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HUNG KONG DAILY PRESS, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1935.

EDUCATION RODE OVER THE LEAGUE TENNIS U. KASEBALL HOME FOOTBALL

(Constanda from Fágu 7.)

tunity to apply in practice what they have learned in the School,

Polytechnic, as many courses suit able for different trades will be running concurrently. The full It is also proposed to give a full ime day courses will prepare ault-workshop apprenticeship in Motor able youths for Certificates as Car Maintenance and Repair, a Marine Engineers and Building trade in which it has been found. Contractors Driftsmen and Assis- that a well run School workshop tants--always in close co-operation, can turn out far better craftsmen

with the industry concamed, or course, and will include workship, classroom, and laboratory instruc- tion in whatever proportions are found to give the best results.

than the usual garage hand, as witness the success of the Trade Schools of Malaya. I have no doubt but what the course will turn out á type of careful, com- betent motor car atter far super- lot to the average present day "hard" in the Hong Kong garage.

It is at present proposed that the Trade School Day Classes will open sometime about the end of 1936, and that there should be al well qualified staff, both European and Chinese, avaliable.

WAVES

The Potsdam In À Typhoon

How the new Norddeutscher Lloyd ner, Potsdam which left

Yesterday's Games

RECREIO "A" WIN.

Playing at home the Recreio "A" bbat the 0.0.C. by 9 sets to mil, in, an "A" Division tennis match yes- terday.

The results were as follows:-

Kobe on August 27, on her mal-A V. Remedios and J. B. Gon- den voyage west, was delayed by

typhiban that devasted southern

at the Fress by the Captain of Japan, was related to members

the unfortunate, vessel, when she arrived at Hong Kong yesterday.

1:

salves (Recreio):

beat J. W. Leonard and C.

Lai

beat R, Choa and Y. Ha-

chuinta

beat F. Zimmern and A B

Hamson

A. V, Gosano and L. A da

Silva (Recreio); · beat J. W. Leonard and G.

Lal

beat R. Choa and Y. Ha-

chulma beat Zimmern and A. B

Hamson

F. J. Remedios and H. A Barros

(Recreio):

Several Double Headers

Derby Starts Badly

London, Sept. 2

Sixth last year and considered New York, Sept. 2.

this year as one of the teams. scheduled for to-day in the two posing the London Arsenal, if the Several double headers were which has every prospect of de... maja Baseball Leagues in America Highbury Club is to be deposed. but owing to rain three had to this sesson from its present pin- be, postoned until a later date. nacle, Derby County made an in- The Cardinals were engaged auspicious start to the football with the Pirates in a double head- season by failing to secure a sin- er in the National League, but, ble point in the two games play- owing to the first game extendinged by the Club on the opening 8-1 into 16 innings before a decision

$-0

6-1

..

was reached in favour of the St. Louis outfit, the second game had to be abandoned after the sixth innings.

The Giants, who were down to 6-4орове the Phillie's, were

7-5

idle

daya

of

Derby County had to play both opening matches in and against teams, that are hard foreign son

to beat before their own support-.- ers, although in today's fixture they were very near to taking one owing to the rain.

"The Yankees in the American Goodison Park was the venue of the points. On Saturday League were Nkewise without a 6-04xture owing to the weather but there the team went down to Derby's opening engagement and the Detroit Tigers, the top team Everton, who lost only two home of the Division, won one match games last year. against the White Box.

Results of to-day's matches for low:-

As an example of the closeness of contact which it is hoped to as tablish eventually with other in- dustries, mention may be made of

At the first Intimation of the impending storin, the Captain e the provisional scheme for the

the Potsdam headed his ship due training of Builders. It is pro-

south in the hope of missing it. posed that all students before en- rolment at the Trade School will

course with the result that the but the typhoon changed its become apprenticed to a firm of builders. and will be trained partly.

German vessel was caught on the TWO WINGS% at the Trade School and partly on

outshirts. The sens became At this stage we might notice mountainous, and the vessel con- Building Works. The Trade School

triedy at the Session will cover about 38 weeks

accommodation sequently could only proceed at a which the Trade School will very slow speed. during which youths will receive

The possess.

School is divided workshop Instruction in Carpen-roughly into two wings, "Engineer- ship, related the Captain, for "she It was splendid test for the ter's Work, Reinforced Concrete ing" and "Building." Work, Levelling and Setting Out,

rode over the waves beautifully." The ground floor comprises. a When they eventually set out In addition to class-room instruc- plumber's shop, a small foundry for Shanghai it was found they tion in Building Construction, Me- capable of dealing with small cast- had deviated 150 miles from their chanics of Buildings, and the e-ings for Trade School use, a Rein- course, and consequently arrived ments of Building Quantities. On forced

Concrete Worker's shop in that port about 24 hours late.

