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LESSON SERMON.
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST, HONG KONG,
STATUS OF LO HWA TOURISTS.
FINDINGS OF SPECIAL COMMISSION.
NO INFRINGEMENT OF AMATEUR RULES.
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13. That there was no receipt requined for the $2.00 pocket money a day, but all players had rendered receipts for evening dress suits.
13That Mr. H. C. Yui was rez- ponsible for the Loh Hwa Athio. tie Club in all financial matters.
14.-That Mr. H. C., Yui has not ns yet wondered his accounts to the Loh Hwn Athletic Club (sonte al the accounts are still outstanding in connexion with the different
10. That financially the iour
10. That on account of the ad vice from London the trip was post
17.-That it is originally pinn
A special commlesion appointed games played). by the Chin National Amateur Athletic Federation to investigate was success. the Loh Hwn players; who alleged to have lost their amateur poned. status by accepting money for ex- penses, purchase of football gearned to be an eight month tour.
18. That actually the team was and dress suits, to issued a re. port in which they find that the way for about three monthe. players are entitled to retain their amateur status. This decision is interesting as two Hong Kong players Arc ander suspensim the H.K.F.A held for life, as that they had infringed their amateur status.
The following is the first of the official report.
Whereas the Loh Hwn Football Team is an amateur tean and its players are generally, of Chinos Nationality, whereas the China National Amateur Athletic Federa- tion has under its jurisdiction the control of all amateur sports, and whereas certain charges have been nade in regard, to the amateur standing of the Lah Hwa players, therefore be it resolved that tho Board of Directors of the Ch'na National Amateur Athletic Fodera- tion appoints a special commission to investigate into this matter.
1.-Creation of Commission: The Commission was croated by the Board of Directors of the China National Amateur Athletic Federation.
2-Nature of Commission. The Commission s n.n independent
Conclusions.
1.Under the amateur rules of the Far Eastern Athletic Associa tion (ses pago 17 of the Ninth Fer Easters Championship Games Oil- einl Report by the China National Amateur Athletic Federation) and under the amateur rales of tho Federation Internationale de Foot- tall Association, the Commission failed to find that this players have violated any of the amateur. rules.
2. The Commission suggests that arr. H. C. Yui be requested to sub- mis his Anancial repont to the Loh Hwa Athletic Club at the cariest possible moment.
Suggestions.
1.-The Commission suggests that a special committee be ap pointed by the China National Amateur Athletic Fedoration to study the whole quration of anta- teur rubs governing Chinese ama teur sports.
2.-The Commission further sug- gents that it should be made known to the public that any team or teams making a tour in foreign countries in the future must apply for permission from the Federa tion.
Failing to observe this re- quirement will subject the deam pr teams to severe investigation. «
body and is responsible to report MAINTAINING all its findings to the Board of
Directors of the China National Amateur Athletic Federation.
APPEARANCES
WHATEVER
Function of Coinmlesion.
ONE 3-Ftinction of Commission: ASSEMBLY The primary function of the Com- ENTERS, THE PËR- OF A mission F to nestigate the BONALITY : amateur standing of the football SMARTLY DRESSED players who had participated in MAN IS FELT AND the last football tour conducted RESPECTED. under the auspices of the Loh IIwa Athletio Club.
Cadenewed some of the "God
subject of
The Beston-Loh Hwa football players and offi- Sermon in all Churches of Christ, rials on November 19, 1930 at 1.00 Scientist, on Henday, December 14.
p.m. at the Banker's Club, Shang- The Golden Text was:-"With- hold not thou thy tender mercies hai. from me, O Lord: let thy loving kindness and thy truth continually preserve me." (Psalm 40; 11.)
The Commission hereby begs to subrait its findings as follow:
1-That thị said tour was or- ganized by a few individuals un- dor the name of Loh Hwa Athletic
Among the citations which com prised the Lesson Sermon was the following from the Bible:"The Cord shall preserve thee from all evil: the shall preserve thy soul. Clab. The Lord shall preserve thy going out and thy coming in from this
-That the team did not secure
tino forth, and even for evermore," any official sanction either from che China National Amateur (Psalm 1: 7, 8.)
The Lesson-Sermon also includ-| Athletic. Federation or from the od the following passage from Shanghai Football Association. the Christian Science textbook, Selenee and Health with Key to
the Seriptures," by Mary Baker
3-That the team used the name
"Loh Hwa" at the start and later
Eddy: The relations of God and changed into the name ↑ "Chinese man, divine Principle and idea, are Amateur Soccer Team' (Hwa Jen) indestructible in Scicoco;
and
No Contracts.
Scence knows no lapse from her Yuan Cheng Tui). return to harmony, but holds the divine order or spiritual law, in which God and all that He creates are perfect and eternal, to have remained unchanged in its eternal history. (P. 470;)
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4. That there was no contraét signed between the players and the sponsoring organization.
5.-That Sergeant Harrie was re- sponsible for conducting all negotiations in England.
-That A. H. Leelo, Esq. was naked to serve as trainer of the team and a corresponding secret- nry.
A £10,000,000-a-year scheme to
7-That a certain amount of dvertise peace was advocated by Miss E. M. Woodyear, comanaging guarantee was promised to the director of Mesers. Snward, Baker visiting deam for every game to be. & Co., Ltd, this advertising ex- perts, in an address to a London meeting.
played.
8.That there was no representa-
D. That all financial dealings
The great war of 1914-16 coat the tion given to the players on fin nations fifty-six thousand million uncial matter, of the deam, pounds, she pointed out.. Did they not think that humanity could sub- scribo one-quarter of one per cent. were handled through Mr. H. C. of that sum of money for peace?Yui, mannger of the team repro-
Ten millions a year-about five times the annual appropriation of senting the Loh Hwa Athiello Club, one of our largest cigarette manu. 10 That each player was given facturera for fourteen years would 12.00 a day (local currency of bring about & revolution of thought whatever the locality) ns pocket and heart in most
It
·was incongruous kind. inondy to' defray aundry expenses.
to in-
dividual members of society, or to Dress Suits, grodha of societies, the work of
bringing about international peace. That such player was equip
Miss Woodyear tirged that pro- ned, at the expenses of the Loh paganda of behalf of peace. with Hwa Athletic Club, with regular peace made as attractive, thrilling, foothill gear including an evening and exciting as war, must start dress suit, the latter not over
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