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PAPERS EXPOSE IRISH RUGGER HOME FOOTBALL
MISCHIEF
Germany Placed In Bad Light
Special to the. "Heng Koog Daili Frea" (Copyright.))
Paris, Feb. 7 Startling revelations about the ways in which the international relations are maliciously poisoned and the diabolical designs imputed against Germany without the fain- test justification, were made by two wellknown Paris 'publications, the political weekly Vendredi and the sportspaper "Lanto."
SENSATION
Great Victory Over
England
Dublin, Feb. 8
Several Upsets Recorded
London, Feb. 8. Several upsets were recorded in the home football programme dur-
the chief of“
There was a sensational endinging the week-end. to the Rugger International, Ire- which were the defeat of Glasgow, Johnstone In the land with fourteen men scoring Celtic by St.
and wläning Second Round of the Scottish Cup, two great cries
the defeat of Hudderadeld by against England by air points to
Leeds and the draw forced three.
Tottenham by Fulham..
The play was very even till near dashed half time when Sever
Irish- crowd of a through men and scored for. England this lane try. which was not converted Some time ago, when the French by Owen Smith, providing the only Air Defence estimates were underscore. In the first half. debate in the Chamber, the Rap- porteur, Deputy Bernier, supported bis advocacy 01 a greatly aug- mented expenditure by issuing report that was 228 pages long, the crucial section containing S pages, where it was alleged that
FIRST DIVISION
1 Everton
A Vila Blackburn, Chelsea Grimsby Hud*feld After a great effort by Obolensky Liverpool. to break through, the English de- Middlesbro* tence had a worrying time until Portsm'th the game swung to the Irish line Wednesday
Stoke where McMahon dribbled
Wolves The ball went over to Taglish ter- ritory where Boyle dashed up and
clear.
a Memorandum of "the Great scored a sensational try, Bailey German General Staff, comman-falling to convert.
Barnsley
Blackpool
ded by General Reuss declares Two minutes from time Balley Bradford C. that Germany needed an airforce raced away and touched down Bury
of such invincibility that this force though he was tackled by Owen Doncaster would be able to neutralise all Smith Ireland thus won by six Marter U..
Newcastle land forces of any enemy.
points to three.
Ireland lost Deering who was Norwich forced to retire with a damaged Notts F.
their Plymouth head. Other changes team were Malcolmson replacing Tottenham Morris-
and F. G. Moran being brought in to fill the place of the former. England made no change, Reuter.
ת!
THIRD Brighton Brista C. Cardiff
* Charli'n
2 Swansea
1 Lelcester W.
"Port Vale
1 Burnley
S'thampton Shefeld U
0 Hull City
7 Fulham
DIVISION (South)
3 Exeter.
TRAINING GALLOPS
The following training times were clocked at the Valley" on February 6 and 8 respectively:-
GRASS TRACK-GRIFFINS February 6
Dia 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th eth Last
Qr. Qr. QI.
1.36.2 2.21 3.00 3.30.2
43.4 1.20.2 1.51.2
SUBSCRIPTION GRIFFINS GRASS TRACK February 6
11 474 132.2 2.13 GRASS TRACK-AUSTRALIANS
February 6
tanice QT.
Qr.
Benerth Silversmith Glorious View and
1 50
$0.2
1
33
1.06
1.37.4 211.3
$3.4.
Magnificent View # 34
1,06.3 1.39.2
.32.1
on
@ Arsenal
Estray Royal Scot 15.4 1.30.4 2.11 44.2
2.65 Royal Highness... 1 47.2 1.34.2 2.19- Forest View 141.3 1.17:4 1.52.3 2.24.1 Donovan ......14 38.2 1.14.11.51.3 2.28 2.45 Royal Consort... 1 43.4 1,281 2.10
2.00.3 2.36 Rosemary
141.2 1.21 Splendid View ... 1 41. 1.18 1.55.1 2.29.1
.31.
33.2
36
313
- 257.3
31.3
35
3.10
34
34
Birham
ก
+ W. Brom.
