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HOME FOOTBALL. HONG KONG BOXING.

ENGLISH AND SCOTTISH LEAGUE MATCHES.

TO-MORROW'S FIXTURES.

The following are the Home To chall xtures for to-morrow:--

ENGLISH LEAGUE,

Division L -Birminghain" T... Everton

Blackburn

2.

Arsenal.

Grimsby

. Sunderland

Huddersfield

v. Derby.

Leicester

Liverpooi

1'. Bolton

v. Leeds U..

Manchester . . Burnley

Middlesbro' . Aston Villa.

r. Manchester C.

Newcastle

#. Portsmouth,

Sheffield U.

West Ham

Barnsley Blackpool Bradford

Bury

Chelsá Millwall Notts Forist

Oldham

Southampton

Tattenham

West Bront.

r. Wednesday,

Division II

1. Charlton.

Hull.

r. Bonding. "'. Stoke. 2. Wolves v. Cardif

t.

2.

Bradford C. Swansea. Preston N. E. Bristol C Notts C.

Division III. (Southern).

Brantford

Brighton

Bristol R.

Clapton 0.

Coventry Merthyr Newport Plymouth

Swindon

14

e. Exeter.

. Luton,

t. Southend.

F.

#

Northampton.

. Gillingham.

Queen' P. R. Norwich

v. Walsall

e. Bournemouth

1. Fulham

Crystal P

Division III. (Northern).

Torquay

Watford

Barrow

Carlisle

Crewe

Nelson

e. Doncaster

v. Tranmere.

v. Rochdale

"Halifax.

New Brighton . Darlington Port Vale

r. Hartlepools Southport v. Rotherham. Stockport.

v. Accrington Wigan

v. Lincoln Wrexhari York City

v. Chesterfield. 17. 5. Shields

SCOTTISH LEAGUE.

Airdrie Clyde

Cowdenbeath Dundee ..

Hamilton

..Hibernians

Division 1.

t. Martor.

7. Rangers.

Dundee. Aberdeen.

2.

2. Ayr United "St Mirren Falkirk Motherwell Hearts, St. Johnstone T. Celtic

Kilmarnock

"Partick

Queen's Park

15

2'.

ENGLAND BEAT WALES.

SOCCER INTERNATIONAL IN LONDON.

(THROUGH REUTER'S AGENCÝ.]

LONDON, Nov. 20. England wou a great victory over Wales jo Вл international soccer match at. Stamford Bridge to-day, The game was played in ideal conditions, and a crowd of Thirty thousand witnessed the con

1st.

England won by six clear goals, cutplaying the Welshmen, scoring two go in the first half, four in the second, Camsell, of Middles brough, doing the hat-trick.

WELTER AND HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIPS.

NAMES AND RECORDS OF COMPETITORS.

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THE HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1929.

THE CHINA-JAPAN®

SOCIETY.

SOCIAL GATHERING AT

VICTORIA.

The first social function of the newly-formed China Japan Society Details are to band concerning of Victoria, British Columbia, took the forthcoming Championship Box-place on October 30 in the form of ing matches to be held on Satura tiffin party at the Empress Hotel, day. December 7 in the Theatre It was a very enjoyable function, Royal under the auspices of the Hong Kong Boxing Association. Seats may be booked by members

of the Association on Thursday, December 3. and by the general public on Friday and Saturday. De

een:ber 6 and 7

The Welterweight Championship of the Colony will be decided in a 15-round contest between Lug. Stoker Walter Morrish and A.B. Jock Crichton, of H.M.S. Cornwall. Both men have exceptionally good records, and this bout should be particularly exciting.

and was attended by sixty ladies and gentlemen, former residents of Chica, Japan, and Hong Kong. It was presided over by Mr. J. N. Hatch, who made delightful speech, in which he stated that numerous congratulations had been received by the Committee on the formation of the Society.

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After the Honorary Secretarice had dealt with the formal business of the Society," Mr. C. H. Ruther furd read out a number of sugges tions for future meetings of the members. All those present ex- pressod their delight at meeting old Fighter. Boxer.

friends. One suggestion put for Morrish, who is the present ward was that the Society should hojder of the Championship, was furnieh förmation to China and winner of the Atlantic Fleet Welter-Japan hands who contemplated weight Championship 1923-0. In 1926. he wou on points a fight against the welterweight champ of the Brigade of Guards, and, in the same year, fought two close fights against Corporal Duncan. He has A good record both in the Service and among civilian boxers.

