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SATURDAY, AUGUST 24, 1929.

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BASEBALL

WHAT'S ON TO-DAY AT

CAROLINE HILL`

GOOD GAME PROMISED· ·

[By "Bingle"]

Now that we have got things going, local hall fans are in for some thrills, and probably some spills if they do not keep away from the foul line. The winter hibernation of baseball is over, and our local limelights are out once more in their full kits. They will

do battle this afternoon at Caroline Hill-

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U.S. TENNIS FINAL

MRS. WATSON OF BRITAIN TO

MEET CHAMPION

HELEN JACOBS BEATEN

Forest Hills, Yesterday, The semi-inals of the US. wenren's lawn tennis singles championship have been decided and one of the members of Britain's team for the. Wightman Cup won through to the final.

This was Mrs. M. Watson, the only British woman to succeed in the fourth round. She met, in the semi-final to- day, the American girl, Miss Helen Jacobs (who was runner-up to Miss Enough has been said about the dif. Helen Wills at Wimbledon this year ficulties in getting a field. It kinda, makes one sick to bark up that same trée again. The main thing is that the Association has got a field to play on,

Mrs. Watson won the first set 6-1, but lost the second at 3-6. She then clincheil matters by taking the third sat 6-4.

H.K.F.C.

THE

THE RIGHT TO TAKE GATE MONEY

ANNUAL MEETING

The question of the Club's right to gate money was rained by Mr. Grimes at the 42nd annual general meeting of the Hong Kong Football Club which was held last evening is the board room of Messrs. Jar- dine, Matheson and Co., Ltd.

Mr. R. M. Dyer was in the chair, and there was a large attendance of members.

adoption of the report and accounts, The Chairman, in proposing the

said that the Club's position was very satisfactory.

new

After meeting the cost of the building, there were 'assets Νο amounting to about £6,000. comment being raised, the accounts and report were passed.

CHINA MAIL,

position on the ground. He went on to say that nobody begrudges the Association the money it has made, but it was time that the Club benefited from a stand which was on their ground. He propos ed that either the Association maintain the stand and give ten per cent. to the Club, or that the Club maintain the stand and take the gates. He said he was not growling at the Association, but he had to speak on behalf of the interests of the Club.

The Chairman said that the matter would have the attention of the incoming Committee.

ATHLETICS

BIG MEETING HERE NEXT

MONTH

OUTSIDE CRACKS COMING

Athletes from Singapore, Shanghai and Canton will compete against our local cracks on September 6, 7 and 8 at North Point.

The big event is being held under the auspices of the Chinese Athletic Asso-

ciation, and as it is the first venture of to be the forerunner of many more to its kind, is hoped that it will prove

come.

The idea of the Association is to ga- Officers for 1929

ther as many Chinese athletes as possi- The following officers were ble, and by running the various ovents elected for the coming season:- both on land and in water on the same President, Mr. J. Ralston: Vice principle as the Olympiad Sports, it Captain, Mr. A. T. Hamilton; Chair will afford a splendid opportunity of nran, Mr. R. K. Duncan; Hon. Secre-finding materials to represent China in tary, Mr. W. Pryde; Hon. Treasurer, the Far Eastern Meeting. Mr. W. L. Alexander.

Captain of Soccer, Mr. J. Watson; Vice-Captain, Mr. H. G. Wallington; Captain of Rugger, Mr. E. P. Massey: Vice-Captain, Mr. T. H. Bonnar.

Committee-Soccer: Messrs. C. W. E. Bishop. C. B. Robertson and James Stewart; Rugger: Messrs. V. W. L.

In the other semi-Anal, Miss Helen and for that lovers, of the gome should Wills (the champion) crushed Mrs. the following resolutions, namely: Stanion, H. R. Forsyth and G. L.

Alteration to Rules The meeting then attended to the next item on the agenda which was to consider and, if thought fit, pass

That the following alterations be

Rule 4 to read as followB "The Officers of the Club shall be a President, Vice-President, Chair- man, Hon,. Secretary, Hon. Treasurer, Captain and Vice-Captain of "Soccer" Section and Captain Vice-Captain of "Rugger" Section."

call three cheers for the British Navy. Mallory, the American veteran, who IL is on their field that the first fefeated Miss Betty Nuthall of Bri-made to the Rules of the Club. League game of the season will be play-tain. ed this afternoon,

The soins from the Rising Sun who have always delighted the spectators with their clean and manly play are out tu clean-up the South China pack. If the game does not turn out to be a cinch, then you can call the writer a dumbell. It is going to be a game that with the long remembered.

