THE HONGKONG
TELEGRAPH. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER
16,
1936.
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MR. GEORGE
ALLISON'S FINE TRIBUTE TO
CHINESE OLYMPIC FOOTBALLERS
"We Thank You For Hongkong's Consolation
Winners of the tesin race at the Hongkong Police aquatic sporta Isat Saturday, this picture includes L/S. Mackenzia, Sergt. Hutchisan, L/5. Hayward and Ly5. Bowers. (Photo: Ming Yuen).
MASTERLY SWIMMING Thine: 57 3/5 secs.
BY LAU PO-HET
(Contioned from Page 12)
ween no erections to stop the ball before landing. One admires the Judges for the manner in which they achieved an extremely difficult task. but I was certainly puzzled to know how they reached such a decision when the ball, thrown both by Road and Chan hit the saune structur. Certainly the prevision of their measurements was a tribute to their skill an mathematicians.
Members
A Lesson"
LEE WAI-TONG MAKES SPEECH IN LONDON
Win In Lawn Bowls Inter- port Series With Shanghai
(Continued from Page 12.)
Shanghai out of four score at 78, 1,7-1 in their favour. So far they had Fabsolutely oulbowled Shanghai, but the latter suddenly found their form In the next few ends and made a great recovery to take the lead at the
A dinner to welcome the Chinese Olympic Football Team on their first visit to England was given by the Rotary Club, of Islington, at Bealo's Restaurant, Hol.badly, Shanghal took the loway, last month.
the Borough crest as a souvenir of he acension. Rotarian Cooper spoke of the mutual understanding and and brotherhood, and said how de Roodwill that cemented friendship lighted the Islington Rotarians were to show hospitality to the visitors from China on that occasion.
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12th for the first time by 11-8. It was, however, only a flash in the pan. From then on they failed and failed Sth and 9th with two's. Howard and Compos bowling well. The 10th
wint to ing down two are shots being the Hongkong with a single, beire
Ing- counter. Alves guarded and Jensen ads being down
bod woods, back with two threes at the 11th through and narrow. Shanghai come and 12th. At the 11th Manley and Howard's were the counters. Alves
With a perfectly open end 'Jensen end in the match that he, failed on. woods, the only
could have added to the score, but with everything to gain he was short. At the 12th with Hongkong laying-a bunch, Jensen trailed the Jack You three.
pul down two bad
SHANGHAI FAILS The Shanghai four then went to
The President of the Club Rotarion Alfred Handiayde) was in the chair, and others present included: ---
Rotarian James Beeby (Chairman of District 13), Rotarian C. C. Byers (President of the London Club), Dr. C. C. Yung tin charge of the Chinese party), Dr. Chen, Counsellor the Chinese Embassy (deputising for His sald he was only sorry that English Referring to the match, the speaker Excellency the Chinese Ambassador, football did not include a knowledge who was unable to attend owing to of Chinese acrobatics, indisposition), Mr. Lee Wal-Tong (Captain of the Chinese XI.), Mr. S.
CHINESE FOOTBALLERS' F: Rous (Secretary of the
AMBITION Football Association). Mr. J. J. Edwards!
Responding, Dr. parly days of football in his country. (vice-chairman of the Arsenal Foot- and said it had long been the am- Dr. Yung spoke of the ball Club), Mr. H. S. E. Vanderpantt bition of every Chinese footballer to (director of the Arsenal F.C.), Mr. George Allista (secretary and mana-
tanke trip England in order to pieces and failed to score for six ges of the Arsenal), the Mayor of ext.
witness football as it should be play-ends, Hongkong getting two singles. Islington (Coun. 1. G. Coleman,
Members of the Chinese Olym- two, a single, a two and a single J.F.). Mr. F. Leyden Sargent (chure team felt very proud to have bringing the score at the 18th 16-11 murt of the Islington Corinthiinns may attained this desire for they fitude-Ly were playing great bowls in their favour, Alves, Ribeiro and were anxious to try and acquire some Knight being weak. of the technique of the game, Yung thanked the Arsenal FC. for 19th Shangkat got
Dr.
At the n two,
Howard allowing them the
Again of their patting in two good shots, ground, and said that every member with
chumer EVITY
1}} tur Increase or the team would be proud to say
the end being open. Jensen that he had played on the finest foot-
was short. AL the 20th Alves missed ball ground in the world. He be with a heavy one but with his second on the athletic field the better they Shanghat out of three lieved the mere they came togeller he drew a magnificent shot, cutting would understatut one austher The speaker commented that it would be a good thing in future if internation digutes could be settled on the foot
all field:
Dr. Yang concluded by thanking efforts in enabling the Chinese team M Tom Smith for his
to visit Uns contry.
Presentations were made both to
Smith and Miss
Margaret
Football Club), Mr. Tom Smith (Islington Corinthians puputar seere- fary), and Mr. Nattrass (who re- freed the match).
Rotarian Venning acted as toastmaster.
L.
who
440 Yards Free-style Junior Cham- plonship of the VC-1, Lt, J. M.
UNITED IN COMMON IDEAL Calvert; 2. F. Nolases da Silva; 3.-3. de Souza. Time: mins. 2 secs.
The loyal toast having been duly 50 Yards Back-stroke Handicap hussures, on the proposition of the
Class Aggregate thatan, that of "China'
was sub- 1. J. D. Remedlos; 2, F. Simonsen milted by Rotarian James Becky Time: 45 sees.
