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AMERICA ACCEPTS BERLIN

ATHLETIC UNLUCKY

(Continued from Page 4).

hooked the ball past Wong Wah- The South China forwards were kai after connecting an excellent definitely good,--but lacked the centre from Tang Kwong-sum. finishing powers of their “A” team. Not long after,, however, South Tsang King-ki made a good leader China once again regained the lead Golf- and sent out some excellent passes when TSANG KING KI scored to his wingers, while Yeung Sul-after Slu Tin-lim had fumbled yick, who last year played for the drive from Lil Shek-you. "A" team, was outstanding on the right.

PROMISING PLAYER

LI Shek-yau gave a promising display, but he also was cautioned on several occasions.

China Mail

Sports Diary

·TO-DAY ›

Royal Hong Kong Golf Club Ladies' Section monthly. medal competi tion (New Course, Fanling).. Hockey-Mamak Tournament

Royal Engineers v. H.M.S. Whitehall (Sookunpoo), 4 p.m. H.S.M. Keppel v. University Friendly Matches

H.K.SR.A. v. Borderers

(Marina), 4:30 p.m. YMCA. v. Lincolna

(Y.M.C.A. Ground), 5.15 pm. Kowloon Chess Club (Central Brition

School), 5.30 p.m.

TO-MORROW

GAMES OFFER

CAREFUL WORDING OF THEIR REPLY

AN

•

INVESTIGATION TRIP

BY BRUNDAGE

NEW YORK, NOV. 6.

The last minutes of the game were fraught with excitement, Supporters on both sides yell ing themselves hoarse with cries of: "shoot! Shoot! From a free kick awarded for The Inside forwarde, Lai Shiu-hands, Lai Kwok-chiu placed the wing and. Cheuk Sbek-kam,

Meetings- were ball in the South China goalmouth good and ably supported their lea- where Chung Chi-yung and Yu Hing der.

ypen, the two South China backs, In the opening minute of the came into head-on collision with game Tong Kwan, South China's (each other in attempting to head right-half was warned for danger-the ball away. Both were injured ous play, as a result of which and Yu Hing-yuen: left the field. Fung King-yu, the Athletic left- AWKWARD SITUATION C winger, was temporarily injured Then arose one of the most awk- and had to leave the fleld.

ward situations ever seen on a The Athletic-forced the pace, and Colony soccer ground. a good run down the left-wing anw| The injured player returned to Ho Kar-keung robbed at the ex-play without first informing the. penge of a corner,

from which Tsui referee and was at once penalised Ah-fal shot past the left.upright. from the spot at which he entered The Athletic were enjoying most the field of play-two yards from of the play, but the determined his goal on the goal-line! tackling of the South China halves The referee awarded a free kick, prevented any immediate score.

but he was unable to keep the Chan Chen-wo (Darky Chan) (South Chine men from charging then went through the opposing down the kick and eventually the defence in whirlwind manner, but ball was cleared following an ex- he was brought to an abrupt stop citing scramble:

ed from a tour of Germany. Mr. hody, should concern itself by Chung Chi-yung, whose tackle

Brundage's report after he return-the political and economic status of resulted in a caution.

tie pressing heavily, Darky Chan

ed from a tour of Germany. Mr.Jcivilization in Germany or confine DARKY CHAN TESTS WONG going near with several drives.

Brundage was sent to Germany itself to determining whether sports. The South China forwards were P. O. Huntley (H.M.S. Suffolk)

An interesting and enjoyable after the Amateur Athletic Union in Germany; the Olympics in parti. then seen in a pretty bout of a refereed and lined up the follow-day's golf was the general verdict last year passed a resolution call-cular, were conducted according to passing which, Tsang King-kiling:

of those who played in the Captaining for proof that Germany would rules and regulations recognized raunded off with glorious B. China "B" Wong Wah-kal; v. President match at the Kowloon not discliminate against Jews in everywhere by sportsmen. These ground shot, but Siu Tin-lim went Chung Chi-yung and Yu Ring-yuen: Golf Club yesterday.

