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Sports News

Baseball Notes.

SOUTH CHINA AND, JUNGLE

LEAGUES.

WEEK-END' GAMES.

[BY STRIKE OUT."]

SUNDAY SOCCER.

TWO GAMES AT THE STADIUM.

·ROYAL NAVY », CANTON

NAVY, TO-DAY.

În connexion with a tour of Java which is being undertaken by the Chinese. Athletic Association in the near future, two soccer mat» chos are to be played at the North Point Stadium to-morrow,

Last wook's games were not so hot from baseball standpoint al though the U.8.6. Holena and the At 4.15 pm, a Java Tour team, Japanese had quite a turnicnt for composed as follows: Chan, Sck- their game in which the Japs won pui; Ng Kam-chuen, Lies Ling; by single fun. If the sailors get Chan Pok, Mak Kwok-tung: down to business, I believe they Wong Pin, Chan Kwong-ui, Li will be the strongest contenders Yi-sun, Lai, Kwok-chiu, 'LI' Hung fer the pennant. It is a little tooching and Suen Tac-king, will meet early and the teams are not in a Combined Army tonm, selected very goed shape as yet, and there- as follows: Osborne (I.A.0.C.): fore it is pretty hard to prediet (Gray (Argylls). Naughton (Ar. who will come out on top. |(Arylls); Hustio (Argylla), Grant Not much attention need be given 1 (Argyls), Fretwell" (RE.); A; N. to the South China league as most Cther, Dolan (R.A.O.C.), Lamont f the good players aru already" (Argylls), McQuade (Argylls) and signed up in the Hong Kong Base Cambelt (Argylla) Moran, Cotton, ball League. The South China Davidson and McDonald are League soms to be a pretty bushy serves Referos, Sgt. Parker. bunch and the games are hardly,

5.30 p.m. another and worth the time to watch. Some c stronger Java Tour team will meet the teams have sure put some dandy

namen on their clubs. Take for instance, Mnity Chang's "Beas," which scund like an organization from the Girl Guides. Their play: ing is about as good as their name.

Hong Kong League:-

16.

another and stronger Army touro,

as follows:

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS. SATURDAY, JULY 11, 1931.

LEAGUE TENNIS.

CHINESE AND INDIANS TO MEET TO-MORROW.

WOMEN DISCUSS NATIONALITY.

FIRST CONFERENCE HELD

BY LEAGUE.

The longiŋ tennis matches be- tween LR.CH.K.C.C. (“A” Divi- sion) and US.C.C.-K.I.T.C, ("C" Geneva, July 2-A League of Division) which were arranged for Nations commission, composed ex yesterday were postponed.

elusively of women, convened here There were, however, two B to-day for the first time in the his division matches decided on Thurstory of the Lengue, ・・ day one of which resulted in a surprising win for Craigengower over Kowloon Cricket Club. The scores of this match were W. J. Howard and Y. Hachiu-

me (0.0,0.)

lost to P. M. Pinquet and

R. B. Hambly..... beat F. Zimmern" "and". Y.

Segaloa...

bent W. Brown and F.-E..

Skinner

G. Lin and A, Kitcheli;

(0.0.0)

J

tied with P. M. Pippuct and

R. B. Hambly

beat F Zimmern and Y.

Segalen....2

beat W. Brown and F. E.

Skinner

E. Zimmern, and F. Zimmern

(0.0.0.)....

beat P. M. Pisquet and R.

B. Hambly

beat F. Zimmern and X.

Segalen

beat W. Brown and F, E.

Skinner

6.2

6.

6. 4

6.2

RECREIO » CIVIL SERVICE,,

their league ixture with Civil Ser- Playing at home Recreio. won

two vice Cricket Club by seven sets to

The scores were i—

(Recreio)

C.A.A-H. H. Chow; Fung Man-yau, Loung Yuk-tong: Ho Cho-yin, Wong Sui-wa, Lom, Yuk A, Gosano and C. Barretto The games this work-end are asying; B, Gosano, A. Gosano, Chan follows: Hong Kong Basschall Kar-chew, Suen Kam-shua and Club vs. South China Athletic; Japanese va.. Chinese Athletie.

Junglo Longue: Chin Ki'e "Bears" vs. K K Leung's "Tigers."

I predict a win for the Hong Kong Baseball Club and the Japan Pse ought to beat their opponents. Of course it all depends on the breaks of the game and the side that can take advantage of the breaks has a much better, chance. If the pitching does nct improve | a lot, either side may take the game, but from what I hear, the pitchers have been put through their paces and the ball tossera promiso to show signs of improvė- ment.

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All of the teams have been put. bing in some hard work on the practico grounds and the re- sults should give us some good bal. The Hong Kong Club scemo to be out for the fing this year aal are putting in the most time of any, hut, as I said before, they have to watch out for the Yankee Gobs

Standings of the Teams

P. W.. L

|

Chán Chua W

beat D. J. Valentine and J.

