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A, BUDDING SPORTSMAN

SUCCESS OF MASTER

IAN PLEW

Thus the St. Ninian's "School Magazine, Moffat, Scotland:-

We have played football, both rugby and association, for exercise, and there have been some quite interesting Set matches," but the main interest has centred on the golf, which has produced some capital games. Three boys have distinguished themselves above the rest (Burt i., Black i, Ian Plaw, son of Mr. W. L. Plew, Night Editor, Hong Kong Daily Press), and Mowat and Kerr i. are coming

on.

SHOOTING

FOOTBALL

SHANGHAI AND LOCAL CHINESE BEAT NAVY

A friendly football match be tween a combined team composed of players from the South Chinese. Athletic Association and Tung Hua Football Club of Shanghai versus the Royal Navy was played at Caroline Hill yesterday, and ended in a win for the Chinese by two goals to .

Despite the wet state of the ground, the game, was comparative ly fast and even, and had the sailors been little quicker on the ball they might have saved themselves from defeat. They had a share of the play, and on several occasions they penned the Chines goal, but could not score owing to their forwards being a bit slow.

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The Shanghai players were not: very impressive, particularly in the metter of combination, but this may, be accounted for by the fact that the team was a "mixed" one. themselves both in defence and at- tack, and as a matter of fact were langely responsible in preventing the anilors from searing.

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, THURSDAY, JUNE 15, 1933,

HOME RACING

THE HUNT CUP

[REUTER'S AMERICAN ́ BERVICE.]

LONDON, June 14 THE race for the Hunt Cup reault-

ed as follows:---

1. Colorado Kid. 2. Scatter Cash, 3. Diamantge. Twenty-eight horses ran, two lenghts saparating frst and second, same between second and third.

Betting: 100/6 Cororado Kid, 98/1 Scatter Cash, 33/1 'Diamantee.

HOME CRICKET

FIVE PLAYERS SCORE DOUBLE-CENTURIES

OUR SCOTTISH AIR-MAIL

LETTER

Mr. John Buchan opens the Assembly: Scottish Music at Amsterdam: The London Scottish Territorials: New Director of Glasgow Technical College: The Military

Museum

(Special Air-Mail Service)

FIRST SON OF MANSE

OPENS ASSEMBLY

whose Dance Suite for orchestra and piano was one of the two Bri- tish work chosen by the interna- tional jury for performance this Glasgow, May 29.

year. The other work in 'Belshar- Mr. John Buchan, M.P., Hisar's Feast," of William Walton, Majesty's Lord High Commission which will be heard at the second

CATS NOT ONLY SCRATCH

THEY SOMETIMES BITE

AS WELL!

According to a police report, Mr. A. W. Torrible of Messrs. Gilman & Co. was bitten by a cat in Wynd- ham Street on Tuesday afternoon. It was stated that Mr. Torrible, came upon a group of Chinese ill- treating the animal and when rescuing it, he was severely bitten about the wrist. -

Mr. Torrible afterwards bad his. injury attended to by a doctor, and on his advice, the cut was removed to the depot at Kennedy Town for

servation. -

Only a Caution!

flected in the great improvement ali The local players distinguished / AND TEN OTHERS TOP THREE his address to the Assembly at its vocalist. Mr. Chisholm's Suite con the defendant til a string round |

A great deal of practice has been indulged in this term, which is re- round. Colours have been awarded to Plew and Black i., both of whom have shot very consistently.

We had one match against St. Anselm's with two VIII's.. The 1st VIII, was successful by a narrow- margin, but the End VIII. WAS badly beaten.

In the Preparatory School Open Competition we finished 10th on the Scottish schools..

The Game.

FIGURE MARKI

(TURQUON REUTER'S AGENCT.]

LONDON, June 13. The game started with fast ex-THE superiority of the bat over changes, but the wet state of the ball was emphasised in ng ground prevented any opportuni- uncertain manner in the week-end ties to score, In the first few cricket programme which has just minutes, the Chinese came very been brought to a close. Five near to scoring when Tam Kong batsmen topped the two-hundred Shooting for the cups, Plew. and

Pak headed over. Immediately mark while no less than ten made Black maintained their places and afterwards, however, they succeed-

centuries.. Bakewell, the "young finished first and second respective-ed when the game player, receiving Northants batsman, acored his nice pass from Yeung Siu Yick, second double-century in successive OUT SCORES,

sent in a nice ground shot that beat matches, following up his acore of the goalkeeper completely. The

240 against Notts with 257 to be Chinese continued to attack, and the highest scorer in the matches after about five minutes nearly in just concluded. creased their score. when Chan Hung Kwong, with no one to mark him, headed straight into the hands of Woodman from close-in.

