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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1931.

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"The "game; is protected under the rules of the association from being

& commercial speculation. The Football Association never pays dividends. We are nominally i

limited company with 2,000 one

LAMMERTS AUCTIONS

PUBLIC AUCTION..

THE Undersigned have received

Instructiona

TO BELL DY

PUBLIC AUCTION'

ON

THURSDAY, DEC, 10, 1931

COMMENCING

Ar 12 O'CLOCK (NOON)

AT TREK SALES ROOM,

4. DUDDELL STREET

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LARGE QUANTITY OF VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND MISCELLANEOUS GOODS

ETO, ETC.

TEEMS CASH ON DELIVERY.

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LAMMERT BROS.,

AUCTIONEERS.

PUBLIC AUCTION.

HE Uadoraigned have received

Instructions

TO SELL BY

PUBLIC AUCTION

FRIDAY, DEC. 11, 1931, COMMENCING AT 5.15 PM.

AT THEZE SALES ROOM,"

DUDDELL STASET, A VALUABLE COLLECTION OF POSTAGE STAMPS

Comprising

British Colonies, Hong Kong (OK and Inverted Water Mark), High Value China, French Post Office in China, etc., etc.

ON VIEW From THURSDAY, the 102 Decruben, 1991.

shilling sharca. How can profes-TERME-Caa ON DELIVERY,

sional football be a business when

the dividends, if there are hoy, aro restricted and limited and the dires- tors are honorary ?

The money that comes into the game is spent on the game. Foot- ball on these lines is an asset to the country,"

Do you think that amateurism has kept its hold and its place in England !."

"On the whole I do, for hanteurs play very well. But it is regrettable that Association football is not practised at all our public schools. What is the result? I recall that 40 years ago, and even at a later date, we could rely largely upon our University and public school men to represent us in international matches with countries in the United Kingdom.

"Now, in consequence of the public school headmasters dropping the game, young man go to the Universities, into the Services, and into the world at large without knowing how to play. They have" to begin to learn. But we have the responsibility thrust upon us of see- ing that the country is represented by the best we have, and we have found them among the professional minority.

CATCH CRIES.

LAMMERT BROS.,

AUCTIONEERS.

That is true. The Amateur Challenge Cup competition was in- e stituted in 1963. I was one of the organisers and acted as the honor

ary secretary from its inception. In 1908 we organised international matches for amateurs and our tenus did much good missionary work on the Continent.”

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In 1000 the Football Association sent their Arst team abroad, com poned of amateurs and professionals to play at Borlin, and the Germans visited us a year later. We put an amateur cloven on the Tottenham ground and a professional team at Manchester, We have set the ball rolling wherever we could. Our one regres is that the schools have not co-operated as we should have liked them to do.

£100,000 FOR CHARITY.

The Football Association have made many efforts to organise chari. ty matches and games. Approxi- mately we raise £100,000 a year for charities and philanthropic institu- tions through the county associa- In my young days such catch- cries as first time and get rid of tions and clubs, There is no deny- it' were never heard. The Corining that football clubs aro generona tbrans of that time included many and the public responsive. We are notabilities with the spark of indivi dualism, for they could get the ball under control and delight us with their play. It is amazing that the Corinthians of to-day are as good na they

their ropruiting grounds, the playing fields of the public schools, have been put to

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other uses."

Yet the Football Association have never ceased to encourage amateuriam t

continually asked for, help and for good and national causes..we do what we can. A

.'' But there are others who try to exploit the game by offering to the Association cups, gold cups, cups of £1,000 in value, but these schemes, for such they are, cannot be enter tained, as their real objects are not In our sphere, and not in the interests of sport,”

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