1930-01-15 — Page 9

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 15, 1930.

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BRIGHTON TRIUMPH

AT GRIMSBY

SURPRISE IN REPLAYED TIE OF CUP, 3RD ROUND

2nd Round Police v. Kowloon, Kowloon ground.

of

Club v. Nay, Club ground. Chinese Athletic v. Winners Somersets-St. Joseph'a match, stadium. Junior

1st Round-Somersets (a), Sookumpoo.

GOLF

THE CHINA

R.H.K. Golf Club-

Junior Section

Play in the Adamson Cup (qualifying round) resulted:

J. H. Gelling (qualifles) 94— 24 = 70

Other scores:—

A. J. W. Dorling

W. H. Edmonds

J. H. Stewart

V Navy

South China v. St. Joseph's (b), Caroline HII.

Kowloon v. Chinese Athletic "A" (e), Kowloon.

2nd-Winners of Match (e)

V.

R.A.

Winners of Match (a) v. Winners of_Match (9).

Club v. Eastern, Club ground. Chinese Athletic "B" v. Ewo, Sta- dium.

The Interport

PORTSMOUTH'S OPPONENTS

Having failed on their own! ground on Saturday to overcome Grimsby, Brighton achieved a verit- able triumph in the third round of the English Cup yesterday. Their team travelled to Grimsby for the replay and, on the soil of the bot- tom Club in Division 1. won their way into the fourth round (to be Hon. Secretary was instructed to With regard to the Interport, the played on January 25), when they book accommodation for 17 persons will be visiting another first divi- on the President McKinley, which sion club in Portsmouth. (Finalists is due

to leave Hong Kong on last year).

Mr. W. E. January 28.

Hollanda will accompany the Interport team also go with them. as manager, while Lt. George will

On Saturday Brighton scored one and Grimsby did likewise. Yester- day, to the surprise of Grimsby's supporters and the "soccer" world The following have been selected in general, Grimsby failed to And

to represent Hong Kong against the net after Brighton had become

Shanghai: one up.

Rodger (Club), Vice Captain; Bravo, the southern section of Reeves (K.U.S.B.). C .File (Kowloon); Division III. Brighton's friends Hedley (Kowloon), West (Somersets). have reason to be confident about Bliss (Kuwloon); B. Gosano (Ruerelo), the visit to. Portsmouth, who so. V. Gosano (Recreio), Captain, L

Goldman journed in the same section a few

(Club). Scott Butcher (Somerseta). years ago as Brighton.

League Match

Reuter also cabled the result of R match played yesterday in the Northern section of Division III. Nelson received Rochdale and won The by, the only goal scored, League table for this section now

reads:--

Goals.

P. W. D. L.-F.. A. Pta Port Vale. 23 15 4 3 57 24 36

Stockport

Darlington

Crewe

21 14 4 3 53 23 32

21 123 3 67 44 27

23 11 4 8 48 - 33 204

Accrington .22 11 4 7 63 57 26 22 11 3 8 53 53 25

23 10 5 8 33 40

Carlisle

Nelson

Sth. Shields. 21 York

Southport 24 7 10 7 46 39 30 12 5 6.9 225 134 33 29 Hartlepuula. 22 7 9 40

Lincoln

Chesterfield

Tranmere

Rochdafe

Iloncaster

Halifax

5

9 49 10

22 8 5 р 11

23

23

(Club),

The reserves are: T. Pilo (Kow- loon), Everest (K.O.S.B.), Bewley Bull (Somersets) an:I Wallington (Club),

Today's Matches

Division II, kick-off 2.30 p.m.: R.A.M.C. v. University, Sookum. poo. Referee, P. O. Mellow,

Navy R.A. Navy ground. Referee, Q.M.S. Scott.

HOCKEY

The following will represent the Hong Kong Hockey Club "A" team versus the K.O.S.B. at King's Park to-morrow at 4.45 p.m.:-

C. E. Moore. L. A. R. Duncan, RW Sapsed, A. A. R. Botelho, E. G. S. Dale, N. W. Lasonder. 21 S. J. I. Fox, Major Kerrich, H. V. 21 Parker, I, Owen-Hughes.. and

E. C. Fincher.

Wigan A 24 8 Wrexham 237 G 10

22 8 3 11 33 40

The following have been select- 25 5 7 13 28 30 N. Brighton 24

14 31 57 17ed to represent Club de Recreio Rotherham 22:5 6 11 31 መነ

against the Y.M.C.A. at King's Barrow 230 3 14 21 53 15

Park to-morrow at 5 p.m. sharp.

