TRAINING GALLOPS
The following training times were clocked at the
Valley on Saturday morning:
HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, MAY 11.1936.
END OF SEASON
FOOTBALL
STRAIGHT SPEAKING BY ·.
GEN. CHIANG
(Continued from Page 10)
Praise
And Condemnation For Provinces Visited
1.47.2 2.17.3 30.1 1.18.2 1.54,3 2.26.4" -34.1 1.22.2 1.59.2 231.2 32 1.10 1.52.2 2.22.3 30.1 1.18.1 1.51.4 2.20.4" 29
LAST GAME OF SEASON
Runners-Up Position To Be Decided
The deciding game for the run- ners-up position of the Second Division will take place on Wednes- day between the Fusiliers and the East Lancs. Both have played 25 games to date, but the East Lancs. are two points head. The game will be contested on the Chatham Road" ground,"
SATURDAY'S SOCCER AT A GLANCE
Boolat Bay
1
Tillicum
Royal Scot
Dis- 1st 2nd 3rd 4th tance QT. Qr. Qr. x,
37.3 1,13 1.45.3 *2.15.4 401 1.18.2 1.54.2 342 1.08.2 1.35.1
King's Fancy
L
Tyne
1
Hopscoth
45.2 1.25
Stopwatch
45.2 1.25
Last Qr.
30.1 30 2.04.1 129 41 1.19.4 1.50 2.20.3 30.3 40.1 1.20 1.58.3 2.26.4 30.1 2.01.2 2.32 30.3 2.01.2 2.32 30.3
Rose Quech
36.1 1.13
Daylight Eve
1
41
Humber
I
42.3
Wadebridge
41.2
King's Sceptre
41.3
What A Chance
35 1
1.09.3 1.45.2
33.1
Runger
Gold Coln
}
Violet Queen
1
39
Strathroy
1
35
34.1 1.08.2 1.38.4 2.00.1 27.2 40.2 1.15.2 1.45.3
30.1 1.16.2 1.50.2 2.20.1 29.4 1.05,3 1.35.3
2.03.1 2713
Laughing Girl
1
35.1
1.12.2
1.44,1 2.15
Double Chance
1 423
1.26.1
30.4 2.07.2 2.40.1 32.4
King's Bounty
1 41.2
1.2-4.4
Rugby Star
37
1.09.3
2.00 2.30.3 30.2 1.40.2
30.4
Mayflower
Cyclaman. Bay
Donovan
1 38.5
1.11
1.43.4 2.15.1 31.3
I
52 2
1.38 2.19.3 2.55
35.2
1
42
1.19.2 1.52.1 2.23.2 31.1
Potlatch
Gold Eagle
1
1 38.4 1.17.3 1.58.3 2.31.2 32.4 33.1 1.17.3 1.58.3 2.31.2 '32.4
Club
Pontiac Bay
1
38 2 1.15.1 1.48.3 2.20.2 31.4
Halcyor.
1
34
1.05.4 1.35.3 2.05.2 29.4
FIRST DIVISION
2 Navy R.A. (Lyemun) Fusiliers
SECOND DIVISION
Tiny Star
1
Foxbridge
Young. Chap
39.4 .1.18.4 1.51.3 46.4 1.26 1.59 2.30 48.4 1.26 1.59 2.30
2,22,1
Club
30.3 30.4
1 Fusiliers
Celebration Time
1 44
Shamrock
1
King's Jubilee
Royal Highness
Sylvandale
Rose Evelyn..
1.27 2.05,4 2.38.4 44 1.27
40.2 1.19.1 1.55 40. 1.19.1 1.55 404 18 1.53.4 40 1.17.2 1.62.1
30.4 31
TABLES TO DATE
2.05.4 2.30.4 31
2.26.2 31.2
2.26.2 31.2
2.24.3 30.4
FIRST DIVISION
1
Goals.
