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CLOSE OF SOCCER SEASON THE CHARTERED

Borderers Win "Daily Press" Cup

The match between the Hong Kong Football Association and the

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Division I.

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South Wales Borderers, Runners-up: St. Joseph's F.C.

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A DIVORCE and to those interested.

Mr. Jessel To Propose

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London, April 17. Miss Norma Talmadge, the film actress, has been granted a divorce from her husband, Mr. Joseph Schenck, the film producer, at Juarez (Mexico). It was granted

on the ground of incompatibility

They were martied in 1917.

Mr. George Jessel, the comedian says that he will meet her on the train at New York with a proposal

of marriage. Miss Talmadge's name was associated with that of Mr. Jessel in 1932, when she denied that she had guaranteed the £20.- Winners: The Chan" Cup. The 000 settlement which the comedian

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Runners-up: South China A.A. Each player of the Winners and Runners-up teams will receive a small cup.

MR. MACDONALD

HECKLED

Incident At Academy Banquet

London, May 4. An unprecedented interruption in the Prime Minister's speech occurred at the Royal Academy banquet, yesterday evening, which was attended by HRH the Prince of Wales rd a distinguished gat- bering.

Mr. Ramsay MacDonald was ex- Erolling the achievements of the National Government when a guest interjected:

"Why not say something about the present exhibition?”

"I am coming to that." quietly replied Mr. MacDonald, who pro- ceeded to express the hope that patrons of art would the Uving artista,

encourage

Earlier in his speech, Mr. Mac- Donald described the internation- al situation" as still unsettled and uncertain and the hourly concern of the Government, who had been striving for goodwill and Deate ,and for the establishment of in-

ternational confidence.

If there were any difficulties in the way such as Disarmament, they arose not because any coun- try in the world to-day wished to possess extravagant armaments, but because the nations had not got sufficient confidence in each cther to adopt politics of goodwill and co-operation.-Reuter.

TANKER POOL NOW OPERATING

London, May 4. The Tanker Pool is, now operat ug, but the percentages payable' into the pool have not yet been disclosed.--Reuter.

RON, F. M. B. FISHER'S

DAUGHTER ENGAGED

The engagement of Miss Enid Fisher, daughter of Mr. F. M. B. Fisher, of Queen's Gate, London, to Mr. Essex Blomfield, of Tam- pln, Federated Malay States, is an- nounced,

Mr. Francis Marion Bates Fish- er is the well-known New Zealand athlete and former member of the New Zealand tennis team which he captained. against Great Bri- tain in 1913. In 1920 he won the world's mixed doubles

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́agreed to, make on his wife when

they were divorced.

During the war Miss Talmadge was one of the most popular art- ists who appeared on the screens In the British Army camp.

Norma Wires "Okay"

There is more news about Miss Norma Talmadge, the film star, who obtained a divorce from her husband, Mr. Joseph Schenck, the producer, in Mexico.

George Jessel, the Alm comedian, declared in an interview in New York (says Reuter) that he would ask Miss Talmadge to marry him as soon as she reached New York.

Asked when the event was likely to take place, he said, "I got a telegram from Norma yesterday. All it said was:

Okay I am on my way to-night,

exactly," added Mr. Jessel.

"I don't know what that means

"It is up to Norma to say when we will be married, but, between you and me, we shall probably be married within a year."

Miss Talmadge stated when re- ference was made to an alleged romance between her and John Gilbert, that she was not thinking of marrying again. Her lawyer declared: "Miss Talmadge is not interested in Mr.

any more.".

Gilbert

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ment of fursery cannon play bas assisted him considerably in his progress, but it was a good sign that he did not allow this method of scoring to cause him to forget the more elementary principles af the game.

Lee held such a big lead when the final day's play was begun that the result of the match was not in doubt. He. increased his advantage in the afternoon, when

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TWO WORLD BOXING CHAMPIONS

New York, May : 4.

The scores at the interval were:-Lee (receives 2,000). (to play), 13,647; Inman. 11:335.

The feature of the play at night was a splendid break of 335 by Lee. It included runs of 62 and court championship; since 1918 he

Marcel Thi (France) outpointed 34 cannons, in which he controll has won over. Afty British and Gustave Roth (Belgium), at Paris ed the run of the balls cleverly. French championships, and "In yesterday, and Vince Dundes Lee, who outpointed his opponent 1924 was a

member of the New (America) beat Al Diamond on by scoring 634 for an average of Zealand Davis Cup team.

27, while Inman made 371 for an points at New Jersey yesterday.

average of 27, made other runs of From 1905 to 1814 Mr. Fisher

re48, 94, 50, and 64, the highest

and 74.

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The result was:Lee (receives 2,000), 14,281, Inman, 11,703.

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