Sheffield Wednesday, made deter rock II made the greatest bid in history, bat hirelinge as blackguarda. I can assure readers pained attempts to score for his team against in all weathers she was outsailed, and the that this is most majust.
Newcastle United at Owlerton on December nopleurant fact remains that the atontest mari. 1st, 1900, and what is more, he succeeded the time tion in the world cannot build a yacht- third time. Still it is comparatively rare for raping machine as fast as the Americans can backs to kick goale, and particularly for the turn out. Now, when I read the New Fork of the roatch between same full-back to score for each sido in the same Herald account
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SOME PERSONAL EXPERIENCES. There are good and bad men in all walks of life, and although the football professorial has not yet attained the standard of the cricketer, that is, take them man for man, Inm.convinced that they are not nearly so black as they hare beon painted. Indeed the professional footballer is a very different person to what he was only few years ago, Now I see a great deal of these players, and let me tell you of a few experiences, of course suppressing tames as
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