LOCAL FOOTBALL

ST. JOSEPH'S 2ND XI PROTEST

AGAINST FINE

THE INTERPORT PLAYERS

C. Barros, D. C. Barros. A. M. Xavier, H. R. Pinna, F. Barros, F. V. Ribeiro, F. J. Remedios, H.. A. Noronha, A. P. Eca da Silva, H. A. Botelho and J. A. de Figueiredo.

The following have been select- ed to represent Club de Recreio against the R.A.F. at King's

The council meeting of the Hong Park on Sunday at 10.30 a.m. Kong Football Association was sharp. 'held yesterday; Mr. A. R. Hall

presiding.

Among the various matters brought up for discussion was the protest lodged by St. Joseph's College against the fine imposed on the College's second team for fail ing to turn out against the R.A. reserves.

The letter protesting against the decision of the Council! pointed out that the College had sent a letter to the Association, a week before the match was to be played, asking for permission to postpone the match. The. Secretary of the Association replied that no postponement could be granted. The College did not field a team on the date when the match was to be played, because they thought that' In failing to turn out, they would have only to forfeit the point, but Instead of that they were fined.

The Club de Recreio also applied for permission to with- draw their second team from the League. This was granted.

Shield Competition Entries for the Shield Compati- tion were received from all the senior teams except K.0.8.B. and the Club de Recreio.

The first round of both the Senior and Junior Competitions will be played off on January 25 and the second round on February 15. The result of the draw is as follows:

Senior

1st Round.-B.A. v. South China, St. Joseph'a ground.

C. Barros, D. C. Alves, F. M. "Silva, H. R. Pinna, F. Barros, F. V. Ribeiro. F. J. Remedios, A. P. Eca da Silva, A. M. Xavier, H. A. Hotelho and J. A. de V. Soares.

86-14= 72

88-12=74 .1002416

M.C.C.'S TOUR

Drawn Game With Wellington

Wellington, N.2., Dec. 13. The M.C.C. opened their New Zealand tour to-day. their oppon- ents being an XI representing Wel lington.. The M.C.C. batted firat they were cut for 166 (Earle 45, and at the close of the day's play MeLeod 3 wickets for 7).

Wellington, Dec. 14. In the match between the M.C.C. and Wellington, Wellington going in In their first innings to-day were all out for 242 Henderson con- tributing 47.

The M.C.C. had made 14 for no

loss at the close to-day in their second innings.

Wellingen. Dec. 16. Continuing their second Innings to-day against Wellington, the M.C.C. made 293 for that innings

(Dawson' 60; Duleep Singhji 96; McLeod 4 wickets for 56 runs).

second in Wellington in their nings had made 60 for 7 wickets at the close of play for the day.

MAIL.

BRITISH COLUMBIA IMMIGRATION

.NFLUX OF JAPANESE RESTARTS RECURRING AGITATION

DEMAND FOR RESTRICTION

of

At

A GERMAN EXODUS FROM RUSSIA

EMIGRANTS PULLED OUT OF THE TRAINS

HINDENBURG RELIEF FUND

The Soviet measures to check the

emigration movement amongst Ger- man peasants in Russia, are being ruthlessly pursued, states'a Berlin message. Some 300 have already been brought back to the German Soviet Republic on the Volga. The lasue of further passports by the Cheka is being refused. The move- ment is to be suppressed at its roots in future. The maes of pea- sants,still on their farms who wish to emigrate estimated at 80,000— will not be allowed to have their homes. Special detachments of the Cheka at the railway stations puli them out of the train if they at- tempt to make their way to Mos-

.COM.