Tong Kwan, Lim Tak-po and Lee Kam: The Captain's team secured 11 This resolution was referred to discrimination because of race,

the Olympic games.***

are, chiefly, that there shall be no down to it in traditional manner, yeang Sui-yick, Lat Shia-wing, Trang conceding a fruitless corner. King-ki, Chenk Shek-kam and Li points to their opponents 4% in the the American Olymply committee creed or colour.

Play now assumed a terrific Shek-yau,

single matches played in the morn-and in turn to the executive .com After some discussion the co- pace, Darky. Chan supplying the Athletic-Siu Tha-lim; Mak Buling, and went further ahead after mittee which delegated Brundage mittee decided that it would bass feature with a rasping drive which hon and Wong. Sik-ping, La notifin, to win the fourball matches to go to Germany

[chiu, Teui Ah-fal and Hor· Chor-pin;

its decision on whether or not compelled Wong Wah-kai to dive Tang Kwong-sum, Chan: Chen-wo, Hoby 10% points to 4 which gave Mr. Brundage returned to report accept the invitation solely on full length to effect a save. Kar-keung, Au Ping-ming and Fung them a substantial victory by 212 that he had talked to leaders of the basis of conditions surrounding

Chan Chen-wo was back again in King-yu.

points to the President's Team total two Jewish sport organizations in sport. a few minutes, but when almost

of 9,... through was bundled off the ball

Germany, the Maccabi and the The following were the detailed Front Soldiers. These leaders, he by Chung Chiyung.

results:

N UNPRECEDENTED STAND HAS BEEN TAKEN BY OLYMPIC OFFICIALS OF THE UNITED STATES IN ACCEPTING GERMANY'S INVITATION TO COMPETE IN THE OLYMPIC GAMES AT BERLIN IN 1936.

Heretofore the American Olympic committee, governing body of American participation has accepted invitations unqualifiedly as a matter of routine,

On this occasion, however, there was a determined drive by "Jews in America and others to have this country either not participate Athleticn-

Inter-Catholic Schools Athlette at all or at least warl Germany that its anti-Jewith tactics must not be

Sport (Caroline Hill), 10 am. carried on in the Olympics. Cricket

RA.M.C. v. Queen's College. (F) Hockey

Eighth Destroyer Flotilla v. Hong

Kong Hockey Club seniors

...(King's Par's), 5 p.m. Meetings

Victoria Chess Club (Lane, Cray

ford's Restaurant), 5.30 p.m. Rugby

Club "A" A Navy Fifteen

The resulted in the United said, were satisfied with regulations [States acceptance being worded: made by the Germany government, "In the light of Mr. Brundage's that any Jew who was more prof- (Avery S. Brundage, president of cient than other German athletes the committee who made a two-would be allowed to compete for months, trip of investigation in Germany. Germany) report and the attitude.

Signed Guarantee and assurances of representatives Mr. Brundage brought a state-- (Club Ground), 5 pm of the German Government, we ment from Herr Hans von Tacham- Jaccept the invitation, of the German mer Osten, Reichsportsfuehrer, Olympic committee to the 1996 signed and guaranteeing no diecri- ¡Olympic Games."

mmation against Jews This action was taken át a meet- Mr. Brundage also told the com jing recently of the committee call-mittee that it must concern itself ed together here to receive Mr. with two problems; first, whether Brundage's report after he return [the Olympic committee, a

The game ended with the Athle

...

GOLF

KOWLOON

CLUB મેં : Captain's Team Win Annual Game

RICKETTS AND PEARCE RUN THROUGH K.C.C:: The first real thrill of the game followed a perfect centre by Tang (Continued from Page 4). Captains Team Kwong-sum, ́on the Athletic right Both T. A. Pearce and G. B. M. H. H. Mundy wing. Chan Chen-wo miskicked Ricketts bowled exceptionally well, A. K. Collings with an open goal before him, but keeping an immaculate length, and Fung King-yu dashed Into the it was their combined efforts that goalmouth and his shot shaved the completely demoralised the reput cross-bar.

edly strong K.C.C. batting side.

