1929-11-29 — Page 9

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1929,

Sport Columns

LOCAL GOSSIP ON

FOOTBALL

GREAT STRUGGLE AT SOOKUMPOO

WEEK'S GAMES REVIEWED

exported and the th fall evidence. doing so well, and

taleness is now It is a pity after something will hava to be done to their forward line to stave off fur ther defents. The Navy have now got together a good eleven, their last two games having yielded nine goals without the fall of their own. Six were

ut the expense of the Recreio last week; the remaining three could not be kept out by the League leaders' keeper.

THE

CHINA MAIL,

Somersets v. South China "B". ORDER OF THE BOOT WHAT DEFLATION HAS |

Kowloon F.C. Ground.

Recreio v. Chinese "B". King's FOR WANG CHING-WEI

Park.

"IRONSIDES" REMNANTS

Divislom

Somersete

K.O.S.B. Athletic South China Navy R.A. Kowloon Glub

P. W. D. L .11 5 4 2 17

Goals. F.

7 5 1 1 17

A. Pts.

8 14 4 11

CENTRAL GOVERNMENT'S ORDER FOR HIS ARREST

7 5 1 1 15

$ 11

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18

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7 9 3 1

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7 1.2 4

7 1 1 5

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7 18 3 TB 8 25-

Recreio

St. Joseph'a Police ...

Division II.

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Canton, Yesterday. At the 30th Meeting of the 3 Kwangtung Provincial Party yes- terday, it was decided to wire to the Central Government request- ing the dismissal of Wang Ching- wel from the Kuomintang Party and the issuance of a warrant of arrest against him.

Gaals. K.0.S.B.

P. W. D. L. F. A. Pta. ....16 12 0 3 50 19 24 Somersets ..11 0 2 3 32 17 14 S. China "A" 7 6 1-6 20 3 13 Navy .............. 9. |

95 3 1 24

613 Chinese "A" 7 8 0 1 26 8 12 Chinese "B" 7 4 1 2 14 8 4 1 3 17 Kowloon St. Joseph's 8 1 3 20 22 R.A

Eastern

University

[By "Roamer"] Football followers who journeyed The defences were on top in the to-Sookumpo last Saturday must R.A. versus Eastern match and the have left well satisfied with the division of points is a fair Indica- Feast of foot craft, including, of} tíon of the game. Interest was course, head pieces in both senses, lacking to a certain extent through displayed by both the K.O.S.B. and the inability of the forwards to get the Athletic. The fact that the en-near enough for effective shots. closure was packed to its full St. Joseph's 'are now half way up capacity speaks for itself. Seated the table as the result of their vic- in the covered stand, one sensed, tory over the R.A.M.C. The latter while waiting for the teams to line should derive some benefit by their experiment with Dodshon at the that feeling which gripa "aoccer" fans when two well match-pivot. I admire their pluck, for ed teams are staged to battle for uphill fights have been theirs to supremacy. This match has an im portant bearing 01 the Senior League Championship. both parti South China "B" game was disap-selected

S. China "go Recreio

R.A.M.C.

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To Attack Kwangsi In order to support the Central Government and assist Kwang- stung to exterminate the Ironside remnants, the Chairman of the Yunnan Provincial Government, General Lung Yun, has mobilised two divisions under the command 3 of Generala Lu Hon and Chu Yuk, preparatory to attacking the rear of the Kwangsi-ites by two routes. via Poseh and Lungehow. As soon as Instructions have been re- ceived from President Chiang, the Yannan troops will advance to attack Kwangsi, a telegraphic cipants being two of the three lead. pointing for the latter eleven could second eleven versus the Navy at report to this effect being receiv

the Navy Ground, to-morrow (kicked by the Canton authorities. off at 2.45 p.m. sharp):

isp.

iag clubs each with five Succusses to their credit.

date.