In the good old days of the past two years, the Japanese ployers have given the other teams the hardest run for their mony. They are players of note,

and the Chinese clash.

But then one can hardly blame them. What with a thousand voices rooting and howling against them, they are apt to be unstrung. Well, all this is not going to be the case this season. The Japanese players have stuffed their ears with cotton wool. They ain't going to hear anything, and all they are

Mrs. Mallory failed to get a

game.

Miss Wills, therefore, mects Mrs. Watson in

a British-American finat, with the odds heavily on Miss Wills. Reuter's American Service.

BUD WALLEY

F

MAY NOT GET CHANCE AT

ENGLISH TITLE

Rule 5 to read as follows

The management of the affairs or the Club shall be vested in a General Committee consisting of the Officers and six other members, three of which shall represent the "Soccer" Section and three shall represent the "Rugger" Section."

Rize 6 to be deleted.

re-

That the General Committee be empowered to appoint a profes- sional firm of Accountants as Treasurers and to fix their muneration notwithstanding any thing in the present Rules of the Club to the contrary.

According to a letter from Nai hat there is one fault with thent. They Kim Lin, the manager and trainer are kinda stage shy. This malady does of the Singapore flyweight Bud not attack them when playing against other outfits. Curiously enough it al-Walley, there is a probability that ways come on when the Nippon lads the pair will leave England for the United States, where Walley's elder brother did so well. Walley has been informed by the British Box Addressing the meeting on this ing Board of Control that he would matter, Mr. Ralston said that the have to reside three years in Eng-suggested alterations were the out- land before he could be given a come of reports made by the Sub- chance of competing for the fly-Committee to the General Commit- weight title. Kim Lin writes: tee, which have been accepted by "You will have seen that Bud the latter, and he thought all would lost to Bert Kirby. He trained agree that they were long overdue.

increase very hard for this fight, sparring The

of one member in every day with Kid Pattenden, the each of the soccer and rugger sec- But by the Holy Chimney Stack, the former bantamweight champion. tions was essential in order to en- Chinese are just as determined on win-Up to the last day he was in very able the Commmittee, which

was ning the game, Their outfit is not so good trim and we were both-con- too small, to get a quorum. strong as in previous years, that's fident of victory, which was sup- also thought that although the ap- true, but what they lack in quality is posed to give him the right to meet pointment of Treasurers was not simply made up by the "never-say-die" Johnny Hill for the championship, necessary at the present stage, pro- spirit. There is the "Never-silent" Then suddenly Bud was informed vision should be made at the meet- Matty Chan behind the batters, and that he would have to be here three ing. what he does not know of baseball talk years to qualify. He was very up- is not recorded in any encyclopedia. set at this decision of the Board, He can even talk a dead man to life, and he had lost his usual dash and

pep when he met Kirby.

goin to do is to concentrate on beat- ing the Chinese.

again.

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That's an asset to his side.

弹

That's not all. The Chinese have

"Bud can get all the fights he Dicky Shim for their coach, and have wants, as he is very popular, but yet to see another bantam beating old this 'does not get him nearer the Dick in this game. He may get irasci- championship. There seems to be ble at times, but what's that after all? prejudice against him in official Letting out a bit of steam now and quarters on account of colour. It then doesn't hurt anyone. And we must is probable, therefore, that we shall not forget Father Jane. He is another leave for New York in August. 1 big one pulling the wire from behind. All in all, the Chinese teams have the best moral support.

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The Japanese have only Shorty Hachiuma to do al the talking, but if you wish to see a real hundred per cent, sport, you have only to see his young son from the land where Cherry Blossoms run riot. He will, no doubt, misa his brother on the mound. There was an understanding between these two that no other batteries can boast of, The Japanese fielding is going to be first class, as it has always been,

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No fly or fungo could hope to get pass the territory where Kusano is the guard. This nifty player has eagle eyes for the pill, notwithstanding the fact that he is begoggled and ail that. Easily the best centre fielder in Hong Kong, Kusano has one fault, He has the habit of allowing himself to be bam- boozled by the pill when on wielding. the willow.