South China relatiated and the Athletic goal was bombarded from all sides, the two Athletic backs, Tsui Ah-fal and his wing halves! Lai Kwok-chiu and Ho Chor-yin, playing excellent football to keep the invaders out.

OPERA EVE BEATEN,

(Continued From Page 4)

Welcome Morn and had the pony heen sound there is little doubt

Rochester

OPEN GOAL MISSED

In the second innings Ric- ketts at one time sent down 7 overs and 4 maldens for 6 runa and 3 wickets, white Pearce had 5 maidens in his first eight overn for 16 runs and 2 wic kets

- None of the K.C.C. batamen "did

A. Lopes A. W. da Roza

F. E. Remedios W. J. Woolley L. D. Purves G. Charlton

sports- with

Jewish Members Speak Two Jewish members of the com- mittee heatedly pointed out that despite promises made by Ger- Points many, that all athletes would be treated fairly and impartially there was no assurance they would be kept. They listed broken promises of the Nazis and argued for a de lay in a vote on the acceptance..

Mr. Gustavus Town Kirby, trea- aurer of the committee and long identified with amateur sports in the United States, moved for im- mediate, unqualified acceptance.

SINGLEB

Points President Team

24

| A. J. Brajer

1%

A... Dennis

0

B

W. Taylor....

A. Urquhart.

8. MacNider

14

13

A. Andrews

14

6.

E. P. Gausden

1

A. R Brown'

D. M. Cameron W. Ahern

W. T. Geall

14

D. Parsons

14.

R. H. Caln

J. Kiog

W, Stoker

G. C. Mons

A. J. Coles W. Hirst

Total Singles

NO NEW RECORDS AT SOUTH CHINA ATHLETIC MEET

C. G. Andersen

W. Simpson

Total Bingles

酒

44 Total Singles, 11; Total Singles. 42. Total Fourballs, 10%; Total Four-

alle 4

"We have no cause to accept with an implied, threat or insult because we have no reason to believe that Germany's promises will not be, kept. Germany is coming to

her 'FOURBALL MATCHES senses and realizing that the Mundy and Collings, 2; Braley and mocracy of sport must be preserv Dennis, 0.

Da Roza and Remedion, 21⁄2; Taylor, Then Miss Charlotte Epstein, one

ed," he said and Urquhart, D.

Forses and Charlton, "2; Andrews of the Jewish members said there A. Denby, W. Hill J. Vanstone and Simpson, 0.2

should be some assurance Germany Lopes and Woolls, 1; McNider and would keep its promise.de Ange "Anderson; 1.

VEL

(Continued from Page 4)

Young. Sul-yick, then obtained themselves justice, with the pos The held got away with a good that he would have given the first possession when Chung Chi-yung ible exception of C. I. Stapleton, start Boston Drill taking the lead two ponies a distinct challenge. As cleared with a powerful kick. He

whose defence was excellent. as he was expected to do and mak-it was he came into a good third ran down the right wing and sud-Though there were several cases of ing the first quarter 0.83.4. Don and all credit, was due to Sokoloff denly cut in to have the Athletic Augusto came up to lie on the rails for bringing him fit to the post, goal at his mercy, but his shot really good deliveries taking wice kets, most of the visiting batsmen, behind Boston Drill, while Mar-despite the obvious difficulties of skimmed the left upright with Siu

got themselves out in an inexpli- shall placed Opera Eve well to the training.

was made Tin-lim beaten all the way. back of the field, and Needa did the second favourite by the public, but From the goal kick play was cable attempt to force the pacel and I. Lewis who made up the

Dogged Stapleton

South Wales Borderers! team, were Stoker and Moss, 11 Gausden andIf we accept this invitation and same on Castle-ribbon. Encarnacau yesterday's race showed that it transferred to the other end where

In the rat innings Stapleton unfortunate to lose the men's 400 Brown, 1.