(Chairman of District 13). Throwing the Polo Hall Champion-observed that that happy necasion asian ship of the Colony, Chan Luik, was evidener of the fact that Rotary was world wide, and people of all 72 feel: 3, P. V. Rend, 71 feet 7 inches.
races and nations met together in 100 Yards Free-style Handicap for this one ideni of service. A famous Boys under 15 years 1st. Heat: F.
A Guterres. Time: 1 had once written that "East is East and West is West, and never 81-2/5 secs. 2nd, Beat: T. Noconba;
the twain shall meet." But that 2. . M. Remedios. Time: 80 2/5
now out of date, for they were meet-Smith,
Novanta,
Mr
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score,
The final end went to Hongkong with a three, Jensen failing to sayyy being wide with both of his woods, Hongkong winning a well reserved victory by 20-13.
For the winners, E. ing a great gone, he showed himself Alves their A. untiring | skip, deserves every credit for howls
in this match to be a bowler who should go far in the game. He wan ably backed up by F. V. V. Ribeien, who bowled well, was always dan- 100 Yards Hack-stroke Championing in various international ways Mr. Lee Wal-long, Captain of the gerous, and materially added to The complete results of the first
ship of the Colony, Lau Po-hei: in Rotary, sport, religions, and phil- Chinese X1, who also responded, Hongkong's when flyde-lay, ther day's programme is as follows:---
anthropic enterprises. They
said that the mince he engaged in No. 3. were i 100 Yards Free-style Champion-2. W.. Lawrence: 3. Pte. Taylor.
spite of shh of the Cole W. Lusterier: Time: 68 4/5 sees. (Colany record). beginning to discover, that whatever the game the more he was convinced the curly, mut of the match, also 2, Norman Ler; 3, Ron. Hamilton. Lawrence' time was 70 2/5 secs. their racial differences, they all of its tremendous value in teaching played a fine game, and he combined cherished the same desire to coni- tribute what they had to the caminon!
lessons which could not be learnt in magnificently with his skip. P. E the class-room. weal for the good of all.
With
Knight, their lead, was the weak regard to the match with the memb "We are meeting in so many ways. Jarly remarked at it was a ber, but then fell right off. Only on
Islington Corinthians.
member
the four. He started the speaker well, outplaying his opposing nur- understanding one another so muchezwn game," for in Cidna f on the last end did he again come into better," continued the speaker.
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loose ends in
"Where is theve a better place to side won in the first half and the the picture with two fine shots. understand a man than on the foot ulher side won in the second half hall eld" When two teams met: they called it quits! (Laughter.)
a great game there was a respect,
The Caplain then asked his co- understanding and camaraderie that leagues to drink to the prosperity counted a great deal in the relations of the stington Corinthians and to between different peoples.
The health of The speaker concluded by
friends" MR. ALLISON'S TRIBUTE gratulating the team from Ching, and
Mr Gcorge
submitting
cnt-
Our
English
| expressed admiration of their per-; "The Football Association."
formance on the football field...
OVERWHELMED WITH KINDNESS
Of Shanghai in the last place the munitioning of They would have made
thes
four was bad. better rink had Howard been
R much at 216, 3, instead of No.
played his place, and Campos at No. 2,
HONGKONG v. SHANGHAI
Ends
said he desired to thank --their Chinese- friends on behalf of English football for teaching us a lesson which we years ago did not think any nation 1 4 5 teaching us. outside our own Was capable of "
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SPORT ADVTS.
Replying on behalf of the Chinese been overwhelmed
kindness the art of how to They had indeed witnessed a re- the round, but to move it
ball on markable game, in which goodwill and
quickly and fairness redounded much to ulichow to take advantage of a credit of both sides. China and Buck pass providing one's own lain had had relations in commerce it. I pay you boys no empty com-
players were
ere in a position to receive many
urs, and in recent years pliment when I see there had been muce intimate rela-students of the gume that we ull
that you tions in a cultural, way. Ile cited follow for example the Chinese Art Ex-
so closely at least called our hibition.
allention more than ever before to This was the first Buea Chinese
the possibilites of how it
Can football team had set foot on Brush played. We appreciate what you soil, and he was sure they had deriy-have done maybe in reminding us ed a great deal of benent from this gotten in the game which we creat
of something we have possibly for- contari. They in China had a great ed Mr. Allison expressed appre-Forms for the Seventh Extra Race Draft Progrnimnes and Entry admiration for Britain as a nation of cu
ciation of the Mayor's presence, and
wonders for
THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB.
the Secretary's Office, Exchange Building; the Club House, Happy
sportsmen. The sterling qualities of poid tribute to Mr. Tom Smith Peeting to be held on Saturday, good sportsmanship reflected what China's sares and philosophers had and his daughter, who had done 26th September, 1936, (weather always faught them.
Amateur football in permitting) may be obtained at Dr. Chen concluded by expressing North London. appreciation of the kind hospitality Mr. J. J. Edwards responded. extended to them, and salt that they;
The Mayor of Islington, who re would carry away with them happy marked that he had always been memories which they would cherish closely associated with the game of for the rest of their lives.
football since his school-days, de PRESENTATIONS
scribed it as a manly game which The toust of "The Chinese Olympie brought out the best qualities, and Football Team" Was proposed in said that that occasion was proof of NOON on Thursday, 17th Septem- happy terms by the Rev. Henry the fact that there was no finer place her, 1990. Cooper, who presented the leader of than the athletic, and the footbal
| the Chinese Party with a banner em- field in particular, where men could
| bluzoned with the Rotary wheel and get to understand each other.
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