1927-09-08 — Page 8

THE HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 8th, 1927.

LEAGUE BASEBALL. FESTIVAL CRICKET:

JAPANESE TURN TABLES ON FILIPINOS.

S. HACHIUMLA STRUCK OUT

SEVEN,

The Japanese ball nine yesterday turned the tables on the Filipinos at the Happy, Valley diamond. Pro- fiting by their defeat, laat week, the Japanere boys played a safe "game and defeated the Filipinos to the tune of 6-2,

BIG SCORES AND NO

RESULTS.

SEASON NEAR ITS END.

WATER POLO.

K.B.S.F.P.A. "A" TAKE LEAD,

For the Grst time since the League started, the Kowloon British School Former Pupils Association "A" top the Table. Up to yesterday after- Probably the question of Eng.noon they were level with the land's future Test Team has made Victoria Recreation Club "A," but September Festival cricket a "more their win over their "B" team yes- serious matter than it used to be. terday gave them one point more.

Neither team years ago.

has yet lost match and the deciding tussle will be when they meet each other.

Yesterday's Matches. By one goal to mil, the Victoria Recreation Club "B" went down to the Scots Guards in a Water Polo League match. The game was the

DEATH-THROES OF BOLSHEVISM.

THE WANING INFLUENCE OF LENIN.

· FEROCIOUS» FANATICS WHO ARE DESTROYING

THEMSELVES.

[By A. A. B]

A republic built uppn the ruins of a monarchy has always a precarious existence for at least a generation, as it is exposed to attack bota by royalists and "anarchists. Its sur-

It is now seen that, what was its ghastly failures in practice, called a riot at Vienna wis an

and the scorn of the realistic anarchist plot to provoké a revolu- Socialism of the West. But Lenin, Before the war if So-and-So want

tion Against the bourgeois republic like all the madmen who have up- of Dr. Seipel.

set the world, could not pass on ed another fifty to complete his 9,000 or even 3,000 runs, well, if

his secret of magnetism to his suc - Hachiuma, the skipper, did not he were popular ho would be sent

cessors. And that is why Bol- allow his men to play" fast and down a few fall pitches to help

sheriam, apart from the economic loose, and the Filipinos could only him aloag: if Blank has taken as

exhaustion which is approaching scramble two men hone. The ex- wickets batsmen would have a com-

with a bad harvest, is probably cellent fielding of the Nipponese petition to send his extra, specialmost even one seen this season, thevival depends upon the absence of wearing itself out, though it has prevented several of their opponents" snorter" over the pavilion clock: teams being extremely well match-a capable pretender, or the presence already lasted longer than the from going beyond the second base. The Championship had been decided. Neither side could scare in the of a resoluté president. After' reign of terror. in the first French Hachiuma's deliveries disposed of ed, the days were short and prob. first half, although the Scots Guaris Sedan, for instance, had there been revolution. no fewer than seven batters at the ably the last match was abandoned were the aggressgas most of the

a clever and courageous member of

The How Morality. dish. He and his ficklers success-inn North Country drizzle,,, and time. The Club men had, however, the Oricanist or Bonapartist family, The concluding chapter on the of Bolshevism fa verg fully held the Filipinos scoreless for then football Anally obliterated several opportunities. The Recron the French Rentiblic would probably Ethics

wickets and Hannels for the next tion Club showed up better after have fallen. The Austrian Republic recommended to the study of the instructive, and may be earnestly five consecutive innings.

eight months. It is rather sad to the change

has the double advantage of an In the first canto Y. Flachiuma relleet that cricket, and summer,

infant pretender and an anarchist working classes, a certain section drew Arst blood for bis wide. are only a matter of four months at

party financed from Moscow. The of whom are clamouring for a re- home.

International is Third

openly Bumption of our trading and dip- Tajima and Yoshikawa contributed ore each in the second canto. In

Lamenting the weakness of its Aus lomatic relations with the Soviets. The method of successful paradox- ists like Wilde and Whistler is the third frame, Murata and Saldo

simple. They merely take the con- plied on 000 each. Tsukaguchi

ventional maxime of society and added another one in the fifth.

turn them upside down. That is the way of the Bolshevists, who Rull and D. Leonard were the

unfortunately have the power of Ia: scorers for the Filipinos.

practising their paradoxes. dividual liberty being denounced as a bourgeois prejudice, prisons, midnight shootings, espionage, are to usher in the kingdom of free- dom for all. The new morality is entirely subordinate to the class war; and everything is Koral which is useful, advantageous, or expedient for a definite group of men," that is, the Soviet. leaders.

