TENNIS NOTES.
Tientsin has beaten Shanghai
in the recent Interport. Two
BRITAIN WINS
KING'S CUP.
months ago Hong Kong failed | OLYMPIA A JUNE GARDEN.
to impress st Shanghai and
last Mil the matches of the series. It is, of course, true thai Hong Kong had not sent their strongest players, but it was by no' means a bad team and it might be argued that Shanghai showed them- selves good enough to outplay our
best men.
ROYAL PARTY'S KEEN ENJOYMENT,”
LONDON, June 96th. The King and Queen and Prin- ceas Mary attended the gala per formance at the International Horse Show, Olympia, W., yester-
day afternoon. They stayed two and a half hours, and obviously enjoyed every moment.
This provides food for thought, Last year Tientsin beat Shanghai on their own courts, and they have repeated their success on their
The scene was brilliant. For past opponents' ground this year. About the same time last year, Ng Sie salas Olympia has been castle Kwong and Lum Po Wah visited court, tiltyard, forest glade, and Tientsin and engaged. Tientsin, a village green, but representatives of China, and came aff victorious in all their matches. charming as an arens for compet. On his return to the Colony, Naing horses than as a simple June Szo Kwong expressed the opinion garden. The soft blues and pinks that, from what he saw Hong Kong could beat Tientsin.
The ex-championship's opinions very encouraging to Hong Kong Ng Sio Kwong's experience in the game extends over a very wide area in the Far East and he has met with both success" and defeat in many places, so that his judgment can be received with confidence. Hong Kong has not had
an opportunity of matching her best players against those of Shanghai and Tiantain and the year's Inter- port has been duly decided. What would happen, if Hong Kong bad a chance? It would be difficult to say, but there are many who seem to agree with the ex-champion, ***
Endeavours have just been made to stage an Interport locally. Invita- tions have been sent to Shanghai and Tintain to engage Hong Kong in a series of matches here at the and
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of next May. Such an announcement is particularly plea sant, and it is hoped that something will materialise. It would bring about a competition among the best players in China, as Shanghai, Tientsin and Hong Kong acknowledged to possess the best players in the Far East. In cidentally, if official sanction could be obtained from the respective Lawn Tennis Associations, an open Championship of China might be staged for the first time.
Hong Kong would have an ex- gent opportunity of doing well In the first place, it will be at a time when the local players are at their best, as the Open Championships öf the Colony begin in March and about the middle of May. Selection would be simplified by the per- formances of the different players in the Championship matches and the best qualibed would be avail- able to represent the Colony.
never more
and mauves of the flower backs were carried up to the gallery tops through the summer dresses of the throng, mainly of women, that filled every seat
The Queen looked delightfully cool in palest blue with a cream. cloak. Princess Mary was in pale turquoise, and her pleasure in the opening event, a parade of all the prize-winning saddle horses, she communicated to those around her. This parade, led, as at every Inter- national eince 1912, by that most gallant figure on a horse. Captain Tom Hobbs, was headed by eigh- teen women, all riding side-saddle; with about half as many men be hind,
An Equestrian Pageant.
Then there was another pageant of equestrianism, as the whole of the, competing Army officers of many lands made a round of the ring and saluted their Majestiee.
box were turned to the great gates Next the eyes of all in the royal to see the entry of the historie Lip: pizaner homes from the Imperial Riding School of Vienna.
They went through their exer vises while the band played lilting It was foot-play of the tunes. most rhythmic and graceful order
io which the horses themselves seemed to take a proud pleasure. The great crowd rose to them, and they won unstinted applause from the King and Queen and the Prin Cess, to whom the riders gravely doffed their cocked hats.
The Growning Event.
The stage was then sat for the gala's crowning event, the contest over a sporting course by military officers of any nationality for the King George V. gold cup.
THE HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, THURSDAY, JULY 19th, 1928.
COUNTY CRICKET.
