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SATURDAY'S BOXING HOME FOOTBALL.

TOURNEY.

MORRIS TO DEFEND TITLE.

EVERY FIGHTER A DRAWING CARD.

[BY BANTAM.]

SEMI-FINAL DRAW FOR THE FA CUP.

· HUDDERSFIELD MEET SHEFFIELD,

(THROUGH REUTER'S AGENCY.)

LONDON, March 6th

The draw for the semi-finals of the FA Cup Competition was made to-day, and resulted as fol- lows:

Huddersfield v. Sheffield. Un, on the Manchester United ground, Old Trafford,

Every fighter & drawing card," what the Hong Kong Boxing Asociation justly claims for Batur day's tournament at the Lee Theatre. The best exponenta avail- able in the Colony of the noble art of self-defence have been selected. The programme on the whale is about the best that Hong Kong has ever had provided, not even except- ing the good old days when Iron Bux and Sicker Ferkins, Sky Ker- rison, and Kid Marriott ware fight.

ing every Saturday night as the Theatre Royak...

In the programme which will be presented to the public on Saturday all participants belong to the fore- front of the Astic world, and they have been very evenly malched.

Morrell And Morria.

The big fight of the evening will be between Signalman Morris, the middleweight champion of the Colony and the holder of the B.

honour over

contést.

Afteen rounds

THE HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 7th, 1928.

Blackburn R. e. The Arsenal on the Leicester City ground.

The matches will be played on March 24th

The Opposing Teams. The draw brings together in the semi-finals, two previous Cup win ners: Huddersfield won the trophy in 1921-99 and Sheffield United in 1934-21.

Huddersfield may be expected to On their present form successfully cope with any opposi tion Sheffield United may have to offer and to go all out for the Cup. They are aloo favourably placed tor First Division League honours. Another popular tie is that be- tween Blackburn Rovers and the Arsenal. The latter lost to Cardiff in the final last year by the only goal scored in the match. The Arsenal, though standing lower in

the League table than their oppon-

they will try hard to accomplish what they just failed to do last

Benson.

GOLF

ROYAL HONG KONG GOLF CLUB.

CAPTAIN'S CUP AT FANLING..

H. F. Bloxhaer

qualifies,

Other scores:—

S. A. Arthur A. E Listaman A. D. Humphrey A. Leach

A B. Raworth A. B. Stewart There were entries.

414-70,

87-15-72 8-3-73 85-117 84-10=7&· 85 9=76. 70 370

HAPPY VALLEY GOLF.

ADAMSON CUP.

A. E. Charman

qualifies.

Other scores

Wm. Sayers. 96-9270 P. Morrison E Wallace

LAWN TENNIS.

TO-DAY'S MATCHES,

The Hong Kong Cricket Club Tournament was further interrupted by the weather yesterday.

The following matches are fixed for this afternoo

Open Singles.

T. Sajiki ». H. D. Rumjaha

Open Doubles. Lt-Comdr. Hurit and Dr. J. R Craig ". Fujieda and Hachiume..

Lak Ding Cheung and Luk King Cheung Lee Wai Toi and Lee Woon soi

Major Lucas and Major Stevenson Lam Peng Chin and A. A. Rum- Ng Sae Kwong and Ng Se Cheung

e.

r. Ho Ka Laŭ and Yew Man Kit.

Club Singles

G. Miskin r. G., WA Sewell

Handicap Doubles.

AMERICA AND EDEN!

SHOULD CHRISTIANITY AIM

GAT GARDEN CITIES?

DEBATE AT CATHEDRAL HALL

CLERGY DISAGREE.

SMUGGLING JEWELLERY

TO JAPAN.

DEVICES OF CHINESE AND KOREAN CONTRABAND

RUNNERS

A STICK-FULL OF RUBIES.

MUNDEN.

TROUBLE IN MUKDEN;

SOLDIERS DESERT TO BIG SWORDS.

