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GOLF NOTES.

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[BY R. H.H.]

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GOLF.

ROYAL HONG KONG. GOLF

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CLUB.

BOGEY POOL-FANLING, AUGUST 18th-19th.

A. E. Wood

....(13) W. M. Lyons

***** (18) 7471 square, tie and divide). Other scores

F. A. Redmond.................... (8) 1 down D. W. Beamish.................(13). 1 down N, K. Littlejohn......(13) 1 down There were 26 entries.

WATER POLO LEAGUE,

V.R.C INTER CLUB GAME.

"A" BEATS "R."

League yesterday evening. The re- sult was expected and on the run of play the losers did not prove any match for their opponents, D. Laing and D. Lyons, two of the most formidable forwards among

THE HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, TUESDAY, AUGUST 21st, 1928.

LAWN TENNIS.

SHANGHAI PROVI- SIONAL COURT.

ROOM NO. 6 CLOSED.

MR. QUEZON'S RETURN.

MANILA'S GREAT WEL- COME.

CONSIGNEE NOTICES.

The tide is beginning to turn quits noticeably towards Fanling again and the entries for the bogey pool made a very fair showing, One rather gathered; from conver "aation and personal experience, that the extra quantity did not being with it arise in quality on Saturday, and both the winning retums were, I believe made on Sunday, which quay or may not have been a little cooler. Satur- day was undoubtedly one of the hotter days out there, and almost averyone seemed to wilt at some period in the round quite loan enough to make sure that the card would gat turn out too well.. Coo- sidering the heat and the compara; tiva lack of wind, the "surprising By five clear goals the Victoria thing was that soveral competitors Recreation Club "A" demon- put themselves in an almost hope-strated their superiority over their less position at the beginning, and "B" team in the Water Polo then, when they had got really warmed up, began to retrieve their lost holes with amasing vitality.

Very generous treatment is being meted out to the erring golfer at at the 10th at Fanling. Not only is the gear side of the hill being made a comparatively well regulat ed and covered slope from which long recovering shat should be far from impossible, but a large part of the far side has also been strip- ned and "

weeded" of rocks and atones. In a few weeks time now damaged clubs and paintless balls will be a thing of the past as far as this hill is concerned, and if only the concrete direction post were padded, the place would be safe for almost anyone. The turf, on which the success or failure of the schemo depends, has been laid dows in parts and looks as though it should serve its purpose well. I, however, it shows signs of growing long enough to conceal a ball, if will probably receive more. heartfelt maledictions than the stones ever gut, while it will also make it a very difficult shot to reach the fair. was unless one is a Hercules. If on the other hand it should decide to grow firm and close, the hole is going to become easier, and it does not really need any simplification. A great responsibility "reats upon that grass

With the approach of the Inter- ports, thoughts naturally turn to the, selection of teams, and one cannot help but regret that it is imp possible to get together our strongest aix. Shanghai would be hard put to it to beat, even on their. own course, such a collection as Marton. Shewan, Stewart, Fer- guson, Pendered and Andrewes, and with any luck one or other of them might well bave won the China championship. But, life

being what it is, it was almost in- evitable that some of our leading lights would be unable to go, and this at least widens the circle of interport players, which is an ex- cellent thing. One of the greater failings of go out here is that the clut match or its equivalent is almost non-existent, and in conse quence there is very little really serious gall played. There must be very low people who do not feel that the atmosphere at a club match or a championship is very different from that of a friendly round, and with most people this feeling of added importancs produces better golt. If only it were possible, which it obviously is not, to have frequent team matches, played more in enmity than friendship, the result would almost certainly be an ime provement in the standard of play in the Colony.

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The Hong Kong team has not been completed yet, but at least ane or two things are settled. The captain of the team is A. H. Ferguson, and it is not likely that there will be any complaints about that. Marton too, I believe, is almost certain to go, so there should be no trouble about the top places in the team. Unfortunately, both. Stewart and Peodored have had to refaso definitely, so that the six will not be up to fulk strength. There are rumours of other refusals but this is all that is definitely known.

Jocal

A GREAT STRUGGLE.

TILDEN AND HUNTER BEATEN.

[REUTER'S AMERICAN ́BERVICE)

'NEW YORK, August 20th. The £nals of the Eastern grass court Championship Doubles are:- Lott and J. Doeg beat Tilden and

Hunter 46, 9-11, 7-5, 6-0, 6-3.

"singles,

In the singles Tilden was beaten by Frederick Merour and Hunter by B. Bell, the winners entering the semi-finale In the final Doeg beat Mercur

PEERS AGREE TO THE "TOTE."

WARNING AGAINST

INVESTING.

