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GOLF.
ST. ANDREW'S-ST. GEORGE'S. MATCH.
EASY WIN FOR scots.
St. George's Society, the holders, were easily beaten at Fanling on
BT. O. HT. A.
WIN FOR GREEN HOWARDS.
GOOD POLO AT CAUSEWAY BAY.
The large number of polo enthu-
sinnts who went down to the ground
HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1930.
JUNIOR CRICKET NOTES.
POLICE. AND INDIANS, TO MEET THIS WEEK-END.
[BY "L.B.W."}
total of 923 runs
Kowloon Cricket Club again proved that they must be seriously reckoned with in the fight for cham pionship honours in the second vision when they ran up the fine for 7 wickets Bunday by St. Andrew's, The de- tailed results were as follows (St. Causeway Bay yesterday were against the Hong Kong Cricket Įtreated to some very fine polo when Club last Saturday. A Bino century George's Society names first):
Points, the Green Howards, who are on by Skinner and a half-century by visit to the Colong, met the Army Mackny made it possible for the in Hong Kong in a four-chukka Kowloonites to declare at this score, match which remilted in a win for and ns I mentioned in these notes the former by four goals to one.
som little while back, I should not The teatus were:-Green Ho wards: Mr. Yaetman-Biggs, Mr. be at all surprised to see the former Sipeton, Captain Barber, Mr. playing for the Peninsula first Collins. Army in Hong Kong: Cap eleven before the season is out. He tain Carmichael, Maor Campbell, is in capital form just now and Mr. Bramwell, Colonel Brownrigg.
besides being a sound unt, he is a The Play,
dangerous bowler. Mackey started The Best chukky started off with off by being a change bowler some Root polo on both sides. Colonel Brownrigg was soon in the picture seasons ago, but since he took up with a good run down the field, but wieket-keeping has developed into he failed to score. Shortly after-n very sound though by no means wards, however, he put in the first
B. Stewart 5 and 4 ...... G. S. Archhutt lost to J.
K. Macfarlan 3 and 2
F. J. de Rome lot to J.
M. Walker 4 and 2 .......
E. J. R. Mitchell lost to
O. E. C. Marton beat I. ..
AV. Shewan 2 up A. K. Lisaaman lost to A. H. Ferguson 3 and 1.
1
L. G. 5. Dodwell heat A
11
1
1
1
1
11
A. B. Raworth lost to D.
4. G. Bennett lost to A.
1
1
C. C. Stark 1 hole......
N. L. Smith lost to R. Young 6 and 5............ A. H. Musson heat K. S.
Robertson nad 3
Forbes 6 and 3......
B. Purves hole
A. C. I, Bowker lost to
J. Stuart 5 and 3..........
J. W. Franks lost to K. S.
Morrison 4 and 3
J. II. Raikes lost to D.
Robbs and a
A. D. Humphreys lost to
J. S. MacLaren 3 and 2
M.. G. Mills lost to D. J:
Gilmore 3 and 2
J. L. Shellshear heat S.
II. Fox and I
Total .........
Fourball Match.
Marton and Lissamat lost
to Shewan and Ferguson 3 and 2
Dodwell and Arebbutt bent
1
4
1
13
1
goal of this match for the local side,brilliant bat, but this success was short-lived,
as Collins equalised-for the Gree Howards which, he received a gond pass from Barber. The Army were soon on the attack again and kept in the pressure throughout the
whole chukka
With all roupeals to the K.C.C., however, the Club bowling was not very strong and here I must say
that I am very much surprised to
YACHTING.
LADIES' CHAMPIONSHIP
RACE RESULTS.
At the Royal Hong Kong Yacht Cluh yesterday, the 1st Ladies" Championship Race was held over a distance of 7.7 miles, the course being (1) Lyemun Beacon, (2) Mark on line, (3) Channel locks.
H. Class.
Time. -4.38 M 4.30.21 4.38.10 4.25.01
MINERS' WELFARE
FUND.
OWNERS AND MEN TO DISCUSS FUTURE.
THE PENSIONS PROPOSAL.
BRIEF
PARS FROM EVERYWHERE.