1 Leeds
2
Cassius
1 50
◊ Sunland
3
Herlot
1.36.2 2.31 3.00 330.2
1.53 44.3 132
30.2
31
› Bolton
Wild Cat and
1 Preston
Ocean Vow... 1
$8
1.18.3 1.54
2.26.3
3 Brentford
3
Rose Evelyn 132
1.08"
1.45 2.23
2.58
31.3 25
1 Man'ter C.
0
Mountain View... 1
41.3 1.17
1.49.3 222
32.2
0 Derby
Stopwatch and
가
SECOND DIVISION
Hopscotch ... 1 53.2 1.40.1 2.23.3 3.01
3.33
32
1 W. Ham
2
Gold Sovereign
4 Bradford
2
Siamese Cat
11 43 1.34 2.023 238.3 3.09 141.4 1.28.1. 1.06
30.2
2.47
41
Locksmith and
Gold Engle
2.62.2 3.25.3
39.2
A
1
Canberra Giri ... 1
35.9 1.08.3 1.42
2.15
93
Brutus and Rip
pon Tor
2.03 1 40.3 1.24
3.35.4 3.43.3
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14 47.1 1.29.
2,09 2.47 3.20 "316 SAND TRACK
24
$ Swindon ..
Double Finesse ...
1
* Luten
3
#39.
1.15 1.48.1
33.1
Violet Queen
1 37
1111 1.41.1 2.09
27.4
5 Bristol .
3
Zodiac
1
35
B'nemonth."
2
1 Aldershot
2
AUSSIE GRASS
N'thampton
Clapton
February &
Queen's PR 1 Newport
Ranger
41.1 1.30
29.3
3 Notts C
Sarle ....
1
Southend
2 Torquay
Centre Court
1.
38
36.4 1.10.4 1.43.3 2.12.2
1.13.3 1.472.15
50
28
Watford
5 Coventry
Electron
THIRD DIVISION (North) Barrow
Moonlight
..........-1
2 Chester
ChesterBela Hartlepools Mansfield
1 Carlisle
2 Walsall
N. Brighton Oldham Rochdale
2 Southpart
Gold Dragon...... 1 Blandford ... Holiday Eve and
Lancashire Lad 1 Double Finesse... Trojan (0) 1
1
31.4 1.02 1.33 2.03.4 39.1 1.18.1 1.53.1 2.24.2 39.3 1.15.1 1.48.1 2.15.4 34.8 1.05.3 -1.41.1 2.10.4
30.4
29.1
27.3
29.3
37.1 1.11
38
37.3 1.14.1 1.46.1 2.13.1
1.40.3 1.13.3 1.47.1 2.20
21
29.3
2 Darlingtou
Merry Tine and.
2 Halifax
Rotherhan Stockport
I Tranmere
◊ Crewe
Wrexham
York
Aberavon-7, Neath 0
SCOTTISH LEAGUE
Strathalan (03)..... 1
Bath B, Bedford 3
Hamilton
z Arbroath
Bupercharge, (I)...
43.3 1.25.4 2.00.2 2.33 .41 1.20.3 -1.52.4
52.1
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Bristol 11, Oxford 11
Partick
↑ Hearts .
0
Paymaster, ond
Bridgend 11, Crosskeys 0
Falmouth 11, Devonport Services
Clyde
Lancashire Lad (0)
D'Time
2
8
Gloucester 6, Cardiff 6
Albion
3.
Newport 20, Leicester 0 Pontypool 9, St. Bart's Hosp. 3 Redruth 11, Plymouth Albion 0 Portsmouth Service 5, London
Welsh 5 Reuter.
Falkirk
1 Klimarnock
Peter Davey (D) 1 Rose Evelyn (D) 1 Hellbender
38.2 1.14.1 1.48.2 2.22.3 37. 1.13 1.48 2.21..
34:1
36.2 1.13.4 1.50.4 2.24
33.1-
and
Dundee
✩ Airdrie
Elgin City
Queen O'8"
3
C'd'beath
5. Dundee U.
3
3 S'housemar
Blue Ribbon (G) 1 Merry Jester and
Shamrock (G), 1 Ideal Day
36.3 1.14 1.494 2.212
31.3
26.4 1.10.4 1.55
32.4
St. Bernards
0
0
D'beattle Celtic Aberdeen Reuter.