ATTACK ON HYPOCRITICAL

TALK.

Lord Desborough, speaking "is the House of Lords for the Home Office, on July 13th, made a blunt too attack on bypocritical talk about

betting and a striking declaration the more interesting as conting from the Government front bench-that it is much better to face the facts "and legalise, betting.'

water poloista, were speedy for the "B" team whose detence players had a very hot time. areal and Soares, the "A" backs, put up n stonewall defence and Stewart had, matters much his own Fay at centre half. Knight, the "A" custodian, was a spectator most of the time. The R however, played very pluckily and sometimes proved quite nippy.

men.

Both sides began with six play era only and it was some time after the start that Lyon put a ball through at the left corner of the goal, Laing adding another two in the same position before ball time arrived. Play slowed down in the second half, when both sides had their full side. The "A" were evi- dently taking matters easily and did not exert themselves undoly. Stewart succeeded in scoring, while Laing scored the fifth and last goal,

He was defending the Racecourse Betting Bill, which was read a second time without a division.

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The views of the Earl of Derby, the premier racehorse owner, speech by Lord Hamilton of Dalzell a senior steward of the Jockey Club and a maiden speech by Loid Dewar, the famous wit, gave addi- tional flavour to the discussion.

Type Of Machine. Lord Hamilton, moving the second reading, warned the public against totalisator investments.

Nothing is yet decided," he said, on the type of machine which is to be adepted. That decision will rest with the statutory authority

· Navy Táta, "

to be set up in the Bill-the Betting Swimming enthusiasts are remind Control Board: I am sure that the ed that the Royal Navy night fête Jockey Club and the National Hunt will be held at the Victoria Rcerea Committee, as represented on the tion Club camber this evening com board, will not dreara of adopting mencing at nine, Some excellent any machine, whatever its Excel sport is promised and it will problence, if the terms on which it is ably be a treat to see the navy men to be acquired would impose an at play.

unfair charge on the public who use it."

NEW RED WAR ON RELIGION.

ATHEIST TEACHING TO BE COMPULSORY.

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A new war is being waged by the Soviet against Evangelists and Baptists who are officially stated to be gaining ground in Soviet Russia The Pravdu (July 8th) devotes two columas to reports of "religious success," heading these reports with the following state-

ment:-

Government.

Referring to the Bible the Evangelista and Baptists are siandering the Party (Bolshe viks), the Communist youths and the Soviet Against the anti-Soviet work of the religious people we must in- crease our anti-religious front, we must mobilise the torces of our Soviet scientists, research institu tions and the general proletarián public.

In spite of the fact that Soviet schools ro anti-religious and no religious instruction whatever is permitted, the Pravda reports that even in Moscow, in the most Belehe ik quarter, known as the Sokol airy, more than $5 per cent of the school children were found to be believers in God, while in one school among 37 pupils who were leaving 20 declared their faith in God and in the Christian religion.

Censuring A Commissar

Of 831 pupils who have completed their course of instruction nearly 300 were believers. The Commissar of Education is to be censured for this neglect of atheism.

The Pravda has also discovered that in many villages in Russia the

Unione of Young Haptists", or- ganised as a counter-attraction to the Unions of Young Communists, have altogether replaced the Soviet organisations and that some 90 per cept. of the young people are mem hers of the Christian associations,

MOVE AGAINST DR. RAMONDINOZ

have Political influences

ap- "parently not been long in making“ themselves felt at the Provisional Court, says the North China Daily | News.

On Tuesday we reported how Judge Kuh had failed to sit in Court Room No. 6 with Mr. 1. Van den Berg, the Netherlands Vice-Counsul and Senior Cousul's Deputy ・・

CORDIAL

MEETING WITH

GOVERNOR GENERAL

STIMSON...

MANILA, August 18th.. Almost, the first thing Senate President Quezon did upon arrival at Manila to-day was to go to Halacañang and congratulate Gor ernor General Stimson on his ne

ful administration.

The meeting was brief because the senate leader is much broken in health and needed rest

Good Friends

Governor Stimson and M Quezon are good friends, and each declared be was glad to see the other.

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"I was very happy to see Mr. Quezon," said Governor Stimson. It is good to see him on his fest again. The last time I saw him he was in bed."