The problem of the Oriental population of British Columbia craps up at recurring intervals and once more it is the subject of con- siderable agitation, states an ex change. It is not directed much against the Chinese, and Hindus, whose numbers are virtually ata- tionary, but against the Japanese, who, even without any substantial reinforcement from immigration, are increasing too rapidly for the peace mind of many

white population. of the present immigration from Japan is ment under which the Japanese regulated by a gentleman's agree-

Government has undertaken to restrict the emigration of its nationals, to Canada each year to stream of very modest dimon- alons. Admittedly it has lived up to the terms of the agreement and no complaint can be urged on that But the birthrate of the Japanese who live in British Colum. bia is much higher than that of the

Intervention at Moscow white population, and in industry

German opinion is deeply stirred and general ability they have proved themselves the equal of theby the fate of these colonists in white workers, while they will toil Russia, who have kept their nation- ality through four or Ave gener- ations. The German Embassy In Moscow has been authorized to in- tervene on their behalf. A special German Government Commission has been appointed to deal with the question.

всоге.

for longer hours and lower wages.

The fundamental grievance against them is that their presence tends to lower the standard of living for the white working classes and the vegetable and fruit growers Wellington, Dec. 17. The match between the M.C.C. also lament

that they

undercut and Wallington, which commenced prices to a point which does not on the 13th. was abandoned owing yield them a profit. They have also The invaded the fishing industry with considerable success and attempts to withhold or diminish the fahing licences-issued to Oriental fishermen have encountered legal obstacles which defeated them. The latest demand is for a rigid restriction of the ownership of land by Orientals and it has found expres sion at different gatherings of farmers in the province,

to rain and ended in a draw. following are the scores:

M.C.C. 166 and 293; Wellington: 242 and 150 for 9 (Dempster 50 not out, Nichols 6 for 56).

LEAGUE CRICKET

By courtesy of the Hong Kong Cricket Club the postponed Divi- sion I. League match Royal Navy v. Army will be held on H.K.C.C. ground to-morrow commencing at 11 a.m.

The following will repre- sent the Royal Navy:

Vice-Admiral Sir A. K. Waistell, Commander F. A. Baker, Engineer Lieut. C. R. Bennett, Squadron Leader C. Boumphrey. Stoker T. Cross, Lieutenant D. P. Evans, Able Seaman F. Laslett, Sub Lieut. P. C. Moseley. Commander E. G. Stanley,

F. M. Stephenson, and Lieutenant J. P.

Wright.

Lieutenant

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Political Football

In the past both political parties have made a political football of this Oriental question: when in op position they have accused the gov- ernment in power. of trifling with this desperate menace to Canadian civilization but as soon as they came into office, and were faced with the practical difficulties of dealing with it, they have done little or nothing. Now the Conservatives who rule to

com-

The leading pastors of German Lutheran and Mennonite munities in the Ukraine have been arrested on the charge of artificial-

encouraging the emigration movement, though in point of fact they warned the peasants against unorganized emigration.

President von Hindenburg has devoted £10,000 from the funds at his disposal to peasants and has appealed to all the cause of these

Germans to contribute to the fund. He has stated. that it is an obliga- tion of honour for all German Governmental organs to do all that can be done for these peasants.

It is proposed to keep the pea- sants in Germany during the winter and to help them to Canada and Brazil in the spring. The German authorities are negotiating with Canadian representatives in London at the moment.

Another detachment of 600 has just arrived in Hamburg from Len- ingrad. Their ultimate goal is Brazil.

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of the 120th Meridian, East of

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day in Victoria are trying to damp down the agitation. Recently the Hon. J. W. Jones, the Conservative Speaker of the provincial leglain- ture, bluntly told a gathering of farmers that while he was in favour of restrictions about Oriental own- ership of land, he would like them to define exactly "a fensible method of restriction" which they had just detranded by resolution. He point- ed out that Japan was now cognized as one of the five great powers and Canada could not afford

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This is the first action picture of the Batic exhibition in the famous Royal Albert Hall, London, between Primo Carnera, Italian téavýweight, and Young Stribling, of Atlanta, Georgia. The decision was given on a foul to Cornera in the fourth round..

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Mr. Jones also stated that there were 2,000 young Japanese in the province who wanted to get mar red and were virtually prevented from doing so by operation of the gentleman's agreement. These peo- ple, he said, were land hungry and even if they did take lower wages and sell vegetables at lower prices Canadian competitors, other chasses of immigrants such as peasants from eastern Europe did exactly the same thing. So the pro- vincial Conservative administration le evidently not disposed to take any drastic measures and the Fed- eral Government at Ottawa will be equally lukewarm to the agitation, as it has recently accredited for the first time a Minister to Tokyo and welcomed a Japanese Minister at Ottawa and it is making special efforts to stimulate trade with Japan.

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