THE CURRENCY MUDDLE.

movement,

B. M. Henderson, and A. Brearley the world Christian, making the dollar's worth of jewellerycon-were all quite sick of posing

men

Cases of further desertions by Heilungkiang soldiers so as to join Ever since the enforcement of the the bandit gangs are again reptat luxury tax in Japan, jewellery ed from Mukden The other day The motion "That in making the articles of the value of several huu- 60 soldiers bolonging to General world Christian, emphasis should dred thousand you have bean mug. Wa's army and who, with others, be laid on winning individuals gled into the country from abroad, ware engaged in the suppression of rather than on changing wrong and for this so the Japanese the Big Sword" conditions" was the subject of authorities in Manchuria have been escaped from their barracks, fully heated debate held at the Catbe- doing their utmost to curb the equipped, after binding up everal dral hall under the auspices of the activities of smugglers operating officers. The spokesman told the CE.M.S. yesterday evening. In between Manchute and Korea. The officers that you are all wrong, support of the motion the Rev. J. ingenuity displayed by these con- the Big Swords are no bandits at Kirk Maoonachie, MLA, said that trabandista is remarkably at times all; and you have all misrepresent- many people understood by making and it is computed that, for every ed the real facts of the one

Ho proceeded to add that the wordt decent, but that was not so fiscated, ten times on much goes He was not satisfied with the idea oross the frontier, unnoticed The altruists when they are not, of a universal Y.M.C.A.; he want-

articles are mostly from France, hence it would be more satisfac ed to get at the individual cou! Italy, and Switzerland and for tory to shed alt hypocrisy and con The Garden of Eden represented warded vid Siberia to emugglers in vert ourselves into baudits, the ideal conditions but man did not Manchuria, who include Chinese, risks being much the same but the shew up very well, America might undans, Koreans, and Japanese.

financial aspect being much the be taken as the modern parallel to

Rings and diamonds, as well as

better." Edon but he did not think that other precious stones, are hidden in

These oldier-bandite are terrorize Americs was more Christian than neckties, shoehrels or stick handles NEW YORK, March oth

the rest of the world. There were and, very often, in an effort to gat Jack Dempsey, the ex-heavy-hora of this Colony but if we by will show the Customs officis 13th), and the Bogey Competition weight champion of the world, who

Christian virtues among the mem on an air of honesty, smugglers no means true that the best Chris

tary conditions. If you win an a dividhial to Christianity you have a guarantee that that individual will improve.

F. T. James There were 11 entries.

Pool.

F. T. James

wins.

12--18-4.

LADIES' SECTION,

LADIES' CHAMPIONSHIP

FINAL

The Metal Competition fixed for yesterday (March 8th) has been postponed until Tuesday (March

Tuesday, the 7th inst.

(owe 15) v. C. H. Bradley and C. Willson free. 15).

N

JACK DEMPSEY.

SAYS HE IS THROUGH,"

[KKUTER'S AMERICIAN KERVICE.]

Recently, the authorities became suspicious of a man whose luggage

ing the countryside.

*: Warnings To Traders

dark with the fengpias problem. Mukden coatings to grapple in the

Meanwhile, the authorities

in Yuan Shil Kai dollars but to the traders to stop doing business resume trading in fenguino" which

Dyer Belt, and Stoker Morrell.ents, have some creditable perform for the prize presented by Mrs. | is now at Tijuna, Mexico, hastians were those who were living about 20 per cent of the tota Warnings have again" been rent to These two will fight for the coveted ances in this season's records and Shellshear will now take place on intimated that he will not fight under the casiest and most sani articles they are carrying.

The final of the Ladies' Cham-Tey again, contrary to Tet

Rickard's announcement. pionship will be played on Sunday, the 11th inst, on the Old Course at

Discuming the proposed match, Fanling, the finalists being Mrs. Dempsey, said: " am through!!! Whyte-Smith and Mrs. Tottenham. The Championship Cup will be pre- sented to the winner in the Ladies! Club House at 4.30 p.m.

Morris, na I said in my previous notes, is rapidly developing the same style and aggressiveness of Ewin, who was a delight to the Hong Kong fane Morris is ̈à clean-cut fighter. He has style, punch and the stamina to take a good gruelling. His chief asset, which has brought him out of many tight corners, is his ability to keep

a

cool and level head. It will certainly take a good man-to-bent: "him."