"

Scores are as follows:-

Plew

Black

7973 73-938 71 72 73-916

GOLF

The Medals, The January Medal was won by I Plew (44-5) 39. Burt ii. also made a good score of 44. Orr did not hand in a score.

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The February Medal he won by Plow again, but he has already won one and cannot win two, so R. D. Kerr was the winner with a score of (53-8) 45. Mowat made a good score of (60-4) 40.

The Foursomes.

RESULTS.

It might be interesting to note than no fewer than four of the seven matches were brought to a definite conclusion while the The sailors then had a brief | "friendly" between West Indies pariod of attack, but their for- and the M.0.C. ended in a draw. wards were slow, and consequently missed a number of chances. After this the Chinese again took up the attack, and in one of their raids they increased their score when Yeung Siu Yick; after tempting the come out, deftly goalkeeper to passed the ball to Chan Hung Kwong who headed into the empty goal.

The Teams.

The teams were:-

Royal Navy: Woodman (R.N.H.);

After the interval, the sailors retaliated strongly, and on several occasions came very near to scor- ing. They had more of the play The Foursomes this year produced during this half, and the Chinese some very good games, especially balves, and one or two forwards the game between Mr. Olegg with were forced to come back to help his partner, Richardson i., against the defence. However, the sailors

still were

slow in taking Ror. F. W. Pearse and Orr, the

opportunities, and although they latter winding up; but the game tried hard, they could not pene between Mr. Wingate with his part-trate the Chinese defence. ner, Richardson ii., against Mr. Richards and Park was rather one- sided, the former winning 6-5. Black and Kerr had a good game against Mr. Black and Atkins, Black and Kerr winning 4-3.

Mr. Wingate and his partner were beaten by Plew and Mowat, the score being 43. The final between Black and Kerr against Flew and Mowat was extremely exciting. The first round ended up all square after an ex- tremely exciting game. After the seventeenth Black and Kerr were one up, but Plew and Mowat won the eighteenth, making the game all square. In the second round, which consisted of nine holes, Plow and Mowat won one up after un extremely exciting game. The best ball in the last nine holes was forty

The Parents" Golf Match.

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20

The results were:-

County Championship, Sussex (277 and 106-2) beat Hampshire (157 and 178) by eight wickets.

Derby (508-7 dec.) beat Leicester, (346 and 95) by an innings and 7 runs.

Lancashire (534-9) beat Surrey (478) on first innings..

Yorkshire (5000 dec.) beat Wor eester (231 and 104) by an innings and 105 runs.

Glamorgan (547e dec. and 60-1) beat Northants (466) on first in- ninga.

Kent (466 and 180-7 dec.) beat Warwick (358 and 181) by 118 runs, Essex (415 and 116-4 dec.) beat Somerset (355 and 61.0) on first innings.

Friendly.

U.S. BASEBALL

West Indies (362 and 1-4 dec.) Fortest (Eagle), Matthewa (Corn- drew with Middlesex (178 and wall); Blair (Olympus); Richards 123-3). Redler (Caradoc), Usher (Veteran) (Eagle), and Symonds (Wren); Timberlake (Wren)." Northey (Carndoe) and Bates (Eagle).

Chinees:- Luk Cheung Yan (T.H.), Lanz Tiag Sang (S.C.) and Lee Ning (T.H.); Leung Yin Chan (S.C.), Leung Wing Chin (S.C.), To Hai Yuen (TH); Yeung Sui Yick (S.C.), Tso Chow Ting (T.H.), Tam Kong Pak (S.C.), Chan Hung Wah (T.H.).

YANKEES AGAIN BEATEN

(THROUGH BEUTER'S AGENCY.]

NEW YORK, June 14, LOU GEHRIG, who tied with Dabe, Ruth for the 'home run

er to the Church of Scotland, in opening session in Edinburgh yes terday, said that at an hour when material standards were largely discredited it was the duty of the Church to uphold those spiritual standards which could not fail.