K.C.C. BEAT U.S.B.C. the Works, for 14 weeks each year, where small Reinforced Concrete On their way down they sighted

Playing at home K.C.C. the asters agree to give these Structures can be erected complete, a China coaster piled high on the U.S.R.C. by 5 sets to 3 in an “A” student-apprenties every oppor- an engineer's fitting and machine rocks.

The crew had already Division tennis match yesterday. shop, motor car. repair shop, and been rescued. so it was not ne- The home team were not play- a forge. A small power house, is tessary for the Potsdam to offering as usual and were forced to also provided, and it is proposed | any assistance.

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to Instal a small electrical generat- Their stay in Shanghai

ing set to drive the machine shop | curtailed, as the ship was long equipment. This will give students overdue, and, after averaging a the chance of learning how to speed of 20 knots down, she ar-. operate and maintain a diesel-rived in Hong Kong on schedule, electric set. A small steam plant only 44 hours after she left will also be provided.

Shanghal

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The second floor contains three- classrooms, and accommodation for | the Principal and Staff...

Speciál arrangements have been made for the comfort of students | in the hot weather, a number of showers being installed in the dee] tached sanitary block.

1

beat J. W. Leonard and G.

Lal

beat R. Chon and Y. Ha-

chuima

beat Zimmern and A. B.

Hamson..............

share 5 sets with the visitors.

...

NATIONAL LEAGUE

B-1

6-3

6-11

RHE

Cincinnati Chicago

3

8. 1 9 0

beat

Cincinnati Chicago

6 2 6 2

Pittsburgh

9 .......... 3

2 St. Louis

4 9 0 (Paul Waner scored a home run for the Pirates. There were 18 finings).

E1

was

The following were the results:-

E.

C. Fincher and E. F. Fincher (K.C.C.):

drew with Withington and

Parker Teriss

6-6

Pittsburgh

beat Bishop and Mine

6-2

St. Louis

drew with Persse and John-.

Sotz...

6-8

(K.C.C.) lost to Withington and P..

Jeriss

4-6

Bad weather was reported by

the P. & O. freighter Kidderpore. A. E Quest and N. MacKay which also arrived here yester day.

POLICE CHANGES

Latest" transfers in the Hong Kong Police Force, with effect from to-day, are as follows; -

leave

L

Sub-Inspector W. Mair returning from leave to No. 7 Station.

Sub-Inspector C. Rozeskwy from to. CID. Wanchal vice Inspector J. C. S. Fender from Wanchai to Au Tau for Criminal Investigation Department work in the New Territories,

Sergeant Scrim from leave to vehicle Inspector, Kowloon.

For some years now the evening classes run by the Hong Kong Education Department have been known as the "Technical Institute. As this title tended to cause some confusion it will be changed this year to the Hong Kong Evening Institute and will be organised in two sections, General and Techn-tsui to Wanchal

The

Sergeant Byron from leave to CLD. Central.

Sergeant Galvin from Tsimsha-

Sub-Inspector L. Mist from leave to Officer-in-charge upper Level Technical Group win- cinde all classes with an industrial Police Station vice Sergeant Hui connection,

to.C.ID. among others the appointed

(Special "Mechanics" Classes run by the

Branch).. Taikoo and Kowloon Dock Coys, in their respective yards. There is no possible doubt of the value of these classes to apprentices, and after three years attendance in the Dock School, satisfactory youths will be promoted to an advanced coarse in the Trade School."

DIFFERENT COURSES By providing a number of dit ferent courses of training, and by adding additional "courses as and when industry requires them it is hoped that in a few years time there will be in existence a well educated, reliable body of craftsmen on whom employers can draw with the assurance that they are getting man who will combine real craftsmanship with a sumcient knowledge of engineering principles to enable him to tackle any job with genutne titelligence, and to avoid shoddy workmanship in those parts of the work which are "un-

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seen.

In conclusion, may I emphasise to employers or labour that Techni- cal Education should be regarded as an integral part of Indiätry; It is hoped that those employers who are interested will make a point of visiting the Schools when they are in operation, and stating what they require of Technical Educa tion either in regard to providing recruits for their own industries or in training their own work peo- ple.

It will be several years before. students who enter in 1935 can be come avällable, but I hope that when the time comes the captains of industry will avail themselves of the services of the trained N.CO's to the production of whom we look forward with every con- ndent.

“VOTE” ÓF. THANKS

In proposing a vote of thanks to the speaker Rotarian J. P. Bherry gald that they had all Heard a very interesting talk which was very wide in ita "scopy.

He wan afraid that what Mr. White bad Just ama wabia be too wide a sub- Ject for him to comment on but he

Kowloon to Traffic (Quarry Bay) Sergeant Ecott from Traffic

vice Sergeant Howell from Quarry Bay to Central for Motor Patrol Section.