Stoker Morrell, who is to face Morris, is by no means a now- comer. He is the welterweight and widdleweight of Shanghai. He has fought in the Colony, and when in Shanghai he beat everyone match- ea against him with the exception of the redoubtable Duncan Mor rell can fight like a demoir His latest victory in Shanghai was over Yacko, ‘a man nine pounds heavier than himself. Yacko was consider. ed a hard man to lick and many. had tried it to their own "scrow, but it remained for Morrell to show Yacko that sciones could triumph over weight.

These two men will undoubtedly go at each other unrelentingly, for it will be their last fight in Hong Kong and whoever wins will anil away with the title and the much coveted belt.

TWO LEAGUE MATCHES. Two League games were played an Monday, the cabled results of which follow!-

(THROUGH REUTER'S AGENCY.]

LONDON, March 5th. In the First Division of the English League to-day, Tottenham Hotspure defeated Cardiff City by one goal to nil;

In the Second Division, Preston North End scored five goals against Notts Forest without response.

TO-DAY'S FOOTBALL,

Today at 4.13 p.m. Hong Kong F.A. Challenge Shield 2nd Round

Hong Kong Police v. R.A., Kow

loon F.C. ground. Refereer Mr. Barber. Linesmen Messrs. Baldwin and Law- ∙repce."

RUGBY HOAX INQUIRY.

"MATCH STOPPED BY

BOGUS MESSAGE.

CLUB'S ACTION.

LONDON, Jan. 30th The committee of the Richmond Rugby Football Club will meet to- day to attempt to solve the mystery of a bogus telegram by which the match with Leicester was cancelled an Saturday."

volved in the hoax, and waited Thousands of spectators were in-

patiently on the ground at Leices tar for the Richmond team that never arrived. Their money was returned to them.

CRICKET.

COMBINED SCHOOLS. MR.

G. R. SAYER'S XL··

Ewan, Diocesan Boys School. and A. Guterres (St. Joseph'e). Reserver: F. K. Lee (Diocesan)

OFFICIAL GUIDE TO

YHEALTH.

--

included a doren sticks of various A Plata Of Best Steak. kinda. Putting two and two to For the opposition the Rev. H. gether, they smashed a stick far V. Koop, MA., admitted that it lack, and diamonds, rubies, and so was easy to criticize the position forth came pouring out of the of the Christian socialist, and to handle.he Baby's Doll

WHAT TO EAT.

say that be confuses the Kingdom of God with the Kingdom of Gar- How many parents know the made thre eriticism were generally trick to which the affaials now are den Citics, but the people who their hain sometimes, but this is a Women carry precious stones in bours of sleep necessary for their those who lived under enviable accustomed. The Korean and Chi- children at different ages, the re-conditions. He maintained that nese smugglers are comparatively This game will be played on Sun-lative value of the food they eat, Christ's method was social better hard to catch, for the reason that day on the C.S.C.C. ground, com the benefit of sunlight on the grow ment. He spent His time and energy some of them are so dirtily dad mencing at 19 roon.

ing body, the danger of household in doing kind deeds, in healing the and carry such little luggage with Combined Schools:-L. Young pets, and the relation between sick and feeding the hungry them that invariably they are taken Saye (Captain), A. R. Suffiad, A. bodily vigour and mental health t K. Jemail W. P. Tsui, A. "Ent. These simple laws of life are ex appeals," said Mr. Koop The However, Russiang and Japanese "That is the ony argument that for the usual type of labourers. and M. Rumjahn, of Queen's plained in an official guide to starving man is not going to be engaged in this game are Tol so College; G. Lee, D. J. H. Ander health inued by the Board of converted by Bible teaching but by casy of detection. A Russian ton, R. Lee, F. R. Zimmeta and W. Education, entitled "Handbook of

Suggestions for Health Educa tion" and published by HM. Stationery Office, price sa

Chief Points, The principal points emphasised The simpler and pinner the food the better. Not everything that tastes nice is good for the body.

Que green vegetable should be eaten every day.

A meal should be a leisurely and sociable ninja,

Every child needs

a Tong night's rest.

Breathe deeply, through the

BILLIARDS.