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concert with Roy Honderson as also cludes the programms of the second orchestral concert to be given on Monday, June 12, and he will him self play the piano on this impor

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There was a sequel to the incident when the Chinese was charged be at Central Magistracy yesterday fore Mr. Wynne-Jones with cruelty- Sub Inspector Smith stated that the cat's neck to a four-gallon empty tin and was trying to get the cat into the tin. In doing so, ha struck animal several times on the back of the neck. He then REISS, MASSEY & CO.,LTD. dragged the cat along in Wyndham Street

Mr. Torrible intervened 'and 'was

The King had commanded him to TRULY INTERNATIONAL assure the Assembly of his great sense of their steady and firm zeal In addition to Scotland and Eng- in hie service, and of his deterland, there are 12 nations repre- bitten. On the advice of Dr. Croot, mization to maintain at all times santed on the programmes Ger who treated Mr. Torrible, the cat Presbyterian Church government many, Poland, Hungary, Holland,

Was sens to Kennedy Town for in Scotland.

Czechoslovakia, Spain, France, observation, and would be kept Italy, the United States, Argan: there for about ten days. Dafen- "I come to you to-day with a full heart, for 1 am one of your tina, Austria, and Jugoslavia dant could have it back when the selves, and I have in my bones the and the festival scheme offers cho- Colonial Veterinary Surgeon certi-

con-fies it fit for discharge tradition of Scottish Presbyterian.ral and orchestral music, a

His Worship cautioned defen. ism," he continued. I believeert of Dutch a cappella" music,

a programme of chamber music, dant! that I am the first son of the and the first performance of a m manee to hold, the high office which der opera. The famous Concert. His Majesty the King has con- ferred on ms.

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TRIBUTE TO FATHER

"I have been for a quarter of a century an elder of the Church of Scotland in St. Columba's Church in London, but my up-bringing was in the historic Free Church, which has provided one of the great strains now happily united in the national communion,

to

gebouw Orchestra of Amsterdam much more than a mumum. It is and the Amsterdam Oratorio So a memorial. It will keep alive ciety will present all the orches-the memory of the gallant. Soottish tral and choral works; and Men- soldiers who fought in the days gelberg will conduct an extra con- cert on Thursday, June 18, so bringing a busy week to a close. It is impossible, of course, to know from programmes exactly what is in store for those who attend the festival, but these annual meetings not infrequently provide at some times high point of sensational interest.

when battles were conducted with simple, well-defined rulee, when men fought cleanly and when the spectre of science had not sullied warfare with its horrid breath. It takes ite place beside the Scottish National Memorial, whose cathe. dralled calm it emphasises in the eloquence of its silent exhibits, and Will you permit me to pay my

to whose tale of epic sacrifice "it tribute that high tradition,

presenta a glorious preface in an which has been the most sacred | THE LONDON SCOTTISH atmosphere at brocade, scarlet uni- thing in my life, and to some of

forms and flashing swords. In its the men long dead, who are still The London Scottish is a strik corridors there is remembrance of to me, living memories I wouling exception to other Metropoli- the men who went to war in gay mention four names in gratitude tan units of the Territorial Army, uniforms, who did not need to and reverence-William Welsh, of for while the regiment of "exiles" wear the protective colours of the Broughton, who was a link with is now practically at full strength earth, because their weapons were. the Disruption; Ralph Smith, of all the others are much below. Lon. the sword, the musket and the-can- Glasgow; Norman Walker, of Dy. don is actually the poorest re- pon, and whose morale was never art; and my own father. From craiting area for the Territoriale broken by dawn barrages, gas sto their teaching and their lives in the British Isles. The full tacks or aerial bombing remem- learned the meaning of the beauty strength for the area is approxim-brance of days that have gone for of holiness and the grandeur of ately 23,500 officers and men, and ever. The spirit in which those Christ's Kirk in Scotland.

gallant gentlemen fought is. still" the actual personnel is just over here, but modern methods of war "I would offer to you in all hu-15,200. Lack of the local patria have smothered it so that it rare- mility a reflection which at a sea- tism so strong in the provinces is hon like this must rise to the mind given as the chief reason for this of anyone who is connected, how poor harvest of recruits, but an- ever humbly, with the business of other important factor is the gra

dual movement of the centre of government.

population gravity away from Cen- tral London, where all the Terri torial units have their beadquár- ters Efforts are now being made to suburbanise the various units, and thus stimulate recruiting.