SUTCLIFFES FINE PLAY.
THE POSITION OF JAPAN.
HER PART IN WORLD DIPLOMACY.
THE PSYCHOLOGY OF THE EAST.
MORE HIGH SCORING,
{THROUGH REUTER'S AGENOT.]
Kent e. Surrey. Kant beat Surrey on the first innings,
Kent 610 (Ames 200) and 185 for wickets, innings declared closed,
RELATIONSHIP WITH THE SOVIET.
[Br. Da.. INAZO Nnous, late Under-Secretary-General of the League of Nations.]
Surrey 413 (Sandham 179, Fender Japan occupies to-day a unique the opposition of the whole Japan- 101) and 139 for one wicke
position. It is just sixty years coe nation, and of the rest of the since her entry into international world to boot. The Japanese society. It was then that she first people exercises a continual sur
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Yorkshire v. Motts. Yorkshire beat Notts on the first innings.
Yorks 520 for 7 wickets, innings I learned of the existency of inter-veillance over the manoeuvres of
declared closed (Sutcliffe 111, Old royd 119) and 910 for no wicket (Holmes 101 not out, Sutcliffe 100 not out)...
Notts 350 (Whysall 166).
Forthants v. Glamorgan..... Northants best Glamorgan, on the first innings.
Northante 397 and 397 for wickets, intings declared closed (Timms 101, Brown 103 not out).
Glamorgan 390 (D. Davies 103) and 88 for 2 wickets.
the military clique in order to pra vent it from embarking on any im- possible adventure.
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national law. And that concept of a jus gentium was so new for har that she saw in it a sort of religion founded by Hugo Grotius, in the
Japan And Eusais. same way as Christianity had been
Our relations with Russia form founded by Jesus Christ and another unique feature of our posi Buddhism by Shakyamuni,
Dur- tion. In some respects they are
sing the two generations that have since elapsed much water has flow ed under the bridges. To-day Japan plays a highly interesting role, one of the most delicate in world diplomacy, I say "world diplomacy" because while
the larger part of her activity is naturally exerted in the Far East, it is in that corner of the world that world diplomacy is now centred.
Leicester v. Gloucestershire. Leicester beat Gloucester by wickets
Gloucester 247 (Dipper 107) and
(Astill 8 for 81).
4 Leicester 33 and 193 for wickets.
Essex v. Sussex, Sussex best Eesex by 150 runs. Sussex 319 (Tate 125) and 262 for 8 "wickets, innings declared closed. Essex 156 and 208 (Cutmoze 101).
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Lancashire 7. Hampshire. Lancashire beat Hants by an innings and 20 runs.
Hants 194 and 181 (Macdonald for 54).
innings declared closed (Watson Lancashire 350 for 9 wickets, 191).
Warwick West Indies.
Warwick beat the West Indies by 7 wickets,
West Indies 209 (Speed 5 for 30) and 313.
Warwick 38 (Parsons 181) and 139 for 3 wickets.
EMPIRE SHOOTING AT -BISLEY.
BRITAIN WINS CHALLENGE OUP.
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LONDON, July 17th.
At Bisley, the Empire Challenge won by Britain. The
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An hour and a half of thrills, crashing timbers, and pealing ap plause brought the desired climax- a British victory, the third in. 13 Details to hand of the Interport | shows. French officers, Japanese, between Shanghai and Tientsin Belgians, and Swiss took part, and Cup was give a vivid description of the at the close there were six Britiabacores were: struggles in the five matches which and one French officer who had Britain composed the series Particularly made a clear .course. One of the interesting were the results of the British was Lt. Col. Malise Graham last two matches both of which had on his 23-years-old Broncho, with to be played over two days and whom he won the cup in 1995. The both of which Tientsin won. The gallant old horse drew, a storm of last and deciding match between | cheers. Wade, the Changhai champion, and A L. Hamjahn proved to be bombat of wita Each tried to out- play the other and each effected changes in tactics so cleverly that -It was difficult for the, other to catch his opponent's play." At the end of the first day's play the Shanghai champion led by two acts to one, but on the following day Rumjaha triumphed by taking two sets to win the match and Inter- part for Tientsin.