It is stated that Mr. Li Chung
to retire A State scheme of pen- EASTERN NEWS IN sions for all at 80 is wholly im-. practicable, and, of course, the State could not discriminate in Favour of minors and neglect other sections of the community. The Miners Federation therefore ren- lizes that, if an attempt is in be nude to provide for some of the
During a fierce engagement with large amount of "Burplus mining labour by pensioning the older men,hundreds of pirates outside Woo- the meaus must be provided by the zung early last Tuesday morning industry itself. Opinion in the roports the Chinese press, une of Federation is fairly evenly divided, the Woosing water police'n cruis The future of the Miners' Welfare but there is a majority for using ning vessels sustained great damage Fund is to be the subject if im large proportion of the proceeds of and had to be brought to Shunghai H. Clasa boats started at 3 pin., urediate discussions between the; the wolfare leys to retire the older for repair.
meu and make room for a similar Colleen securing the first position. Mining Association and the Miners' number of younger men who now
ing pensions would not be paid to China Merchant S. N Co., is or- Its prin receiving unemployment beneft. In the I., Y. and G. Classes, started Federation. The fund has been a draw deemployment bericht. Itir- Kung, managing director of
ranging with the Ministry of the five minutes later, Bluenose was existence for 10 years.
elpal source of income is a levy of A million pounds-which is rather Navy to dispatch several gunboats awarded first place.
The following are the results and penny a ton on output. Sins more than the annual yield of the for patrol service along the Yang- output lovy-would not provide an io River, particularly the Han- 1026 there has been a supplémentáry Finducement to between 50,000 and kow-Ichang section. Reports have times,
income from the royalties lovy, but 50,000 men to retire from industry,been received of increasing bandit Finishing Corrected this has to be applied entirely in Moreover it is not suggested that interference with shipping on the
Time.
the provision of pithead baths. The the whole amount of the levy should upper reaches of the river, and be devoted to pensions. What ad the need to adopt further means for Diana (4)
4.42.50
output levy will cease at the end ofditional funds could be made avail the protection of Chinese and for- Colleen (1) 4.30:27
this year unless Parliament deler.ablet Some of the miners would ciga shipping is considered to be
say, without hesitatiofi, that the urgent Rolla (3)......
4.34.535 4.31.44
mines otherwise.
lovy on royaltics should be in-1 La Linda (2) ...
There is, however, general, agree creased They calculate that a 1d.
A Hankow telegram to the Chin- I., Y. and G. Classes,
Finishing Correctedment, that the Welfare Fund, in equivalent of nos. a work pension bandits attempted to hold up a train
levy on royalties would produce the
ese Press says that. Communist- some forni and for some purposes, for the men over 60. But the plan of the Peiping-Hankow Railway should continur. Assuming there does not rest on that basis alone. inst Thursday when they removed In South Wales the miners are
part of the track between the fore that it will continue, two ques suggesting joint contributions by Huayunn and Shiaokang stations tions arise. First, what is to be the owners and the miners. In Fortunately, a roport was received the future scale of the fund several other districts the miners by the railway nuthorities in Han Second, what are to be its objects are believed to be ready to go kow who immediately held two tribute to voluntary pensions
northbound trains and requested But before details are General Yi Wei Chung, to send his. On the part of the miners there scheme, Ta second chanípionship events no thought of reducing the fund examined the principle of using any for racing yachts was sailed on large its objects so as to include sions must be settled. As mattere
but rather is there a desire to en- part of the Welfare Fund for pon-troops to suppress the bandits. Saturday, the course being
the provision of retiring pensions. stand, both in respect of the ad. Lycemun Beacon, Rumsey Shoal, The cuntowners who have probably ministration of the fund and the not, contemplated, the provision of state of feeling among the miners, Mark or Line, Channel Rooks; retiring pensions-are of opinion
that, in view on the one hand of Federation will probably be that the large amount of welfare work the provision of pensions should be that has been done, or is planned made an additional object of the for early exccution, and on the fund, and that each district should other hand of the economic difficul-he left to decide for itself whether tive of the industry, the output levy | or-not to use the fund in that way. need no longer be as much as penny & ton. For recreational ob 6ects the fund has already sent, or
Time. Tinte. 5.09.25 3.01,50 Wings (4) Bluenose (1)... 4.57.03 4.51.29 Boojum (2)
1.09.44 4.60.10 1.37.15 Speedwell (3)... 4,50.40
CHAMPIONSHIP EVENTS.