The first half of the Kowloon-

TO-MORROW'S GAMES

not get on the run. Kowloon meant business right from the kick-off and deserved more than a goal lead at An Early Thrill

half time. South China "B" re Having kicked off we had an early.vived after the resumption and thrill by that dash of the K.O.S.B.'s seared their opponents when Lal and they were within an ace of Kong-hee found the net. This goal success. Responding quickly to was a particularly good one, for his their opponents' thrust the Athletic | target was very small from the proved that they were just as cap angle of the shot. Contes was o The movement commenced hard worker, his two goals earning able. by Davey in bringing Stevens into the victory.. action, and Stock positioning him. self to receive that neat pass was very pleasing and fully deserved the successful issue. Full credit must. also be given to the Athletic for their plucky response in the face of reverse. Suen Kam-shun's achievement in finding the net after a period of very determined and fast play was a fitting ellmax to the good work performed. Everest's name must be coupled with those of the goal scorers in the records of this game, as it is my humble opinion he averted his sides defeat during the second. half when his clever tackie saved an exceedingly

With only one Senior League match on the programme..the Club ground at Happy Valley should be the magnet for to-morrow. For ninety minutes the selected elevena representing the "Chinese" and "Civilians" will be pitting their akill against each other for the right to meet the Army in the Lai Wah Cup final. The Cup, since its presentation in 1925, has been held three times by the "Civilians", and twice by the Army, so if we are to consider the law of averages we

should look elsewhere for the With the Navy dong struggle to the end by the two

no longer interested, we are left elevens fighting hard for victory with the "Chinese Can they field was an appropriate battle between

a team to survive the first battle? teams concerned in the Champion-Well, that is up to the Committee ship, and no doubt the Athletic will of the Chinese Clubs, but my hum- remember their first drawn game of ble opinion is that they have good

dangerous altuntion. The dingholders for 1930.

the 1929-30 season.

Outstanding Features

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material from which to choose. shall be greatly interested in the two elevens, now open to specula- tion, when they take the field.

· South China “A” is now the only undefeated elde in both Divisions, Kowloon having lost that distinction The R.A. and Somersets meet to- last Saturday. Recreio Senior, by morrow for the first time this maintaining the improvement dia season. I cannot bring myself, in played against the Club two weeks anticipating the verdict, to vote ago, have recorded their first win. against the "Sets" leaving Kowloon Ewo's eleven and Police Senior are ] F.C. ground with both points, In the orphans of the storm" being spite of the R.A.'s success over the only teams without successes to Kowloon last week. As sharp- their credit. South China and St. shooters the teams are on equal Joseph's in the Senior Division with terms, but the Somersets are better K.O.S.B. Chinese "A" and South served in defence. China "B," of the juniors, have not yet indulged in half measures, these five Clubs still being without draw.

Senior Games

Of the Juniors, K.0.S.B. should win easily, Chinese "A" giving Me Gowans a warm time in the Medi- cala goal, the Navy showing Kow loon how it is done, University veraus R.A. and Recreio versus Chinese "B" on equal terme, Somer. sets keeping their place in the table, while I cannot foresee the Club following the Senior R.A.'s now looks example of last week or South prosentable. Recreio had all the China "A" losing their unbeaten encouragement they needed by a record. good following at King's Park and

The Navy and Recreio were suc. cessful na predicted but surprises came from the Club and Kowloon The Navy's seven were very useful for their goal average

Full programmes and League

did well to reglater three goals with tables to date are appended:- out response.

The Club's forwards

were painfully slow, while the de-

Lai Wah Cup (4 p.m.)

fence could not effectively cope Chinese 7 Civilians, Club with South China's nippy frontGround.

line, added to which Pau Ka-ping

Division L (1 p.m.)

Club Ewo

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30

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ROYAL NAVY v, KOWLOON

The following team has been to represent Kowloon

Six gunboats and cruisers des- patched by the Central Govern- ment are expected to arrive here within the week.

Angus (jun.); Guest, Hast; Nicholls, Easterbrook, Dunnett: Eastman, Herbert or Campbell. Moss, Coates and Bickford.