ENGINEERS DEFEAT THE

NAVY.RU

In a billiard match played at the C.P.O.'s Clab on Monday night, the Royal Engineers defeated the Royal Navy,

The following were the scores:~~

NAVY S.P.O. Pyre......... ER.A. Davies Jar Light...... E.R.A. Read "C.P.O. Best

C.E.R.A. Dean

A

130

-199

199

140

Total

INGINEZES, Sergt. Maj. Osborne... Staff Bergt. Royal.... Sergt. Maynard ..... Q.M.8. Roberts Staff Sergt. Peachey Sergt. Harrison

741

·1:30 .61 1140

150

130

119

Total

ROMANCE OF THE M.C.C.

TOUR

Other Bouts. There will be a ten round affair between L. 6. Hall and A. B. White, Hall, we all know, a

"The Richmond team were at St. good lad and his victory over Pancras railway station, ready to Fraser brought him before the leave, when a telegram, apparently pablio's eye. He can take any sent from Leicester to the Rich amount of punishment without mond club treasurer, was handed flinching, and when in difficulties to the acting captain, Mr. M. L. can generally be relied upon to get Maley. It stated," Match scratch- himself out. Although, in a returned," and the team therefore abans match, he lost to Fraser, he never doned their journey. theless fully extended his opponent. Meanwhile the Leicester players, d. B. Weite also comes from changed ready for the game, wait- Shanghai with a good reputationed in their dressing rooms and successfully accounted for two When the train which should have MK, Filipino boxers there. Thom two brought the Richmond men arrived men were no recruits to the "square without them inquiries were made, ring." They kuew all about boxing but the telephone on the Leicester and the fact that they went down ground was out of order, and it before White's onslaught goes to was impossible to get in touch with show this sailor well justifies his the Richmond team in London, rating of Able Bodied and will give his service scnice a worrying time.

Fraser, I see, is matched against Harris Both men are old custom ers Hartie in his fast fight so counted for Sharpica. FrasCT OF „the other hand made a splendid re- covery against Hall. This bout, as far as I can judge, will be full of thrille

The hard-hitting Portuguess sailor, Jose Pinfos de Silva, who lost to Morris in the last tourna

neut, is down to meet Reynolds Dat Silva, although lacking in science, is a sledge hammer puncher. He can stand any amount of punishment and if he gets tome some of his terrific punches, there is not much

Mr. H. V. L. Day, the Leicester captain, was to have travelled, with the Richmont team, but was shown the telegram, and did not teava London.

THE FULL PROGRAMME.

The full programme is appended 15 ROUND CONTENT FOR THE MIDDLE

WEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP OF THE COLONY.. AND ALSO THIS 'BELT PRESENTED, BY MB,÷2.

Signalman Morris, H.M.S. Argus Middleweight Champion of the Colony), v Stoker Morril, B. K... Vindictive (Welterweight and Mid-

are:

noze

Good body-building foods, it is explained, are meas of all kinds, fish, milk, chere, and eggs. Flour and bread niso contribute protein. A salad or fruit is desirable, A child needs not less than half a pint of milk every day. Butter should be eaten at one meal at least Margarine contains none of like vitamins necessary for proper growth,

Amount Of Food.

is the official currency of Feng- tien" and this despite the fact that worth the paper it is printed on the official currency" is hardly

How many times must it be

sinbilize the jengrado currenes is reiterated that the only way to to withdraw the surplus notes fram ozculation

BRITAIN'S SMARTER VILLAGE GIRLS.

BY AN OLD SQUIRE.]

a plate of beef steak. It was comple and a child recently crossed because the Church had refused to the frontier on their way to Japas take up this attitude that the and, after examination by the champions of the poor were found Customs officials, were allowed to nearly 60 years the charges in the To one whose memory goes back mostly outside that body.

proceed. The child had a little country districts have been many, Mr Lea in support of the doll, to which no one motion held that every set of thought. However, a secret service: The splitting up of the big estates

gave and not always pleasing. Christ, was a means to an end. man on the train noticed that, very in order to get into touch with doll away from the child and gave one of the most regrettable results when He gave people food it was shortly after, the parente took the as not been an unmixed blessing them that He might give them it another toy, and this caused being the disappearance of so many spiritual food. Men needed some him to investigate. The result was of the trees to which our land owed thing more than politics and social that all were held at Seoul, for so much of its beauty. The new exterms Christ's works spiritual Customs regulations. The doll con- landscape, and the coming of the welfare. Social conditions were attempting to intringe Japanese houses, too, frequently disfigure the and essential to man's well being. tained rings, of all kinde, as well motor car has robbed pedestrianism The gospel of Christ transended as necktie pins and Siberian rubics of much of its pleasure, good and kindness ruso-North-China Daily News, could be good and kind and yet not be a Christian and fail to be not be a Christian, but he could

SPORT WHICH LASTED A WEEK.

