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HONGKONG BOXING

ASSOCIATION.

A VERY SUCCESSFUL' YEAR.

THE ANNUAL "MEETING.

The annual meeting of the Hongkong Boxing Association was held at Messes. Jardine's Board Room yesterday evening, when Mr. R. M. Dyer presided. Others present were Messrs. J. Scott Harston, A Murdoch, W. Logan, J. Brook, and M. M. Watson (the Honorary Secretary). Good Profit

The CHAIRMAN, in reviewing the events of the past year, said that turning to the accounts, members would observe that the balance of income over expenditure was $1,750.80 as compared with $379,08 last year, this being chiefly due to the amount of the purses being smaller. There was a slight falling off in the amount of subscriptions With regard to the Report, he wished to correct the statement in the fifth paragraph' that Stoker Morris fought a draw with C.P.O. Cartlidge, the fight was awarded to Stoke: Morris on points.

Next Tournament.

THE TOURNAMENT.

FINE PROGRAMME FOR NO

The programme for the tournament on November 8th has now been defnitely arranged, and the contests will be as under :-

13-ROUND WELTERWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP AND GM. YOUNG BELT.

!

AB. Ewin, H.M.S. Hervies, v. S.P.C.

Cartlidge, Naval Yard..

10-RouxD LiauTWEIGHT CONTEST. Leading Scamun Baker, H.M.S. Hermes, r. Ldg. Tel. Daderwood, H.M.S. Fuofitón,

G-ROUND MIDDLEWEIGHT CONTEST. Stoker Thomson, H.M.S. Ambruse, 1.

Stoker Morrell, B.M.S. Hawkins. -ROUND FRATHERWEIGHT CONTESTS. Cpl. --MeManus, H.M.S. Hawkins, 'v, Marine Hills, H.M.S. Hermes, Warder Grant, Victoria Gast, v. A.B.

Mirrell, H.M. S.. Carlisle.

6-ROUND WELTERWEIGHT CONTEST. P.O. Meen, Submarines, r. Tel Baker,

H.M.S. Muth..

FOOTBALL.

CHINA ATHLETIC BEAT THE K.O.S.B.L

At Sookunpoo, the K.O.S.B.'s taking Last Season A.B. Ewin, HMS.the lead early in the game, failed to Hermes, won the Welterweight Cham-hold it and went down to the China pionship of the Colony on two occasions Athletic by two goals to one. and thus won the bell outright.

A.B. Evin was now again in the Colony and a return contest had been arranged for him with C.P.O. Cartlidge for the next tournament at the City Hall on Saturday, November 6th, next, which would, he was sure, provide a close and interesting match.

A Successful. Sasson. They would agree with him that the Association had a very successful Boxing Season last year, and the thanks of the Association were due to the Services for the whole hearted manner in which they gave their support during that Season...

As the interval the score was 1 all." The second half opened with the Borderers pressing, Craig and “Me wing and a fine centre had Pan beaten, Glinchy shooting wide. A run down the

but Lockerbie missed an open goal.

Final score: China 2, K.O.S.B.; 1.

Kowloon v. Hormes,”

A good crowd turned out to witness this friendly game on the Kowloon F.C. ground. Wheeler scored the only goal for his side. At the interval the score sheet was blaak. Kowloon took the lead early in the second half and appeared to be winners when, just on time, Clunie beat Durand.

1.

E.K.г.O. . K.O.S.B.'s.

Kewloon r. E.A.

In their league match with the As the members were aware, the aim K.O.SB's the Hongkong Football Club and object of the Association was to on-will be represented by:-Linaker, Alex- courage the splendid exercise of boxing andra, Hamsom, Rodger, Wallington, and to provide tournaments which would Phillips, Gerrard, Valentine, MeBridle, furnish those interested with good and Taylor, Watson, Stewart, and Howard.” clean exhibitions of the game. He should therefore like to ask those who were is terested in this object and ware not mem- bera to join the Association as the back. ing of a large membership is both help ful and encouraging to the members who were carrying on the various activities of the Association

The Surreya.

The 1st Battalion of the East Surrey Regiment had now left and it was with regret that their departure was recorded. The Regiment had always given the Association its cordial support and the men of the "Regiment, provided many of the contests which took place under the auspices of the Association-contests which had felly maintained the sporting reputation of the Battalion. In particu lar he would like to refer to the support received from their Commanding Officer, Lt. Col. Montague-Bates, who apart from his interest in his own battalion had been a great asset to the Committee and as as official at the various tournaments. They would all join with him in wishing them every success on their new station.

The New Regiment.

The following team has been selected to represent Kowloon against the Royal Artillery on the Kowloon ground on Saturday, kick-off 4.30 p.m. :-

Kelvie, Sims and Hayes; Pile, Brodie, Durand; Wheeler and Caveille: "Me-

Coates or Adams, and Mason.

Owing to the Scottish Co. Sports, the Club Reserves are unable to raise a team "to incet Kowloon Reserves, and the

match has been postponed,

INTERNATIONAL FOOTBALL.

SCOTTISH LEAGUE DEFEATS

IRISH...

(THROUGH REUTER'S AGENCY.)

LONDON, October 27th. Playing at Edinburgh, a team repre- enting the Scottish League defeated a team representing the Irish League by Eve goals to two

KOWLOON FOOTBALL CLUB.

PRESENTATION TO MR.' A... W. TURNER.

'FOOTBALLER'S DEPARTURE.

It was with great pleasure, that be re- ferred to the arrival of the 2nd Battalion K.O.S.B.'s. which would compensate them: for the loss of the East Surrey Regiment. The new Regiment bad already within a few days of landing demonstrated their interest in boxing and sport generally. On Monday last they provided a most excellent series of bouts in their match

At the Kowloon Football Club on with the East Surreys and one which Tuesday evening, a presentation in the showed that the Association could hope form of a silver cigarette case was made for the continued support and interest of to QM.S. A W. Turner, prior to his the Battalion. In accordance with the departure for Home on H.LT. Neuralia. policy of the Association in the past he He had played in the Club arst eleven assured the new Battalion of any support in the position of right-back for three that the Association may be able to afford, seasons, and his place will be difficult to them in their boxing activities.

to fill

Hope for Future. With the prospect of a return to more normal conditions in the Colony there was every reason to believe that the

Association wes about to enter into

&

successful season, the eighth of its career." Before closing, he said he should like to mention and thank Mr. Brook for the good work he had done for the Associa tion the value of which he was sure, was as much appreciated by the members as it was hy the Committee (Applause,)

The Chairman then preposed the adop tion of the report and accounts, which on being seconded by Mr. Murdoch, was passed unanimously.

Omelals,

In making the presentation, Mr. J. McKelvic, Captain of the Club, expressed general regret that Mr. Turner, was leaving, and wished him luck

Expressing thanks, Mr. Turner attri- buted the success of Kowloon during the time he had played to the good feeling existing between the players. He hoped Kowloon would continue to give Service players an opportunity of performing in the best football to be had in Hongkong and that the Club would meet with the the further success that it deserved.

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