2.23.1 31
Copper Idqi
1 42.1 1.23.1 1.59.4 2.30,3
30.4
Popular Star
Central Court
40
31,2
Merry Joster Blue Ribbon Cola Sovereign Superhcarge Balios .......... Mistake Buy Victoria Hali
Honeymoon Eve
Sarle
Double Finesse
Rousseau
West Parade
Racing Boy
King's Justice
Strathalan
Cassius
Heriot
1.19.3 1.01.3 1 40 1.18 1.43.4 2.21.2
36.2 1.11 1.45.2 2.18 36.2 "1.11 1.45.2 2.18 36.2 1.11 1.45.2 2.18 36.2 1.11 1.45.2 2.18 36.0 1.12.1 37.4 1.12.3
37.3 1.13
1.52.3 2.22.4
30.1
1.30
28,2
32.3
32,3
33.3
32.3
32.3
] 40.1 1.14 J 44
43 1.22.4
1.54.3 218.1 32.3 1.42.3 1.41.4
28.4 1.47 2.15
28 1.18.1 1.47.4 2.18.3 30.4 1 41.4 1.16.2 1.49 2.21.2 32.2 1.59.1 2.31.2 32.1
30
423 1.23.2
1.59.1
35.4
37.3
1.40.3
1
39
1 48
1
16
Bmont Star Philandeter
1 42.1
I 41.3
130.1 1721
1.11.3
23.. 1.13 1.49 2.20.3 31.3 1.31.2 2.10.1 2.40.4 30.3 1.31.2 2.10.1 2.40.4 30.3 1.55.4 2.27 31.1 1.59.1 2.32.2 33.1
Great Hall
1
Grand Time
27
Lancashire Ladi
1.15
1.42
W
Judea
30
1.11.2 1.45
2.18.1 33.1
Unicorn
38
Emergency Call
1 38
1.11.2 1.45 1.11.2 1.45
2.18.1 33.1
2.13.1 33.1
41.31.20.1 1.55.2 2.27.1 31.4
1.15 1.42
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RICH ESCAPE LABOURS OF THE POOR
Nanking. May 5...
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"The most vivid Impression I gathered from my recent trip to Szechuan, Kwelchow, and Yunnan, was that the people of the three provinces no longer present haggard and grieved appearance.. This is a grateful sign and shows that political progress is being achieved," said General Chiang Kai-shek, after he returned here from his 28-day tour of six central and western provinces, including Hupen. Szechuan, Yunnan, Kwel- chow, Hunan, and Kiangsi.
The greatest defect he found was that all the labourers drafted be- longed to the poor class, while the well-to-do falled to contribute their service. He asked that this be im- mediately corrected.
The absence of public health facilities in Szechuan, Yunnan, and Kwelchow also came under criti- cism. Several districts in Yunnan and Kwelchow, he discovered, do not even have drug stores. Since public health is directly concerned with the promotion of public defence, and the people's livelihood, such a deplorable situation should be bettered.
He considered the headway made in the opium suppression campaign as the greatest progress in Yunnan, As to local administration. Gen. Kweichaw, and Szechuan, Not Chiang admitted that the machin- only had the provincial authorities exy was working smoothy. Never- succeeded in banning poppy plant-theless, he saw one great defect, ing and oplum smoking, but many addicts automatically had cured themselves of the habit. As a re- sult of the conversion of poppy delds into farmlands, there had been increased agricultural pro- duction and the Evelihood of the peasants had been improved.
and that was that the work so far done was impracticable. Further- more, there was no co-ordination and little efficiency.
In
his opinion, control and management were equally essential. By control he meant constant in- spection and supervision, with the Rapid progress also had been object of attaining public order and achieved in communications and discipline.
By management, be reconstruction. While admitting meant well worked out plans, with that political progress has been special emphasis on the order of P. W. L. D. F. A. Pts. made, he thought there still was execution of various projects. All S. C. "A"... 28 19 5 2 79 31 40 room for” improvement. Greater these should be carefully taken up Athletic ... 26 14 3 9 45 26 37 care should be exercised in the by political workers, especially ad-
Fusiler
26 14 5 7 08 38 35 selection of magistrates, and pub-ministrative Inspectors and magis- Police 26 13 4 9 58 31 35 llc education should be further trates.-Central News.