Turning to local competition, Hong Kong had a blank week-end on account of the typhoon. Three League matches have since been de cided in mid-week, the most in- teresting of which was the victory of the Kowloon Cricket Club over the Hong Kong Cricket Club in the "A" Division. The result came as big surprise as the latter have done very well this season. It can, how- ever, be explained by the fact that the losers did not play their usual team. They lost by 11 games. Kowloon are now out of the bottom rung of the League Table..
***
In the "B" Division, the Hong Kong University beat the Royal Engineers by 17 games, while the
Club de Recreio-1st beat the Indian
Recreation Club in the "C" Division. Mid-week matches con- tinue to be played and it shows that the Clubs are taking a real interest in the League;
The fixtures for the "B" Division are all over and it remains for the Various Clube to arrange dates for the postponed watches. An inter- esting match has been fixed for Baturday between the Chinese Re creation match Club and the Nippon Club. The former are, of course, likely to win. They com- plete, their programme with this
Veteran's Good Show.
Only one rider got round a eecond time without a fault. He' was Captain J. H. Dudgeon, M.C., of the Royal Scots Greys, on clever bay named Forty-six. To him went the cup. Man and horse showed perfect combination
They were
Quinine (last year's winner)," and the veteran Broncho.
The three came riding in to rein
$,203
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2,156
LOCAL BASEBALL.
FILIPINOS TO MEET THE DRAGONS.
The progress and prosperity of Japan largely depend on the stability of her neighbours, and as these latter are at grips with the rest of the world the gravity of her position can easily be measure ed.
manuals.
closely entwined with our interests in China, while in other respects they are quite independent. Russia too was for a decade at daggers drawn with the rest of the world. She has been treated as the pariah. of the civilized nations. À govern- ment that has disowned its debts cannot count milch on the con- fidence of its creditors, but could Japan judiciously quarrel with a nation whose frontiers run parallel with her own! The coal mines and oil wells of Manchuris, though far from rich, are important to a coun- try that possesses even less. "The Soviet Government has made some fact alone calls for friendship be- concessions in Manchuria, which
tween the two nations.
THE-
PSYCHIC HEALER "¡CURES DIABETES.'
I
had been suffering from diabetes." for many years. I had gons under many treatments, but all in vala. 'I had no hope of recovery. I was toki by one of my friends to see the Paychic Healer now staying in the Hotel Saroy. 8o, 1 want to consult him, who gave me a few 'Tawized." I noted socording to bis instructions sad so I am completely cured of my difensé,
I offer my sincere thanks to the renowned 'Spiritualist."
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Formerly Japan was regarded in China as the chief of sinners; to- day the western nations find that On the part of the Soviet Gov. the Japanese, after all, have the ernment this marks a new change soundest knowledge of Celestial of attitude towards Japan. For psychology. No doubt Japan has the Far East, indeed for the dip through a partly open scullery landed their risk into the hazardous Blundered abundantly in het rela- lomacy of the world, the actual window, and when Mr. Drage al Hong Kong and Kowloon Wharf and tions with her neighbour. Her more important than the diplomats and 'her soldiers have gain to the fishermen. By the dix peared it leaped to a picture rally Godown Company, Limited, whence, made many mistakes. Their know appearance of mutual distrust and squeezed through a window, and ledge was of the old Chias, not of recriminations between the two ran up a rainwater pipe to the and/or from the wastes, the new generation. Their mis-governments other economic pro roof.
