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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8,- 19AJ.
SOVIET CELEBRATION.
BRITISH LABOURITES IN MOSCOW.
London, Nov. 9. "Nobody must stay at home. Everybody must be in the streets to awell the mighty living currents, converging on Lenin's Mauso leum," were the Soviet's orders to celebrate the Soviet Anniver sary, says the Riga correspondent of the Times.
The parado included, without precedent, "National cavalry' for- mations, from the eastern peoples, including Turkomans and Cau- casian"..
THE WORLD SPORT:
PHIL SCOTT TO MEET JOHNNY RISKO.
"BROKEN TIME" 'PAYMENT.
الحرم
"MERRIE ENGLAND.”
A PROMISING DRESS REHEARSAL.
The dreas rehearsal of the Philharmonic Society's produc- tlon, "Morrie England," was held at the Theatre Royal last night and gave every indication that the Society is putting on a show that will prove very popular. In addition, to extremely good acting and singing, there is a feast of colour that makes the stage appear a veritable fairyland. Judging by the excellence of the rehearsal, there seems little doubt but what the Society will açora one of its greatest success08.
The rehearsal was open to Ser-
for the general public Is Great Britain is solidly against to-morrow. The opera will be Phil Scott, the British heavy-"broken time," a system of allow continued during next week, with weight champion, will appear in ing payment to amateur athletes a matinee on Wednesday. the ring for the third time in less who, while representing their coun- than five weeks to-morrow against try in sport, would otherwise lose Johnny Risko, the Cleveland salary or other payment for their
THIRD AMERICAN CONTEST IN FIVE WEEKS.
London, Dec. 7.
BRITAIN SOLID FOR PURE AMATEURISM,
About forty delegates, represent-
OUR FOOTBALL COMPETITION.
M. Kalinin, M. Bukharin, Mr. W. Gallagher, British miners' leader, HUNDRED PER CENT, BETTER. | ANXIOUS TO SUPPORT GAMES. | vice men and the opening night. and M. Salatvala, Communist M.P., were among the orators at the Lenin Mausoleum, who em- phasised that "Bolshevism had brought the world to the brink of ruin. It will shortly fall, enabling the establishment of Soviets throughout the world," he said.
Gghter. The contest will be over work. The celebrations included ten rounds and is being contested
a two-day theatrical representation, at Baker, commencing at 4 a.m.ng national sports bodles, attended a meeting' convened by the British broadcast through Russin, of the Greenwich Time.
Olympic Association, at the Stadium Scott's manager states that events of the last decade, giving Scott is one hundred per cent. bet-Rochdale presided, and at the end Club, London, last month. Lord prominence to the general strike, ter to-day than when he landed in of a meeting, which lasted about the "T.U.C. traitors," and Sir Aus- America.
The "Hongkong Telegraph" ten Chamberlain's, Mr. Baldwin's,
Scott's first fight in New York we hours, the following resolutions offers a prize of $50 to the readers who send in twelve correct fore- were submitted: and Mr. Winston Churchill's part
(1) "That this meeting strongly casts of the results of the English in it, declaring that the murder ended in the first round, Kaute
matches Hansen punishing him severely disapproves of any payment for Cup
(to be of M. Voikoll, Soviet ChargeThere was much Press criticism broken time (Carried unani-
played on Saturday next, December d'Affairs in Poland, who was as of the British fighter, but on No-mously.); sassinated at Warsaw in June, wasvember 29th, he knocked out
10th) set out in the Coupon (2) "That this meeting of re- below. No goal scores are directed from Londor. The scene Wayne Munn in the tenth round presentatives of the sporting asso- required; only forecasts showing culminates with a British delegate after having the better of the conciations whose sport is included in paying tribute in broken Russian test from beginning to end the Olympic Games, endorses the to the Soviet's progress..
Rieters Suppressed.
The Berlin correspondent of the Daily News says that M. Trotsky and M. Kamenetf were howled down when they attempted to ad- dress the anniversary demonstra- tors in the suburbs of Moscow. M. Zinovicff and M. Radek were similarly treated.
The Leningrad police, assisted by the mob, demolished the por traits of Trotsky and Zinovieff, which were displayed in the shops. The cavalry has been withdrawn from the parade to supprces the opposition rioters in Moscow. blany arrests have been made,
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SCHOOL SPORTS.