S. C "B"... 28 12 5 9 52 37. 33 promoted. The organization of NAVY......
54 32 militia corps and the training of 28 16 10 0 88 Club ....
26 13 8 5 81 41 31 the masses also warranted the at- Bifles 26 9 9 9 49 39 27 tention of the local authorities, E. Lancs.... 26 11 11 4 49 48 26 Recrelo. 26, 7 14 6 3446 10 St. Joseph's 25 8 15 2 40 71 18 Kowloon 26 7 16 341 55 R.A. (L.).... 25 3 20 2 41 78 RA. (8.1 26 1 22 3 17 108
17
8
5
The only outstanding" game in the First Division of the Hong Kong Football League is that between Lyemun (R.A.) and St. Joseph's. As the latter are unable to Aeld a re- presentative side on week days this game wil probably take place next Saturday.
Navy
SECOND DIVISION
Goals.
P. W. L D. F. A. Pts. 28 23 1 2 125 27 48 E Lancs.... 25 19 3 3 81 25 41 Fusillers... 25 15 19 88 22 39 Rides 26 17 5 4 73 31 38 Engineers.. 26 10 8 2 98 46 34.
BRITISH BOXER CONSUL'S QUEER RAS.C.
TRUSTEES
$200,000 For Completion Of Hwai River Docks
Shanghai, May 5. The 39th Meeting of the Board of Trustees for the Administration of the British Boxer Indemnity was held yesterday at Chekiang University, Hangchow. Members present were Messrs. Chu Chia-aaa, R. Calder Marshall, Yen Te-ching, T. K. Tseng, Yoh Kung cho, J. Heng Liu, Chea Chi-tsui, Taeng Yang-fu, W. S. King, H. V. Wilkinson and K. Cantlie, Mr. Han Lih-wu, Director of the Office was also prescut.
BEHAVIOUR
ASSAULT AND ABUSIVE LANGUAGE
Nanking, May 3.
RA.O.G.... 26 13. 10 3 52 53 29 5. China... 26 13 11 2 46 53 28 Athletic 26 10 11 5 47 46 25 Eastern 26 9 12 5 40 63 23 Club
287 16 3 39 82 17 University. 26 5 17 4 36 74 14 Radio 26 5 20 1 25 88 11 Recreto 26 5 21 0 27.67 10 Kowloon 26 2.23 1 16 125 5
THIRD DIVISION
Goals.
Great surprise is expressed bere at the reported conduct of Mr. H. 1. Harding, British Consul at Kunming Yunnanfa), who is alleged to have injured three hoy scout leaders on E. Lancs.... 20 15 2 3 34 25. 33 April 25 by hitting them with a walk- ing stick.
Official action will be taken by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs as soon a received from Mr. Wang Clan-chi, a detailed report of the incident is Special Commissioner of Foreign Affairs for Yunnan.
According to a report received from Kunming, the incident arose when a The Chairman, Dr. Chu Chia-hua, group of boy scouts of the Provincial after the opening of the meeting, pre-ing Hain Junior Commercial School, sented the Order of the Briliant Jade after a drill at the North Gate, re- conferred by the Chinese Governmont, quested perraiasion to pay a visit to to Mr. R. Calder-Marshall, in recogni the British Garden. tion of the services rendered by Mr. Calder Marshall in promoting Sino British relations, especially in connec tion with the work of the Board of Trustees of which he has been Vice- Chairman for the last four years.
Among the mattera discussed at the meeting were the following
f
The request was made at the gate of the Garden by Messrs. Yang. Fin-chin and Ma Yun-yung, two scoutmasters, sad an American instructor. At the time, Mr. Harding was in the Garden, with two police dogs.