R. Pengelly

While the Leagus has always en couraged the inclusion of women on all delegations and commissions, this is the first time it has appeal, ed to them alone for advisory help in the solution of an international problem,

The commission which convened to day will formulate for the Sep tember, asaembly the opinion of the

1 leading women's, organizations of theworld on what they consider

as the best solution of the problem of nationality for women married to foreigners

This question has become especial ly acute since the enactment of the American laws providing that' a foreign women who marries an American no longer automatically secures American nationality.

In the case of many countries, à woman, marrying a foreigner loses her original nationality, usually on the assumption that she takes that. of her husband. In the case of English women, for examplo, mar

they become sort of international riage to an American means that

derelicts, women without a country;" unless they go to United States and become naturalized under the ze- gular federal laws.

Some Exceptions,

beat V. 1, Freeman and

G. W. A. Tufton

...

beat F..W. Bradley and J.

A. Bendall (Argylls), E, de Souza and F. J. Reme

dios (Recreio)

&0

3--2

beat D. J. Valentine and J.

R. Pengelly......

While in the past the general custom was that a woman marrying. & foreigner took the nationality of the latter, there are, however, countries where the situation is just the roverse."

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Army: Hunter (Argylis), Binckburn (Argylla), Henderson (Argylla);

Grosvencr (R.E.), Jackson (R.A.O.C.), Yeoman (Argyls)': Hughes McTavish Argylla), Gillott (K Bigs.), Grimwood (R.A.M.C.) and Inñson (R.A.M.C.). Roferce. Ser- geant Caswell.

A match is to be played to-day at the Stadium between the Royal Navy (Hong Kong) and the Can ton Navy. The kick-og is at 5 p.m.

H.K.F.A. ANNUAL

MEETING.

ANOTHER SUCCESSFUL

SEASON.

OFFICERS ELECTED,

beat V. H. Freeman and

G. W. A. Tuftón lost to F. W. Bradley and

J. A. Bendall.......

J. Barros and V. Yvanovich

(Recreio)

lost to D. J. Valentine and

J. R. Pengelly beat V. H. Freemon and

G. W. Å. Tufton beat F. W. Bradley and J.

A. Bendall

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Italy and Holland, for example,' insist that a man marrying, an Italian or a Dutch woman should

4. 6 assume the wife's nationality. "The idea back of this is to preserve the unity and national integrity of the family.

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To-morrow's Match, To-morrow (Sunday) the Indian Recreation Club will play off their postponed fixture with Chinese Recreation Club in the #B? divi sion. The latter start favourites the Hong Kong Football Associn and should win, but the Indians Pettica was held yesterday in the are an uncertain lot and may causo

The annual general meeting of

0 1.000 board-room of Mosara Jardine, a surprise Much interest will be 0 1.000 Matheson and Co., Ltd., under the

Japanese

2

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Hong Kong 1 Soath China". 1

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U.8.8. Helena 1 0

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Chinese Athletic 1 Q

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WATER POLO.

1000 chairmanship of Mr. 1. M. Dyer centred on the game and a large

.000 (President), surported by the Hon, attendance is expected.

1 .000 Dr. R. H. Kotowall and Mr. P.

P. J. Wodehouse, C.1.E., (Vice Presidents), and members of the council including Messre. J. Ormis- tan, R. K. Duncan, H. M. Mc- Tavish, N. Hall, T. G.. Stokes, G.. T. May, Comdr. E. G. Morris,

FAST GAMES AT THE V.R.C.R.N., Capt, E. B. Deakin, and

Mr. W. E. Hollanda (Hon. Secre-

In the first division of the Water (tary). There were also present

FANLING GOLF.

STARTING TIME FOR TOMORROW,

Pale league, Kowloon took the eighteen representives from the 24 a.m. A. D. Humphreys and

gamu from the South Wales varicus clubs.

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Borderors, by five points to nil After referring to the report and Kowloon had the game from the balance sheet for the year ended first and scored twice in the first May 31, 1931, the Chairman com-. half, The Herderers put up a mented on the successful season 0.42 gathe fight but were not equal to and the astisfactory position of the the task.

finances of the Association. The necounts as presented were passed on the proposal of the Chairman, secondled by Mr. Baldwin."

In the second division, the 12th Hoavy Battery beat the University team with a score of five to nil The game was a fast ons, and the University played a good game but the soldiers were better goal aboqt ers. They had a heavier team and were emaily able to overwhelm' their opponents.

In the third game of the oven- Ing, also in the second division, the 20th Heavy Battery played the Buoth Wales Borderers. The score was a little closer as tho Battery won with a score of three to one. The game was a fast one and· ra- ther rough, but interesting.

Election of Officers.

The following officers, worg elect ed for the ensuing season --

President Mr. M. Dyor. Vios Presidents:-The Hon. Dr. R. H. Kotowall and Mr. P. P. J.