St Mirren
1 St. Johnstone 2
King's Fark
0
Had Bernier's statement been based on facts his demand for an expenditure on the scale that if was put, would doubtlessly have certain Justified. But seemed military officials, who were better acquainted with the personnel of the German generality and knew nothing of "General Reurs,” made further inquiries, and it was then found out that the Italian Gene- ral Doubet had written a book, "The War in the Air," where he describes an imaginary war. bet- ween Germany and France, and naturally invented the figure of "General Reuss," as well as his "Plan" and. the "Reichs chancel lor" he handed the memorandum to.
HOME RUGGER
Frost Curtails Programme
London, Feb. 8. Bernier however in the report
Owing to frost, many matches in submitted to the Chamber, and the Rugby Union were cancelled which incorporates therein the The following are the results of bages 124 to 127 of Doubet's book, the matches which were, complet- wrote on pages 8 and 10 of thated:--
book: In order to show more Guy's Hospital 11, Coventry 6 clearly the German point of view, Aldershot Services 11, Harlequins
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we consider it expedient to pub- 'lish' herewith extracts from a do cument. of the Great German General Staff.”
"Lanto" demands that those re- sponsible for this pernicious decep- tion of the public should be call- ed to account. If Bernier him- self had not read Bernier's book, he must have been misled by someone in the Ministry of Avia- But, atates "Lanto," such tion. occurrences damage the good re- spect of France which the French Parliament enjoya→→
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ETHIOPIANS HARASS
THE ENEMY
Special to the "Hoog Kong Dally Press" (Copyright.33
Addis Ababa, Feb. 7. Continued heavy rainfalls are making the operations on large scale nearly impossible, according to the latest despatches. On the south front however continued guerilla warfare 1s in progress, being carried out by isolated de- tachments of Ras Desta's troops,- being directed under cover of the night against Italian food and ammunitions transports to the Ne- gelli sector.
GOVERNOR OF BANK OF POLAND
(Special to the "Hong Kong Dally Press" (Copyright).j
Warsaw, Feb. I.
Crystal. P. Gulingham Millwall
Reading a
Accringto
2 Gateshead
2. Lincoln
SCOTTISH CUP (2nd Round)
4. Hibernian
Galston
1 Rangers
Morton
Motherwell
Third Lanark z Leith
ITALIAN SINGER'S
SACRIFICE
A
Adam Koc, the well known Au- thority on Finance, Under Secret- [Special to the "Hong Kong Dally
Press" (Copyright).1 ary in the Polish Ministry of Finance, was appointed Governor of the Bank of Poland by Pre- aident Mosicki, President of the Polish Republic. Transocean News Service.
GRANDI REPORTS TO MUSSOLINI
Owing to the length of the lines (8pecial to the "Hong Kong Dally of communication these" are
attacks apparently meeting with success, it being asserted that the Italian troops at the front are already short of food. H
The Italians take advantage of every dry interval to carry out aerial bombing attacks, dropping large quantities of bombs, but achieving apparently slight "dam- age,
37 anti-aircraft guns of Swiss manufacture have just arrived in the Abyssinian Capital. These modern weapons have the calfbre 3.7 cm. and it is hoped that they have the effect of reducing the Italian superiority regarding me- chanised armaments Transocean News Servica
Prem" (Copyright.)1
Rome, Feb. 7 The Italian Ambassador to Lon- don, Bignor Grandi was received in audience by Mussolini on Fri- day, when he submitted an haustive report on the political situation and his own activities in London.