Sergeant Brittain from Trafic (Kowloon) to Traffic (Central).

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was sure that employers would agree with him that the Institution of a Technical School had been long felt want though it would be a few years from now before the fruits of the labour would be re- warded.

drew with Bishop and Milne 6-6 drew with Persse and John-

son

............ 8-6 Pagh and Grèse (K.C.C.):

Withington

1.

beat

Jeriss

and P.

........ 7-5 drew-with-Bishop-and-Milne 6-6 beat Persse and Johnson ... 6-3

8.C.A.A. DRAW

In a "D" Division tennis match yesterday, the S.C.A.A. held the K.B.G.C. to a draw both teams capturing 4 sets.

Both teams were of about the same calibre and in fairness to the Chinese, all the luck that was present was with the visitors.

The resu'ts were:-

1 6 2 4 7 0

run for WES

(Gelbert scored a home run the Cardinals. The game called owing to darkness in sixth innings).

against the visitors but to-day The hosts scored four times Derby County went to Deepdale Ground and last by the only goal of the match to Preston North End.

WEDNESDAY DRAW

After having gone to Villa Park and taken both points on" Satur-" day it was confidently expected that the Shemeid. Wednesday would add another, two points at Burnden Park to-day. especially as Belton Jost there on Baturday" to Brentford, last year's Second Division champions. However, the Wednesday could only score once the Wednesday could only score once in reply to their op- ponents' solitary goal.

Wolves and Buddersfield, both of whom, woh on Saturday, clash- theed at Molineux Grounds where

each side scored two goals.

Tottenham Hotspurs, relegated

A double header scheduled pe- New York Giants was postponed are quickly recapturing their form tween Philadelphia Phillies and to the Second Division last year,

on account of rain, Rain also and have won both their, opening caused the postponement of a double header between Boston Braves and Brooklyn Dodgers.

AMERICAN LEAGUE

Chicago Detroit

R. H. E. I 5 2 6 8 0

{"Schoolboy" Rowe scored home run for the Tigers).

St. Louis Cleveland

St. Louis

Cleveland

2 3

0

1 5 1

C

5-7

for the Browns and for the Indians).

Washington

0 7. 10 7.10 0 home run Earl Averill

.. 8.17.2

Boston

911

Wong and Y. H. Leung beat Wateerton and Miller. 6-3 beat Bland and Morris 6-1 lost to Tetley and Arm-

strong

O. 8. Liu and C. M. Tsang

(S.C.A.A.):

drew with Waterton and.

Miller

6-8 lost to Bland and Morris ... 2-6 jost to Tetley and Arm

strong

Tan Man and W. T. Leung

(B.C.A.A.);

1

beat Waterton, and Miller beat Bland and Morris lost. to Tetley and T. M.

Trang

VOURED Ka

2-6

4-3

(Coleman scored

(Cronin and Wilson scored home runs for the Red Sox. There were were 11 innings).

Washington

Boston

matches. "one against Bradford City and the other against Hull to-day.

Leicester City, the other rele gated team falted against 'Swan-- sea at Vetch Field,

In addition to the Spurs, Bou- thampton won both the'r engage- ments, the Dell team to-day beat- ing Doncaster away from home after winning from Swansea on Saturday, !!

Bolton

FIRST DIVISION

.1 Wednesday

Preston N.E. 1 Derby Wolves

2 Huddersfeld 2 SECOND DIVISION,

Bradford Doncaster: Fulham Plymouth

Port Vale.

Shefeld U.

Tottenham

Swansea

3 11 1 2 10

(Powell, scored a home run for the Senators There were 13 in nings).

#

A double, header between 6-1 New the delphia Athletics was postponed on 6-7 account of rain.-

Reuter.

H.K. BANK

to the education of the labourers. The best way of getting an efficient staff was to bave their men pro- perly trained for their positions and in order to do so their fox- elgn employees should make it Hong Kong and Shanghai Bank- their duty that they should put ing Corporation is now composed

It was not quite correct in stat- ing that only the few Dockyards employed such technical labor he assured the hears that the star on any arm employing techni- cal labour should not be employed as an official of the company but should devote part of their time their work.

The board of directors of the

2 West Ham

6. Southampton

6 Nots Forest-

10 Bradford C.

1 Burnley

3 Bry..

2 Leicester

3 Hull

THIRD DIVISION (South)

Aldershot

Cardin

Millwall

2 Northampton 0-

0 Bristol R.

2 Coventry

THIRD DIVISION (North),

0 Chester

3 N. Brighton

Accrington

Barrow

Chesterfeld

2 York

2 Lincoln

1 Carlisle

Crewe Halifax Stockport Trammere Reater.

4 Rochdale

2 Gateshead

MessTS G. Miskin. A, H. Compton.

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