not clested by the 23rd July, The monkey was one of a dozen 19937787. The limitless. Siberian
broken, thated and damaged Two others made two half-faults game between the Filipino Baseball their wisdom will not take them solution." each-tipping a stave off a jump Club and the South China Dragons very far, since in the future they plains offer a promising field for Kursaal last night. The doors to ages are to be left is the Godowns with the fore-feet.
will not be working alone. They markets, for investment of capital, the monkey-house were found to where they will be examined in tha Lieut. X. Bizard, of France on Saturday had not the typhoon in Powers equally great and In- have no objection to an economic opened.
which would have been played last will have to collaborate with other and for colonisation. The Russians have been forced and the cages présimes of Consigue By Messrs. tervened will be staged this Satur-terested. What do they know, these penetration so long as it remains powers, of the uncounted masses pacific, and once they are assured day afternoon at the Happy Valley who are represented neither by the that Japan has no territorial am golden-tongued youths nor by the bitions they will give a ready wel- war-lords? Allied prychologically come to our manual labourers, our to the Chinese by race but instruc- capital, and our industrial pro- ed during sixty years in the idens ducts. It is the duty of our states and the science of the West, it is ment to reassure the Muscovities on the Japanese who must act in the this point. quality of mediators.
Here again, as in our relations On Sunday there will be two
In the councils of the dip with China, we should expect from The first
frank and one will be between the South lomatists their voice is worthy of our diplomatists China Scouts and the Young Men's attention and respect. If they fail pacific policy, sincere motives, and in winning confidence, it is for one amical sentiments. The burnt Baseball Club, the second one will of two reasons, either the interest child fears the fire: a stupid ex be between the China Athletics apded Powers tre still ignotant of the pedition into Siberia a dozen years psychology of the East, or it is ago was a lesson to us that even Japan who does not understand our military clique has not forgot that of the West. By this I mean ten. There is every reason to hope that the military clique in Japan that Japan will show herself equal seems still to dream of armed into the diplomatic task imposed tervention. Let it once attain to upon her by the circumstances of power, and its policy will arouse to-day..
Diamond.
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up before his Majesty, whom Lord Lonedale escorted into the ring, the whole crowd standing. There were three smart salutes. The King handed the riders their prizes, spoke a few words of praise to pach, and lightly stroked each horse's nose, The crowd gave S final resourding cheer and the day second division games.
At 2 p.m. on the same day, the South China Juniors will meet the St. Joseph's crew in the second
was over.
HONG DOUBLES.
SOLICITORS BEAT ELEC-
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the Kiora
DOG RACE BETTING.
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Playing in the second round of N.S. WALES TO ENFORCE LAW the Hong Doubles yesterday, O. E
AGAINST IT. C. Marton and M. H. Turner (Deacons) owe 2/6 defeated T. P. Saanderson and J. R. Way (HK. Electric Co.) rec: 15 by two mota to love (6-3 and 6-9). The winners now meet E. D. Lawrence and T. D. E. Pendered (A.P.C.) owe 3/6 in the third round.
TO-DAY'S MATCHES..
RED BOUND, W. L. Smith and J. A. E, Kend. crow (Jazine, Matheson) rec. 15 * Vory Rev. A. Swann and Rev. The two teams of the Chinese Koop (St. John's Cathedral) owe Recreation Club in the "C" -Divi- | 4/8. “
Catch
sion who were due to meet on B. Hancock and B. 3. Hills owe Baturday are play off the fixture. 3/5 v. C. O. Stark and E. J. R. The match is especially interesting Mitchell owe 2/8.
mad its result is pretty sure to] ✅N, M. Currie and W. A. Stewart decide the championship issue, (Davie Bong) rec. 16 v. A. H.
(Oontinueil on next Column),443 Penn and O. P James rec. 15.
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Altendants chased one monkey round the bowl slide in the Kur- saal grounds to-day, and another which was chased in the ballroom by escaped through a sky-light. A fourth took refuge in the collar of a public-house ca the Marine Parade and a fifth was chased out of the kitchen in the house of Mrs.
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