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THE HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2nd, 1927.

CRICKET.

MR. RUMJAHN'S II. BEAT THE VOLUNTEERS.

TWO COUNTY PLAYERS TO

APPEAR TO-DAY.

The match between the Volunteers and the Army was cancelled ye terday, but the former met a team captained by Mr. A. A. Rumjahu, the Hon. Secretary of the, League, on the Club de Becreio ground. Many prominent players took part.

Mr. Ramjahn's team won and ha was responsible for a valuable con- tribution of 51 run for his side. Ramsay (K.C.C.) scored 41 for the Volunteers.

***Scorea: -

MR. JAHN'S IL

E. A. Lee, o and b Wales... 13 8. V. Gittens, a Standage, b

Summers

Capt. F. G. Bevis, c Jex,

Wales

J. E. Hancock, e Burgess," b

Summera

A. A. Rumjahn, 1.b.w, b

Fallack.........

Capt. Perfect, b Vallack

24

F. Goodwin, b Summers...... I F. Zimmern, not out....... W. Hong Sling, b Vallack... 15 D. Alves, Mitchell, b

Wales

C

A. P. Guterres, not out

Extras

Total

Bowling Analysis

.107

Vallack

▸ 31. FL 12.5 1

3

Lyal Wales Summers

11 1 34

"0

11

4

3

8 0 35

3

VOLUNTEERS.

A. W. Ramsay, e Sling, b

Goodwin

J. C. Lyal, e Sling, b Run-

jahn

J

H. E. Standage, b Good-

win

B

F. E. Lowrence, run out ...

E. J. R Mitchell,

Rum-

jaha, b Perfect

H.C Burgess, b Lee

F. 7. Orr, b Goodwin

S. Jex, run out.....

GR. Vallnck, not out....

J. A. Summers, e Goodwin,

b Lee

C. D. Wales, b Lea

Extras

Total

Bowling Analysis.

Goodwin *Gittens

Rumjahn Perfect

Bevis

Hancock

Lec

2

FOOTBALL.

COUNCIL MEETING.

SHIELD: SEMI-FINAL.

A meeting of the E.K.F.A. Council was hold last evening in the E.K.F. C. pavilion when it was decided to play the Gnal of the Sunday Herald Charity Cup on Saturday, March 16th, 1927:-

The game is:-

Scotland V. China, H.K.F.C.

ground at 4.00 p.m. EEF.A. Challenge Shield: Semi-Finals.

The semi-finals of the Challenge Shield were also drawn as under

Senior.

Saturday, March 19th, 10. Kick-of at 4.30 p.m. KOSB's. H.K Police at

B.K.F.C ground. Kowloon r. R.A., Sookunpoo "A"

ground.

Junior Kick-off at 2.30 p.m. China Athletic "A" or St Joseph's "B" KO.S.B.', Res., H.K.F.C ground. Kowloon Res... H.K. Club Res., Sockunpoo "A" ground.

SHANGHAI FOOTBALL

ASSOCIATION.

DRAW FOR NAVY AND ARMY CUP COMPETITIONS.

GENERAL STRIKE

REVELATIONS.

MR. J. H. THOMAS TELLS OF TALK WITH MINERS' LEADERS.

4

"KNAVES OR FOOLS."

Remarkable details of the inter- view, just before the calling of the General Strike in England last sum: mer, at which the miners' leaders repudiated the agreement they had! made to allow the TUC. to handle the negotiations were given by Mr. J H. Thomas at Newport.

"The miners representatives, who had given us in writing their preparedness to negotiate on dis trict agreements," declared - Mr. Thomasnow told us: 'We never intended, when we said district negotiations, that hours were to be "included.'

either "Then I said: 'You are knaves or fools. You have been trifling with us.'.

"Mr. Tom Richards asked: 'Why all this humbug. It is a lie to say we did not know it meant hours. Didn't we discuss it for hours among Six or seven others ourselves said the same thing in our "pre

sence."