Proposed alterations to the rules for the season 1931/89, which were embodied in a printed liat ciros- lated to members, were considered and passed.

Governor as Patron.

In announcing that a letter had been received intimating that H.E. the Governor would be pleased to become the patron of the Associa tion, the Chairman commented on the great honour which had been conferred on the Association.

D. 'Eager.

A. Leach and W. Shields,

A. C. I. Bowker and W. N. Buyers.

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D. Lupton and Mycock.

9.40

While, up till'n faw years ago, the general solution most favoured by women's organizations was that the wife should have the right either to retain her own nationality or assume that of her husband, na she might choose, even this view has changed now.

It is expected that the commis |tion which convened to-day will in- stead insist that whatever solution is adopted for the problem it will be on a basis of absolute equality as regards sex, and that there shall be no discrimination against women, It is hoped that the final decision

as taken by the September assembly in the matter may eventually be made the basis for convoking an international conference, thint will launch an international convention on the subject, thus making it a matter of codified international law.

The commission which convened to-day consists of two delegates from the following eight inter national women's organizations—i The International Council · of Women; the International Suffrage national League for Peace and Free Alliance; the Women's Inter

dom; the Inter-American Commis || C.sion of Women; the Equal Rights International; the World Women's Union; the All Asian International Federation of University Women:

"Amongst the American women on the comission are Miss Madeleine Z. Doty of New York; Mins Doris Stevens of New York: Miss Alice Paul of Washington; Miss Margaret Whittemore of Hanta Barbara, Cal and Mrs. C. Guthérit. 'd'Arcin of Geneva, Switzerland.

ER. Sandstrom and W. C. Haley,

CHINESE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.

^MR. WONG KWONG TIŊ ELECTED CHAIRMAN,

Mr. J. Ormiston, on his electionese Chamber of Commerce, the sec as Chairman of Council for an- cther term thanked the members tion took place of the Chairman, for their hearty support during, the Vice-Chairman, Treasurer and season, and assured the meeting of Vice Treasurer, and of the exco his continued interest in the wative committers,

THE DANGER OF

INDIGESTION

Tew people realise that danger lurks bahind that seemingly un- Yesterday afternoon at the Chin-important discomfort after enting. Navertheless it is true, for mino times out of ten the trouble is caus ed by excess stomach acid which not only makos food ferment but also attacks the stomach lining and may cause ulceration. You can avoid such danger and promptly There was a record attendance of: stop digestive distress by taking s onting or whenever pain is felt. little Bisurated Maguesia after This instantly neutralises all, ex- Cess acid, averts fermentation and soothes and honts the inflamed stomach lining, Doctors all over the world recommand" "Bisurated' Magnesia becatre leqtrickly supri indigestion and removes the in- siduous cause safely and muroly. Aak your chemist for a package of tablets) and keep yourself from frem Bisurated Magunia (powder or

atomach trouble.

mombare of the General Committee, more than 150 members of that body being present,

fare of the Association." He also thanked Mr. Duncan for his valu able assistance as Chairman of the Wedebonso,

Emergency Committee and for his Chairman of Counci-Mr. J. | helpful criticism at the meetings Ormistona ja mujalt

A rate of thanks was proposed Hon, Secretary-Mr. W. E. Hol- by the Chairman to Mesers, Jar

dine, Matheson and Co., Ltd, for

Mr. Wong Kwong, Tin, Chinese Hon. Beer Mr. Can the icon of the board room for the member of the danitary Board, and

meeting-Xtendorsing Clipa of Council:--Mcasra, poin)," vote of thanks was and compradors of Holt's Wharf, was MoTavini, G. T. May, I passed to Mr. Dyor for his ser elected Chairman and Mr. Ho Duncra *K* Lọc, T. G. vlogs as President of the Associa Loung, the Compradcre, of Mocars Stokos, A. deldenberg, J. W. Bald ticn and for taking the chair at Jardine Matheson and Company win Wong Ka Teun, and F. C. the meeting, Clemo

(Continued on previous Column) was elected Vice-Chairman,

Which

hich are

Monday

Tuesday

are your interests ?

SPORT.

Local Sport, Results of Week End Games. Home Cricket Results.

MOTORING.

Local and World News of interest to Motorists.

Wednesday AVIATION.

A page of interesting information about the latest developments in flying.

HOME RACING.

Home Racing Notes, contributed by an expert.

BOOK REVIEWS.

Reviews of carefully selected books and novels which will interest people of intelligence.

SPORT.

Lawn Bowls review by “Green."

Thursday RADIO.

Friday

Saturday

Wireless News, contributed by a local enthusiast.

SPORT.

Swimming Notes.

Home Cricket Results."

WOMAN'S PAGE

Of value to all women who take an interest in matters of Dress, contributed by a local expert.

SPORT.

Tennis Topics by "Topflite."

Lawn Bowls week-end forecast by "Green."

BUILDING & ENGINEERING.

News from Home, China and Hong Kong.

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