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settling here or visiting Victoria. This was cordially agreed to, and any residents of China, Japan or Hong Kong need have no hesita tion in writing to the Society for information.

The Honorary Secretarice Bu rounced that the names of 145 and Hong Kong, and who are now former residents of China, Japan

resident here, had been handed in. Morrish is able to stand punish. Of these sa bad already joined the ment to a surprising degree. In all Society, and consisted of 42 per- ways he is a fighter rather than asons from Shanghai, 20 from North China. 11 from Japan, and 0 from Hong Kong.

boxer.

Crichton, on the other hand, relies more upon his neat footwork and quick wit to carry him through. Like his opponent, his record to date is gend. He was Welterweight Champion of the West of England in 1927, when he met and defeated Patay Flynn, of Belfast. Arthur Bowen, of Exeter, Johnny Morgan (the famous Welsh champion), Boy Wills, Jim Howard, and over a score of other by no means inconsequential fighters.

On the China Station Crichton has also made a name for himself, having successfully come through some particularly keenly-contested bouts in Shanghai Inst season. He knocked out Max Jim in the seventh round in November, 1995, and, in the same month, won on points in 15-round fight with Dan Pearcy US Marines). In the following onth he won on points from Young Harry Wills, and repeated this result in a contest with Signal- man Morris.

Perhaps his best bout so far was a keen tussle with that whirlwind, cast-iron fighter. Joe Hall, the coloured champion of Shanghai.

Readers will no doubt recall that Crichton bent LS. Bowden on points here in March this year.

· HONG KONG VOLUNTEER

"

DEFENCE CORPS.

CORDERS BY LT. COLL. G. BİRD, D,8:0., O.B.E., COMMANDANT.]

No. 47/29.

1-Annual Camps. to proceed to Fanling Camp on The following units are required Friday evening, November 22 to Sunday evening, November 24-

Machine Gun Co., Scattish Co., Corps Band and Portuguese Co. gage sent to the camp at Fanling Those wishing to have their bag must deliver it, clearly labelled with owners names at Corps Headquar-

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by 2 p.m. on Friday, November Attention of all ranks are drawn to the fact that they must bring greatcoats to camp folded and car ried in slings.

HAILWAY THE TABLE,

From Kowloon to Fanling

8.40 p.m.-Friday and Saturday

evering.

7.36 p.m.-Friday and Saturday

evening. 6.40 nm-Saturday and Sunday

morning.

From Fanling to Kowloon

6.27 p.m.--Sunday evening. 8.05 mMonday morning.

RATIONS FOR 3RD WEEK-END.

0/0 Companies will report to the Adjutant, K.V.D.C., by 9. m. on Wednesday, November 27, the number of all ranks attending camp, stating meals required, so that rations can be arranged.

The Battery will attend the R.A. Practice Camp at Tai Lam daring the week-end December 14-15 and December 21-20.

3.-Camp Telephone. The Corps Headquarters tele. phone number in Camp is No. 350 (Government 'phone).

3.--Corps Band, There will be no band, practice next Tuesday, November 26.

4.-Engineer Company.

5.-Corps Signals.

Parade, at Corps Headquarters at 6.30 p.m. on Monday, November 25, and Thursday, November 28, for Signal Training.

All members of the Corps Signals are reminded of the dates for Camp

Those attending the first tika party included Mrs. J. F. Abbott, The Company will parade at the Mr. G. M. Billings, Mr. G. Blan Instruction Shed, Wellington Bar- dell. Jirs, Creed, Mr. and Mrs. Cracks, on Thursday, November 98, P. Dawson, Mr. and Mrs. H. B. for practice in starting and stopping Darell, Ms. L. Dowdall, Mr. and the engine. Time: 6.30 p.m. Dress: Mrs. A. Eck, Mrs. E. J. Fardell, Mufti. Mr., Mr. and Miss E. Ford. Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Gabbott, Mir. and Mrs. F. W. Henderson, Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Hatch, Mr. and Mra. J. H. Hinton, Dr. and Mrs. G. E. Hanson, Mrs. E. Jonkinson, Mr. and Mrs. H.P. King, Mr. A, R. King, Mr. and Ms. E. J. Meville,December 4 to 8. Mrs. McKinney, Mr. and Mrs. E. Molloy, Mr. A. Olsea, Mrs. H. Osen Mrs. R. W. 'D. Parr, Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Schramli, Mr. W. M. Sparke, Mr., Mrs. and Mies Ivor Thomas, Mr. J. C. Thompson, Mrs. L. Tayler, Miss R. Taylor. Mr. F. E. Tackey, Mr. W. B. T. Tucket, Capt. and Mrs. Messer, Capt, and Mrs. D. L. Watson, Mrs.struction. L. Watson, Mr. and Mrs; E, A. M. Williams, Mr. and Mr. G. Piercy, and Miss Crewe-Read: *

The party broke up after very heartily singing "Auld Land Syne."