The following is the result of the

"If I had resigned and the people. draw for the Army and Navy Cup who talked about the general strike (Shanghai-1027)" and the "British

Army Company Cup (Shanghai-had controlled it the consequences 1937 which took place on Febru- would have been much worse than ary 2nd:-

they are to-day," was another state.

ARMY AND NAVY CUP,

1.-H..S. Enterprise v. B.M.S.ment by Mt. Thomas.

Durban.

2.-H. M.S. Hawkins B" ". R.M.S. Vindictive "B." Gloster Regt. A". H.M.S. Carlisle B." 4.-H.M.S. aukins "A"-Bye. 5.-Gloster Regt. "B". H.M.S.

Carliste "A"

6.-H.M. S. Findictive "A"..

Suffolk Regt. 7-Durhams A 1 Durhams

"B."

8.-H.M.S. Curadue, byê.

COMPANY CCP.

Story of Mr. Hodges in Tears, On one occasion, he said, alter the Miners Executive had stated that there was no bridge to peace, and Mr. Frank Hodges had denied this to the Government, he found Mr. Hodges in tears Mr. Hodges told him he was writing out his re- signation because, he said, he had. been thrown overboard.

"I pointed out the gravity of the "crisis and," said Mr. Thomas, "I

"B" Co., Suffolks v. "A"spoke very plainly.'

Co., Glosters.

Co., Suffolks v. H.Q Wing 1, Suffolks. 3-HQ Wing Glosters v. "B"

Co. Durhams.

4C" Co., Durhams z. E.Q.

Suffolks,

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Co., Gloaters e. "D" Durhams.

7

1 20

1

2 0 5

Co., Durhams.

3 0 0

7-A Co., Suffolks. "D"

3

Bowled 2 wides

TO-DAY'S MATCH.

On the Hong Kong Cricket Club ground to-day, the Volunteers meet the United Services. thak. two County Players will op

We learn

He knew the general strike must fail because the community in such matters were more supreme than any section.

LIPTON, LTD.

6.-"D" Co.. Suffolks."A" SIR THOMAS LIPTON RETIRES

Co., Glosters.

B.-"B" Co., Glosters . H.Q.

King, Durhams.

pear for the latter, viz., Hunt, who of (1) wili ple), (3) will play the|

has played for Gloucester, and Dales of Hampshire.

UNIVERSITY FACULTIES

MATCH.

ARTS ENGINEERING.

This game will take place to-day at 2 p.m. sharp.

Arta:Mr. B. P. Ny (Capt.), Dr. R. Ponsonby Fune, Messrs. J. Bar row, T. E. Yeoh J. E. Norocha, E. Zimmern, S. V. Cittins, F. Zim- mera, A: Baker, G. G. Edwards and A. N. Other.

Engineering: Mr. W. M, Gittins (Capt.), Prof. M. H. Roffey, Prof. F. A. Redmond, Messrs. H. C. Hunt, J. L. Youngsaye, A. J. Hazeland, A. B. Sulieman, Chong Tuck Wing, 1. Tajima, S. Karmani and H. T. M

Barma.

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All arrangements for the matches in the competitions will be made

After a career of strenuous com- by the Shanghai Football Associa tion. The above draws represent mercial activity such as few men the first round games. For subse have surpassed, Sir Thomas Lipton -now in his 7th year-has decided quent rounds, the teams will be bracketed in pairs, c., the winners to relinquish active control of the

the winners of (9), great business which be founded. the winners

It was announced last month that, winners of (4), etc.; while the after consultation with the com- survivor of (1) and (2) will play mittee which, at Sir, Thomas's re- the survivor of (3) and (4), etc.

quest, has been inquiring into the position of Lipton, Ltd.,-and has now made its report to the direc- tors he has expressed a desire, in view of his long services and tor" reasons of health, to avail himself of an immediate rest. Sir Thomas's special knowledge and experience will, however, remain at the disOx posal of the company, for he has consented to accept the office of life president, retain the chairmanship, and to act in an advisory capacity. when desired.