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Quezon have agreed on an early The governor, general and Mr. conference when they can talk on matters of government, probably

MILK

The Food of Life

In the interests, of

Good Health

it is advisable to use "only a well-known and established brand. Buy always and insist on

BEAR BRAND

The Dispute Over Dr. Rampondino. ---To-understand the situation"it"js" necessary to go back to the denun ciation of the Sino-Italian Treaty by the Nationalist Government and the subsequent efforts made to prevent Dr. F. Ramondino tro

A com sitting the: Court. promise, it will be remembered, was arrived as, namely, that Dr. Ramondino sat, not as an Italian Consular official, but as Senior Consul's Deputy. This did not satisfy the Chinese authorities and a good deal of corresponden has passed between them and the Consular Body. It is by no means clear that the Senior Consul is not perfectly within his rights in op- pointing as his Deputies per-. sons outside the class of those who possess extraterritorial rights. But, naturally feel that while the Chi- in any case, the Consular Body

Senator Osmeña will continua toi nese have declared the

preside over the nehate for some abrogated, and the Italian Go days more until Senate President erament replies emphatically that Quezon can have sufficient rest. it is not abrogated, it is not pos- This was indicated by Senator CONSIGNEE NOTICES. sible for the Consular Body to take Quezon himself when in reply to a cognisance of the controversy toquety of Senator Cameña he said the extent of making any change

he could not attend this after- noon's session of the senate.

An Impossible Order.

treaty

Nevertheless, the Chinese officials appear to have remained determin- ed to oust Dr. Ramondino. Now, whether, the closing of Room No. 6 was due to this determination or not, it must be left to readers 10 form their own conclusions. But it is a curious coincidence that this particular room is shared be tween Dr. Ramondino and the Dutch Deputy, Mr. Van den Berg, who sit in it to watch cases with the Jadges on certain days during the week

this afterao04.

Senator Osmeña, who has been at the head of the legislature dur-

Obtainable everywhere

ing the absence of Senate Pre sident Quezon, and Speaker Roxas A. B. MOULDER & CO. were present at the Malacapang conference this morning.

Pier 7 was the setting and Manila's best and largest crowd the audience when the leader and his wife returned home. Golden quashine and just enough breeze to whip the flage into action added colour to the picture.

A feature of the thunderous; wel- come was the "kidnapping" of the senate president from his automo-

bile on the way to the Legislative Building to prevent the big crowd from further harming the man by its enthusiasm.

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A Mighty Welcome, A mighty welcome such as has never before been accorded any The confusion in the organizaman in this city, was in fact ten- Cheaper, cleaner, and safer raction of the Court to which such dered to Senate President Manuel ing were the advantages he held

an order must give rise is easily Quezon, his wife, Doña Aurora. out for the totalizator,

imagined. Different rooms are si- Beautiful arches were erected on Earl Russell's obfections were signed to the cases of different the streets through which Mr. against the State making itself a Police Stations; and, with the Quezon and party were to pass on party to the betting business and to number of cases to be disposed of their way to the Legislative Build- giving book-makers fixed places on daily, elaborate arrangements must ing, with the Ateneo and Ban be made beforehand as to which Juan de Letran cadets lining bath sides of the 'Malcon and F. Burgos drive as special guards of hanaŭr.

racecourses.

rooms will deal with which cases:

Room No. 6 is reserved for cases

Lord Desborough spoke in tones of mild irony and humour, says the coming from West Hongkew, Way- Daily Express Parliamentary repre-side, and Yangtarepoo, fruitful sentative. He listed the advantages of the machine, one of which was that the "tote" does not tout.

“Cannot Stop Betting.” Batting is going on," he con- tinued. "We close our eyes-hypo- critically, I think to the fact that betting has been going on since the time of Charles I., and before that and we cannot stop it."

He lightly recalled the innumer able banquets and fairs at which he had heard agriculture described as our greatest industry.

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districts. Naturally, it was quite impossible between 11.45 am. Saturday and a s. on Monday to shift all these cases to different rooms, to notify all persons con- cerned and generally to re-arrange the whole police organization of the Court

and found that Judge Kub was When Mr. Van den Berg arrived

not to appear on the plea of the room having been closed, he did not attempt to sit in the technical sense of the word, as, under the Rendition Agreement, he has no Betting," he insisted, is our right to do so. He did, however, Catest industry. We bet on go into Court, and ordered a re horses, on greyhounds, chasing and in the cases that should have hares, on terriers chasing rats, and been heard as the only thing pos I suppose there will be betting on

sible to do. In some of these cases poms rauning after white mice the police pointed out that the ac There is always something to bet cused persons should not be kept on, and you cannot stop it. It is in gapl or in custody and recom surely better to face the facts and ended that they be let out on organise and legalise betting, and bail. In these cases, Mr. Van den see that it is carried on under the Berg simply wrote on the charge best conditions."

sheets, Suggestion of the Police endorsed"

He referred to the law which

box.