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The Japanese crew has a couple of

!

new men, and I understand that they According to legend women ате

are no babies at the game. Baseball

always looking for rings of the golden 'kind, but who ever heard a woman

He

The meeting responded to Mr. Ralston's invitation to show their confidence in the Committee by un- animously agreeing to the suggest- ed alterations.

Mr. Russell argued that six three for rugger and members, three for soccer, were inadequate. He suggested that the number be increased by one in each case by the inclusion of non-playing mem- bers. The suggestion did not find favour with the meeting..

Four amendments to rules were then proposed by Mr. Duncan. These were passed with the ex- ception of the first dealing with Rule 7 which Mr. Duncan, urged should provide for à quorum of seven members instead of five. Amendments adopted and reasons given therefore were as under:-

Rule 35. "An annual general meet- ing shall be held not later than June 15 in each year when the Secretary's report and Treasurer's statement of accounts and balance sheet for the previous year shall be submitted. Any other business in the interests of the Club may also be discussed." Reasons given for the change were that it desirable to hold the

was Club's annual meeting before that of the H.K. Football Association and well ahead of the season so that strong team could be got together.

Rule 16. Delete the word "July" in second line and substitute the word May." This was desired in order to give the Treasurer more time to make up his books,

Rule

A

16. Deleta "Captain” and substitute "Chairman." This referred to signing of bills and was adopted

word. "Captain" when there were two, one in the rugger and the other in

the soccer section.

has always been their meat, and they wanting to enter the prize ring? Bobby on account of the ambiguity of the say that the meat will taste so much Burna, a Baltimore widow, believes she sweeter to them when dished up by the earned enough of the manly art under Chinese. They do not want to come the tutelage of her late husband to out second best in the League, and it give the present featherweight crop a Kinda looks that the Filipinos will have good battle and applied to the Mary to surrender the shield, which they land "Commish" for a boxing licence. won last year, with the help of a few

of the Japanese players.

The prospects of this afternoon's pitching ace will try the same stunt as game are that the Japanese should have Hachiuma used to do, they will have no things all their own way. They are difficulty in blanking out the Chinese by far the better fielders, and if their one, two and three

Club's Right to Gate Money Mr. Grimes then raised the gate money question. He said he understood that last season the Association benefited by some $10,000 from the proceeds of tak ings at the stand on the opposite side of the covered stand. This stand was the most paying pro-

Plummer,

The venue of this big meeting is on the

new reclaimed ground at North Point, opposite the Ming Yuen Garden, where the necessary field will be marked off and a huge stand be erected. His Ex- (Sir Cecil cellency, the Governor Clementi, K.C.M.G.) is the patron.

The Main Events Among the numerous events to be "Lord Lonsdale of Hong Kong" competed for there will be tennis (both Before the close of the meeting. doubles and singles) and local clubs the Rev. H. V. Koop, who has have been invited to enter two teams been a very active member in the of each for the tournament. There rubber section, said that the meet-will also be exhibition games in foot- ing should show their appreciation ball, volleyball and basketball. for all that Mr. Dyer had done in 1,600 metre Relay race, 200 metre free The open events are the 800 metre, their interests. The speaker restyle swimming contest and 200 metre ferred to Mr. Dyer as the Lord free style Relay Swimming race. Lonsdale of Hong Kong. He ask- Prizes have been kindly donated by ed for a record being made in the Mr. Wu Man-fu, proprietor minutes and called on the meet-"Tiger" Balm and other remedies under ing to show their gratitude for that trade mark. Mr. Dyer's services in the field of sport.

There was a

of the

hearty round of applause from the gathering, and

Mak Chung-yee, a partner of the Mr. Dyer, rising to reply, said Tai Kat Cheong plece goods shop, that although he would not hold has made a report to the Police in the position of President during which he alleges that Kwang San- the coming season, he would still kwan, managing partner of the firm, continue to help the Club in every absconded at 11 p.m., on August 20, way that he could. He thanked taking with him $345 of the firm's the members for their compliment. money.

One hundred and fifty of Ply- moath's unemployed took part on Dartmoor in the making of a talk- ing picture, "The American Pri soner."

A seven-year-old Chinese girl was severely injured yesterday afternoon when she accidentally fell into the street from the second floor verandah of No. 41, Austin-road, The death has occurred of Sir Kowloon. She is now in the Kwong George L. Craik, formerly a chief Wah Hospital in a serious condition. constable of the Metropolitan Police.

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