ex-
Grandi then handed the Duce a gift of gold in the value of more that I million Lire, being the con- tribution towards the fight against economic sanctions on part of the Italians living in Great Britain
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HAMBURG-AMERICA SERVICE
Montreal, Feb. 1936,
SIR SAMUEL HOARE In the spring of 1936, the Kam
burg-America Lines will re-open 1ts passenger service to Canada by [Special to the "Hong Kong Daily Voyaging direct to Halifax For
Press" (Copyright)} /
this service the motorship St St. Moritz, Feb, 1 Louts, the largest German motor Sir Samuel Hoare, the former ship, will be used. It is considered British Foreign, Minister, who had the recent relief of certain admis recently announced his intention ston regulations by the Canadian to remain here another two, or Government has actuated the three weeks for the purpose of re- Hamburg-America Lines to try cuperation. left for England on and enliven travel between Ger Friday night Transorcast News Bérvicer
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Milan, Feb 7 A patriotic deed was performed by the wellknown Italian singer Tito Chipa, who, in the famous Milan Scala in an interval, hand- ed the Fascist Representative 15 pounds of gold in bars and" or, naments as sacrifice to help the country in it struggle against economic sanctions. The majority of these golden articles had been handed him as tokens of respect. during his opera career- Franseran News Service,
ICE HOCKEY MATCH RESULTS
[Special to the "Hong Kong Daily
Press" (Copyright.)]||||| Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Feb. 7,
1.07.11.37.4 .2044
1.54.3 2.24.1
A. Grand Time (0) ........... 1 51.1 1.33.2 2.00.1 3.37.2 Silver Streak (G) — 31 1.02.3 1.32.4 2.01.3
SUBS.
and
Public Hero No.
1 (0) ............ 1 38.2 1:17.2 1.54
Celebration Time
()...
Unicorn (G);
Judea and Fidelity
(G) ..
230 1.10.3 · 1.443
11 36.2 1.12.1 1.47.4 2.213 1.54.2
33.4
34
32.4
1
37.3 1.15.2 1:47.4 2.23.1
34.2
GRIFFINS
Laughing Girl (G) 1. Laughing Buddha
(G)
45 1.24
1.58
2.30,2
32.2
1
1.36.3 1.57 King's Sceptre and
2.32.2 3.03.4 3.33.4 30 King's Lead (1) 11 431,22.1 1.58 Donavan (G) ...1 36.2 1.11.1 1.45.2 2.15 Honeymoon Eve
2.28.1
31.1
21.3
11 96 1.11.3 1.46
2.18.2 2.50
313
Wedding
1
38,1 1,08.3 1.41.4-2.14: 33.1.07 1.39.12.14
021
34.4
Star" and
(G) Royal
(G) Mirade (G)
Dawn
Old Star (0) 1 371.18 1.43.4 2.18
G-Grass Course. I-Sand Course.
DOWNHILL RACE
BRIGHT OUTLOOK FOR AUSTRALIA
Prospects appear exceptionally favourable for the reopening of the Stock Exchange in Adelaide,
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[Special to the "Hong Kong Dally Pro (Copyright).) Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Feb. 7.
The drit down hilf ski race to the Winter Games was held on Not since 1930 has a New Year Friday, and of the 37 entrances 11 begun under such favourable aus- covered the course in less than 8 pices and conditions looked so minutes, the best time being made promising as those now prevailing. by Schonilsen, Sweden, with 5 The Australian Budget balance minutes 4 seconds, followed by two may be taken as a good criterion The second series of Ice Hockey German girls, Lisa Retch and of prospects, and is supported by matches, played on Friday morn-Kaethe Grasegger with 5 minutes the fact that heavy spring rains ing and afternoon were played 8.4 and 10.5 seconds respectively indicate a good wheat harvest. The under more favourable conditions The men's race was won by the price of wheat on January 4 was than the previous ones, the snow- Norwegian Birger Rund with 4the highest, for five years. ing having ceased and the sun minutes 47,4 seconds breaking through in the course of Traniocean News Service. the day.
In the Arst match the Latvian team put up a plucky fight against the Canadians, but were nevertheless defeated by 11-0,
FRANCO-RUMANIAN TREATY
The United States won the sec ond match, this time against [Speelal to the "Hour Kong Daily
·Press Copyright).) Switzerland, scoring 3-0. while the Berglans had a second de- Zest in the match against Czecha- In the slovakia scoring afternoon England won a hard tought victory against Sweden
0 Hungary beat France 3-0. Germiany beat Italy in Ice hpc-maniană Mi
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