KONKO

MONEY & MARKETS.

THE SLUMP IN EWOS.

A SUGGESTION TO THE DIRECTORS.

appearing in a Shanghai paper re- Yesterday, we published a letter lative to the sudden fall in the price of Ewas. The latter appar ently created a good deal of interest in Shanghai and among the replies

After agreeing with the writer of will interest Hong Kong readers.... was the following, which no doubt i

the earlier letter, the correspondent goes on to state:

I think it is also generally agreed that this is in large measury, due to the "bearish and usual tactics of a certain section of brokers.

The argament may be put for ward that those who have gambled for December are only getting their deserts. but this cannot fairly be applied to a certain section of the community, who bought Ewos as in investment with a reasonable margin intending to take delivery of the shares with a proportion of bank assistance. The present sen- sational depreciation has caught most of these accounts and placed them in 1 serious predicament. This is particularly galling when it is pretty well-known that the shares are really worth much more than the present market value,

Another Interim.

"I suggest that the Ewo Director- ate have some obligation to the in- weting public including the section above referred to and that they are in a position to ease the situation considerably and incidentally de liver a sharp rebuff to those brokers who have done their best to create the present unfortunate position of the market. They can do this by immediately declaring a further and substantial interim dividend. which it is generally understood they are well able to do,"

RUBBER MUST RISE.

MARKET AT MOMENT LINKED

WITH WALL STREET.

London, Nov. 9.-The Financial News, in the course of a leading article on rubber, says the market. at the moment is closely linked with Wall Street, concerning which cer tainty is not yet possible. How- ever, prices must rise above present levels, which the consumers them-

selves recognise to he, uneconomie.

6.Machine Gun Troop. Parade on Thursday, November 25, at 5.30 p.m., at Volunteer Head-temporarily remain low, but quarters for Machine Gun drill.

7-Armoured Car Company." Car Section will parade at Volun. teer Headquarters at 5.30 p.m., on Monday, 23, for Machine Gun In-

The price of the cntamodity may the depressing influences are not per- manent, a fact which the Stock Ex- change fully appreciates.-Straits "Time"

wilt parade with motor cycles out- Motor Cycle Section All ranks

[Daily Shore Quotations will be side the Kowloon Railway Station found on page 11 of this issue.] . at 3.30 p.m. on Friday. November 20. ready to proceed to camp by

road.

Dress Uniform with breeches," holder of the following service Cham. bundoliers, belts, royal tank corps pionship titles:--

LS.B.A. (Open) Cruiserweight. R.N. and R.M. (Open) Cruiser-

weight.

China Flect (Open) Cruiser

weight.

China Fleet (Open) Heavyweight.

hats helmets will be slung on left, shoulders, haversacks and water- bottles, no sidearms,

Motor cycle combinations will be in charge of Corpl. Walkinson, Lee.. Corpt. Groome, Ptes. Banks and Hutchison.

KOWLOON LAND SALE.

HALF "SHARE IN JORDAN

ROAD. PROPERTY.

A house property in Kowloon was sold by publié auction at the sale room of Messrs. Hughes and Hough

The Heavyweights. Leading Stoker Leslie Mann, the present holder of the Heavyweight Championship, needs little introdue tion to those readers who are inter- ested in boxing generally. Winner of the Middleweight Championship of the Fleet in 1921, he created a

A special lighter will be ready at the Hong Kong side to convey surprise, winning the Heavyweight.

machines across the harbour. All Championship also in the same year

Rowles, who is only 21 years of machines must be on board by 5 yesterday. and again in 1927. „In 1929 he won the Inter-Services Cup and defent-1923, since when he has met nad

age, became a professional in July, {p.m. ed Johanne Stranns, the Swedish defeated many well-known English

8.-Machine Gun Company. champion, in the 15th round. boxers among them being Walle until after Camp.

There will be no further parades Muser ("Cruiser" Champion of South Africa), Jack Waltera (win-

Extraordinary Record.