A mora pleasing change to con- template is the almost total dis- appearance of the distresaing signs of the poverty of former days. Gone good and kind. MONKEY HUNT IN LINER.

The Question Of China.

are the rags and bare feet. The old clumsy costumes and boots have Mr. G. 8. Zimmere then took up the cudgele on behalf of the op

gone with the names of their wear- era. Instead of Mary Jane, Sarah position, by pointing to the ap

Ann, Betsy and Jemima, one meets paling conditions of life in Chim. Officers of the Elder Dempster Gladys, Maud, Phyllis, and Wini- He mentioned the street sleepers timer. Appan, when it arrived at fred. And local dress distinctions of Hong Kong, homeless, helpless, Plymouth from the West Cast of have so completely disappeared that and opram sodden, and asked how Alien, told an extraordinary story one might motor from Land's End could these men be given any idea of a monkey hunt on the outward to John of Goat's without noticing It is set down in this book that of Carat until their conditions forage, the it the amount of food required for a

were improved. He emphasised Before"

w any shange. The boys, too, bare 90full-grown man is 100, a child under

the fact that the laws of the world Appam took on board 40 young as their sisters.

Liverpool the progressed, but not so flamboyantly six requires 0; between six and

were, framed with the idea of social monkeys for inoculation experi This metamorphosis is not hard ten 70; between tea and fourteen

betterment under the impression ments in connection with yellow to explain. Motor-omnibuses in 30. Boys and girls over fourteen that with improved environment bever research. They were in three most districts carry passengers years of age require as much food would become better citizens. boxes, and when one escaped it was quickly to the towns; and cinemas, as an adult, Men and women / Christ's. înjanetion to his apostles decided to transfer them all to the where country giris may study the should eat, les after middle aged Mr. Zimmern was "Heal the ship's live stock room. This was ways of the matter if not wiser

The most expensive foods are not sick, clease the lepers,”

done, but by some means the whole world, are cheap. always the most valuable to health. The Dean On The Motion.

tribe escaped from this room and her there A herring supplies nearly a The Very Rev, the Dean romp to scattand all over the ship clever dressmakere at hand-former are usually quite much body-building food as the explain the motion. He said that

Some swarmed up the masts, ladies maids and others as expert; same weight of walmon. The the two sides could not really be others sought refuge in the wireless and the daily newspapers alepisy cheaper kinds of cheese contain, dissociated sad quoted the verses found their way to the all the newest modes. It is a sim as a rule, per mane body whether it is easier to say thy bridge. Officers at passengers, of pe matter for the enlightened building material than the more sine be forgiven thee, or take up hem there were about 100 on country girt of to-day to study expensive corta, and are as easy lay bed and walk apport of board, all josed to the bunt, but these and to cut out what appeale to digest. There is no better or his contention. In those words, it was not until a whole week had to her faney from The Doily Tail. cheaper green vegetable than the maid Mr. Swann, Christ made a do passed that all the monkeys wer's cabbage: An orange may be as finite statement that he came to rounded up.py good food as a peach do both and that both were equally Then, to the amazement of every Children up to the age of twelve necessary.

body, when the monkeys ware count need at least twelve hours by bed The Rov. J. K. Macmachie replyed it was found that there were every night, Younger, udren oing aid that he strongly objected 14 instead of 40. It is exted to the suggestion that he was a that a mintako ze made in the religious obstructionist, but that number when the monkeys were the thing to be topbanged was the shipped.

The monkeys were landed at thing which was casential

Lagoa

E, W. DAWSON ENGAGED

TO DURBAN GIBL

BURBAN, February 2nd. The engagement has been an nounced of Mr. E. W. Dawson, the Leicestershire county cricket cap. tain, playing in the present Test match, to Mise Pergy Barlow, of Durban.