see that Bonnar does not farm outdistance of 9.1 miles for them regularly. He was one of
Results were as follow:- their beat bowlers last season but
The second chukka was, also a very closely contested one, some very nice polo being seen while Barber and Yactman-Biggs were the unfortunate part about it is both conspicuous for remaining in that some of the Club's best cricket. their place and, consistent bittingers go in for so many games all at
Saw the 121 The cad of this stanza
score unaltered.
Points. KY. O, ST. A.
Stewart and Mucfarlane aal k
2
do Home and Mitchell
bent Walker and Stark
3 and 2..........
Smith and Musson lost to
Young and Robertson 3 and 1 mars
0
0
4
Raworth and Bennett lost
to Forbes and Purves 3 and 1.........
D
19
Bowker and Franks lost to
Stuart and Morrison 5 and 3
*
Baikes and Humphreys
lbst to Robb and Mac- Tareas and
0
ills and Shellshear beat
Gilmore and Fox & and
2
0
Total Foursomes Total Singles
0 101 41 391)
101 237
BOCEY POOL. The results of the Bogey Pool at Fanling on Saturday and Sunday
ore:-
FI. U. Treland (7) 4 up wins.
Other scores gere:-
R. Young (7) 3 up.
C. C. Stark (7) 2 up.
A. Ritchie (14) 2 up.
D. Forbes (9) all square.
There were 38 entries.
JASPER CLARK CUP.
draw for Jasper 'π.H.K.G.C. Clark Cup Competition, Sunday, November -
onet."
H. J. Armstrong made a welcome re-appearance for the Club; he is quite a sound bat and got many
Another Blank Chukka. Play in the third chukka was very much up and down the field with the Green Howards making occa-runs last aenson, and if he is going siunal raids on the Army goal. to play regularly, will strengthen Sinceton had very bail fuck in missing the goal by inches on two them & lot. But then the Club so occasions. With both teams fight-seldomu, turns out the same team ing hard to forge ahead, the end every week and that is the chief of this chukka still found the score
enuse of their poor showing so far. unaltered,
It was evident from the beginning It is a well-known fact that if they of the last chukka that the Green really wanted to win the shield for Howards were going all out to win; another season, they will take a lot their combination was very much im- proved and on the whole the team of beating for they can really held played excellently. Barber then got a vry strong tean, but there it is, through to put them ahead and this they have so many members to cater was followed by an excellent goal by Collins from about 80 yards for. range, and just before the end the same player scored again to make the final score, Green Howards 4; The Army in Hong Kong; 1.
LAWN TENNIS.
LADIES DOUBLES
CHAMPIONSHIP.
In the first round of the Ladies' Doubles Championship. Mrs. Mac Tavish and Mrs. Cuthill beat Miss Heard and Miss Taylor, 6-1, 6-
MIXED DOUBLES SEMI-
FINALS.
The semi-finals of the open mixed doubles championship were decided on the C.R.C. courts on Bunday when a fairly large gathering of tennis enthusiasts were treated to some good tennis.
The first inatch saw Miss Enid Io. nud M. W. Lo opposed to Mrs. Keary and M. K. Lo, and after a close game the former won by 6-4, 4-5.
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H. Class, (Started at 2.25 p.m.)
Times. Fshed Ctd. Pts. Diana (7) 4.33.03 4.28.11 Colleen (3) 4.31.25 4,23,04 Holla (0)
..... 4.31.31 4.27.43 Falcon (8) ........ 3.03,30 4.48,29
429.14 1.2441 16 La Linda (4) Norena (1) ...... 4.19.47 Scratch 18 Argulla 11. (3) 4.31.44 4.94.59 11 Dornthira (2)
et apart. £3,500,000; for health services, £2,443,000; for pit welfare, £1,318,000; for education, £710,500; and for research, £609,000.