Became a "Pro"

Qf

LEAVE

-✦

No. 245 C.Q.M.S. E. G. Stewart Branson on leave. to be acting C.S.M. vide A/C.S.M.

One undivided moiety in this property was put up for sale by order of the vendor executor of Wong Shiu Tung deceased, subject to an existing mortgage on the whole property of $23,000.

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10.37 p.m.-Mr. G. W. True will

entertain at the Piano, 10.44 p.m.-Piano Solo,

Gavotte,"

H. Balfour Gardner, Mrs. J. *Sband.

Registered in the Land Offer as Subsection 11 of Section A of Kow- on Inland Lot No. 1301, the pru He lost by a knock-out to Tony

perty comprise a dwelling house Isanes in the second round at Shang

and shop thereon now known as Johnson, the Manchester City hai in November of last year, butner of Jack Hull's professional com-

No. 245 C.Q.M.S. E. G. Stewart 25. Jordan Road. The land is held inside-loft and Camsell, the centre-

on a Crown lease for 73 years from mare than atoned for this defeat petition at Crystal Palace, 1928), having returned from leave, the un- forward, scored for England within when he won on points from Babe Affable (Bermondsey) who expired portion of his leave is can-July 1, Blotto, en al Sifteen minutes of the start. The Habser at Shanghai the following cently defented Dave Forbes

for a further like period, at an celled. Welsh defence was considerably month. He was finalist in the con- Scotland, the challenger for the

annual rent of $26.82. barassed until nearing the inter- test for the Heavyweight Cham- Lansdale Belt, Guy Brennan (Dub- val when the Welsh forwards get pionship of the China Squadron this lin) the Cruise Champion of going and had some excellent year.

Ireland, Billy Cook (Bermondsey),

8. Scottish Company. Mann will find a formidable op- and Knock-out" Johanny Stralton chancen which they missed.

Thursday, November 28. There In the eighth minute after the ponent in Seaman Harry Rowles, (Holloway). resumption, Camsell headed a third a snappy young boxer who turns the Rowles' nat fight in England was quiring renewal or inue of uniform will be no parades hut members re-

11 to 11.30 a.m.-Commercial news, goal, while Johnson got is fourth scale at 170 lbs. and is only a shade at the Rochester Casino in February or equiprrent will apply for same

Bidding commenced at half the amount of the mortage (812,500). 12.30 to 1.30 p.m.-Demonstration soon afterwards. In the last ten under the 6 feet mark.

last, when he lost by a very narrow nt Headquarters from 8.30 to 6 p.m. and 8100 bids were forthcoming un- programme. minutes of the game, England com-

margin of points to Lauri Rateiri, Sunday, December 1. Annual til the property was knocked down pistely overran their opponente,

the well-known London Italian Church Parade. Company

will at $13,500. The purchaser was Mrs. 1.45 p.m.-Weather report," and Adcock, the Leicester City Rowles' record shows that he was boxer who met Rowles after meeting parade at Headquarters at 10.16 Cheng Kat, cure of Messrs. Wil-3 to 5.30 p.m.-Gramophone pro- outside-right got a fifth goal. Cam.the holder of the Boys' Middleweight Frank Moody, Ted Moore, Lena.m. Dress: Review order without kinson & Grist, the vendor's solici sell netting his third few Championship of the Nore Com- Johnson, etc. Newspaper critics at rifles, i.e., kilt, diced hose tops and tors. Conditions of sale" provide 3.00 to 6.p.m. Children's, pro- minutes later.

mand in 1924-25, Despite the fact the time opined that Rowles was spats. Glengarry, belt and side for the payment of tec per cent. of The Navy Cup inal between that he was only 16 years of age, not quite in good condition at the arms. Medals will be worn. the purchase money immediately H.M.S. Excellent and the Royal he heat Carmelia, the Amateur time of this fight.

All ranks are asked to make a after the sale, and completion of Marines was also played today, Cruiserweight Champion of Italy,

His Ambition.

spécial endeavour to attend this the purchase on or before December H.M.S. Excellent, winning by three at Ancona in 1926 in a bout which

parade, at the conclusion of which 5, 1929. clear goals.

was decided with ease in the second Rowles is an exponent, of the the chieftain of St. Andrew's Bo- round.