Germany does not carry out its Look no chances with Rochester and needs a super-pony to win against the South China goal underwent a moved up into third place at the the proved ones while still in his terrifle bombardment, a magnificent was well set at the luncheon inter-Metres event to South China by Cameron and Ahern, 2; Geall and promises Mr. Kirby said,

grin year. The full time of the effort by Yu Hing-yuen preventing val, but was clean bowled in the two-fifths of a second, the Navy Parsons, Boston Brill Fails

Champions was-2.45, which was a score.

Chan Chen-wo shot past the At-the-Monument Boston Drill quite fast considering the sticky

South China custodian for Yu: to save while lying on the

4 mile post.

still led, well held and going strong-

going.

ly, and Rochester moved up again ITALIAN XI'S TRIP TO ENGLAND ground.

into Becond place outside Don Augusto. As the field came round

the bend into the straight Mait-

land still appeared to have Boston Drill well in hand, but when press-

make the odd darted (Continued from Page 4)

second over after the resumption;]taking third place. In the second innings he batted for 52 minutes for his 3 before stepp ing in front of one from Ricketts.

W. C. Hung saved the K.C.C. from a complete collapse in the second

Clocking 5 mins. 16.3 secs., Leung; Kam-to won the 1,500 /

J

then

Coles and Hirst, 6; King and Cain, will do all that is in my power to reassemble this committee, eay te Germay in effect that we have been

metres, while Chung: Toun-fan ADAMSON CUP GOLF

AT FANLING

took second placefase if printe No record were broken this year,

Watts Qualifies With

Card Of 67

y

deceived and that the United States

team will be withdrawn.

»

Not Farkamentary FIRST GOAL

Then Mien Epstein and the other The first score resulted shortly innings by scoring 88, in 27 minu-although Yuen Chow-kun equalled

Jewish member, Mr. Charles L. before the interval when Li Shek-tes, hitting eight boundaries in last year's mark in the. 100 metres.

Ornstein, wanted this declaration Otto Olesen, a Swede, has been yau netted from the left wing. The care-free manner A. W. Ramsey As a result the special prizes for

made a part of, the resolution açı goal was, however, disallowed ow might have been seen to better ad record breakers of South Chinar ed the pony could not evidently chosen as referee.

The Austrian football "dictator,"ing to Yeung: Sui-yick being off-vantage had he not been hit on the Chinese National, and Far Eastern G. H. Watts, (91-2467) quall-cepting the Invitation. Mr. Brun atand the pace.

From the free-kick South inside of the knee by a fast ball Olympic Games records, were not fled for the Royal.Hong Kong Golf dago and Mr. Kirby said this would Club's Adamson Cup at Happy not be "parliamentary, polite nor Marshall brought Opera Eve Hugo Meisl, one of the finest foot-side,

from Smith. In the first innings distributed. ball judges in the world, considers China again obtained possession The K.O.C. are holding a mass Mr. Chan Kan-po, Vice-President Valley, between November 2 and proper and finally after Mr. away from his field with his usual the English side superior in spoed, and a lovely centre from Yeung nets practice today in preparation of the Association distributed the 21. There were 18 entries, the John Brown, of the International

rush at the furlong post: behind him Needa did the game with Cas-) tle-ribbon. For several seconds it

ixture prizes at the conclusion of the other leading scores being:

meeting

K. S. Robertson 755–70.

B. F. Clark 85-14-71,

strength and shooting but possibly saw TSANG KING KI net with a for Saturday's League jinferior in team work to the first-time effort.

Italians.

Shortly after the Athletic were against the Indians. looked as though Marshall would| He told Reuter to-day that Eng-unlucky to have the second goal once more bring. Opera Eve in suc- land held an advantage in that she registered against them, when American Baseball Win In

cessfully, but Castle-ribbon was steadily gaining on him and with had a wide choice of players. He long, powerful kick by CHEUK added, however, that the game SHEE KAM puzzled the Athletic

had ever been put...