No Cut-and-Driod Scheme, ... 4-31:87 4:22.51 13
The Minors' Feloration has, not I, Y. and G. Classes.
got a cut-and-dried scheme for de (Started at 2.30 p.m.) tiring pensions, but are outline. It is estimated that between 50,000 and Times. Fshed Ct. Pia 60,000 miners over 60 years of age Daphne (4) 4.52.36 Scratch 11 remployed in or about the mines, Why Wonder (5) 4.87.95 4.54.93 17 and that possibly another 10,000 are Wings (7) 3.10.50 5.07.48 12 among the unemployed. The desire .....4.54.45 481.43 13 of the Federation is to offer an in Bluenose (3) Boojum (2) 461.40 4.48.38 18 cement to the men of Ed and over Speedwell (1) 4.48.39 4.45.20 18
5:15.65 8.12.03 Adanac (3) Zephyr (6)
Lola...... Wendy (9)
5
3.07.478.00.12
8
Did net sai).
f
8
...... 5.36.39 4.47.48 SUNDAY'S RACE.
Isle Wing Cruiser Event, The first Cruiser Championship race was sailed on Sunday, the course being round Hong Kong Island (S), a distance of 24 miles. The yachts were started at 10.05 a.m. The results were as follows:-
Times. F'shed Ct. Pts. 4.12.04 3.48.50
The draw did not do Kowloon very much goob and as they have still to play tie Récréib, Police and Indiane-three really strong teams -Uey cannot take things for grant. ed, for yet awhile, The Indians bent both Recreio and the Club, and the result of their meeting with the Police this week-end will have a lot of boaring on the league. They played a team captained by H. T.Azuma (11) ....... M. Burma last Saturday at Pok-La Cigale (0) ... 3.44.33 3.44.33
Isis (1)
417.37. 3.06.19 10 fulam and took a terrible heating Norseman (3)... 4.14.48 3.32.54 11 but I am not at all sure that it Queen Bee (10) 4.30.11 3.40:39 0 was not in their favour. I under- Irene (4)
(U and I (8) stood that as a result of the game, Coquette (0) they discovered a very good wicket-Curlew (7) keeper-bateman, but whether he will Wanderer (3) be included in their team this Snipe (2) ...... Saturday, I haven't heard, though Imogen (12) 5.19.30 3:52.61 - 4 1 gather he will be,
sind so
糖
The Police rattled up 200 odd ruus against the Royal, Corps of Signals-Booker made a century did Willians of the The second encounter was between Signallers, 1 was told by one who Mra, Taylor & L. Goldman Raw the game that the former hits 4.90 nm. I. H. Gioare and F. A.Mrs McCaw & C. A. L. Rumjahn.very hard, but I doubt if he will
Redmond,
0.00
·
E. C. Marton.
A. B. Purves and A. B. Stewart.
D. J. Gilmore and J. 8.
MacLaren.
H. U: Ireland.
...
31
E. J. R. Mitchell and
9.45 »
H. Ruffu and A. E.
+
b. Forbes nad J. Smith,
RUGBY FOOTBALL.
CLUB . TAMAR
the initial proposal of the Miners priations made up to the end of last
Rescurces of the Fund,
This year's receipts have still to be brought into the accounts. Appro- month came to a total of 29.105,170 and actual payments to £7,044,501, The difference between receipts and therefore in appropriations is round figures £1,343,000, "and" be- tween receipts and botween receipts and actual expenditure £2,3175,000. But it is not the case that all the What the resources of the fund unapproprinted funds are free for are and what it has accomplished disposal. A large amount is ear- can be indicated by figures from marked for definite asca, and at ita latest balancersheet. Up to the the end of last year, for example, end of last year the total receipta when the unspent balance of the from the output levy had amounted food was £2,221,000, only £36,332
and to £8,817,281,
interest to could be regarded as not dofinitely 2733,014, making the total credits allocated. At the end of this year The royalties welfare the unallocated balance will pro- £9,380,875. levy has yielded in four years hably be a conresponding amount. £778,000, and interest to the amount It is necessary to bear in mind that td £870,771. The total to four-fifths of the contributions to of £2,771 has brought the total each coal-mining district is entitled incont credits from both sourers at the end of 1829 were, therefore, £10,451,640, (Continued on next Column.}
the output levy for expenditure within the district. Only one-fifth goes to the pfperal find
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HOCKEY.