PRIZE OF $50 WEEKLY.
wins or draws."
In the event of no reader fore-
British Olympic Association's re- solution of protest, and, while it is casting all twelve matches, a prize Risko won on points.-Router. of the opinion that the action of the of $25 will be given to the reader. who sends in the greatest number Executive Committee has seriously prejudiced the prestige of the Olym- of correct forecasts; and in the pic Games in the world of amateur event of two or more readers end- sport, feels, nevertheless, that enching in an equal high number, the Individual sport in this country is prize of $25 will be divided. justifled-if its governing' body so desires-in supporting its own sec- tion of the Olympic Games, so long as the International Federation controlling that section is phatically opposed to all payments for broken time, however directly or indirectly payment may be
INTER-HOUSE GAMES AT
DIOCESAN SCHOOL.
On Friday last the Diocesan Boya School held their House Sports on the School ground behind the temporary premises on Nathan Road.
The School is divided for the sake of } made." games inte four houses each of which conducted Con esthers."
its pwn sports independent-
em-
Control of the Games, Later the four "This meeting is further of opin- houses will
compete against each ion that the next Olympic Congress other in Inter-House Sports. In ac-should take strong measures to cordance with the custom of the Dio- secure that the control of the Olym-
Boys' School no prizes were
pic Games is left In the hands of awarded. While possibly, na records were broken a satisfactory feature a committee directly responsible was the large proportion of boys who and deriving their power solely from entered for at least one event: al- the together no less than 64 boys obtain ed places, first, second, or third.
All the necessary work, secretarial, starting, judging eter was done by the sopter
boys, each house having elected The senior
'n "committee of seven, results were, us follows:
Yellow House. 100 yards. 1, Leung Cheuk-kau; 2. Ma Chin Chong; 3, W. Kew.
440 yards-17 Ma Chia-chong; 2, Leung Cheuk-kay; 3, Shu Sung-pok.
1 Mile-1, J. Channings; 2, B. Chan: 3, J. Willis,
Congress itself" (Carried without dissension.)
The resolutions passed at the meeting of the sports associations proved complete solidarity in British sport against the principle of "broken time."
· It would scem that Great Britnin will support the Games in spite of strong protest against broken time being allowed. The second reso- lution may be considered as a man- date that each individual sport should decide for itself, and so lang. as the International Federa-
Long Jump-1, Pong Pun-fongition controlling a particular sport
2, Leung Cheuk-kan; 3, W. Kew.
Distance: 16ft 5 in.
High Jump-1, Leung Chouk-kau; 2. Mà Chiu-chong
Height: 4 ft. 8 ins.
Blue House.
100 yards.-1, Chew Hon-shu; 2, S. Christío; 3, J. Shaw,
440 yards,-1, J. Shaw; 2, Chow Hon Shu,
High Jump-1, D, Anderson; 2, S. Christie,
Ieight. 4. ft. 0 ins.
is prepared to declare its opposition to "broken time" payment, the British governing body in that sport would be justified in support- ing the Games.
Anxious to Support. The atmosphere has been cleared a little, but not a lot. It is clear for example, that Britain will not tolerate brokeri time, and it is just is clear that the nation is anxious
Long Jump-1, S. Christie; 2, D.to support the Games. Anderson; 3, J. Shaw.
Distance: 16 ft. 4 ins.
Brown House. De
100 yards,-1, B. Wong; 2; A. Led. 440 yards,-1, B. Kavarana; 2, Chan Tann-sheung.
High Jump-1, Kan Po-chi; 2, B. Wong.
Height: 4 ft. 7 ins,
Long Jump.-1, A, Lee; 2, B. Wong; 3, Cheng Kam-to.
Height: 10 ft. 11ins.
Green House.
100 yards.-1, Kan Yurt-hing; 2, F. Zimmern; 3, Wong Cheng-fui,...
440 yards-1, Kan Yuet-hing; 2, 0. Taudion; 3, G. Winch.