SCOONES CAUGHT AT 99

(Continued from Page 4)

Tapan: limmy Foxx As Pitcher

J. E, Richardson 81-9-72,

R. M, Wood 89—17=72.

In the Bogey (Rar) Pool played at Fanling between October 10 and

YMCA bad worded the accep tance resolution no. that the con- tingency of Germany keeping ita promise was placed by inference, the invitation was accepted unazi- mously, 2

Mr. Brundage's report was a long a perfectly timed last furlong Needs would be the greatest test in foot goalkeeper who advanced to meet

12, D. J. Gilmore (7), 1 down, won one. He quoted many Jews to the passed the favourite to win by ball ability to which either country the ball only to discover too late

Hakodate, Nov. 8. king of 1932 and 1938. The the prize on the Old Course, while effect that as long as they attended half a length

that it had passed over him and The laurels of the day cer-

A four-run rally in the first Maryland farm boy took the on the New Course, H. Laffend to their own affairs they were not lodged itself in the top part of the

mound toward the end after Vernon (12) tied with HN. Williamson bothered by the Nazi government. tainly went to Needa, who rode

net

inning, climaxed by a homer by "Lefty" Gomez of the New Yankees (16) at "all square. They will He said that the government had Castle-ribbon better than he

ATHLETIC SCORE TWICE Earl Averill, of Cleveland had held the Nippon stars, in check: divide the pool.

decreed that non-Aryans may be has ever ridden him before...

Just before the interval CHAN Indians, gave Babe Ruth's barn- |- Outside of the first inning the Others scores were:-

admitted to membership in German Both he and Marshall had the

The K.C.C. declared at their CHEN WO (Darky Chan) scored storming American big league base-big-leaguers did not appear to such New Course: G. Marseille (18) sport clubs although they may not difficulty of riding ponies that do overnight total of 254 for 8. the Athletic's first goal from an ball a 5 to 2 victory here to-day advantage, as in the opening con- not like to go out in front and each The feature of the game was excellent short pass by Ho Kar-over the Nippon, All-Stars

tests, as they collected but six-hits had to use all his ingenuity to time P. H. Scoones's innings of 99, keung, placing the ball out of A crowd of 8,000 saw the third off Aoshiba, whereas the Japanese the last furlong successfully. Cae- After playing a faultless knock, in Wong Wah-kai's reach with a soft game in which the yiel tle-ribbon won in a convincing which he hit 15 boundaries, he shot

engaged, the first style and as he was led past the was caught on the boundary by In the second half hard tackling Tokyo-bef Grand Stand Needa had the satis Broadbridge off Mackay..

was responsible for frayed tempers, faction of knowing that he had rid- R. H. Griffiths also played a good and several incidents were wit

den a finb race on a fine pony knock, scoring 63, reaching the messed, in all parts of the field,

CHAN CHEN WO -secur equaliser for the Athletic, when he Ath

Praise For Sokoloff: www.boundary on no less than twelve Sokoloff rode a very good race on occasions,

capac

two down, came second. G. hold office she that all objections to Bathurst (15), H, G. Walling-Jewish clubs had been removed ton (12) H. A. Browning (18) An internationally known Jewish ave aggrega ven off the alants of and A. E. Lisssman (2) were banker in Berlin, whose name was being - at | Gomez and

15 all three down. **_

not revealed was quoted by Mr throngs of The Amer

from New Course W. W. C. Shewan Brundage as saying that it would (24) one down, F. R. Ofto be best for the United States to ** (10) and 3 Forbes (14), two consider its participation purely on

down.

a basis of sport and to keep put

ance that would have Philadelphian fana, was the xx, of the

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the bigt!

e home run elated

Aaso There wer 57 entries for the the political and religions sides

Old Course and 86 for the New the question United Press Course