"k.o.", and won most of the above.ciety will be at Home to the Com- He knocked out Pte. Smith mentioned fights by this method in pany at Headquarters. (K.O.S.B.) in the first round in 1927 the fourth or fifth round. If he is and, during another one-sided con- successful in Hong Kong contests,

10.-Portuguese Company,

No. 1349 Gr. G. W. Gunn is trans-Overture, "Russians and Ludmila," The Gramophone Company recent- test, gave the k.D. to Sergt. Marhe hopes to meet Marine Izinck The Company will be in Camp ferred from the Battery to Corps

Glinka Chicago Symphonyly declared a final dividend of 60 riot at Ceylon in the arme year. (U.S.) for what would vitually be during the week-end November - Signals as from date.

Orchestra under the direction per cent., making a total of 60 per He also beat that other well-known the International Championship of

-13,--Leave

of Frederick Stock."

cent. for the year, against 55, per cruiserweight, Serman Willoughly, China.

p.m.-Monologue, The Art of cent. last year. The profits are Shopping," Mrs. M. M. Mather. £1,200,912, against £1,104,099. In p.m.-Mr. G. W. True wil July last the ordinary share capital

was doubled by the issue to share

a

THE BIRD HAS FLOWN.

COMPRADORE LEAVES BAIL OF 82,000 BEHIND.

24.

On arrival in camp Platoon Ser- in a contest for the Open Cham Iziack has had an unprecedcat geants will be responsible for the When the name of Chan Kim pionship of the Mediterranean number of successes in Shanghai of camping of the Company by Sec- Pong, alias Chan' Sek Cheung was Fleet, 1927-8 and the RN. and R.M. late, toppling over all comers in the.{

Amateur

pnswer

ship, in the latter contest. knocking terday, to

The Welterweight Championship a charge of fraudulent conversion, Mr. F. X out Marine Gody in the third-round. will carry with it a purse of 200

informed d'Almada junior

In February of last year he was for the winner and 8150 for the his Worship that the bird has down. runner-up in the IS.B.A. Cruiser loser. Both this and the Heavy- used, who is said to have weight Championship, being forced weight Contest will be of 15 rounds, to retire owing to a badly cut eye. cach of two minutes, duration and fraudulently converted $2,000 en

During the present year, after will be fought under N.S.C. Rules, 1rusted to him to pay to the Wing

winning the RN, and R.M. Tai Bank, had been described a

with the additional provision that compradore of the 6.4. Kechow Cruiserweight (Open) Champion there shall be a referer and two Bail of 82,000 had been granted him ship, Rowles added the 1.6.B.A judges and not a referee alone.

(Open) Championship to his

Pursos for the Heavyweight con- by the Court at an earlier hearing.

Warrant or served in the present aptuste the dams of dilo offe issued by the Court.

(Continued on next Column.)..ed in the Welterweight competition.

11. Strength.

tiona.

The following recruits have been taken on the strength and posted as under

No. 1524 Pte. J. M. Purvis, En gineer Co., from November 14,

1920.

No. 1525 Pte. G. C. Jorge, No.

Platoon, from November 18,

1920.

12-Transfer.

No. 1882 J. A. H. Plummer, Corps Signals, is granted sick leave from

November 20 to December 19, 1929. 14.--Promotion.

The following promotion will take place from date: No. 152 Bands. man E. M, Sequierá, Corps Band, to be Corporal.

R. A. WOLFI-Munnay, Major, Adjutant, H.K.V.D.C. Hong Kong, November 21, 1020.

NOTICE.

gramme.

gramme.

6 to 7 p.m.-Chinese programme. 748 p..-Evening weather report. 0 p.m.-Studio. Concert,

Part One. Victor record (supplied by Messrs.

Moutrio).

9.6

6.13

entertain at the Piano.

10.49 p.m. Amos Crow!! in

"Stupidities."

10.65 p.m.Song, "Fairings," East-

hope Martin, Mr. C. Gahagan. If p.m.-Victor record (supplied by

Messrs. Moutrie).

Lehar,

"Eva Waltzes," Tranz

arr. Hans-Scott, Infernational. Novelty Orchestra, 11.5 p.m.-Close down (approx.).

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9.20 p.m.-Soprano Song, The holders of 1,600,000 shares of £1

Desert Song Romberg, Misa

cach at par. These do not rank for

declared.

A. V. Hynos. Accompanist any portion of the dividend now Mr. R. Woolley,

9.97 p.m.-Piano Solo, “ Homance,”

Sibelius, Mrs. J. Shaed

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Pplied

No. 1526 Pte. F: A. Santos, No.

o Platoon, from November 13, Christmas Cards are on sale in the

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