This victory of the Japanese did not come as a surprise, as it is generally recognised that the Rising Sun crew are far better than the Filipinos. It was only through being over-confident that they lost the previous game to the Tagalo boys. It was, nevertheless, an ex- pensive mistake, as the Japanese, provided they meet with no further defeat, can only even up matters with the Dragons if this team auf fers defeat from another club and from the Japanese themselves, which is unlikely.

The two teams were as follow:-

Japanese..

Filipinos.

T. Leonard

Y. Hachiuma 3.3.

Bautista

Murata

Ib.

S. Hachiuma

Zafra

Tauguchi

If.

Rull

Saido

c.f.

Delgado

Takatomi

201

Cruz

Yoshikawa *

T.f.

Кода

35.

Scejima

C.

D. Leonard Curream Fernandez

Scores by innings : —

Japanese

Filipinos

show little, except that A. P. F. The present series of matches Chapman is the best amateur bats man in England, and V. W. C. Jupp the best all-rounder, things that we already know.

over

the

and had greater share of the play. Their failure was in shooting, especially when tear their opponents' goal.

The Scots Guards' defence was

sound and they scored the only goal of the match from a long shot which the V.B.C. goal-keeper failed to clear, one of their forwards pushing

The South gained a big advan- | the ball in.. tage over the North, bat to say that Subsequently, the Kowloon British the result means anything is dan School Farmer Pupils "Association gerous. What is there is choose" and "B" met each other between say. 4. W. Carr, Y. Wand, as expected, the "A" won, C. Jupp, Holmes, Sutcliffe, Ethe score being

to nil in their Tyldesley, C. R. Hallows, Voce, favouri Two were scored in the Macauley, Sibbles," Larwood and first half and three in the second." Lilley for the North and A. P. -F. Chapman, G. F. S. Stevens, G. A,

Hobbs, Saadham, Allen,

Kennedy, Nicholls,

Hammond, Hearne and Smith (Gloucester) for the South 1 There are plenty of players, perhaps as good, left out of this list, which shows that there is good talent in England.

Tate

League Table.

A "B 莲 0

.....$

5

0 10

4 0

08

1 3

3 1

0 4

3

◊ 9

"B" 5

0

0

The positions, to date, of the different Club are as follows:-

M. W. L. D. Pts. K.B.S.F.P.A. V.R.Ċ.. “A”. Royal Navy The Players put up a huge score Scots Guards dgainst the Gentlemen, but the re- V.R.C. "B" sult of a full length struggle beK.O.S.B.. tween two really representative K.B.S.F.P.A. teams would be no foregone cos- clusion. There was a day when the Gentlemen had only two or three real bowlers among them-people like Walter Brearley-and a few second changes.' That is hardly s to-day, in fact batting is rather the weak point.

The principal individual per-

1 2 3 4,5 6 7 Total.formera were:

Batting.

Chapman (for South)

1 2 2 0 1.0 0 02-00000

B

?

Holmes (for Players) Hobbs (for Players)......

"BASEBALL IN ENGLAND.

GROWING INTEREST IN THE

AMERICAN GAME.

Mr. A. J. Bailey, Chairman of the English Baseball Association, states that he foresees the forma tion of a national lengue if the big professional football clubs vill realise the possibilities of baseball

source of revenue.

149%

127 119

E Tydesley (for Players), 118 Jupp (for Gentlemen) 101

Not out.

Bowling.

Hearne (tor South).... 6 for 70

NORTH. SOUTH.

MACAO RACES.

FOURTH EXTRA MEETING

POSTPONED.

The Fourth Extra Meeting of the 1.R.R.C. at Macao has been in- definitely postponed owing to the damages to the track and stands sustained at the last typhoon. Re pairs are now being made, and the next meeting is expected to be held sometime in October.

NEW RESTRICTION LAUNCHES.

trian brethren.

The Collective v. the Individual Man.

In the autumn of 1917 a small group of Russians, many of whom were Jews with German names, and all of whom had suffered exile or imprisonment at the hands of the Tsarist police, set themselves a task of no small difficulty and magnitude, Having wrenched the machine of Russian Government first from the Thar, and then from the bourgeois revolutionaries, Kerenski and Miliu- kor, they sat down to apply it to the elimination of the individual, "soul encumbered " main, l'homme moyen sensuel, not only within the frontiers of Russian, but in "every country of the world.

The individual man, as he has been known for a few thousand years, with a soul and a will and a desire to do the best he can for himacil and bis family, was to be replaced by the collective man, with

no property, no will, no soul, and De freedom, save such as were allow- ed to him by the dictators, of the proletariat. It is a profound mia take to suppose that the founders of Bolshevism intended their new creed to be confined to their own countrymen, any more than the first Christians meant their glad tidings only for those who "breathed beneath the Syrian blue."