1 Mile.-1, G. White; 2, Wong Wais sum 3, G. Kotewall.
Long Jump-1, H. Jackson; 2, Kan Yuat-hing: 3, Wong Kam-pui,
Distance: 16 ft. 10 ins,
It may be taken for granted that every delegate was able to express the views of the organisation he represented, for in most cases, ex- traordinary or other meetings had been held by the aporting associa- tions prior to the conference con- vened by the British Olympic Asso ciation.
The competition is in accord- ance with the rules published, in the Telegraph during the weeks. August 29-September 24.
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Matches to be played on De comber 10th:--
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Strike out the teams which you think will lose, but make no marks in respect of matches which you think will be drawn.
All claims must reach this office not later than Wednesday follow-
For example, the delegates of the ing the date on which the matches National Cyclists' Union were ins awarded for which a claim has not are played. No prize will be tructed to enter a strong protest on been made. behalf of the N. C. U. against the suggestion of broken time," this instruction having been passed on to them at the half-yearly meeting of the Council,
220 yards.-1, R. Reed; 2, Spradbury.
Long Jump.1, B. Wong: 2,
High Jump-1, H. Jackson; 2, Kan Spradbury; 3, S. Broadbridge.
Yuet-hing.
Height 4 ft. 9 ins.
The Junior results were:
Yellow House.
100 yards.-1, Cheng Chee; '2, Chan Ip-ting; 3, Kann Sze-chiu.
220 yards—1, Chan Ip-ting; 2, Wong Man-leung; 3, N. Broadbridge, Half Mile, Was Yee-mos 2, Wong Man-J -leang: 3,
3, N. Broadbridge, Long Jump 1, Cheng Chee; 2. Kaan Sze-chlu; a, F. Martin.
Distances 14 ft. 9 ins. High Jump-1. Cheng Chee; 2 Chan Ip-ting, 3, F. Martin.
Height: 4 ft. 3 ins.
Blue House,
100 yards.1, A. Hunt; 2, K. Kavarana; 3, H. L. Pau.
220 yards.1, A. Hunt; 2; Cheng Kwon-hin; 3, Wong Kam-yim.
Half Mile-1, A. Hunt; 2, V. White; Wong Kam-yim, 2,
3. G.
Long
Chen Jump 1, G. T. Leo.
Distance: 12 1.4 ins.
High Jump-1, Cheng Kwong-hin;
2, Wong Kam-yim,
Height: 8 ft 7 in..
Drown House."
100 yards 1, B. Wor Broadbridge,
Before sending in your coupons, mark your forecasts on the dupli- cate list given below. Keep your duplicate lists and com- pare them later with the pub- Hshed results of the matches and Cif you find that you have eight or more correct send in a claim for the prize.
Distance: 16 ft. 8 ins. High Jump-1, D. Wong; 2, Wong Kam-kee,
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Height: 3 ft. 8 ing.
Green House. 100 yards.-1, A. Crawford; 2 Wong Sik-hon; 2, F. Smith,
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220 yards.1, A. Crawford; 2, Wong Sik-hon; 8, F. Smith,
Half Milo A Crawford; 2, SENT IN: Wong Sik-hon; 3, A. Frata.
Bradford City
Long Jump,-1, A Crawford; 2, Crewo Wong Sik-hon; 3, J. Winch..
Darlington Distance: 13 ft. 4 ing.
Tranmere R. High Jump.1, A. Cranford; 2. New Brighton Wong Sik-hon; 3, J. Winch..
Bournemouth Gillingham
Height: a ft. 9 ins.
Football and Tennis,
Luton Swindon T.
The Inter-House football and tennie Peterborough matches were concluded last week Northampton T. Yellow House in cach case being the London Cale winners
donians
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v. Stockport.
V. Rochdale..
V. Halifax T.
Rhyl 7. Bristol R.
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weddings Fane.
In football they had the splendid record of 12-0 against Blue, 7-0 against Brown, 7-0 against Green and 6-0
team from against a combined team these nounced include that of Mr. L. J.. three houses,
In tennis teams, of.
of four c
competed. Cave, of Messrs. Mustard and Yellow House beat Blue House by Company, 21 Humphrey's Build 87 games to 7, Green House by 81 ings, Kowloon, and Miss G. M games to 18 and Trown House by 84 Hughos, of Messrs, Loxley and Co., gamox to 10.
7 Humphrey's Buildings,