RECREIO'S TEAM FOR TO-DAY.
This game went the full distance.get going against the I.R.C. who The following will represent Ciab have quite a collection of bowlers de Recreio against the Y.M.C.A. 9.23 P. C. Monaghan and Oventually resulting in a win for
the latter, the scofes being 9-7, 5-7 The game will take place at Happy to-day, at 5.10, sharp at King's Valley, but despite the fact that Park-H. A. Barros. A. A. dos and 0-2. in their favour..
the Police will have the advantage Homedies, C. Abs H. A. of playing at home, I rather funcy Noronha, N. Beitrag, F. V. Ribeiro. the Indians will take full pointe d'Almada e Castro, H. A. Botel The only other match of the after-ho, A. 31. Xavier, J. A. de V. Sonrea TO-MORROW.nean-C.S.O.C. v. RA.B.C.-start-and M. A. Xavier.
ed late At the start Fry and The Y.M.C.A. will bo represented The following will represent the Macnamara were bowling well, the by F. Atyes; G. F. Roca and H. thub A XV. 1.3.5. Tamar latter being just short of a length andy; G. Michell, F. Allen and and coming up a lot, and conA. A. Brown; T. Tate,. G. Kearns, to thotrów at 6 p.m. sharp
Back: S. J. H. Fox Threequently being diffenit to get away. T. Martin, 1. R. Ashton and J. quarters: W. D. Johnson, Allera, Matthews played very well for his Smith D. P. Riby. E. T. E. Nash; Half seventy-odd ruas.. He ought to get a backs: 1. H. M. Meeredy, J. S. lot more as the season progresses
The R.A.S.C. batting was stodgy, Tee; Forwards: W. F. Kerr, A. R. Cox, H. D. Clippingdale, Watson, Cochrane, Mitford.. E. D. Dale, J.
8.05.
Tucson.
A. B. Raworth and
E. Holmes.
A. H. Ferguson ed E E. Andrewel
L. G. 8. Dodwell and J. E. Macfs
N. L. Smith and J. E.
-H.-Cogan.
A. E. Lissaman and O.E. Henry. Eagers,
R. Young and C. C.
Stark.
J. N. Grant and W. Y. Holt.
F. J. de Rome and.. 6 Robertson.
R. D. Wrigley hid G. 8. Archbutt
ta,13
11
to 20
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10.25
•
10.30
10.35
16,40
10.45
J. Notton and A. T.
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E. des Vœux.
1. W. Shewan and J. W „Fraiskasi
J. M. Walker and J. Stuart.
Releted: Mr. O. E. Holmes.
Adjustments owing to players, if dny, falling out will be made on Friday morning in the first instance by moving up odd players to fill vacancies in succession.
Final adjustment, if required, at
and though quite few of the team they play a good defensive game, are-definitely-out of the picture when it comes to enterprising ericket. Hamilton got two, wickets for a runa picco while McGowan bad 3 for 34. I understand the lat
STRIBLING WINS FROM DEKUH. SLOW-AND-DISAPPOINTING- AFFAIR
Atlanta, Gcorgio, Nov.
ter was an extremely hisky bowler-Young Stribiting the Georgia one of his deliveries about two feet Peach, took a decision. over the outside the leg peg resulting in German heavyweight Arthur De
Ruh hero to-night in a slow, closs catch for him!
and disappointing fight
Apart from the Palice-L.R.C.
The battle took place in the open Rain played a part in dam-
Faolig on Sunday morning... fixture, I do not know whether thera air.
Any players who are unable to aro any other league matches, ab.pening the spectators' garments and play "die" requested to notify the sense of fixture-cards making it imthusiasm alike, Milf Sectomy moderator g'alank on 1 musible to tell, but a regards
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Tiffins will be ordered and after Club will take on C.5.0.C. 15% wine ndrro noon times reserved; players will ought to be a close game, while hoavyweight championship admitt Craigengowered that to-night's fight had little Shibar Ki Qotsast in the eternoon in the order Recrols entertain
in which they finish in the morn-Cricket Club. Here I fancy the relation to anything of titular
home team's chances.
Matthews. (Continued as foot of nest column,) Ling.
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