That is why Bolshevism is the concern of the government of all peoples, but particularly of Eng land. Do we, or do we not, want the individual man to be replaced by the collective man? Do we or do we not wish to seo individual liberty crushed by the despotism of

The Northerners batted first and THORNYCROFT (SINGAPORE) individual to the collective man, it

were dismissed for 203 runs while

as a summer sport and деп their opponents replied with 450, He adds: "I believe the profesor nine wickets (declared). After sional clubs will take it up, and the North had lost three wickets in ma certain junior clubs are doing the second innings play was stop so judging from the inquiries we ped leaving the match drawn.

Hearne caused most of the are getting."

Since the Athletic News took up damage to the Northerners in the the subject of baseball a request first innings, taking six wickets for bas been made for an exhibition 70 runs, while Chapman and 149 match at Southport, while Mr. not out for the South,

W. F. Bunnell, who refereed last

season's Football Association Cup final, hopes to make baseball.

go

in Preston, where he resides, by enlisting the help of the Mayor and Town Council.

Manchester baseball

game in that city. - **

BOWLS INTERPORT.-

SUNDAY'S TRIAL GAME.

Scores:--

"

North: 203 and 144 (for

wickets).. South: 450 (for 9 wickets de

-clared).

GENTLEMEN v. PLAYERS.

venture.

119, and Holmes 127. --

OBTAIN LARGE ORDER.

The following sentence may be commended to the friends of Arcos, who still lament its exclusion: it is quoted from Preobrashenski, a disciple of Lenin:-

In the struggle of "an ex- ploited class against their enemies, lying and deceit are often very important weapons; all the subterranean work of re volutionary organisations tually depends on over-reaching The the power of the State workers State, surrounded na it is by hostile capítalist countrica, finds lying very necessary and useful, in its foreign policy."

Loyola and Lenin

The author ends by a striking. parallel between Bolshevism and Jesuitism in its persecuting stage. He points out that the Bolshevists share with the Grand Inquisitor the view that man is unable to bear the burden of free will. Accord- ing to the rules of the Order every Jesuit must obey"his superior

as

a few These are the questions if he were a corpse or a staff in which every Government must ask the hand of an old man, to serve itself, or rather its people. Wher hit who holds it wherever and ever and whenever a Government however it seems good to him" decides that it will bot sacrifice the How the Jesuits have carried out this corpse obedience in every instantly becomes its duty to expel from its bounds a propaganda which quarter of the globe wa know from A famous parage in Macaulay. for unscrapulous ability and per- But the spiritual refinement of ever devised by, the Holy College,im is entirely absent from Bol vasive ingenuity exceeds anything force gradually evolved by Jesuit- or dreamed of by a Mezzolanti. or sheviam, which clings to the-bar- a Loyola.

barisms of Torquemada

ני

Magnetism of Lenin,

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An order for six new petrol launches, of a larger and more up to-date type than are at present. used, has been placed with Thorny- croft (Singapore) Ltd. by the

The important lesson to be F.M.S. Government for construc- It is not murprising that this drawn from this book is that Bol- tion in their local shipyard.

system of substituting the collective shevism is not a matter of Russian We learn, says the Straits Times, for the individual man should have domestic policy, but, concerne all that the wee boats are to be 65 Leen imposed upon Russia, with the peoples of the Eastern and It is not 3 feet in length, and each will be its almost universal illiteracy and Western hemispheres.

fitted with a Thornycroft B-cyling its consequent superstition and only the murders, and the confisen- der motor, developing 100 horas mysticism, by the power of an in- tion of private property, and the power, The new craft will each dividual. A book has recently been monopoly of trade, that touch the be fitted with two powerful search-published, and admirably reviewed interests of us all. "What con- Moreover, a request has been re-

lights,

in these columns, which gives a cerns the whole civilised world is ceived from Waterfoot for an ex-

Other special features "include wonderful portrait of Lenin. and

and this barbarous Jesuitry,' which hibition match in the Rossendale

wireless, telephones and small his apparently irresistible influence claims to be a doctrine of salvation Valley of Lanenshire, and if the outlook has any promise the Engborough saw the

Gentlemen v. Players at Sear-Freezone type refrigerators, which over the 150 millions who inhabit for the whole of humanity, while. will enable the boats to remain ab | Russia. The Mind and Face of in reality it is threatening its very lish Baseball Association will

professionals readily comply.

sea on patrol for ten days or a Russia" is written by a Hungarian foundations. Bolshevism aims at knocked up the huge score of 513

man of letters who knows Bussin more than the confiscation of pri-- Inquiries are also being made by for nine wickets. The Gentlemen, fortnight at a time.

"The total contract price amounts better than most Russians, Renevate property; it is trying to con- were then forced enthusiasts

to follow 03

Sacate human dignity in order with a view to establishing the although they made a respectable to just under a quarter of a mil- Fallop-Miller, and "is aècopmanie ultimately to turn all free reason-

lion dollara.

he most interesting illustrations of able beings into a horde of will-less 27. They gave a far better ac- count of themselves at their second Designed for Heavy Weather.