The Cantonese navy la guard- Reserves: Hannan and Seddon.lng Yueh Hsin above Sluhing in

the West River, RUGBY FOOTBALL Admital Chan Chak leaves to-

morrow morning

inspec-

on an

Hong Kong Club "A" & tion trip up the West River.

Destroyers Draw

Afteen

The Hong Kong Club "A" and the Destroyer Flotilla played last night at Happy Valley a game characterised by hard play and good feeling. rather than by science or precision. The Flotilla turned out practically the same as did duty for them Evans, against the Somersets, however, coming in at full-back instead of North. The latter went into the three-quarters instead of Atkinson, who took Weekes' place at the base of the scrum. Both sides were distinctly unorthodox In their methods, scarcely a decent scrum being seen.

Holmes, on the Club side, was outstanding, and, in several in- dividual efforts, used his speed and weight to advantage. made the opening from which Peers scored a good try that was not converted.

He

Clerk, who is obviously not so fast as he used to be, will be a welcome addition to the very Club side, when he gets a little more training.

The Navy try was made in most unusual fashion by Howitt, who scrambled over his scrum to score near the corner.

Result: Hong Kong Club "A", 3 points; Destroyer Flotilla, 3 points.

COST BRITAIN

WAR SECRETARY SAYS WE ARE NOW PAYING THE PIPER

WAR LOAN STOCK

Rugby, Yesterday.

A number of questions were asked to-day in the House of Commons regarding a statement which was made in the coume of a debate on the Unemployment Insurance bill by Mr. Tom Shaw, Secretary for War. Mr. Shaw referred to the mention made by Mr. Lloyd George the Liberal leader, of the crushing weight of the social services. But, he said, under Mr. Lloyd George's Government and under every other Government.

a policy had been pursued which had led this coun- try into paying at least £100,000,000 a year to people who had not the slightest right to it.

During the war we had money lent to us at inflated rates and wo adopted after the war a financial policy of deflation, and now we were paying Interest on that de flated money. That was the fact that had to be faced before this country could be put on Its feet again.

Mr. Shaw's statements created dicate a desire to interfere with the some surprise, as seeming to in-

terms on which war loan stock was held.

Mr. Philip Snowden, the Chan- cellor of the Exchequer, replying to questions on the subject to-day, effectively disposed of any such suggestion, however. He said that the Government had no intention of varying the contractual obligations entered into with holders of Coy- ernment securities. The condition of all Government loan was that the Government had the option of re- demption on specific dates, and, of course, could take advantage in the interests of the taxpayers of any favourable opportunity of redeem- ing loans or converting them at a

Reinforcements for Canton General Shek Yiu-san who left Anhwel for Nanking on the 26th where he interviewed President Chiang on the following morning,

instructed to has been trate the 17th and 20th Divisions at Pukow, preparatory to be des patched to the South on Novem-

lower rate ber 28.

The forces of the 9th Division Wireless Service.

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Unemployment Beneft

Rugby, Yesterday.

The Government Unemployment In-

under General Chiang Ting-wen have arrived at Hankow and are about to leave there for Canton.

General Ho Ying-ching arrived surance Bill will be debated in Com at Shanghai on the 28th and was.mittee in the House of Commons to yesterday in receipt of an order day.

from

A

large number

be advanced later.

of amendments

the Central Government urging him proceed to Canton,have already been tabled. The Libera! together with one battalion of party have given notice of 03 ameni! under Generalments, and it is stated that others will garrison troops Wu She-yu, as his body-guards. It is learned' that 'General Ho is for Canton by the gunboat "Ching leaving Shanghai this morning

An."--Canton News Agency,

HOCKEY

There will be an inter-club match to-morrow at King's Park; bully-off at 4 p.m. The teams are as follow:

Colours:-G, E. Little, P. Carter, J. Smalley; M. Russell, E. O'Hagan, M. Bird; S. Browning, A. T. Cressey, N. McNellie, F. Webber, A. Steel,

The teams were as follows:-

Whites.-J. Lack, E. Tasartes, Hong Kong Club-Skinner; Coppin, J. Brown; M. King, E. J. Coppin, Fox, Ferguson; Holmes, B. Taylor; A. E. Steele, J. L. Wade, Beaumont, Burnell, Clippendale, and B. Laing. Clerk; Laidlaw, West, Henry, Peers, Whyte, E. R. Bell, E. Blackburn, Gordon.