ABUSIVE
1. The request of the Kwangtung River Conservancy Commissien for a Seeing Mr. Harding, the three scout loan of $800,000 for flood prevention leaders approached him to make a operations at Pakong. It was resolved personal request. To their amazement, to send An expert. to make actual in however, the British Consul replied in vestigation on the spot and submit a abusive language, and, without provo- report which will be considered by the cation, beat them up with his walking Technical and Finance Sub-Com-stick. The right arm of Yang Pin-chin mittoes.
was seriously hurt and Ma Yun-yung and the American instructor also sustained bodily injuries.
! ·
P. W. L. D. F. A Pts.
Fusler 20 13 2 5 60 25 31 C. Police... 20 12 4 4 50 28 28 Medicals 20 11 5.4 40 30 26 Air Force. 20 10 S 4 52 37 24
Engineers 20 8 9 3 42 35 19 Liga Portu, 20 9 10 1 42 38 19 Rifes....... 20 8 10 2 47 54 18 E. Police 20 6.12 2 35 48 14 St. Joseph's 20 2 18 2 27 76 B Railway 20 1 19 0 11 94 2
GEN, BARTHOLOMEW PAYS VISITS
Sees Mr. H. E. Arnhold And The Italian Ambassador
2. Request of the Hwai River Com- mission for the remittance of about $200,000 for the completion of the three locks. This request was passed. 3. It was resolved to request Mr. Yoh Kung-cho to make a thorough examination into the question of the An attempt to justify bis action was future unification of administration as made by Mr. Harding subsequently well as matters of accountancy of the when he called on Mr. Wang Chan Canton-Bankow Railway after com chi, the Special Commissioner of pletion of the entire line.
Foreign Affairs, on April 29. Mr. Harding did not deny that he had used abusive language, towards the scouts, but claimed that his action was entirely proper,”
Without retaliating, the threa scouts Read He immediately went to a local hospital where their wounds were dressed and certified.
4. Contract for a loan of £2e0,000 for the purchase of materials for the the Canton-Hankew, Railway was approved.
It is learnt that the American scout The following officers were re- elooted for another term of office: instructor, one of the victims of Mr. Vice-Chairman ** Mr. R. Calder Harding's extraordinary behaviour, Marshall, Board-Secretary Dr. Yenwill request the American Consulate To-ching, Board-Treasurer Mr. Tseng at Yunnanfe to lodge a protest with Yang-pa (T. K. Tseng.) (N.C.D.N.) the British authorities,-"Kuo Min."
Shanghai, May 6 Major-General AW. Bartholomew, General Officer Commanding the British Troops in China, accompanied by his A.D.C. Lieut. P. 3. Haworthy paid two official calls yesterday and also inspected the British Military Barracks in Mohawk Road and the British Military Hospital in Central Brigmiier F. S. Thackeray, Command. VEL accompanied by ing the British Forces in the Shanghai Area, on all his visita except when be called on the Italian Ambassador,
ignor Lojacono, in the afternoon.
At 10 o'clock Major-General Bartholomew called on Mr. H. E. Arnhold, Chairman of the Shanghai Next he visited Municipal Council. the British Military Barracks in Mohawk Road and finally the British by Lieut. Col. A. C. Elliott, Com- Military Hospital, where he was met manding Oficer. Last night he dined with the officers of the 1st Bn. The Lancashire, Fariliara Major-General Bartholomew probably will. anil for Tientsin on May 8-(N.C.D.N.)
LONG DISTANCE CALLS
Hangchow. May 3. Installation of long-distance telephone
The greatest negligence had been found in the development of land resources. afforestation work, river dredging, and promotion and de-
equipment between velopment of people's economy. Hangchow and Nanchang, respec- He exhorted local authorities to fively provincial capitals of Che- take steps to ameliorate the situa-klang and Klangst, has been com tion. Gen. Chlang also was dis-pleted. After preliminary tests are satisfied with labour service system now being service will be opened to the pub- compulsory made and found satisfactory, the undertaken in the three provinces, llc.-Kuo Min.
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