Rolshevist methods of

Dropaganda

slaves."

What a boundless disdain The contractors have undertaken Everybody who is willing to take for man is implied in Leniniam Three of the Players between to deliver the first two boats in

the trouble to understan· Bokbe-

it Apart from the danger of them contributed over 350 runs eight months and the remaining ism should read it though famine, the Government of the Ernest Tyldesley made 116, Hobbs, four very shortly afterwards. The cannot " be carried to the fire." : Soviets is confronted by the new boats are designed to withstand Johnson's test of a good book, for In the Gentlemen's second in- heavy monsoon weather encounter it weighs on my kitchen scales, 31 Peril of a universal boycott by the nings Jupp reached his century besed around the coasts of Malaya, Pounds.

Bolshevist's Challenge to the Lenio was commonplace in ap fore stumps were drawn, being 101 and they will be able to maintain

World. (not out).

fairly high speed in such pearance and in speech and in writ trial match in connection with the

Scores

weather. forthcoming Lawn Bowls Interport

If they will not be able to export present boats, being ing. A workman to whom he had Players: 513 (for 0 wickets de- much smaller, are unable to main granted an audience came out in wheat, the Bolshevists counted on. is to be played on Sunday after-

clared).

tain

their speed in heavy weather, costasy...

being able at least to sell to for- доод on the Craigengower C.O.

Gentlemen: 271 and 204 (for 3 which, of course, is an obvious "That is a man for whom I would eigners tao oil which they have green, beginning at 3.30 p.za. There

wickets).

drawback. are to be three trial games,, two of

give my life. With him a new life confiscated from foreign owners, the This is evidently the Govern- begins for me!

But many large concerns, here and two rinks, and one of one rink.

the criticisms But what did he say to you?" abroad, are refusing to buy stolen The rinks for Sunday

ment's reply to WALES, which have been launched lately the workman was asked.

goods. So that it seems that other Laing (Taikon) 1, Brown (Row- loon Dock), Morrison Taikoo) 3,

against the"

Everything belongs to you, countries are at laat opening their present Restriction and Pendered (Civil Service), skip.

Playing in North Wales, the Now Service. It has been claimed that Lenin bad said, “averything. Taks eyes to the fact, proclaimed ten Atkinson (Kowloon Dock) 1, Basa Zealanders engaged Wales in a there are not sufficient boats in the everything. The world belongs to years age by Mr. Winston Chure- hill, that the Bolshevista are (Origin) and Wallace (Tai- would have undoubtedly been a very gling shall cease along our coasts, ever any hadmed 11-nin humanity (Craigongower) 2 Cullen (Ear match, time putting a stop to what, service to ensure that rubber smug the proletariat.

Was ever anythink more fat, more hostes humani generit, a danger to and the speed at which Government-t koo), skip,

Omar(Craigengower) 1, Reid After a lead of 52 runs on the has moyed to answer the criticisms like Mr. Baldvin condemned All The Soviet leaders pretend to

fine rhetoric, which he regarded as be certain, that England is about? (Police) 2, Gray (Kowloon Dock) frat, innings, Walzs declared in the calls for commendation. T 3 and W Macfarlane (Kowloon second with their total standing at These new vessels should make all intellectual weakness and moral to make war upon Russia. It is Bowling Green), skip.

183 for nine wickets When stumps the difference between efficiency emptiness He used the commonest desperate attempt to rally the Oswick (Civil Service) 1, McLeod were drawn the tourists were a and inefficiency, and if, as is words. Yet nothing is more certain (Taikoo) 2, Holland (Kowloon little over a hundred in arrears with claimed, restriction has of late than that Lenin's visionary attempt Bowling Green) 3, and Lapsley eight wickets to fall. ---

proved unsuccessful as the result (Kowloon Dock), skip.--

Scores:

of the activities of smugglers, then Wales: 192 and 181 (for ø wo may expect are long that mat

wickets déclared).

ters will take a different shape and New-Zealand-130 and 124-(for that the bogey of pivotal price

wickets).

will no longer haunt the land.

As mentioned already, the first

The Selection Committee com- Eriaca Messrs. W. Russell, G. Mor risany It. Lapsley A Brawn and C. JTacchi.

NEW ZEALANDERS

The

civilised world.

Russian people to the red flag.. Neither. England nor any other to lean over the development of country meditates making war centuries, and proceed directly from upon a gang of ferocious fanatics, feudalism to the directorship of who are destroying themselves. A the proletariat, swept the Russian trade boycott is a less costly and nation off its foot, and still rules surer method of annihilation than It from his tomb, notwithstanding war.

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