Destroyer Flotilla:-Evans; Cham- bers, Crawford, North, Bradshaw; Welham, Francis, Atkinson, Hewitt; Sim, Moseley, Edwards, and Pauli,

Shute, Luxton,

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RULES OF GOLF

Steel Shafts Legal In Competition

St. Andrew's, Yesterday. The Rules of Golf. Committee has decided that steel shafted clubs shall be legal in official competitions.

Steel shafts have had a consider-

was in form. This accounts in a R.A. v. Somersets, Kowloon F.C. able following in Britain for several

Ground.

V..

RAM.C.,

few words for their defeat. Kow. loon,-well, who would have thought

Division II. (2.45 p.m.) it after beating the League leaders to fall to a team well beneath them K.O.S.B. v. Ewo, Scokumpoo. in the table!

Chinese Trua they worked

"A" hard enough but their shots lacked Stadium.

Navy v. Kowloon, Navy Ground, Happy Valley.

Clubv. St. Joseph's, Club Ground.

University v. R.A., St. Joseph's Ground, Happy Valley.

that sting which means goals. Two goals and victory, should have been the verdict hero.

With the Juniors. Last Saturday's games did not present us with any surprise. The K.0.5.B. defeat was more or less

Eastern Y. South China "A", Chinese Ground, Happy Valley.

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C.R.C. AT HOME

The Annual At Home of the Chinese Recreation Club will take place to-morrow.

Those so far tabled by the Liberais do not challenge the revised rates of debated on Monday, through the Con- unemployment benefit, which will be

servailve amendments resisting th increases on the ground that as the Unemployment Insurance Fund in 237,000,000, in debt, it is inopportu to imposa new financial burdens on the Fund.

Newspapers anticipate that owing to the keen controversy provoked by the Bill the six days allotted to its Com- mittee stage will prove insufficient. British Wireless Service.

CITY SENSATION

Prominent Director Files Petition

London, Yesterday. There was another sensation in the financial world.to-day, when Mr. Henry Spencer Horne, one of the most pro- minent company directors in the City, resigned all his directorships. It is Intimated that owing to exceptional depreciation of his holdings he is filing his petition in" bankruptcy,

An exhibition tenuls match be- tween Mr. A. L. Bomjahn, Cham-

Mr. Horne is a director, inter alia, plon of Tiantain, and Mr. M. W. Lo. Champion of Hong Kong, has the Carmolite Trust, Ltd., and British of Anglo-Foreign Newspapers, Ltd., been staged to commence at 3.80 Cement Products and Finance, Ltd. p.m. after which the prizes won in One of his associates states that the the recent tennis tournaments will position of the companies in which Mr. be distributed by Miss Kwok Horna is interested is in no way affect- Sheung-man, daughter of Mr. Kwoked financially, Siu-lau, J.P.

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The Cemont Froducts have made a statement that under their Articles of Association they are obliged to ac- cept Mr. Hornes' resignation, but the | company's · Bnancial position is on.

Another of Mr. Horne's companies, willo Allied Cement Manufacturers, has

issued a similar statement.--Reuter.

The K.O.S.B. Gymkhana is to affected by it fillip since the Prince of Wales won be held at the Kwanti coarse on a competition with them at Coombe Sunday. The programme Hill, which subsequently permitted start at 2.30pm. their use. Many clubs followed Special trains will be run as Coombe Hill's example.

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