GLASGOW TECHNICAL

COLLEGE

À PALACES CRUMBLING “

"In these days we have built up for ourselves a superb mechanical Apparatus of life. We have do ninated the forces of nature for enrichment and our comfort. We have increased the speed and com- plexity of living. We have broken down many of the old categories

Craigengower Trounce, wen against Boston Red Sox,

crown in 1931, banged out his 14th homer this season when playing SPEY ROYAL CUP for the Yankees against the Braves

ysaterday.

New York Giants, National lead-

"And now in the last few years but

the Yankees, world series we have seen the work of our hands champions, lost to the Braves. confounded. The lordly palaces we Results as "enbled by Router:have built are every where crum

National League.

Yacht Club

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The match between the Craigen:

This year the boys won after some exciting games. The parents won one game; the couple beaten, whe Rev. F. W. Pearse and J. Burt, being beaten by Mr. Mawat and Mrs. Halifax, the score being 1 up. Mr. Black and H. Black beat Mr. gowar C.C. and the Yacht Club Kerr and Mrs. Henderson 6-4; M. in the Spey Royal Cup on the Glegg and Kerr beat Mrs. Kerr and Police green last night proved to Mr. Beattie 6-3; Mr. Wingate and be a very one-sided affair. Crai Mowat beat Mr. Fisher and Miss gengower started convincingly and won 17 out of the 21 heads play.

Robertson 70; Mr. Richards and ed, finishing winners by 43 points Plow beat Dr. Arthur and Mrs. Wood 0-4.

to six.

In the course of the game the winners scored a seven and five fours. Beer, who played No. 3

The day was very good for play, except that there was a very strong wind, which seemed to blow the for Craigengower was in dently balls about on the green and made form and was mainly responsible putting very difficult.

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Yacht Clah: N. Spence, J. A. R. Selby, J. A. W. Boanar and A. MacFarlane.

Championship Singles."

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The Governors of the Royal of thought, and have adventured Technical College, Glasgow, at a without chart or compass into a special meeting, apppiated Sir strange world. But have we not Arthur J. U. Huddleston, C.M.G., been in peril, amid our material O.B.E., M.A., as Director of the triumphs, of forgetting the things

College as from September 1 in of the spirit?

succession to Dr. H. F. Stockdale, who retires at the end of the cur rent session. The new Director Is graduate of Cambridge Univer- aity and has had an extensive ex- bling. Much of the wealth which we perience as an administrator in the have laboriously created is vanish-Sudan Government Service. At ing like fairy gold. The winds the same meeting the Governors: from the outer space have been promoted Mr. William M. Cum broken into our security, and we ming, D. Sc., F.LC., M.I. Chem. realise to-day how frail a thing is E., F.R.S.E., to the "Young" Pro our civilisation.

fessorship of Technical Chemistry, Thomas Gray Both appointments in succession to the late Professor clear eyes and strong hands to are subject to the approval of the build up again world in which Scottish Education Department.

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"In such an hour of crisis it is

man may live. But a still more

urgent duty lies upon the Church

SCOTS MILITARY MUSEUM

of Christ. May it not be that our din by Age

troubles are a blessing in disguise,Mr. John Buchan) will open the The Lord High Commissioner that they may form that prepara

tib evangelica which turns the mind Scottish Military and Naval Mu to God?

anna seima în Edinburgh Canfle The pseum is housed in a building in

It is for you; at this hour Crown Square, adjacent to the when material standards are large Scottish National War Memorial. ly discredited, to uphold those Its history commences with the spiritual standards which cannot proposals for erecting the National fail. No higher daty, no nobler Memorial, when, some

some one suggest opportunity was ever given to Church auch as ours, which is at once evangelical and catholic, his toric and free.

SCOTLAND

ND AT AMSTERDAM

od that if funds permitted it would be fitting to include in one of the near-by buildings of the Castle a military and naval, mu- seum of an historical shàractér,

When the Smorial was opened

The approaching festival of the in 1987 the Duke of Atholl set him International Society for Con self the task of establishing this temporary Music, to be held at museum. His plan was that it Amsterdamd daily for a week be should not only be historic but ginning une 9, is of particular should portray the split of sacris interest to Scotland, which will be free of Sootamén who fought for represented on the festival pro- their country and should not. to the re-grammes for the first time since merely display a collection of grim 1th and the these annual meetings were institut

the ed elevenlynurs ago The repre-

sentative in Mr-Erik Chisholm

the well-known Glasgow, musician,

nesruments of war

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