OXFORD RUGBY CAPTAIN. MR. DAVID LANDALE'S SON,

Mr. D. F. Landale, who has been appointed captain of the Oxford University Rugby Tea, is the son of Mr. David Landale, formerly of Shanghat and Hong Kong, himself a Rugby player of distinction in his day, being in the triumphact Fettes teams of 1886 and 1887, when the

At Sir Thomas's desire the new laternationala, Mr. A. Methuen, Mr Ian Macintyre, and Mr. C. T. executive chairman will be Sir John Fleming and Mr. W. Wotherspoon,Ferguson, and there will be a recon were also playing. Young Mr. Lan- stituted board of directors, whose dale is the first Etoaiza to captain names will shortly be announced. Oxford at Rugby.

GOLF.

THE G$10,000 CHALLENGE MATCH,

(THROUGH REUTER'S AGENCY.] ST. PETERSBURG, Fla., Feb. 28th-

for In the challenge match G. $10,000 over seventy-two holes, at Included in the 1st Battalion, the Miami and Sanford, Hagen won the Middlesex Regiment, which is part match, defeating Sarazeti by 5 up

of the force coming to China, is and 7 to play...

J. B. B. Worton, the Rugby scrun-

balt for England, and J. D. Clinch,

the Irish forward.

The 1st Middlesex Regiment is on board the Karmala, which is pro ceeding direct to Shanghai in order to land Tanks. It is possible that the two battalions aboard, the 1st Middlesex and 1st. Border Begiment will return to Hong Kong, but that, of course, will depend on the situation.

If the Middlesex Regiment return to Hong Kong, we may see some thing of these Rugby players in local matches

·

HOME FOOTBALL.

{THROUGH KEUTER'S AGENCY.]

LONDON, Feb. 28th.

In the Northern section of Third Division of the English League, Wigan, playing at home, defeated Lincoln by 3 goals to 2.

U.S.R.C. "AT HOME.". CONCLUSION OF TENNIS TOURNAMENT,

In spite of all the semi-finals in the United Services Recreation Club annual tennis tournament not having been completed, the Com. mittee have decided that in any case the following finals will be played to-morrow?

Event 4-Ladies' Doubles (handi-

cap),

Event 5.-Ladies Singles (handi-

cap). Event &-Mixed Doubles (open). Event.10.-Ladies' Singles (open). The Committee also request that all competitors remaining in the tournament will kindly attend at the Club at 2 pm to-morrow, when it is hoped to arrange for their matches to be played off.

Sir Thomas Lipton's Career. Sir Thomas Lipton, who was born in Glasgow of frish parentage, at nine years old was an errand-boy at the weekly wage of half a crown. At 28 be started in Glasgow the little provision shop from which grew the vast organisation which bears his name.

2.

Describing his work in the little Glasgow shop, Sir Thomas "oncé said:

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small Os BADKOL-On demand happy advertising on scale brought about success, and Sorzastar, Bank Buying rats 89.75. I was soon able to get branches Goza Lar, 100 fine, per tel. and put them in charge of men BAR BEYER, per oz, who had worked under me. With my theories and practice, and always buying for cash, and sell- ing for cash, and trying to get into direct relations with the actual producer, my prosperity CLOSE-UP PICTURES. OF THE

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Sir Thomas's later activities spread all over the world-tea-gir dens in Ceylon jam factories, bakeries, tin, paper, printing, and soap works.

FILMING A TRAIN.

• WHEELS GOING ROUND.

Arrangements have been complet. ed to cinematograph, the London and North-Eastern Railway's'" Fly: ' ing Scotsman train, for a new film entitled "Speed."

Pictures will be taken, from the

His philanthropy is well known. He gave, for example, £100,000 to establish the Alexandria Trust for the erection of cheap restaurants footplate of the engine which has

Everybody knows of his efforts to been specially fitted with a project win the American Cup with his ing steel shelf to enable close-up Sharirock yachts. Knighted in pictures of the wheels in motion to 1808, Bir Thomas was created a be secured by a special zeroscope baronet in 1902

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