Women Delegates.

morning's reception was the pre A gateworthy feature of this

sence of woman delegations from Centro Escolar de Befaritas and Instituto de Mujeres, who brought flowers for Mrs. Quezon. The Cen tro Escolar girl had a special launch that took part in the water parade

emerged from the boat, looked Mr. and Mrs Quezon, as they

happy with their broad smile, but it nevertheless failed to coupeel that they had been sick. Their cheeks Bushed with emotion and looked pink, perhaps on account of the trip. Mt. Quezon appested a little emaciated, the result of his long confinement in Monrovia and the strain he went through at the Republican and Democratic con ventions in the United States Mrs. Quezon looked gorgeous in her native Filipina dress.

It is estimated that around 8,000 persons turned out to greet Mr. and Mrs, Quezon at the pier, be sides the large numbers that were gathered at the Legislative Build forbids bookmakers to take up a

The Chinese Explanations, ing. Political leaders, high off Two Explanations have beencials in the government, including stationary position, although in fact

giren by the Chinese for the clos- some from Malacañang who went they may be stationary on 2, 800-ing, of Room No. 8. Judge Kuh to welcome them In behalf of

The only bookmakers who obey the law," he said, "are those said that it was due to the scarcity Governor General and Mrs. Stim- of Judges consequent on resigna son, and prominent business men who run off with the money and are often found battered in the police tions following the evicting of in the city, were among those who cells which adjoin our racecourses. Judge Loo Hsing Yuan. But this showed up at the pier. Really, hypocrisy is the only word explanation hardly seems to hold. water, as there remain six Judges for it."

for criminal cases, who ought to be enough for the work at least temporarily pending the appoint- ment of any more.

Lord Derby's Views,

to Shanghai, Dr. Ho is reported to have said:-

Lord Derby described himself as

In connection with the Italian a non-betting breeder, and spoke for

Consul's participation in judicial the totalisator solely as a benefit to

Dr. Bo Shih Tung, the Presi- matters, the Government has given the bloodstock breeding industry. dent of the Court, says that Room instruction to the Commissioner of Racehorse owning, he said, was an No. 6 is too small for the work Foreign Affairs in Shanghai to expensive amusement in Britain. A that has to be done in it

The

see the matter is not repeated. horse had to earn £850 a year to answer to this is that the room has Similarly Japan and other Powers meet its costs here, whereas £180 been serving satisfactorily for two with whom the Treaty has come to was sufficient in France, due to the years past. higher prizes and the 18wer on The conclusion to which most end will no longer have their

consule represented. ---- trance fees which the tote" por people will naturally come is that As to the action taken by the the Kuomintang were determined to get Dr. Ramendino out of the Court; that if he would not go they would give him no room to

it in.

Of the Shanghai players, Budd is, I believe, definitely not going to play, while Blinko may also be Away. Pilcher too, I think, is home on leave. Naturally, if Badd and Blinko are out of the team, Hong Kong's task is going to be a very

Ig view of these discoveries much simpler one, while prospects For the China Championship will be serious plans are being made by mich rosier. On the other hand the ruling clique. The coapol pro a match between Marton and Bydd grammes and their staffs are to be

neutral" mitted. and the would have been a very interesting reviewed 99, though, of course, Budd would attitude is to be changed into an Have had the big advantage of active sati-religious attitude in

education. pissing on his gwn course.

Without knowing exactly how fax The Saries are not going to representative of Shanghai golf was tolerate religious beliefs among the the team which came to Fanling at young. Hitherto it was sufficient the beginning of the year, it is for a teacher accepting post feet to tempt any prophecy under the Bovists to declare his but if neither Budd nor Blinko.can | readiness nåt to teach religiou, or to discuss religion with his pupile, play, Hong Kong should be in a

the new rule will be a compulsory strong position, as our tail is likely

undertaking to teach atheism. to be pretty sound

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Lord Dewar's epigrams did not sparkle as they do so frequently at banquets. One phrase was that with the totalisator the welther will no longer be able to give his clients a run for their money." Another was that the totalisator looks at you distrustfully, like a cash re- go aga ka

Lord Lonsdale declared that he does not bet, but that he believes the Bill will benefit the Turi.

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Dutch Consul on Monday it is in- deed," said Dr. Ho, beyond my expectation. Since the matter in

volves serious breach of Chinese judicial prestige, the Commis aloner of Foreign Affairs for Shanghai has been instructed by the Provincial Government Coup- cil to lodge a strong protest.

DR. HO INTERVIEWED. No Deputy Admitted After Treaty

a fioncmaceda downlodealared thes-tho

In an interview with the Kuo new criminal law of Chifa watild Wen News Agency on "hiq return be put into effect on the first day

(Continued on next Column)... of September.-Kua Wen.

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