It is understood that he will not return to England with the remain- der of the English team, but will remain another fortnight in South Africa

Mr. Dawson and Miss Barlow met at the first-Natal match at Durban, and, according to an Exchange mes sage, became engaged a day or two

ago.g

This is the fourth romance of a sporting tour in South Africa”

Mr. Cyril Tolley, who want to South Africa with a British golong team, while there wet and became engaged to Miss Dolores Rudd, of

Rudd, a director of the De Beers

announced six weeks ago. Company. This engagement was

quire fourteen, hours of rest. Boys and girls over fourteen should sleep for at least ten hours.

ACROSS ATLANTIC IN LIFEBOAT.

the

WEST HAM'S CHINESE

E-PUZZLE.

sen, again, the big stores offer, great attractions in their advertise, mente

those wiso, seldom go to a town may yet be seen resplended in the laters London style.

Small wonder, then, that even

-left of the man facing him Bridleweight Champion of Shanghai). Kimberley, a daughter of Mr. Percy INVENTOR'S ATTEMPT WITH were not enough, Christisins because Two interpreters were necessalillago maiden would

Reynolds is a man who can always 10 ROUND LIGHTWEIGHT CONTEST.

take good care of himself in the

ing. He has a long string of victories to his credit. He is deter

L. S. HALL EM.B. Titania, AB. White, HIM.S. Vindictive.

CREW OF THREE."

THE HAGUE, Feb. 2nd Starting from Rotterdam on Tuesday, February 14th, an attempt 31 a small lifeboat invented by Mr. is to be made to cross the Atlantic

Even the shingling often is done home. Whatever one's opini In reply Mr. Koop said that

of woman's dress de worn to-d erying used both in Cham and else where war that conditions should

may be, there can be no quee be changed; the burden of our

as in a rural areas are concer civilization was too heavy. There

that the wearer is more alert, mer tally and physically, than the Church was leaving men in

grandmother Thir their misery

at West Ham Police Court whened gauche, possibly lou After a summing up by the Chair. Chung Ching, a Cinese fireman, The two famous English lawa

mang 3r. Hopper, who painted out was accused of being in possession more suitable for the perizon. But she was, tennis players, Miss Kitty McKane

that the excellent work of the of raw duties appropriate Find at Kimberley in 1986, when they

had not been mentioned by Mr. from English to Southern Chinese and Mr.LA, Godfree, were mar

Salvation Army in relieving detroes

One man interpreted the case

BOUND BANTAMWEIGHT, CONTENT.

were touring with the team which Schuttevner. Koop Although at might be con- and the other from Southern to Mr. Godfree captained. They were The first part of the journey willlered a cinch body, a vote was Northern Chinese Ching was senin not for me to Bandsmar McConnell K.O.S.B., . L. S. Hanson HM.8 land.

2nd not engaged when they left Eng, be made in easy stages from Rotter- taken which resulted in a majority tenced to fourteen day hards are for the

dam to bury, London Bridge, of one for the opposition, the meet. | labour and recommended for de natural figures Miss Jean Fry, the tennis star, Plymouth, and Lisbon From Lising thus holding that social importation. This was his fra long hairge. die

met Mr. B E Pagden, a Port bon the big Jeep to New York Wil: provement was the more important voyage to England

ahorn head rid" Elizabeth solicitor, carly in 1997 A be attempted.

The situation of two Chinese of the prett Am-report of their engagement was con-

interpreters in a Londor "poltec | insiden. May brose, v Jose Fiatos de Silve, hitmed towards the end of the vast

court was Emusingly anticipated the more becoming Transport, Hero D'Alenquered by Min Try

Robe time, sgo by Punch

youth

mined to win the fight and so is 6 ROUND WELTERWEIGHT CONTEST

da Bilva. Good luck to them both

The Training Camps, m Morris and Harris are being trained under Sky Kerrison in Kowloon Silva is under the care of Harry Marriot and Morrell, Haff, White, Traser, Reynolds McConnell and Hanson are in the Mods of 1.0. Burger at the Royal Canteen

(Continued on next Column),

Maine Fraser, H.M.3. Tamar, Marine Harris, HM.8. Argus,

$10 ROUND MIDDLEWEIGHT CONTEST

Stoker Reynolds

Boxides the inventor the crew will consist of a navigator zod mate and a wireless operptor,

dber movers, difcen members ore sent and the voter registered were five for the motion and six against.

Whether sing, was more